Discover the Best Non-Fiction Indie Books
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When Memory Fades: A Guide to Understanding, Managing, and Finding Hope in the Face of Alzheimer's and Dementia
When Memory Fades: A Guide to Understanding, Managing, and Finding Hope in the Face of Alzheimer’s and Dementia by Todd P. McAlister is a compassionate, science-based guide that helps individuals and families navigate the complex reality of dementia. At its core, the book bridges the gap between neuroscience and real-life caregiving, translating medical knowledge into practical, human-centered guidance. It combines research, clinical insight, and personal experience to offer both understanding and hope.
The Science of Finding a Friend: A Biological, Psychological, and Social Guide to Human Connection
Why do some friendships last for decades while others never get beyond acquaintance? Why does loneliness hurt so much-and why can the presence of a trusted friend measurably change how the brain and body respond to stress? The Science of Finding a Friend explores friendship as a biological, psychological, and social phenomenon. Drawing on peer-reviewed research from neuroscience, psychology, sociology, evolutionary biology, public health, and medicine, this book examines why human beings are biologically built for connection and what happens when that need goes unmet. From Dunbar's Number and the social brain to oxytocin, vasopressin, dopamine, endogenous opioids, C-tactile nerve f...
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The Rice That Grew
A Story from Ancient IndiaRetold from Dandin’s DashakumaracharitaOne handful of rice. One extraordinary girl. One timeless lesson that every child should know.Long before modern conversations about sustainability, recycling, and the circular economy, ancient India told stories celebrating resourcefulness, wisdom, and the ability to create abundance from seemingly nothing.The Rice That Grew brings one of those remarkable stories to life for today’s young readers.Set in the magnificent temple city of Kanchipuram, this enchanting picture book follows Saktikumara, a wealthy merchant’s son searching for a life partner, not based on beauty or wealth, but on intelligence, compassion, and prac...
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Why You Felt Crazy
Why You Felt CrazyWhat Gaslighting Does to You, Why Leaving Is Hard, and How to Find Your Way OutIf you’ve ever found yourself asking…Am I overreacting?Maybe it’s my fault.Why is it so hard to leave?…this book was written for you.Why You Felt Crazy explores the hidden psychological effects of gaslighting, emotional abuse, and coercive control. Rather than offering quick fixes or generic advice, Quinn Morgan explains how manipulation slowly erodes your confidence, your memory, and your ability to trust your own instincts.Written from lived experience, this book helps readers understand:Why emotional abuse is so difficult to recognizeHow gaslighting causes you to question your realityW...
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The Day Trading Advantage
If you've always wanted to achieve consistent day trading profits but find yourself losing money on emotional, impulsive trades then keep reading…Are you sick and tired of watching your hard-earned capital vanish in minutes due to unpredictable market swings?Have you tried endless other solutions but nothing seems to work for more than a few weeks?Do you finally want to say goodbye to sleepless nights spent stressing over open positions and discover a disciplined approach that actually works for you?If so, then you've come to the right place.You see, mastering the market and protecting your capital doesn't have to be difficult.Even if you've bought expensive courses and tried complicated t...
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Shakespeares Philosophical Theatre: Plays and Poetry for all Seasons
Is Shakespeare a philosophical playwright or not? T S Eliot suggests he is not, a point of view which this work disagrees with. The reason he has not been identified as a philosophical artist is because of the modern philosophical view of aesthetics, which is at odds with both Aristotelian and Kantian views. Freudian and Kleinian psychoanalytical concepts are used to analyse the "enveloping" qualities of his productions as well as the aesthetic result. Shakespeare has an awareness of what happens in life when the balance of the mind of an agent is disturbed by mental illness and he demonstrates the grasp of this problem in several of his most famous plays. He also has a deep unde...
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Glorified Wrongdoers
Glorified Wrongdoers is a book that was written for the next generation (and those who come after them), to ensure they don't become the ignorant servile sycophants that all social hierarchies desperately try to manufacture.It is kind of an idiots guide to our social groups, and as the title suggests, it calls a spade a spade. The book is somewhat on the large side in order to cover the multi-faceted elements that go into making up the societies and groups we now endure. With a strong enthuses on our medium of exchange monopolists who control our mediums of worth.The book covers our psychology, behaviours, language, ignorances, our history, our future, health, education, technology, laws and...
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A Shower of Shite, A life less ordinary
darkly humorous memoir that chronicles the author's tumultuous life experiences, highlighting the challenges faced by his family.
Book Summary
Apologia Diogenes
A literary analysis of the character Diogenes Pendergast in the works of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Covers the entire Pendergast series; written with permission from the series authors by Elizabeth Thomas, who has also written Arden's Act, Crossings, and Confessions of a Mixed-Up Weasel Hater.
Apologia Diogenes
A literary analysis of the character Diogenes Pendergast in the works of Douglas Preston and Lincoln Child. Covers the entire Pendergast series; written with permission from the series authors by Elizabeth Thomas, who has also written Arden's Act, Crossings, and Confessions of a Mixed-Up Weasel Hater.
Strategic Leadership: Cultivating Emotional Intelligence, Effective Communication, and Leading Remote Teams for Organizational Success
Strategic Leadership: Cultivating Emotional Intelligence, Effective Communication, and Leading Remote Teams for Organizational Success is a practical and forward-thinking guide designed for managers and senior leaders navigating the demands of modern leadership. This book equips readers with essential tools to lead with emotional intelligence, make strategic decisions, manage remote teams, and resolve conflicts effectively. Through actionable insights and real-world scenarios, leaders will learn to inspire performance, foster trust, and drive meaningful outcomes across diverse teams and environments. Whether you're guiding a small team or an entire organization, this book empowers you to lea...
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Technicolor Dreamin' in her own fashion
Technicolor Dreamin’ in her own fashion by Karen mollerWhat it really felt like to be there in the 1960/70s —when art, fashion, music, and poetry collided.In Technicolor Dreamin, Karen Moller pulls back the curtain on the electric years of the 1960s and ’70s, offering a rare, behind-the-scenes view of moments that defined a generation. This memior is more than a nostalgic trip for those who lived through the era—it’s a grand tour for anyone fascinated by the time when creativity ruled, boundaries dissolved, and people truly believed they could build a better world.Through vivid personal anecdotes, Karen introduces us to the artists, pop musicians, poets, and avant-garde figure...
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