Books like The value of sharing by Spencer Johnson

A simple parable that uses mice and tiny people in a maze to explore how people cope with change.

Paul Farmer, a Harvard doctor and anthropologist, commits to eradicating infectious disease in the developing world through the charity Partners in Health.

Simon Sinek’s Start with Why explores how leaders and organizations that answer the fundamental question of purpose drive lasting success.

Explore how trust functions as a measurable, economic catalyst that drives profitability, career advancement, and energizing relationships across personal, organizational, and societal levels.

A brilliant anatomist, foul-mouthed and well met, avid empiricist and grave robber, John Hunter cut an astonishing figure in Georgian England. Born in Scotland in 1728, he followed his brother, a renowned physician, to London and into the intellectually grasping, fiercely competitive world of professional medicine. With ample servings of 18th-century filth and gore, the author offers a vivid look at this remarkable period in science history, when many of the most impressive advances were made by relentless iconoclasts like Hunter. In an age when ancient notions of bodily humors still smothered medical thinking, Hunter challenged orthodoxy whenever facts were absent -- which was usually the case. A prodigious experimenter (to the point of obsession) he dissected thousands of corpses and countless animals (many of them living) in his effort to define the nature of the human body. Yet he was also an early adherent of medical minimalism, shunning bloodletting by default and advoc. This book is a richly historical narrative that presents a captivating portrait of Hunter's ruthless devotion to uncovering the secrets of the human body, the extraordinary lengths to which he went to do so, and acknowledges the debt we owe him today for doing so.

Graphic novel biography of Elizabeth Blackwell, the first woman to earn a medical degree in the United States.

In this charming farmyard tale, Grandma, Grandpa, and their grandkids celebrate April Fools' Day with playful pranks and warm family traditions.