“The Blind Watchmaker” is a seminal work by evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, offering an accessible introduction to the theory of evolution by natural selection. Dawkins challenges the notion of a designer by illustrating how complex biological systems can arise through the gradual process of evolution. The book delves into topics such as the improbability of life, the mechanisms of evolution, and addresses common misconceptions about natural selection. Dawkins’ clear explanations and engaging writing make this book a significant contribution to the public understanding of evolutionary biology.

“You Are a Badass” is a self-help book designed for individuals seeking to enhance their lives in an engaging and straightforward manner. Jen Sincero offers 27 concise chapters filled with humorous and inspiring stories, practical advice, and simple exercises aimed at helping readers:​ 1) Identify and change self-sabotaging beliefs and behaviors. 2) Create a life they love. 3) Achieve financial success. By the end of the book, readers are expected to understand themselves better, embrace unchangeable aspects of their lives, and take proactive steps toward transformation.

“Hooked: How to Build Habit-Forming Products” explores the psychology behind why certain products capture widespread attention and become integral to users’ daily routines. Nir Eyal introduces the “Hook Model,” a four-step process—Trigger, Action, Variable Reward, and Investment—that companies can utilize to create products that encourage habitual use. The book provides practical insights and actionable steps for designers, product managers, marketers, and startup founders aiming to build products that captivate users and foster long-term engagement.

“MegaLiving: 30 Days to a Perfect Life” is a self-help book by Robin Sharma that offers a 30-day program aimed at achieving personal, professional, and spiritual success. Drawing from over a decade of research into the habits and strategies of peak performers—from CEOs and elite athletes in the West to philosophers and sages in the East—Sharma provides readers with actionable insights to enhance vitality, prosperity, and peace.

“The Leader Who Had No Title” is a motivational book by Robin S. Sharma that emphasizes the idea that anyone, regardless of their position, can be a leader. The book provides insights and strategies to help individuals realize their potential and make a positive impact in their personal and professional lives. Sharma shares a step-by-step method that his clients have used to achieve success while contributing positively to the world.​

“The Secret Letters of the Monk Who Sold His Ferrari” is a continuation of Robin Sharma’s acclaimed series. The narrative follows Jonathan Landry, who embarks on a global journey to retrieve letters containing life-enhancing insights from his cousin, Julian Mantle, the titular monk. This quest leads Jonathan to various locations, including Buenos Aires, Paris, Shanghai, and the Taj Mahal in India, where he uncovers profound lessons on personal growth and self-discovery.