Med Kharbach, PhD 
In Tamara Ireland Stone’ s poignant novel “Every Last Word,” we are introduced to Samantha McAllister, a seemingly typical junior-year student who seamlessly blends into her group of popular friends. Yet, beneath the veneer of popularity and perfection, Sam grapples with a secret that remains unfathomable to her friends – she suffers from Purely-Obsessional OCD, … Read more
In the enthralling sequel to “A Court of Thorns and Roses”, “A Court of Mist and Fury”, Sarah J. Maas plunges us back into the realm of the High Fae, where Feyre Archeron is burdened by her traumatic experiences Under the Mountain and the horrific acts she committed for the survival of Tamlin and his … Read more
Discovering a captivating book can be a rewarding adventure, and if you are passionate about gay erotic literature, the search becomes all the more exciting. Yet, finding a book that combines engaging narratives, complex characters, and sizzling chemistry can be challenging, to say the least. As an ardent reader, I have taken up the task … Read more
As we journey together into the fascinating realm of apocalyptic literature, I want to share that this isn’t merely a hastily put-together post. Rather, it’s the culmination of extensive and meticulous research, countless hours spent reading the experiences of numerous readers shared in reviews and discussions. This careful curation process has been instrumental in compiling … Read more
Embarking on the journey of writing and publishing scientific papers signals your initiation into the academic and professional world. The transition from years of intensive learning to sharing your knowledge with the world is a milestone whether you’re a new Ph.D. graduate or a veteran educator. Indeed, publishing your research is akin to emerging from … Read more
“The Road Less Traveled: A New Psychology of Love, Traditional Values and Spiritual Growth” is a renowned work by M. Scott Peck, published in 1978. Peck, a psychiatrist, interweaves his professional insights with spiritual anecdotes to present a guide to understanding, confronting, and solving life’s problems. The book is structured into four main sections: Discipline: … Read more
“The Wealth of Nations”, formally titled “An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations,” by Adam Smith, is a seminal work that laid the foundational principles for modern economics. Published in 1776, it is a comprehensive exploration of economic systems, theories, and practices, filled with detailed analysis and observations that have … Read more
“Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius, a renowned Roman Emperor and Stoic philosopher, is a collection of personal reflections and philosophical musings. Written as personal notes to himself, the work delves into themes of virtue, wisdom, mortality, self-reflection, and the nature of human life. It is not a singular narrative but rather a series of thoughts divided … Read more
“Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius is a timeless collection of personal reflections by the Roman Emperor, which serves as a cornerstone in the philosophy of Stoicism. Written in the form of a private journal during his military campaigns, Aurelius imparts profound wisdom and moral guidance that continues to resonate today, almost two millennia after its composition. … Read more
“Normal People” by Sally Rooney is a deeply moving exploration of the intricate dynamics of human relationships and the profound impact that individuals can have on each other’s lives. It’s a narrative that oscillates between the intimate and the universal, mapping out the complexities of love, friendship, class, and the journey to self-understanding. The narrative … Read more