The Botanist's Daughter is a captivating historical fiction novel that weaves together two timelines separated by centuries through a shared passion for plants and unsolved mysteries. The story begins in the 19th century with Elizabeth Trebithick, a courageous botanist's daughter. Following her father's death, Elizabeth inherits the dangerous task of locating a rare plant in Chile believed to p…
How Soon Is Now is an urgent call for humanity to undergo an evolutionary leap in consciousness to address the global ecological crisis. Daniel Pinchbeck argues that the massive challenges we face today—from climate change to economic inequality—are not merely technical problems but symptoms of a profound spiritual and systemic crisis. He invites readers to recognize that the current human …
Have you ever noticed that the strong scent of coffee or the loud ticking of a clock eventually fades from your awareness? This phenomenon is called "habituation"—the brain's ability to stop noticing things that remain constant in our environment. In Look Again, Tali Sharot and Cass R. Sunstein invite readers to fight this biological tendency to reclaim joy and alertness in their lives. Th…
Ehipassiko: Buku Pendidikan Agama Buddha dan Budi Pekerti 12 is a curriculum-based, non-fiction textbook aligned with the 2013 Revised Edition Curriculum, representing the culmination of Buddhist Religious Education at the secondary level. Since 12th-grade students are late adolescents preparing to enter the adult world and broader society, the material presented heavily focuses on integrating …
Ehipassiko: Buku Pendidikan Agama Buddha dan Budi Pekerti 11 is a curriculum-based, non-fiction textbook aligned with the 2013 Revised Edition Curriculum and Adolescent Psychology. It provides advanced guidance on Buddhist teachings and character development. As 11th-grade students are in late adolescence, the material focuses on the integration of Buddhist teachings with social life and future…
Ehipassiko: Buku Pendidikan Agama Buddha dan Budi Pekerti 10 is a curriculum-based, non-fiction textbook following the 2013 Curriculum Revised Edition 2016. It serves as an advanced guide for Buddhist Religious Education and character development for adolescents at the senior high level. Since it is intended for older students (ages 15-16), the material presented will focus on deeper Buddhist p…
Tara is an emotionally gripping saga chronicling the difficult life of the protagonist, Tara, who suffers a childhood marked by trauma, neglect, and profound hardship. Either abandoned or subjected to cruelty early in life, Tara is forced to navigate a harsh world alone. The novel details her epic journey to survive, establish her true identity, and find emotional justice for the injustices she…
The House of Stairs is a chilling psychological thriller told in flashback by Elizabeth, a woman obsessed with the toxic relationship she shared with her beautiful, wealthy, and manipulative cousin, Bell, twenty years earlier. Bell suffers from amnesia after a mysterious and violent event occurred at the large, isolated London house they shared, which featured a terrifying, prominent spiral sta…
Marrying Mom is a sharp social comedy centered on three spoiled, self-absorbed adult siblings: Pru, Garth, and Ronnie. Their wealthy, recently divorced mother, Phyllis, finds unexpected happiness with Micky, a charming, younger man who works as a dog walker. The siblings are immediately convinced Micky is nothing more than a manipulative gold-digger aiming to steal their inheritance. United by …
Somewhere, Someday is a sprawling, deeply emotional social saga chronicling the life journey of a resilient female protagonist, often set against the backdrop of 20th-century working-class Britain. The plot details the enormous hardships she faces, including poverty, devastating loss, and emotional betrayal, often at the hands of those she trusts. The protagonist is driven by an unyielding hope…