Read the best books on society & culture

You have probably heard a ton about how beneficial it is to read books. Learning about society and culture specifically will make you relish the reality and you might even start making changes in your character and conduct. Want to learn about a new culture by reading your way through but don’t have the time to go through pages after pages? RollingSlate got your back. It offers a free service of going through all the best non-fiction books from well-known nationwide and world-famous writers. It picks the best for you. The best part? You don’t have to spend days to go through the whole book because you will be provided with a very detailed summary of every chapter of the book in a single place in the form of Slates, which are there in both readable and listenable form in English and numerous other regional Indian languages. These Slates are written such that they provide the best way for the readers to gain the core knowledge of the book even in the busiest of schedules.

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RollingSlate is your go-to for the best book summaries with an ever-growing database of 500+ books in over 27+ genres from all around the globe. They update their database with new and famous books every day to keep the readers up to date. The website does a great job of crumbling the bridges of language dissimilarity between people and let them read the same book summaries to bring them together. It also serves as an incredible audio book summaries app as well as website. You can just select the book, hit the play button and relax while simply listening to the book summaries. The key feature? All of this is free!

Now, with free online reading, you can have access to free summaries of the best books on topics as diverse as learning a new language. If you are an innovator and a dreamer or a student who is fed up with your schooling or simply anyone with an itch for learning about new societies and cultures, you can obtain knowledge from the most exciting up-and-coming books on this topic “On Saudi Arabia”. If asked to think of royalty in a Western nation, you'd probably think of Britain. The British royal family has fascinated people for many generations - but no one has ever considered letting them run the nation's government. Yet this is exactly how it works in Saudi Arabia. Saudi Arabia is an absolute monarchy - one of the few that still remains. What makes this kingdom so special, though, is its unique history. After World War I, the Ottoman Empire was no longer around to keep the peace in the Arabian Peninsula and, in 1932, after a lengthy military conflict between local tribal leaders, a new Saudi Arabian state was founded. Its leader was King Ibn Saud. The kingdom fared better than some of its neighbors. In 1938, large quantities of oil - which is still the bedrock of the economy - were discovered. Much of the population, however, lived in utter poverty - and still does. As non-religious tourism is still extremely limited, the slates will give you a unique look at the region that gave birth to Islam.

Some topics addressed in the book range are:

● How women fit into the male-dominated Saudi society

● The role social media plays in youth activism

● Why immense oil wealth isn't solving Saudi economic problems

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Here at RollingSlate, we believe that knowledge is best preserved through the ages and for that, we aim to build the world’s biggest book library so that every reader out there has easy access to whatever content they want, whenever they want. It’s an incredible platform for students to explore their interests without having to pay a single penny. The essence of the writing and emotions stays intact when the detailed summaries are made for the books so that the message that the author wanted to pass on stays as impactful as in the book. This will help you save a lot of time. So, go and find the desired book summary and happy free online reading to you!