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Non-fiction is a literary genre that deals with real-life events, people, and experiences. It includes a wide range of writing, from memoirs and biographies to essays, journalism, and historical accounts. Non-fiction often aims to inform, educate, or persuade readers, presenting factual information in a clear and engaging way. It may explore social, political, scientific, or cultural issues, and may offer insights into the human condition.
Works from Roman authors or related.
Accessible to all ages and groups.
A collection of essays and humorous tales written in the late 19th century. This book primarily explores the intricacies of storytelling, particularly focusing on the American humorous story and its unique characteristics compared to comic and witty storytelling from other cultures. It reflects Twain's observations and insights gained from years of experience with storytelling, providing readers with a blend of humor and valuable narrative techniques.
Accessible to all ages and groups.
Finished on Aug 6, 2025.
A manual for the outline study of the Bible, written in the early 20th century. This instructional work is aimed primarily at students in academies, colleges, and religious organizations, providing a structured way to understand the Bible's various books. The book includes analyses, summaries, and teaching aids to enhance readers’ comprehension of the scriptures, integrating historical, theological, and literary perspectives. At the start of the manual, Tidwell emphasizes the importance of gaining familiarity with the Bible's content and structure, arguing for its place in a well-rounded education. He outlines the rationale behind his approach, detailing the need for clear insights into the Bible’s themes, the names of God, sacred institutions, and key biblical characters. The opening chapters set the tone for the book, establishing a framework that links the Old and New Testaments through detailed outlines and thematic studies, all presented with the intention of encouraging deeper personal engagement with the scriptures.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A philosophical treatise written in the early 20th century. This work examines the foundations of ethics and moral principles, focusing on the interplay between revelation, intuition, utility, evolution, and mysticism as potential bases for morality. Besant seeks to explore how these concepts shape our understanding of right and wrong and offers insights into the moral dilemmas faced by individuals and societies. In the book, Besant critically analyzes different proposed foundations of morality, arguing against the sufficiency of revelation due to its unprogressive nature and the fixed rules it embodies. She discusses the limitations of intuition, as variations in individual consciences can lead to conflicting moral judgments. Besant then introduces the concept of utility, suggesting that morality should be based on the greatest happiness for the greatest number, yet points out the challenges that arise from this approach. Ultimately, she advocates for an evolutionary perspective on morality, asserting that moral principles must adapt to the evolving understanding of human relations and consciousness. The work delves deep into the nuances of ethical thought, providing a comprehensive analysis of morality's basis in human experience and the natural laws of life.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A self-help book written in the early 20th century. The book explores the interplay between happiness and marital relationships, emphasizing the concepts of equality, individual growth, and the transformative power of love. Through various examples and philosophical insights, Towne aims to guide readers on how to cultivate a fulfilling and harmonious relationship, suggesting that one's mindset and emotional state play critical roles in shaping experiences in marriage. The opening of the book introduces the author's perspective on what constitutes a happy marriage, using a letter from a man named Tudor who expresses his desire to create a joyful union with his soon-to-be bride, Ada. Towne reflects on the idea of the Law of Attraction, explaining how it operates not only in the formation of relationships but also in their dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of mental images in manifesting a harmonious marriage, arguing that equality and mutual respect are essential for happiness. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, the beginning sets the stage for a deeper exploration of love's complexities and the necessity of understanding oneself and one's partner.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
Off the coast of Newfoundland, the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon emerge as an isolated fragment of France in North America. In this captivating work published in 1880, the Count de Premio-Real, Spanish consul general and astute observer, paints an exhaustive portrait of these forgotten lands, remnants of a disputed colonial empire.The author traces the tumultuous history of the islands: their discovery by Portuguese explorers in the 16th century, the Franco-British rivalries that saw them change hands multiple times during European wars, until their definitive attachment to France after the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 29, 2025.
A collection of essays and humorous tales written in the late 19th century. This book primarily explores the intricacies of storytelling, particularly focusing on the American humorous story and its unique characteristics compared to comic and witty storytelling from other cultures. It reflects Twain's observations and insights gained from years of experience with storytelling, providing readers with a blend of humor and valuable narrative techniques.
Accessible to all ages and groups.
Finished on Aug 6, 2025.
