Study history & sociology

This learning plan is essential for anyone seeking to understand the forces that shape human societies, from historical roots to present-day challenges. It's ideal for students, professionals in social sciences, policy makers, educators, or thoughtful citizens who want to develop critical thinking skills about social structures, inequality, and change. By combining history and sociology, learners gain a powerful dual lens for analyzing both how we got here and where society might be headed.

Learn sociology & psychology

This learning plan bridges psychology and sociology to provide a comprehensive understanding of human behavior at individual and societal levels. It's ideal for professionals in leadership, marketing, policy, education, or anyone seeking to better understand social dynamics, improve decision-making, and navigate complex interpersonal and organizational environments with greater insight.

Literature

Literature provides a window into human experience across time and cultures, offering profound insights into society, history, and the human condition. This learning plan benefits anyone seeking to develop deeper analytical skills, expand cultural understanding, and appreciate the artistic and intellectual value of literary works.

Read a lot of books,especially fiction

This learning plan is designed for readers who love fiction but want to move beyond passive consumption to truly understand and appreciate what makes great literature powerful. It's perfect for book lovers who feel they don't read as much as they'd like, as well as those who want to deepen their analytical skills and build a more comprehensive literary foundation. Whether you're rekindling a reading habit or taking your existing practice to the next level, this plan combines practical habit-building with sophisticated literary analysis.

Social Science and Law.

This learning plan bridges social science and law, offering essential knowledge for anyone seeking to understand how societies function, how legal systems shape human behavior, and how to address inequality and injustice systematically. It's ideal for aspiring lawyers, policy analysts, social researchers, advocates, educators, or engaged citizens who want to develop sophisticated analytical tools for navigating complex social and legal challenges in our interconnected world.

Adult fiction with intimacy

This learning plan is designed for adult readers seeking to deepen their understanding and appreciation of intimate fiction beyond surface-level entertainment. Whether you're a romance enthusiast wanting to explore more complex narratives, a book club member seeking thoughtful discussion material, or simply curious about why passionate fiction has become a dominant literary force, this structured approach guides you through the genre's most influential works and themes.

Reading novels

This learning plan is designed for readers who want to move beyond passive consumption and develop a richer, more engaged relationship with novels. Whether you're an aspiring writer seeking to understand craft, a book club member wanting deeper insights, or simply someone who loves stories and wants to appreciate them more fully, this progression builds both the analytical skills and personal framework for a meaningful lifelong reading practice.

Enjoy romance novels

Romance is the highest-selling fiction genre worldwide, offering readers emotional journeys, relationship insights, and diverse perspectives on love. This learning plan helps both newcomers and seasoned readers develop a deeper appreciation for romance literature's craft, evolution, and cultural significance.