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Barack Obama's success in becoming President of the United States meant that he dramatically changed the face that his country presented to the world. In this bestselling book, Barack Obama discusses the importance of empathy in politics, his hopes for a different America with different policies, and how the ideals of its democracy can be renewed. With intimacy and self-deprecating humour, Obama describes his experiences as a politician and balancing his family life with his public vocation. His search for consensus and his respect for the democratic process inform every sentence. A senator and a lawyer, a professor and a father, a Christian and a sceptic, Barack Obama has written a book of transforming power that will inspire people the world over.

The Audacity Of Hope

Jose Thomas, popularly known as JT, took over his family's seafood business when he was barely outof his teens. He leveraged his strength as an Indian seafood manufacturer to carve out a niche for hiscompany as a ready-to-consume food brand in the US with full-fledged production on American soil.He also ventured into a wide array of businesses apart from seafood: shipping, airlines, construction,education and performing arts. From Maldives, through Colombo and Sudan, all the way to New York,JT has ridden many a tiger by the tail--an eventful journey that has lasted almost fifty years.By Choice&nbsp;provides a peek into the mind of a brilliant strategist who has an uncanny ability to sniff out the unlikeliest of opportunities. This is the unconventional story of Jose Thomas, which, by his own admission, is as much--if not more--a story of failure as it is of success.

By Choice

Even the most well-known people have struggled to succeed! This follow-up to Fantastic Failures offers up a second dose of fascinating stories featuring flops that turned into triumphs.Kids today are under a lot of pressure to succeed, but failure has an important place in life as young people learn how to be a successful person. In his teaching career, Luke Reynolds saw the stress and anxiety his students suffered, whether it was over grades, fitting in, or simply getting things right the first time. Even More Fantastic Failures is a second installment in Luke Reynolds’s personal campaign to show kids it’s okay to fall down or make mistakes, just so long as you try, try again! Kids will read about a host of inspiring, courageous, and diverse people who have accomplished—or still are accomplishing—big things to make this world a better place. A wide range of stories about Barack Obama, Greta Thunberg, Nick Foles, Emma Gonzalez, Beyoncé, Ryan Coogler, John Cena, Socrates, and even the Jamaican national women’s soccer team, prove that the greatest mistakes and flops can turn into something amazing. In between these fun profiles, Reynolds features great scientists and other pivotal people whose game-changing discovery started as a failure. Readers will enjoy seeing stories they know highlighted in the new feature “Off the Page and On the Screen,” which showcases how failures and successes are presented in books and film. Each profile includes advice to readers on how to come back from their own flops and move forward to succeed.

Even More Fantastic Failures

‘This&nbsp;splendid and often moving work of history… Schama has a gift for combining novelistically colourful detail, serious analysis and wryly amusing asides’&nbsp;Daily Telegraph&nbsp;‘Superb’&nbsp;Observer&nbsp;‘Extraordinary… A meticulous retelling of a terrible yet scientifically innovative period… Makes an urgent case for building a better future on our toxic past’&nbsp;Guardian&nbsp;‘This is history of the best sort – humanly engaged but never sentimental’&nbsp;Mail on Sunday&nbsp; Cities and countries engulfed by panic and death, desperate for vaccines but fearful of what inoculation may bring. This is what the world has just gone through with Covid-19. But as Simon Schama shows in his epic history of vulnerable humanity caught between the terror of contagion and the ingenuity of science, it has happened before.&nbsp;&nbsp;Characteristically, with Schama the message is delivered through&nbsp;gripping, page-turning stories&nbsp;set in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries: smallpox strikes London; cholera hits Paris; plague comes to India. Threading through the scenes of terror, suffering and hope – in hospitals and prisons, palaces and slums – are&nbsp;an unforgettable cast of characters: a philosopher-playwright burning up with smallpox in a country chateau; a vaccinating doctor paying house calls in Halifax; a woman doctor in south India driving her inoculator-carriage through the stricken streets as dead monkeys drop from the trees. But we are also in the labs when&nbsp;great, life-saving breakthroughs&nbsp;happen, in Paris, Hong Kong and Mumbai.&nbsp;At the heart of it all, an unsung hero: Waldemar Haffkine.&nbsp;A gun-toting Jewish student in Odesa turned microbiologist at the Pasteur Institute, hailed in England as ‘the saviour of mankind’ for vaccinating millions against cholera and bubonic plague in British India while being cold-shouldered by the medical establishment of the Raj.&nbsp;Creator of the world’s first mass production line of vaccines&nbsp;in Mumbai, he is&nbsp;tragically brought down in&nbsp;an act of shocking injustice.&nbsp;Foreign Bodies&nbsp;crosses borders between east and west, Asia and Europe, the worlds of rich and poor, politics and science. Its thrilling story carries with it the credo of its author on&nbsp;the interconnectedness of humanity and nature; of the powerful and the people. Ultimately, Schama says, as we face the challenges of our times together,&nbsp;‘there are no foreigners, only familiars’.

