Peter's Top Nine Brilliant Books of 2015
If we wrote a blueprint for Brilliant Books' online philosophy, this would be it.
In short - give people information they might find useful and enjoyable, and they will likely find a way to reward you for it.
(And you do! Thank you!)
Delightful story of Mr. Panda trying to share his cookies with his friends. Check out the lovely book trailer:
No book caused more laughter at the register than Crap Taxidermy. It also found its way on to our Top Ten best sellers list.
This pocket-sized series from Thich Nhat Hanh, with original two color illustrations by Jason DeAntonis, teaches the reader how to Relax; Walk; Eat; Love; and Sit.
How to Relax shows how critical it is to regularly interrupt the hub-bub and routine of our lives to stop, relax mindfully, and recharge.
The deserved Caldecott winner.
A wonderful told and beautifully illustrated tale of finding one's place in the world.
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We constantly need reminding of the Holocaust, lest we forget it.
Here is an extraordinary tale of surviving after the realization that one has survived.
With the release of the movie Carol, Highsmith's masterpiece gets a well deserved new audience, perhaps unaware that her exploration of transgresive sex pre-dates Nabokov and took new risks in American literature.
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Small Books, Big Ideas.
A feast for the intellectually curious.
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The 800th Anniversary of the Magna Carta (1215) - When freedoms were first insisted upon by the people.
