Category: Ancient Civilizations/Lost Races The category of these books is ancient civilizations and lost races. These books explore various aspects of different cultures that existed in the past but have since disappeared or been forgotten by history. They delve into the mysteries surrounding these societies, their influence on other cultures, and the reasons for their decline. One book in this category is "Lost Race of the Giants: The Mystery of Their Culture, Influence, and Decline throughout the World" by James Hurtak. This book examines the history of giant races around the world and how they have influenced human civilization. It also explores the reasons for their decline and disappearance. Another book in this category is "Giants Gods and Lost Races" by Xaviant Haze. This book delves into the mythology surrounding giants and lost races, exploring their origins, powers, and relationships with other beings. It also examines how these cultures have influenced human history and culture. The third book in this category is "Ancient Giants of America: Suppressed Evidence and the Hidden History of a Lost Race" by Xaviant Haze. This book focuses specifically on the lost race of giants that supposedly existed in North America before European colonization. It explores the evidence for their existence, their culture, and how they were suppressed by colonial powers. The fourth book in this category is "Bones of Contention: Uncovering the Hidden Truth about America's Lost Race of Giants" by Xaviant Haze. This book continues to explore the lost race of giants in North America, delving into the controversies surrounding their existence and how they were treated by colonial powers. The fifth book in this category is "Ancient Giants of the Americas: Suppressed Evidence and the Hidden History of a Lost Race" by Xaviant Haze. This book focuses specifically on the lost race of giants that supposedly existed in South America before European colonization. It explores their culture, how they were treated by colonial powers, and the evidence for their existence. The sixth book in this category is "Brief Answers to the Big Questions" by Stephen Hawking. While not specifically focused on ancient civilizations or lost races, this book does touch upon some of the mysteries surrounding these societies. It explores topics such as the nature of time and space, the origins of the universe, and the possibility of extraterrestrial life. The seventh book in this category is "The Warmth of Other Suns: The Epic Story of America's Great Migration" by Isabel Wilkerson. While not specifically focused on ancient civilizations or lost races, this book does touch upon some of the cultural influences that have shaped American society. It explores the migration patterns of African Americans from their homelands to the United States and how they have influenced American culture. The eighth book in this category is "The Lost Book of King Og: The Only Written Words of the Rephaim" by James Hurtak. This book explores the mythology surrounding the lost race of giants, specifically focusing on their origins and how they were treated by other cultures. It also delves into the mysteries surrounding their disappearance and why they are no longer with us today. The final book in this category is "The Racehorse Who Learned to Dance" by Kate DiCamillo. While not specifically focused on ancient civilizations or lost races, this book does touch upon some of the themes that run throughout these books. It explores the idea of learning and growth, as well as the importance of embracing change and adapting to new circumstances. Overall, these books offer a fascinating look into the mysteries surrounding ancient civilizations and lost races. They explore topics such as culture, influence, decline, and suppression, offering valuable insights into how societies have shaped and been shaped by history.