Catherine Price Books
Catherine Price is an author and science journalist living in Philadelphia. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, the Washington Post and the San Francisco Chronicle. Her other books include Vitamania (2015) and 101 Places Not to See Before You Die (2010).
How to Break Up with Your Phone
What's How to Break Up with Your Phone about?
How to Break Up With Your Phone (2018) examines the increasingly visible and often addictive relationships we have with our phones. These blinks consider how we could start using phones with more awareness. If done correctly, we can stop using our devices to provide endless distractions, and instead use them as tools to enhance our lives.
Who should read How to Break Up with Your Phone?
- Phone addicts
- Distracted and forgetful types
- Luddites afraid of the impact of modern technology
What's The Power of Fun about?
The Power of Fun (2021) explains why fun is fundamental to living a happy and healthy life and how to have more of it. Not just any old fun but True Fun – the kind of fun that makes you laugh, smile, and feel alive!
Who should read The Power of Fun?
- "True Fun" seekers
- Introverts who want to become fun magnets
- Anyone who wants SPARKs to fly
Vitamania
What's Vitamania about?
Vitamania by Catherine Price delves into the fascinating world of vitamins and their impact on our health. Through engaging storytelling and thorough research, Price uncovers the history, science, and industry behind these essential nutrients, shedding light on the myths and misconceptions surrounding them. This thought-provoking book challenges our assumptions and inspires a closer look at our relationship with vitamins.
Who should read Vitamania?
- Individuals interested in understanding the history, science and impact of vitamins on human health
- People who want to make informed decisions about their dietary choices and vitamin supplements
- Readers who enjoy engaging and well-researched non-fiction books