A manual for the outline study of the Bible, written in the early 20th century. This instructional work is aimed primarily at students in academies, colleges, and religious organizations, providing a structured way to understand the Bible's various books. The book includes analyses, summaries, and teaching aids to enhance readers’ comprehension of the scriptures, integrating historical, theological, and literary perspectives. At the start of the manual, Tidwell emphasizes the importance of gaining familiarity with the Bible's content and structure, arguing for its place in a well-rounded education. He outlines the rationale behind his approach, detailing the need for clear insights into the Bible’s themes, the names of God, sacred institutions, and key biblical characters. The opening chapters set the tone for the book, establishing a framework that links the Old and New Testaments through detailed outlines and thematic studies, all presented with the intention of encouraging deeper personal engagement with the scriptures.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A philosophical treatise written in the early 20th century. This work examines the foundations of ethics and moral principles, focusing on the interplay between revelation, intuition, utility, evolution, and mysticism as potential bases for morality. Besant seeks to explore how these concepts shape our understanding of right and wrong and offers insights into the moral dilemmas faced by individuals and societies. In the book, Besant critically analyzes different proposed foundations of morality, arguing against the sufficiency of revelation due to its unprogressive nature and the fixed rules it embodies. She discusses the limitations of intuition, as variations in individual consciences can lead to conflicting moral judgments. Besant then introduces the concept of utility, suggesting that morality should be based on the greatest happiness for the greatest number, yet points out the challenges that arise from this approach. Ultimately, she advocates for an evolutionary perspective on morality, asserting that moral principles must adapt to the evolving understanding of human relations and consciousness. The work delves deep into the nuances of ethical thought, providing a comprehensive analysis of morality's basis in human experience and the natural laws of life.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A self-help book written in the early 20th century. The book explores the interplay between happiness and marital relationships, emphasizing the concepts of equality, individual growth, and the transformative power of love. Through various examples and philosophical insights, Towne aims to guide readers on how to cultivate a fulfilling and harmonious relationship, suggesting that one's mindset and emotional state play critical roles in shaping experiences in marriage. The opening of the book introduces the author's perspective on what constitutes a happy marriage, using a letter from a man named Tudor who expresses his desire to create a joyful union with his soon-to-be bride, Ada. Towne reflects on the idea of the Law of Attraction, explaining how it operates not only in the formation of relationships but also in their dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of mental images in manifesting a harmonious marriage, arguing that equality and mutual respect are essential for happiness. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, the beginning sets the stage for a deeper exploration of love's complexities and the necessity of understanding oneself and one's partner.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
Off the coast of Newfoundland, the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon emerge as an isolated fragment of France in North America. In this captivating work published in 1880, the Count de Premio-Real, Spanish consul general and astute observer, paints an exhaustive portrait of these forgotten lands, remnants of a disputed colonial empire.The author traces the tumultuous history of the islands: their discovery by Portuguese explorers in the 16th century, the Franco-British rivalries that saw them change hands multiple times during European wars, until their definitive attachment to France after the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 29, 2025.
A collection of essays and humorous tales written in the late 19th century. This book primarily explores the intricacies of storytelling, particularly focusing on the American humorous story and its unique characteristics compared to comic and witty storytelling from other cultures. It reflects Twain's observations and insights gained from years of experience with storytelling, providing readers with a blend of humor and valuable narrative techniques.
Accessible to all ages and groups.
Finished on Aug 6, 2025.
A manual for the outline study of the Bible, written in the early 20th century. This instructional work is aimed primarily at students in academies, colleges, and religious organizations, providing a structured way to understand the Bible's various books. The book includes analyses, summaries, and teaching aids to enhance readers’ comprehension of the scriptures, integrating historical, theological, and literary perspectives. At the start of the manual, Tidwell emphasizes the importance of gaining familiarity with the Bible's content and structure, arguing for its place in a well-rounded education. He outlines the rationale behind his approach, detailing the need for clear insights into the Bible’s themes, the names of God, sacred institutions, and key biblical characters. The opening chapters set the tone for the book, establishing a framework that links the Old and New Testaments through detailed outlines and thematic studies, all presented with the intention of encouraging deeper personal engagement with the scriptures.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A philosophical treatise written in the early 20th century. This work examines the foundations of ethics and moral principles, focusing on the interplay between revelation, intuition, utility, evolution, and mysticism as potential bases for morality. Besant seeks to explore how these concepts shape our understanding of right and wrong and offers insights into the moral dilemmas faced by individuals and societies. In the book, Besant critically analyzes different proposed foundations of morality, arguing against the sufficiency of revelation due to its unprogressive nature and the fixed rules it embodies. She discusses the limitations of intuition, as variations in individual consciences can lead to conflicting moral judgments. Besant then introduces the concept of utility, suggesting that morality should be based on the greatest happiness for the greatest number, yet points out the challenges that arise from this approach. Ultimately, she advocates for an evolutionary perspective on morality, asserting that moral principles must adapt to the evolving understanding of human relations and consciousness. The work delves deep into the nuances of ethical thought, providing a comprehensive analysis of morality's basis in human experience and the natural laws of life.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
A self-help book written in the early 20th century. The book explores the interplay between happiness and marital relationships, emphasizing the concepts of equality, individual growth, and the transformative power of love. Through various examples and philosophical insights, Towne aims to guide readers on how to cultivate a fulfilling and harmonious relationship, suggesting that one's mindset and emotional state play critical roles in shaping experiences in marriage. The opening of the book introduces the author's perspective on what constitutes a happy marriage, using a letter from a man named Tudor who expresses his desire to create a joyful union with his soon-to-be bride, Ada. Towne reflects on the idea of the Law of Attraction, explaining how it operates not only in the formation of relationships but also in their dynamics. She emphasizes the importance of mental images in manifesting a harmonious marriage, arguing that equality and mutual respect are essential for happiness. Through a blend of personal anecdotes and practical advice, the beginning sets the stage for a deeper exploration of love's complexities and the necessity of understanding oneself and one's partner.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 30, 2025.
Off the coast of Newfoundland, the islands of Saint-Pierre and Miquelon emerge as an isolated fragment of France in North America. In this captivating work published in 1880, the Count de Premio-Real, Spanish consul general and astute observer, paints an exhaustive portrait of these forgotten lands, remnants of a disputed colonial empire.The author traces the tumultuous history of the islands: their discovery by Portuguese explorers in the 16th century, the Franco-British rivalries that saw them change hands multiple times during European wars, until their definitive attachment to France after the Treaty of Utrecht in 1713.
Suitable for an audience between ages 12 and 18.
Finished on Jul 29, 2025.
