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$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 1913: The Year Before the Storm Florian Illies What Europe's artists and writers were doing in 1913, told as if nobody knew what was coming. 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. 3 recommenders 21 Lessons for the 21st Century Yuval Noah Harari Harari turns from deep history to the present, on work after automation, resurgent nationalism and the growing scarcity of attention. 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 Century of Tomorrows: How Imagining the Future Shapes the Present Glenn Adamson A history of futurology, including the futures imagined by people the field usually leaves out. 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 Confederacy of Dunces John Kennedy Toole Ignatius J. Reilly, thirty and unemployed in New Orleans, blames the century for everything. 1 recommender 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 Cultural History of the British Empire John M. MacKenzie The empire understood through what it exported and absorbed rather than through what it governed. 1 recommender A Curtain of Green Eudora Welty Seventeen stories that found the whole American South inside small Mississippi rooms. 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 Different Person James Merrill The poet's mid-twenties in 1950s Europe: analysis, love affairs, and a fortune he did not earn. 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 Goat’s Song Dermot Healy A Catholic playwright and a Protestant policeman's daughter, drinking their way through a love that cannot hold. 1 recommender A Good Man Is Hard to Find and Other Stories Flannery O'Connor Ten stories in which grace arrives, when it arrives at all, through violence. 1 recommender 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