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  • How to Build a Life You Don't Need to Escape From

    Work, Money, Relationships, Time, and the Everyday Choices That Shape Your Life

    What if the problem is not that you need a vacation, but that ordinary life has become something you constantly need a vacation from? A life can become exhausting without becoming obviously terrible. The job is acceptable. The bills get paid. The relationships continue. The calendar stays full. Yet weekends feel like rescue, vacations feel too short, and everyday life becomes something to endure ... Read more

    $33.99 CAD

  • How to Think When Everyone Else Is Thinking for You

    How to Think Clearly, Make Your Own Decisions, and Keep Your Mind Your Own

    In an era dominated by collective consensus, social media algorithms, and structural biases, keeping your mind your own has become a profound challenge. How to Think When Everyone Else Is Thinking for You offers an actionable roadmap to intellectual freedom.Spanning 31 chapters, this book introduces practical frameworks to dismantle invisible external pressures, question inherited opinions, and ... Read more

    $11.99 CAD

  • The Skill of Being Difficult to Fool

    How to Think Clearly When People, Stories, and Your Own Mind Are Trying to Persuade You

    We like to believe that being fooled is something that happens to other people. People who are less informed, less careful, or too trusting. But the most effective influence rarely feels like deception. It can feel like common sense. Confidence. Social agreement. A reasonable story. A choice you believe you made entirely for yourself. The Skill of Being Difficult to Fool explores how people, ... Read more

    $11.99 CAD

  • If AI Knows Everything, What Do People Still Pay For?

    How to Create Real Value and Revenue in the Age of AI

    Artificial intelligence can now write, design, analyze, research, and produce more content than ever before. But if AI can create almost anything, what will people still be willing to pay for? This book answers that question by shifting the focus away from what AI can produce and toward where real economic value still exists. People do not simply pay for information or output. They pay for ... Read more

    $10.99 CAD

  • Nobody Asked for Advice

    The Building, Book Five

    At Bracken House, advice is everywhere - whether anyone asked for it or not. Judith reconnects with Martin and discovers that an ordinary cup of coffee can become a neighbourhood project the moment other people notice. Miles and Joanna are learning how to care about each other without turning every conversation into a decision about their marriage. Tamsin, Leonie and Maya discover that friendship ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • Money Makes Everything Awkward

    The Building, Book Six

    At Bracken House, money is never just a number. Tamsin's new salary immediately becomes something other people can interpret. A family loan raises questions about help, obligation and control. Gifts and inheritances acquire meanings nobody intended. Reuben discovers that a family rate can be more complicated than a normal price. And as Celia's business grows, invoices, margins, payroll, ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • Apparently, Everyone Has Relatives

    The Building, Book Seven

    At Bracken House, family has a habit of arriving with history already attached. Reuben discovers that relatives can remember versions of you that no longer feel familiar — including school reports, old ambitions and family decisions that were never part of the story you thought you knew. Around the building, siblings, parents, cousins and in-laws bring their own memories, assumptions, advice and ... Read more

    $4.99 CAD

  • The Children Know Everything

    The Building, Book Four

    At Bracken House, the adults are discovering an inconvenient truth: the children have whole lives they are not reporting in real time. Elsie is organising school events, helping younger pupils, negotiating friendships, and learning that being capable does not automatically put her in charge. Layla wants more independence than Naveed is entirely comfortable granting. Callum is being asked to make ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • We All Live Here

    The Building, Book One

    Bracken House looks like an ordinary apartment building on an ordinary street in Norchester. It is not. Behind its doors live people with jobs, families, plans, responsibilities, relatives, neighbours, unfinished arguments, unexpected opportunities, and very different ideas about when helping becomes interfering. Judith Keane is retired from education but has not entirely retired from organising ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • Blah Blah

    A Book About Nothing in Particular

    What is this book about? Good question. Blah Blah is a collection of 175 short, funny, absurd, and completely unnecessary chapters about everyday life and the strange little situations we all somehow understand. From forgotten passwords and missing socks to grocery bags, awkward conversations, customer support, sandwiches, spoons, and things that probably did not need an entire chapter, the book ... Read more

    $6.99 CAD

  • Bad Decisions

    We Should Never Have Opened This Place, Book One

    Six people. No proper plan. One restaurant that probably should not exist. When Daniel decides that opening a restaurant is a perfectly reasonable idea, the evidence immediately suggests otherwise. There is no proper front door, no chef, no settled menu, a collection of suspiciously mismatched chairs, and a goat nobody remembers inviting. Then someone accidentally gives the place a name: Bad ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD

  • Prescribing Architecture

    Designing Healthcare-Grade Systems with Java and FHIR

    Prescribing Architecture is a practical guide to designing healthcare-grade software with Java and FHIR. It explores healthcare interoperability, HL7 v2, FHIR resources and APIs, HAPI FHIR, Spring Boot, integration engines, access control, PHI-aware engineering, clinical data storage, events and messaging, regulated cloud deployment, observability, and interoperability at scale. The book also ... Read more

    $21.99 CAD