Quick Dispatch & Fast Delivery
Original price was: $17.99.$15.99Current price is: $15.99.
USPS Courier delivery (Delivery within USA) USPS courier will deliver the books safely at your door Step
4-5 Days
Standard delivery (Delivery Outside US) Our courier will deliver books safely at your door step.
8-10 Days
Free 7-Day returns What does it mean to keep living when life has changed forever?
Things in Nature Merely Grow by Yiyun Li is a deeply personal memoir about loss, motherhood, love, memory, and the difficult work of continuing to live after unimaginable tragedy. Rather than offering simple answers or a traditional story of healing, Li uses writing, gardening, reading, music, philosophy, and everyday life to examine what remains after loss.
The book grew from Li’s experience of losing both of her sons, Vincent and James. Through clear, thoughtful prose, she considers grief without trying to make it neat or easy. The result is a powerful meditation on what it means to remember someone, to love them after they are gone, and to continue existing in the world around you.
At the center of the book is a mother’s attempt to understand experiences that cannot truly be explained. Li reflects on motherhood, memory, suffering, mortality, and the limits of what one person can know about another.
The title itself comes from Li’s observations of her garden. Plants do not search for explanations or demand a particular meaning from life. They simply grow when they can and become dormant when they must. That simple idea becomes part of Li’s wider reflection on how human beings continue living through circumstances they cannot control.
If you are looking for a thoughtful memoir about grief and loss, this book offers something different from a conventional guide to overcoming sorrow. Li does not promise closure. Instead, she explores how love, memory, thought, and ordinary routines can exist alongside grief.
Readers will find:
The memoir is particularly suited to readers who appreciate literary nonfiction that asks difficult questions rather than providing easy conclusions.
For readers interested in meaningful nonfiction, A Hymn to Life by Gisèle Pelicot and A Book of Life by Peter Kingsley offer two thoughtful perspectives on life, resilience, meaning, and the human experience. (bookwharf.com)
| Weight | 453.9 g |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 453 × 1.14 × 20.96 cm |
No account yet?
Create an Account
$6.25Original price was: $6.25.$3.24Current price is: $3.24.$25.95Original price was: $25.95.$22.94Current price is: $22.94.Quick Dispatch & Fast Delivery
Lions and Scavengers by Ben Shapiro
$35.00Original price was: $35.00.$33.50Current price is: $33.50.Binding: Hardcover
Language: English
ISBN: 9781668097885
Reader’s Age: Adults 18+
Ships Within: 5–10 Business Days
Author: Ben Shapiro
Release Date: September 2, 2025
Genre: Non Fiction
Delivery Time
USPS courier will deliver the books safely at your door Step
4-5 Days
Our courier will deliver books safely at your door step.
8-10 Days
More details
Lions and Scavengers by Ben Shapiro: The #1 New York Times Bestseller on America’s Cultural Divide
About the Book
Lions and Scavengers is Ben Shapiro’s #1 New York Times bestseller that takes a hard look at where America stands today. Shapiro lays out a simple but powerful idea: some people build, and some people tear down, and the future of the country depends on which side wins out.
About the Author
Ben Shapiro is the cofounder of The Daily Wire and host of The Ben Shapiro Show, one of the most listened to political podcasts in the country. He graduated summa cum laude from UCLA and cum laude from Harvard Law School, and he has built a reputation as one of the most prominent conservative voices in American media.
Who Is This Book For?
This book is a great fit for readers who enjoy political commentary, cultural analysis, and nonfiction that challenges popular narratives. If you like books that make you think about fairness, hard work, and what actually builds a strong society, this one belongs on your shelf. It’s written for adult readers who follow American politics and culture closely.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is Ben Shapiro’s book Lions and Scavengers about?
Lions and Scavengers looks at modern American politics and culture through the lens of two groups: builders (Lions) and destroyers (Scavengers), arguing that success comes from talent and effort rather than oppression.
Is Lions and Scavengers available in hardcover?
Yes, this hardcover edition of Lions and Scavengers by Ben Shapiro is available now and ships within 5 to 10 business days.
Who should read Lions and Scavengers by Ben Shapiro?
Adult readers interested in political commentary, current events, and cultural debate will get the most out of this book, especially fans of Ben Shapiro’s other work and podcast.
Readers will walk away with a clearer framework for understanding today's political and cultural conflicts. Shapiro argues that inequality in a free society comes from differences in talent and effort, not oppression, and he makes the case that duty, virtue, and hard work are the real paths forward. The book digs into how "Lions," people who build and create, differ from "Scavengers," who tear down what others have built. It's a direct, confident, and highly discussed take on where the country is headed.
Customer Reviews
You may also like
A Bird on My Windowsill by Manav Kaul
$14.71Original price was: $14.71.$11.70Current price is: $11.70.Chaos: Charles Manson and the CIA by Tom O’Neill
$17.00Original price was: $17.00.$13.99Current price is: $13.99.Dad I Want to Hear Your Story by Jeffrey Mason
$8.99Original price was: $8.99.$7.99Current price is: $7.99.Is a River Alive? By Robert Macfarlane
$16.99Original price was: $16.99.$10.19Current price is: $10.19.Moonwalking with Einstein By Joshua Foer
$9.90Original price was: $9.90.$7.99Current price is: $7.99.Perspective Made Easy By Ernest R. Norling
Source Code: My Beginnings By Bill Gates
$81.22Original price was: $81.22.$34.58Current price is: $34.58.