Civilized to Death is the ancient history, philosophy and natural resources book which shares the history of human civilization. Christopher Ryan is the guy behind this fascinating book. He is the bestselling author in the New York Times. Majority of the human things that the world is going to die one day. Why we like to hear the stories about the big bang and why we wanted to know how it ends? The modern world is in constant war and people are dying all over the world. Different countries are using hydrogen bombs to destroy their enemies. They even set their bombs at the hospitals and school buses of kids. Civilization is the only progress of humanity in this world but at the same time it depends on us that how we use it. Ten of thousands of babies died in infancy, broken bone, snakebite, infected wound and dengue. Today, we have challenges of death through cancers, road accidents, and cardiovascular disease. What are the challenges that humanity is still faces and how to recover it? There are people who wanted to join the armed forces but soon they realized the reality. Why countries spend most of their budget on buying weapons? An interesting book to read for everyone.

“The Fourth Phase of Water: Beyond Solid, Liquid, and Vapor” is a scientific and research-oriented book which tells us that our motion on earth is the result of many different processes taking place under the earth that are the result of the occurrence of water in four different states of matter. The fantastic book is written by Gerald H Pollack and Ethan Pollack. He is researcher and keen observer of the processes occurring around us. The book highlights that the concept of three states of matter is now not applicable and now a fourth ionic state of matter exists and that is causing many unusual processes around us. The book also tells us that the fourth state exists from the very first day and the sun is the mixture of that fourth state and other gases. Concluding, the book is full of knowledge, information, and research filled for the readers.