Foreign Bodies

A play that is going to do great service to Tamil and Tamil culture; This is a play that will teach future teachers clear visions and solid strategies... Whether on the train or sleeping after arrival, Lear, Cordelia, Kent and Edgar keep coming and going. The divine qualities of these holy vessels, the gentle sacrificial stages and the auspicious peaceful endings seem to bless and grace the entire human race. While listening to Leer's play, I kept wondering, "Oh, how many crores of ages Tamil has done penance to say so much." The Tamil mother, who was barren for so many centuries, blossoms with fragrance and happiness. What makes them flourish is their eloquent mantra words and the mesmerizing manner in which they channel those words. - Tamil Vidwan La. Shanmugasundaram

Lear Arasan

This is the history of the Colombian drug mafia through the life of Escobar. Pablo Escobar was named by Forbes as the seventh richest person in the world in 1989. By showing that the drug industry can be made a corporation, he taught the principle of income from drugs to various terrorist groups operating not only in Colombia but also in the world. Escobar is not a principled, movement-based fighter. Just drug trafficking. That is his profession, his life. But he has been the godfather of many militant movements. He has given money to live. A dog that sells cocaine, or a dog that sells cocaine, usually doesn't bark. Money is important for revolutions. Not a buck that doesn't bark. A lot of money. Escobar was the first to point out that it can be obtained through intoxication. Escobar occupies more pages in Colombian history than its rulers, the great civil war that took place there. The reason is not just the thing done. Even the life lived

En Peyar Escobar

Not only William Shakespeare's plays, his life is also very interesting. From how he became a playwright to the question of whether Shakespeare really lived, it's a triumphant tale full of twists and turns. This book provides a simple introduction to the life and works of Shakespeare, who after all these centuries is known as the best standard of world literature.

William Shakespeare : Ulagin Miga Sirandha Ezhuthalarudaiya Viruviruppana Vaalkai Kadhai

Naan Malala : Pen Kalvikkaga Poraadi Talibanaal Sudappatta Sirumiyin Kadhai

"A tragic tale of obsession, exploitation, and lost souls. And the questions Rymer poses about human experience and experiments on humans make the story both intellectually absorbing and emotionally disturbing.&nbsp;Genie&nbsp;is a wondrous feat of storytelling and investigative journalism, compulsively readable while forcing us to think hard about our own humanity."&nbsp;—Amy Tan,&nbsp;New York Times&nbsp;bestselling author of&nbsp;The Joy Luck ClubThe compelling story of a young woman's emergence into the world after spending her first 13 years strapped to a chair in a closed room, and her rescue and exploitation by scientists hoping to gain new insight into language acquisition.

Genie : A Scientific Tragedy

A new edition of bestselling author Bill Bryson’s compelling and concise biography of William Shakespeare, to mark the 400th anniversary of his death in 2016.Examining centuries of myths, half-truths and downright lies, Bill Bryson makes sense of the man behind the masterpieces. As he leads us through the crowded streets of Elizabethan England, he brings to life the places and characters that inspired.Shakespeare’s work, with his trademark wit and accessibility. Along the way he delights in the inventiveness of Shakespeare’s language, which has given us so many of the indispensable words and phrases we use today and celebrates the Bard’s legacy to our literature, culture and history.Drawing together information from a vast array of sources, this is a masterful account of the life and works of William Shakespeare, one of the most famous and most enigmatic people ever to have lived – not to mention a classic piece of Bill Bryson, author of ‘A Short History of Nearly Everything’ and ‘Notes from a Small Island’.

Shakespeare

A beautiful gift for the intrepid explorer in your life by one of the most acclaimed and beloved nature writers working today,&nbsp;the internationally bestselling, prize-winning author of&nbsp;Landmarks, The Lost Words&nbsp;and&nbsp;The Old Ways A SUNDAY TIMES BESTSELLER WINNER OF THE WAINWRIGHT PRIZE 2019WINNER OF THE STANFORD DOLMAN TRAVEL BOOK OF THE YEAR AWARD 2020 'You'd be crazy not to read this book'&nbsp;The Sunday Times A Guardian Best Book of the 21st Century In&nbsp;Underland, Robert Macfarlane takes us on a journey into the worlds beneath our feet. From the ice-blue depths of Greenland's glaciers, to the underground networks by which trees communicate, from Bronze Age burial chambers to the rock art of remote Arctic sea-caves, this is a deep-time voyage into the planet's past and future. Global in its geography, gripping in its voice and haunting in its implications, Underland is a work of huge range and power, and a remarkable new chapter in Macfarlane's long-term exploration of landscape and the human heart. SHORTLISTED FOR THE RSL ONDAATJE PRIZE 2020 'Macfarlane has invented a new kind of book, really a new genre entirely'&nbsp;The Irish Times 'He is the great nature writer, and nature poet, of this generation'&nbsp;Wall Street Journal 'Macfarlane has shown how utterly beautiful a brilliantly written travel book can still be'&nbsp;Observer&nbsp;on&nbsp;The Old Ways 'Irradiated by a profound sense of wonder... Few books give such a sense of enchantment; it is a book to give to many, and to return to repeatedly'&nbsp;Independent&nbsp;on&nbsp;Landmarks 'It sets the imagination tingling...like reading a prose Odyssey sprinkled with imagist poems'&nbsp;The&nbsp;Sunday Times&nbsp;on&nbsp;The Old Ways

Underland : A Deep Time Journey

It’s Not About the Bike&nbsp;was first published in 2000. Detailing Lance Armstrong’s battle with life-threatening testicular cancer and his return to professional cycling, it became a huge bestseller, appealing to fans of cycling as well as cancer survivors inspired by his full and dramatic recovery. Dogged by suspicion and allegations of doping throughout his career, in January 2013 in an interview with Oprah Winfrey, Lance Armstrong admitted to having taken performance enhancing drugs during all seven of the Tours de France in which he competed. The UCI, the world governing body for cycling, stripped him of his titles.

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