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Book reviews for scholastic growth; read material from the world's top educators with our collection of novels, memoirs, biographies, philosophical texts and textbooks.

How to Read More Books Without Stress
How to Read More Books Without Stress Let me ask you something honestly: Have you ever told yourself, “I really need to read more”—but weeks go by, and your books just sit there collecting dust?
By Dadullah Danish6 months ago in Education
The World’s Biggest Money
The World’s Biggest Money It stood taller than any skyscraper, wider than a football field, and heavier than a mountain. People called it The Giga Bill — the world’s biggest piece of money, built not printed, and visible from space.
By MoneyOrbit6 months ago in Education
How to Make $200,000 Through Smart Work. AI-Generated.
✅ The meaning of money ✅ How a person can work to earn or make $200,000 ✅ Possibly tying it into the mindset, habits, or work ethic needed to achieve this goal
By Money Talks, I Write6 months ago in Education
The Hidden Magnetism of Money . AI-Generated.
Magnets and Money: A Hidden Connection in the Modern World At first glance, magnets and money might seem like unrelated concepts — one belongs in the realm of physics, the other in economics. But dig a little deeper, and you'll discover a fascinating relationship between the two. From coin authentication to the operation of global financial systems, magnets play a quiet but vital role in the way money moves and functions today.
By Money Talks, I Write6 months ago in Education
When Money Rained from the Sky. AI-Generated.
Money Raining It started on a Wednesday. Not that Wednesdays were significant in any way, but this one would become known across the globe as the day the sky started raining money.
By MoneyOrbit6 months ago in Education
Study Smarter: The Secret Methods Your Brain Loves
Hello friends, All around the world, many people—young men, children, girls, and even the elderly—spend time studying. But most of them don’t actually know how to study effectively. They are unaware of proper study methods, and they often struggle to understand how to learn something quickly and easily—or how to make what they study stay in their memory for a long time.
By Akhtar Gul6 months ago in Education
Weight loss jab industry 'a ticking time bomb'
More people than ever are using weight loss jabs, with some GPs describing them as a "gamechanger" in tackling obesity and type 2 diabetes. But some practitioners in Shropshire say they have concerns.
By Kamran Khan6 months ago in Education
Plan to build UK's largest battery storage facility
Grenergy, a renewable energy firm, wants to build a 450 megawatt (MW) battery energy storage system near Corsham, Wiltshire, that would store energy produced by solar farms and wind turbines to support the grid when needed.
By Kamran Khan6 months ago in Education
The Voicemail I Got After My Father Died
I still remember what I was doing when the phone rang that Wednesday morning. I was folding laundry in silence, thinking about the funeral arrangements, about whether Dad would’ve wanted lilies or white roses. Grief made everything feel unreal. But what came next pulled me into something even deeper.
By ETS_Story6 months ago in Education
The Door of Success. AI-Generated.
The Door of Success (Knock. Knock.) Knock once. It’s quiet. Nothing happens. You hesitate. Doubt creeps in like a shadow. You wonder if the door was meant for someone else. Maybe you're too early. Or maybe too late.
By MoneyOrbit6 months ago in Education
Tamim and the Tablet of Light. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In a remote mountain village called Darakshan, the stars were the brightest thing most children ever saw. Electricity flickered like a moody firefly, and the only screen they knew was the night sky. Schools had blackboards but no books, pencils but no pages to write on.
By Najeeb Scholer6 months ago in Education
Letters to the Future. Content Warning. AI-Generated.
In a small desert town named Miranpur, where the winds carved patterns in the sand and time moved slowly, lived a young girl named Ayla. Her world was simple—mud brick houses, narrow alleys, and evenings filled with the scent of cardamom tea. But Ayla’s mind was anything but simple. She asked questions no one could answer.
By Najeeb Scholer6 months ago in Education