Science

What makes the universe the way it is? Why are we here, and to what end? Everyone has thought about these questions at…

Everything we own is made of something. From the everyday objects in our home to the most extraordinary crafts that…

Jonathan Miller explains Dawrin's life and his significant impact on biology through his rational foundation for modern…

Shanahan reveals the exceptionality of figs in a way that will forever change the way you perceive these peculiar fruit.…

The New York Times bestseller, now with stunning photographs and visuals! This is an abridged version of the original,…

Does free will exist? What is free will, and what does jazz have to do with it? Free Will Explained uses science and…

Where in the body, or mind, is the self located? According to contemporary neuroscience, both everywhere and nowhere.…

A collection of feminist work spanning over 20 years, this book carefully examines the politics of the commons. Looking…

Cartoonist, mathmatician, and constant question asker, Randall Munroe follows up his New York Times Best Sellers What…

A trivia book for people who like to know a little bit of everything, and always have a weird fact to break out at…

In a major shift in our understanding of the mind-body debate, an acclaimed neuroscientist reveals new evidence that the…

In this myth-busting fold-out book, author Mike Vago shows the reader just how big space really is. Using math and an…

Unconscious bias is the persistent, unintentionally prejudiced behavior that clashes with our consciously held beliefs.…

Daisy Kendrick, the founder of Ocean Generation, offers insights into climate change, and the structures and systems…

A new book of anatomy with a twist: magic glasses. After putting on the glasses that come with this book, you will be…

The breadth of human history in The Little Book of Big History, not just the last 2000 years and not just in Europe, is…

In this exploration of anxiety, author Tim Clare discusses everything from SSRIs to hypnosis, and what we can actually…

Considering the vastness of outer space, contemplating the possibilities of extraterrestrial life tends to pose more…

A coffee-table sized graphic novel detailing the history of Darwin's famous voyage to the Galapagos Islands.

Marie Curie pioneered great advances in the science of radioactivity, was the first woman to win a Nobel Prize, and the…

It’s not that he’s just not that into you—it’s that there aren’t enough of him, and the numbers prove it.…

Growing up in suburban Detroit, David Hahn was fascinated by science. While he was working on his Atomic Energy badge…

A middle-school level study guide for coding and computer science. Illustrated, making concepts simple for young and…

This book is a comprehensive guide on contraceptives. Eldridge does a good job of listing and detailing the different…

In this fascinating book, bestselling author Mary Roach takes a long look at the strange science behind war and combat.…

We all have an idea of what we want our life to be like, dreams we want to pursue and goals we want to accomplish, and…

Walking is old school. It's slow, it requires no gadgetry, and it's hard work. It's also healthy for body, mind,…

"We change the world one small step at a time, one flush at a time." A thought-provoking, informational book that offers…

If you're looking to express your feminism while also piecing together a cardboard image of famous feminist icons…

Exploring the neuroscience behind depression is a powerful step in demystifying it. Neuroscientist Alex Korb explains…