Michael Carter Books

This book, called "I See You" explores how perceptions you have of other people and yourself, drives how you approach relationships with people that are not like you in some way. My goal is to use this book to target young people (and really all people) and to inspire them to separate their perceptions and their treatment of others which will ultimately lead to my goal of seeing more unity in society. 3 core ideas•In order to affect change, we must first seek to understand ourselves•The world becomes a better place only when individuals seek to understand others•Trying to fit others into our expectations only widens the gap between people

Exploring George Orwell's literary identity, this book delves into the sociopolitical themes that permeate his novels. It examines how these elements contribute to his enduring popularity and relevance in literature. By analyzing Orwell's unique perspective and the underlying motivations behind his work, the text provides insight into why his writings resonate with readers across generations.

The book examines the intricate relationship between transgender identity and sports, focusing on the scientific, ethical, and societal implications of including transgender athletes in competition. It offers a thorough analysis of existing policies, as well as psychological and biological factors at play. By addressing the challenges and opportunities faced by transgender athletes, it presents a nuanced perspective on achieving fairness and inclusivity in sports.

Featuring a rich array of powerful quotes and motivational anecdotes, this collection invites readers to reflect on life, love, and success. Michael Carter's insights provide daily inspiration and encourage personal growth, making it an ideal companion for anyone looking to gain a fresh perspective. The timeless wisdom shared throughout the book aims to resonate deeply with readers, leaving a lasting impact on their journey toward living their best lives.

A courtroom drama inspired by a true miscarriage of justice. Shows the use and misuse of mathematical evidence in a court of law.

Billy was saved from the deepest pit - and went on to tell others that they can also be saved from their sin.