World Order
Henry Kissinger
In "World Order," Henry Kissinger reflects on the character of nations and the course of history, exploring the question of world order and the varieties of world order that have existed throughout history. He examines the balance between legitimacy and power and the challenges facing the international community in the 21st century.
Written in History
Simon Sebag Montefiore
A collection of historically significant letters through the ages, compiled by Simon Sebag Montefiore. This anthology grants a glimpse into fascinating lives, whether through the eyes of a genius, a monster, or an ordinary person, and celebrates the immediacy and authenticity of letters as a means of recording feelings, memories, and significant events.
Yes We (Still) Can
Daniel Pfeiffer
A behind-the-scenes look at the Obama years and an attempt to understand the current state of politics in the age of Trump and Twitter. Daniel Pfeiffer reflects on his experiences on the Obama campaigns and in the White House, offering a no-holds-barred conversation about the forces that shaped the political landscape and how Democrats can move forward.
You Are Not a Gadget
Jaron Lanier
A passionate and cogent argument against the hive mind and the loss of individuality in the age of the internet. Lanier argues that the internet's current design diminishes individual expression and promotes a dangerous form of cybernetic totalism, urging readers to reclaim their personhood in an increasingly digital world.
You Can Do It!
Rob Schneider
A humorous and insightful exploration of free speech in America by comedian Rob Schneider. From his personal experiences in Hollywood to his family's history, Schneider shares his unique perspective on the importance of speaking your mind and standing up for freedom in an increasingly polarized world.
You Can’t Read This Book
Nick Cohen
An exploration of censorship in its various forms – clerical, economic, and political – and a defense of free speech as essential in a free society. From religious extremism to corporate power and state control, this book examines historical and contemporary controversies, arguing that the limits on free speech should be few and that debate should continue unimpeded.
You Got Anything Stronger?
Gabrielle Union
In this moving and candid memoir, Gabrielle Union reflects on her journey through fertility struggles, surrogacy, and the complexities of family, fame, and personal growth. With raw honesty and humor, she invites readers into her world, sharing the lessons she's learned about self-acceptance, resilience, and the power of embracing vulnerability.
You're Not Enough (And That's Okay)
Allie Beth Stuckey
In a world saturated with messages of self-love and empowerment, Allie Beth Stuckey challenges the notion that 'you are enough.' With sharp wit and biblical insight, she dismantles the toxic culture of self-affirmation, revealing how its empty promises lead to exhaustion and despair. Discover the liberating truth that true fulfillment lies not within ourselves, but in a loving God who offers purpose, peace, and unwavering grace.