Society & Social Sciences books

Most books on habits promise effectiveness through repetition, discipline, and control. They teach readers how to...  Read More >>

Scotland, 1622. When a mysterious girl arrives at the house of The Laird Grant, she brings with her a secret that...  Read More >>

Photographer Jane Moorman displays the architecture and décor of the Tennessee State Capitol in a way that invites...  Read More >>

The Middle East has never had such volatile geopolitical fault lines. The core of this unrest is a growing conflict...  Read More >>

The Harrier Jump Jet shouldn't have existed - and yet it became one of the most extraordinary aircraft ever built....  Read More >>

Rising from the granite heart of the Black Hills, Mount Rushmore has long been celebrated as a monument to American...  Read More >>

Feeling lost in life? You're not alone - and you don't have to stay stuck. We all go through seasons when life...  Read More >>

Why do so many people feel lonely even when they are constantly connected? We live in the most technologically...  Read More >>

THE SECRET HISTORY OF THE SOPWITH CAMEL The Sopwith Camel is remembered as the deadliest British fighter of the...  Read More >>

The Boy Who Would Not Leave is a moving story about courage, conviction, and the quiet strength it takes to stand...  Read More >>

Unearth the chilling legends and forgotten hauntings of Missouri's Ozark Mountains. The Ozarks are more than scenic...  Read More >>

Most books about living trusts and estate planning talk to the senior. This one talks to you - the adult child who...  Read More >>

THE AUTOPSY OF A ONCE GREAT SUPERPOWER, NOW SUPERDEBTOR, IS NO LONGER THEORETICAL. IT IS A REALITY. The study...  Read More >>

This introductory manual presents the fundamental principles of private investigation and investigative thinking...  Read More >>

The job offer was extraordinary. Chief Compliance Officer. Corner office. Six-figure salary. Equity in a four-billion-dollar...  Read More >>

Once the internet was hailed for its liberating capabilities, but it is now blamed for a host of societal ills....  Read More >>

LONGLISTED FOR THE WOMEN’S PRIZE FOR NONFICTION From an award-winning historian, the story of World War II artists,...  Read More >>

From Svetlana Alexievich, winner of the 2015 Nobel Prize for Literature: a devastating human history of the Chernobyl...  Read More >>

Long before Stonewall, queerness thrived in the Queen City. From queer soldiers in 1862 to drag kings and queens...  Read More >>

Explore the storied streets of Georgetown through the voices of those who've lived, loved, and built their lives...  Read More >>

Remember the days of raw, hard funk and rock: legendary musician Jerry ""Wyzard"" Seay reflects on his remarkable...  Read More >>

The ultimate (unofficial) Survivor book for fans from the contestant-turned-host of Rob Has a Podcast. Rob Cesternino...  Read More >>

These memoirs by Dr. Sumant Mehta cover the first decades of his life from 1877 to 1921. Toward the end of the Victorian...  Read More >>

An extraordinary exposé of the voracious industry pushing plastic into our lives -- and now ramping up to make more...  Read More >>

'Captivating, mind-boggling and deeply disturbing' - Maureen Freely 'Humane, thoughtful and urgent -- this book...  Read More >>