Book of Lives
New York Times 100 Notable Books | TIME 100 Must-Read Books
Washington Post Best Nonfiction | Guardian Best Biography and Memoir | Amazon Best Biography and Memoir | Kirkus Best Nonfiction
“One of the leading voices of modern literature” (NY Magazine), the author of The Handmaid’s Tale pulls back the curtain on her amazing life. It’s “a humble look at greatness” (Washington Post) and “the most spectacular, hilarious, and generous autobiography of the last quarter century—or ever” (Boston Globe).
Abundance
New York Times 100 Notable Books
Financial Times Best Business Books | Kirkus Best Nonfiction | Guardian Best History and Politics | Amazon Best Nonfiction | NPR Books We Love
We live in a world of scarcity: not enough housing, energy, or innovation. But we can flip the script. In his #1 New York Times bestseller, co-written with Ezra Klein and called “a must-read” by Barack Obama, this brilliant speaker offers a hopeful path towards a future where we have more than enough.
Empire of AI
New York Times 100 Notable Books
The Economist Best Books | Financial Times Best Business Books
One of TIME‘s 100 most influential people in AI offers a thrilling look into the biggest tech arms race in history. TIME writes that her book “instantly struck a cultural nerve,” calling it a “page-turner that has made waves not just in Silicon Valley but around the world.”
Black Moses
New York Times 100 Notable Books
Washington Post Best Nonfiction | Kirkus Best Nonfiction | Publishers Weekly Best Nonfiction
An award-winning journalist reveals the story of one Black man who tried to establish an all-Black state, and what that shows us today about the true promise of freedom. It’s “an enthralling saga” (Publishers Weekly) and “a hidden history that Americans need to know” (Ilyon Woo).
Bread of Angels
TIME 100 Must-Read Books
Guardian Best Biography and Memoir | NPR Books We Love
In her most intimate memoir yet, the punk rock legend behind Horses and Easter shares a powerful exploration of identity, love, and the quest for self-understanding. Rolling Stone calls it “radiant and intimate,” while the LA Times hails it as “mesmerizing.”
Water Mirror Echo
Publishers Weekly 10 Best Books
Kirkus Best Nonfiction | NPR Books We Love
We’ve all heard of Bruce Lee. But do we really know him? This historian offers a sweeping new look at his life and the worlds he made possible—Publishers Weekly writes that “This definitive account cements Chang as a preeminent chronicler of Asian American history.”
The Eleventh Hour
The Economist Best Books | Financial Times Best Fiction
Hailed as “a legend” (Toni Morrison) and “a storyteller of prodigious powers” (The New York Times), the literary legend behind Midnight’s Children grapples with questions about life, legacy, identity, and freedom of speech in his powerful new short story collection.
When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows…
The Economist Best Books | Amazon Best Business and Leadership
We think about each other’s thoughts about each other’s thoughts all the time, says this psychologist—and this “common knowledge” can help us understand our greatest enigmas, from financial bubbles to first dates. Bill Gates calls this book “one of the most insightful books I’ve read about what makes us human.”
The Running Ground
The CEO of The Atlantic and former editor in chief of Wired, this American record-holding distance runner offers a powerfully motivating exploration of life, work, family, resilience, and even what makes us human. Vogue‘s Anna Wintour calls it “an endlessly surprising, revelatory, and heart-rending read.”
Three or More Is a Riot
In this collection of writing from his last decade of frontline reporting, the Dean of Columbia Journalism School looks back at one of the most consequential eras in American history, and forward to what lies ahead. Ta-Nehisi Coates calls it “an archive of a writer at the height of his powers—and his powers are many.”
Having It All
There’s a new way to win the war for talent—and it starts with the women already in your ranks. In her “passionate, provocative, evidence-based” book (Adam Grant), this Wharton economist shows how women can get the best from their working lives, and how companies can support their talent and gain a competitive edge.
Shift
Publishers Weekly Best Nonfiction
Emotions are information. And if you learn how to use them, they can become your superpower. This award-winning University of Michigan professor presents simple, science-based strategies for leveraging your emotions to gain an edge: Charles Duhigg calls it “a revolutionary guide to mastering your emotional life.”
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