If the World Were a Village by David J. Smith
Smith cleverly distills the world into a hypothetical village of 100 to study the customs, languages, and circumstances of 7.6 billion people.
Read More
Select Page
Smith cleverly distills the world into a hypothetical village of 100 to study the customs, languages, and circumstances of 7.6 billion people.
Read MoreDiamond draws from a wide breadth of knowledge to answer big questions about human history over the past 13,000 years.
Read MoreLorr explains the dark miracle of the supermarket and sheds light on what it really takes to bring a product to grocery shelves nationwide.
Read MorePersonal and deeply compelling, We Are The Weather challenges that the climate crisis is one of belief. If we believe, we can then act.
Read MoreThe Golden Thread offers a fascinating journey through the evolution of textiles and their profound influence on human civilization.
Read MoreDana helps young readers understand fast fashion: its history, its human price, and the dirty truth of its effects on our environment.
Read MoreBe a conscious clothing consumer with this practical guide, which promotes sustainable fashion, making it last, and the art of less is more.
Read MoreWorn shares how five materials (linen, cotton, silk, synthetics, and wool) and the clothes we wear shape and reflect human history.
Read MoreFashionopolis is an eye-opening tour of fast fashion: its history, its human price, and the dirty truth of its effects on our environment.
Read MoreMorland shows through demography (the study of population) how periods of rapid population transition shaped the course of world history.
Read MoreSteinmetz’s aerial photos capture our natural places, harvesting of the biosphere, our dwellings, and other human changes to our planet.
Read MoreFrom France to the ups and downs of the culinary world in San Francisco, learn how Dominique Crenn became the creative chef she is today.
Read More