Society and Social Sciences

History remembers the Holocaust as one of humanity's darkest chapters.

A forty-year insider documents the systematic erosion of human consciousness — and why the window to reverse it is closing.

Computer E-Book is a beginner-friendly guide designed to help students, educators, and self-learners understand the fundamentals of computer technology.

What if elections are not enough?

This immigration consulate document preparation guide explains what U.

In this charming collection of three bilingual Italian–English short stories, young learners are invited into a magical world where simple Italian comes alive through adventure, humour, and heart.

We like to believe that evil is rare, incomprehensible, or confined to history.

Step into a world of simple magic, everyday adventures, and gentle surprises with this charming collection of three simple bilingual Catalan–English short stories for beginner learners (A1–A2 Level).

Beyond the famous haunted cities and well known legends, America is filled with small towns where the dead are still said to walk.

Success is often measured in numbers.

Why do reforms so often fail to deliver the results they promise?

In Humanity & Machines: A Guide to Our Collaborative Future with AI, discover how artificial intelligence reshapes every aspect of our world from business and healthcare to ethics and national security.

This volume analyzes the relationship between political authority and institutional performance in contemporary Tanzania.

Tombs, Mummies and Burials: The Ancient World's Obsession With DeathBeneath the healing springs and Victorian spires of Eureka Springs lie echoes of humanity's oldest rituals—ancient tombs hidden in Ozark hollows, cave burials, and legends of the restless dead that mirror civilizations half a world away.

We are seeing what is now reaching a critical mass of people crying out for renewal and reform, as we experience the consequences of living in a withering civilisation.

Lost Worlds: From Ancient Civilizations to Unexplained PhenomenaStep into the shadowed hollows and mist-veiled bluffs of the Ozarks, where the veil between past and present thins.

Here is a mid-range book description:Civilizations are not built solely with stone, steel, armies, or governments.

We live in a world obsessed with the polished finish.

What keeps moving with us?

Forty years in clinical psychology private practice brings a depth and perspective.

What if the history of the occult is not a collection of fairy tales but a trail of real power, real fear, and real consequences?

They look capable.

He was a Pony Express rider at fourteen, a Civil War soldier, a scout who earned the Medal of Honor, and the showman who brought the Wild West to the world's stage.

What if the most honest account of reality was written by a mind with an intellect several notches above that of the average human, and who is not exactly human herself?

The Right to Live: Housing, Human Survival, and the National Demand for Repair examines housing as a condition of human survival, not merely a market product.

In a quiet pond, a pirate ship, a sleepy Sunday garden, and a bustling little bakery, four charming stories come to life in this beautifully simple bilingual collection for beginner Swedish learners (A1-A2 Level).

Rothiemurchus is one of Scotland's most atmospheric ancient forests, a Highland landscape of pine, mist, ruined church ground, clan memory, and old supernatural warning.

Discover three joyful, easy-to-read bilingual adventures that help beginner learners discover Brazilian Portuguese through fun, friendship, and imagination.

Scotland's witch trials remain one of the darkest chapters in the nation's history.

England was once full of things.

You've had that conversation.

In the autumn of 1889, a quiet farmhouse in Clarendon Township, Pontiac County, Quebec, became the centre of one of Canada's most unsettling and unusual paranormal cases.

Airport entry is not guaranteed — even with an approved visa.

Hidden Dependencies examines the invisible structures that govern human behavior — the cognitive patterns, emotional loops, and systemic forces that quietly shape how people think, react, and relate.

Understanding Fear: Overcoming the Emotions That Hold Us Back is a powerful guide to understanding the fears that silently shape our lives.

A retired surgeon returns to a coastal town where an old memory refuses to stay buried.

The past is not only remembered.

Pendle Hill is more than a postcard landmark in Lancashire.

Ireland has always kept its dead close.

In His Name Was Thierry, a woman receives a mysterious message containing only a single sentence.

Becoming a Responsible and Fulfilled Adult is a practical guide designed to help young adults and anyone navigating life's challenges develop the habits, mindset, and skills needed for long-term success and personal fulfillment.

Modern governance systems are often described in terms of transparency, accountability, and institutional order.

he Cognitive Dissonance Survival Guide: How to Hold Two Contradictory Beliefs Without Your Brain Exploding is the book humanity didn't ask for—but desperately needs.

Why do people fear black cats, avoid certain numbers, hide shoes in walls, wear charms against the evil eye, or believe dreams can predict the future?

Financial Advice for Dummies: 20 Stories That Teach You Everything About Money by Ronovo is a refreshingly simple, story-driven guide to mastering your finances—without the jargon, confusion, or overwhelm.

Before she became a demon, a warning, a witch, a goddess, and a symbol of female rebellion, Lilith was a shadow at the edge of the night.

Christmas is coming… and so is karma.

"e;All the People I Loved… Destroyed Me Slowly"e; is not a love story.

The Soul as a Map, the Self as a MirrorIn the Islamic worldview, the soul (nafs), heart (qalb), spirit (ruh), and intellect ('aql) are not abstract theological ideas—they are real faculties that shape how we perceive, respond, and heal.

This is not a self-help book.