In a life filled with worry and the search for meaning, we often overlook something that the natural world shows us clearly: how to live with ease in each moment. In Feline Philosophy: Cats and the Meaning of Life, philosopher John Gray offers a fresh perspective on existence and happiness through the example of cats — animals that seem to live naturally, contentedly,...
Alice Waters is a renowned American chef and activist, as well as a pioneer of the slow food movement, which promotes healthy, sustainable eating and a closer connection with nature. She is known not only for her culinary talent but also for her philosophy that views food as a bridge between people, the environment, and the community.
Mikhail Alexandrovich Paltsev and Igor Moiseevich Kvetnoy are renowned Russian scientists, physicians, and educators who have made significant contributions to medical research and the education of young doctors. In the book “A Journey Through the World of Medicine from Antiquity to the Present,” they invite readers on a fascinating exploration of the development of medicine
This book is a research and introduction to Vietnamese art, compiled by a team of scholars, lecturers, and artists from within the country. With contributions from respected authors, the work aims to present readers both at home and abroad with a comprehensive picture of Vietnamese art, spanning from traditional forms to contemporary expressions, from folk visual arts to experimental contemporary works.
“3 Minutes of First Aid: Initial Responses to Help You Control Common Accidents” is a practical and highly useful book, especially for young people in their daily lives. The author, Dr. Ngô Đức Hùng, is an experienced emergency and critical care physician who has worked for many years at Bạch Mai Hospital.
Journalist and writer Nguyễn Mỹ Trà is a familiar name to many — known for her works recording journeys and deeply emotional stories from everyday life. In The Spratly Islands — Where We Go, she chooses a sacred yet close-to-heart subject: the Spratly Islands, the frontline of our homeland. The book reads like a travel diary, capturing authentic experiences, delicate observations,...
In Who You Are and How to Live Better, the book is not just a typical self-help guide — it’s more like a mirror that helps you really see yourself. The author, Gretchen Rubin — renowned for her research on happiness and habits — divides people into four main personality types,...
In “Scientists Who Changed History”, readers are invited to walk the path of extraordinary minds — those who shaped our world with their knowledge and unceasing curiosity. Through the Vietnamese translation by Nguyễn Minh, the book re-creates key milestones in science, closely tied to names that the whole of humanity remembers.
Inside its pages, you will meet figures like Galileo Galilei...
In a scientific world often painted with masculine prestige, Anne Sverdrup-Thygeson opens up a fresh perspective — one where women and men alike, driven by passion, intellect, and strong will, quietly shape the future. In Tapestries of Life, she guides us through a wondrous world where every creature...
In a scientific world long painted as male — prestigious and dominated by men — Zara Stone opens a fresh perspective: a place where women, driven by passion, intellect and strong will, quietly shape the future. The book The Future of Science Is Female gathers portraits of women scientists working in many fields...