Secondhand Non-Fiction Journeys Bargain Book Box DSH1212

Secondhand Non-Fiction Journeys Bargain Book Box

Dive into a world of knowledge and compelling ideas with our Secondhand Non-Fiction Bargain Book Box. This curated collection offers insights into diverse topics, from historical narratives and scientific inquiries to social commentary and personal development. Each book is secondhand and may show signs of wear.

1. The Five Foot Road: In Search of a Vanished China by Angus McDonald
   This book takes you on an evocative journey through a disappearing China, exploring its hidden corners and the stories of its people as modernization sweeps across the land.

2. Speeches That Changed the World
   A powerful collection of iconic speeches that have shaped human history, inspiring movements and defining eras. This book showcases the enduring power of rhetoric and pivotal moments in time.

3. Jumping Over the Wheel by Geoffrey Blainey
   This insightful historical account explores the evolution of transport and its profound impact on human civilization, from the earliest modes of travel to the modern era.

4. Creating a World Without Poverty: Social Business and the Future of Capitalism by Muhammad Yunus
   Nobel Peace Prize laureate Muhammad Yunus outlines his vision for a new form of capitalism focused on social enterprises, demonstrating how business can be a force for good in alleviating poverty.

5. The Great Shame: A Story of the Irish in the Old World and the New by Thomas Keneally
   A sweeping and poignant narrative that explores the history of Irish emigration, particularly during the famine era, and their enduring impact on both Ireland and the new lands they settled.

6. The Diary of Petr Ginz edited by Chava Pressburger
   This haunting and powerful diary offers a unique and intimate glimpse into the life of a young Jewish boy living under Nazi occupation, showcasing his intelligence and spirit amidst unimaginable circumstances.

7. The Fifth Miracle: The Search for the Origin of Life by Paul Davies
   A captivating scientific inquiry into one of life's greatest mysteries: how did life originate on Earth? Paul Davies explores cutting-edge theories and the philosophical implications of this profound question.

8. Lean In: Women, Work, and the Will to Lead by Sheryl Sandberg
   Sheryl Sandberg offers a powerful call to action for women to pursue their ambitions, providing practical advice and insights on navigating career challenges and achieving leadership roles.

9. Second Suns: Two Doctors and Their Amazing Quest to Restore Sight and Save Lives by David Oliver Relin
   This inspiring true story follows two compassionate doctors on their mission to bring sight to the blind in developing countries, highlighting the profound impact of their work on individuals and communities.

10. Down Under by Bill Bryson
    Join Bill Bryson on a hilarious and insightful journey through Australia, where he encounters its unique wildlife, quirky history, and eccentric inhabitants. It's a delightful blend of travelogue and social commentary.

11. How Are We to Live? Ethics in an Age of Self-Interest by Peter Singer
    Peter Singer, a renowned moral philosopher, explores fundamental ethical questions and challenges readers to consider their responsibilities in a world often driven by self-interest.

12. The Future Eaters by Tim Flannery
    A thought-provoking environmental history that examines how human consumption has shaped the Australian landscape and offers a cautionary tale about our unsustainable relationship with nature.

13. Bumbreath Botox and Bubbles by Karl Kruszelnicki
    Dr. Karl returns with another collection of amusing and informative scientific explanations, tackling everything from everyday phenomena to complex theories with his signature wit and accessible style.

14. Enough Rope by Andrew Denton
    A collection of candid and insightful interviews from the acclaimed Australian talk show host, offering a glimpse into the minds and lives of diverse and fascinating individuals.

15. Stop Being Reasonable by Eleanor Gordon-Smith
    This book challenges the notion that rationality alone leads to good decisions, exploring the role of emotions, biases, and intuition in shaping our choices and beliefs.

16. Conquest Without Victory: The Memoirs of Major Bill Jordan
    The powerful memoirs of a military figure, offering a firsthand account of experiences and reflections on conflict, leadership, and the human cost of war.

17. Boomerang: Travels in the New Third World by Michael Lewis
    Michael Lewis takes a sardonic look at the financial crisis through the lens of various countries impacted by global economic woes, revealing quirky characters and surprising national traits.

18. Bad Science by Ben Goldacre
    A critical and often humorous exposé of misleading scientific claims in the media, advertising, and medical industries. Ben Goldacre empowers readers to think critically about scientific information.