Non-fiction

Mission Possible

Alexandre Mars

The road map to building a business, from the famously successful philanthropist and author of Giving. For the first time, Alexandre Mars shares his secrets to building a prosperous business from the…


Older but Better, but Older

Caroline de Maigret Sophie Mas

From the bestselling authors of How to be Parisian comes what smart, savvy, fabulous women think, feel, and advise on life and love as they hit forty. Older but Better, but Older has the playful wit a…


The Life You Can Save

Peter Singer

In 2009, Peter Singer wrote the first edition of The Life You Can Save to demonstrate why we should care about and help those living in global extreme poverty, and how easy it is to improve and even s…


The Power of Women

Denis Mukwege

An Oprah Book In an era of Putin, Trump and Bolsonaro, it’s easy to lose your faith in humanity. But every once in a while, someone like Dr. Mukwege comes along and renews it. 2018 Nobel Peace Prize l…


How to Fight Anti-Semitism

Bari Weiss

On October 27, 2018, eleven Jews were gunned down as they prayed at their synagogue in Pittsburgh. It was the deadliest attack on Jews in American history. For most Americans, the massacre at Tree of…


There’s No Limit To What You Camus

Marie Robert

How can you stay patient with your hyperactive kids? Find a way to work with your tyrannical boss? Survive embarrassing yourself in public? How can you get over your shyness, your fear of taking risks…


The Rise and Fall of Whistleblowers

Frederik Obermaier Bastian Obermayer

From behind the scenes, a unique investigation into the crucial role that whistleblowers play –from Russian doping to Edward Snowden, Chelsea Manning, Cambridge Analytica and more– and the huge challe…


Blockchain

Stephen P. Williams

Blockchain technology is rolling through our culture, with no sign of stopping. Though most associate blockchain with bitcoin, blockchain is expanding from its roots in cryptocurrency to radically tra…


ONE DOLLAR MAN

Ole Sønnichsen

The story of how one man’s pragmatism and headstrong vision overcame political wrangling and helped turn the tide of World War II. On the 28th of May, 1940, the telephone rang at William S. Knudsen’s…


The Queen of Laughs

Stephen Clarke

If there is one thing typically British about Queen Elizabeth II, it’s that she has a sense of humor. It’s not always very subtle, and she laughs loudest at the antics of animals, but she does like to…