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I don’t normally post about books WHILE I’m reading them, but I have been inhaling @LucyASnyder’s upcoming SISTER, MAIDEN, MONSTER and omg. This just cracked onto my favorite reads EVER. https://t.co/RU52k11WY3

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Business Leaders & Thinkers

"The Snowball by Alice Schroeder. Schroeder, a noted financial analyst and writer, earned Buffett's trust and wrote the closest book we'll ever have to a Warren Buffett autobiography. It takes a deeper dive into his strategies and decision-making process."

Journalists & Wonks
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"The question at the heart of Cai’s quarter-life-crisis novel is this: What do people like Audrey owe the small towns where they grew up, the towns that made them feel alone and misunderstood but that, for what it’s worth, took their ambitions seriously?"

Voices in Social Justice
Entrepreneurs & VCs

"From 200 mile runs to setting the pull up world record, Goggins is a man on a mission. This book stitches together his personal experience and various insights, along with an entertaining style, that gives you something to apply to your daily life."

Climate Experts & Activists
Funny People

"That book asks a lot of good, big questions, but the one that stood out most strongly to me was questioning the idea that to do better than our parents is mostly a matter of making more money than they do. Not only is that unlikely, it seems like a hollow value at its core."

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Was uninterested in the Prince Harry book until I just learned it’s the same ghostwriter as Andre Agassi’s, which is my # 3 favorite celebrity memoir of all time

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Voices in the Food World
"You could argue that this book was the real moment of ‘the chef’ as we know it today. I think before this came out, chefs were simply cooks hidden in the basement. This book sparked a new appetite for understanding how, and by whom, our food is prepared."

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Rest in Peace to Victor Navasky, former editor in chief @thenation and someone who believed in me before I believed in myself. I’ll add that Victor’s book “Naming Names” is timeless, as he was, is, and always will be.
