Books

$100M Leads Alex Hormozi The follow-up to $100M Offers tackles the next problem: getting enough people to see the offer, across outreach, content, ads and referrals. 1 recommender $100M Lost Chapters Alex Hormozi A bonus treasure chest of chapters Hormozi cut from his $100M trilogy, with extra tactics on customers, offers, hiring, and time. $100M Money Models Alex Hormozi How a business actually makes money: pricing structures, payment terms, and the sequences that turn one sale into many. 1 recommender $100M Offers Alex Hormozi A method for building offers so compelling that price stops being the obstacle, through value stacking, guarantees, scarcity and urgency. 1 recommender 10 Steps to Earning Awesome Grades (While Studying Less) Thomas Frank A practical, research-backed study system from the College Info Geek creator: better grades from smarter method rather than longer hours. 1001 Inventions Salim Al-Hassani An illustrated history of Muslim contributions to science and culture. 1 recommender 1929 Andrew Ross Sorkin The Too Big to Fail method turned on 1929: who saw the crash coming, who did not, and how thin the line between them was. 1 recommender 1984 George Orwell George Orwell’s dystopia of total surveillance and rewritten truth, where the Party controls language, memory, and reality itself. 1 recommender 40 on Justice Omar Suleiman Commentary on forty hadith about justice and social reform. 5 More Sleeps ’til Christmas Jimmy Fallon Fallon's rhyming Christmas countdown: a boy too excited to sleep through the last five nights, a December bedtime read made for the season. 8 Rules of Love Jay Shetty Shetty treats love as a learnable skill, eight rules on solitude, dating, conflict, and heartbreak, starting with learning to be alone well. A Brief History of Time Stephen Hawking Hawking set out to explain the universe with no maths, just the ideas, and made cosmology a bestseller 1 recommender A Burning Megha Majumdar One careless post after an attack, and three lives that find her more useful guilty. 1 recommender A Cheesemonger’s Tour de France Ned Palmer A working cheesemonger crosses France region by region, using rinds and monastic orders as the way into local history and the AOC rules that froze it. 1 recommender A Clash of Kings George R. R. Martin A comet burns over a continent at war, and every man who calls himself king is certain the sign belongs to him. A Colony in a Nation Chris Hayes Hayes argues America runs two justice systems: a Nation for the privileged and a Colony, policed by force, for everyone else. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court Mark Twain A modern engineer wakes in Camelot and industrializes it, in Twain's time-travel satire of feudal superstition, and of progress itself, that turns dark. A Cook’s Tour Anthony Bourdain Bourdain circles the globe in search of the perfect meal, from a Tokyo fish market to the Mekong Delta, eating whatever the moment demands. A Cuban Girl’s Guide to Tea and Tomorrow Laura Taylor Namey Sent from Miami to an English village after a devastating year, a Cuban American teenager has to choose her own future. 1 recommender A Dance with Dragons George R. R. Martin Ruling turns out to be harder than winning, as a queen, a dwarf and a lord commander each meet the limits of power. A Dictionary of Symbols Juan Eduardo Cirlot Cirlot's classic decoder of the images that recur across art, myth and dream, from the labyrinth to the moon. 1 recommender A Family Matter Claire Lynch A mother loses her daughter to a court that could do that in 1982, and a family learns why forty years on. 1 recommender A Feast for Crows George R. R. Martin War is over in the south and the reckoning begins, in the quietest and most political volume Martin has written. A Fine Balance Rohinton Mistry Set in 1970s India during the Emergency, Rohinton Mistry braids together four strangers whose lives meet in a single cramped apartment. 1 recommender A Foreign Policy of Freedom Ron Paul Three decades of Paul's speeches arguing the Founders' non-interventionism: peace and trade over entangling alliances, undeclared wars, and the blowback they breed. A Game of Thrones George R. R. Martin Nine noble families fight for control of Westeros while a forgotten enemy stirs beyond the Wall, in the novel that redrew modern fantasy. A Guardian and a Thief Megha Majumdar Megha Majumdar's novel is set in a near-future Kolkata strained by climate crisis, following intersecting lives amid scarcity and desperation. 1 recommender A Guide to the Good Life William Irvine Stoicism presented as equipment for living rather than history, with its techniques set out to be used. 1 recommender A History of Boston Daniel Dain Seven hundred pages on the city that keeps exporting radical ideas, from Puritan settlement through abolition and busing to biotech. Long, and consistently readable. 1 recommender A History of Modern Palestine Ilan Pappé A survey from the Ottoman period onward, keeping ordinary people in view rather than leaderships. A History of the Muslim World: From its Origins to the Dawn of Modernity Michael Cook Twelve centuries to 1800, treating the Muslim world as many connected homes rather than one civilisation moving through a single continuous story. 1 recommender A Lesson Before Dying Ernest J. Gaines Ernest Gaines's novel set in 1940s Louisiana follows a teacher asked to help a wrongly condemned young man face death with dignity. 1 recommender A Map of the World Jane Hamilton Jane Hamilton's novel follows a farm family destroyed by a drowning accident and a false accusation. 1 recommender A Marriage at Sea Sophie Elmhirst They sold everything to sail away, then a whale sank the boat. Months adrift, with only each other to survive. 1 recommender A Matter of Degrees Gino Segre Physicist Gino Segre explores how temperature, from the human body to the cosmos, shapes life, matter, and the fate of the planet. 1 recommender A Memory of Light Robert Jordan, Brandon Sanderson The Last Battle, and the end of a series twenty-three years in the telling. Sanderson finishes what Robert Jordan began.