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Staff Picks
Eat Joy: Stories & Comfort Food from 31 Celebrated Writers
By Blyth Meier
Editor Natalie Eve Garrett has pulled together an impressive and diverse roster of writers who revisit some of the most tender moments of their lives through the lens of food.
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Selling Out: The Diversity Issue We’re Not Talking About
By Inge Hansen, Lily Zheng
"If selling out is often sometimes necessary, how does one sell out…ethically? How does one distinguish between an impossible choice made in difficult circumstances, versus a calculated and selfish act of self-interest? How does one keep ethics and integrity at the forefront of a choice that inherently
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New Releases
Books to Watch | October 29, 2019
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Book Giveaways
Connect First: 52 Simple Ways to Ignite Success, Meaning, and Joy at Work
The key to greater success, meaning, and joy at work? Connect First!
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Editor's Choice
The Turn-On: How the Powerful Make Us Like Them-from Washington to Wall Street to Hollywood
By Dylan Schleicher
In his new book Steven Goldstein encourages the reader to appreciate the “power in popularity,” that “likeability is leverage,” and explores how businesspeople, politicians, and entertainers wield it.
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Staff Picks
The World That We Knew
By Emily Porter
Emily Porter examines the human and supernatural relationships that compel the book's characters to endure even in the midst of horrific events, providing an emotional urgency that make Alice Hoffman's new novel a "definite must read."
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ChangeThis
The CEO: An Operator’s Guide
By Frank Bennack
"When the weeks sail by, dotted with accomplishment, it’s useful to appreciate them, but also to remember that they won’t all be that way. And when the bottom seems to be dropping out, that, too, won’t last."
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New Releases
Books to Watch | October 22, 2019
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Book Giveaways
Gary John Bishop Bundle
This week, we have a bundle of Gary John Bishop's New York Times bestseller, Unfu*k Yourself and its companion workbook, Do the Work.
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Editor's Choice
The Infinite Game
By Dylan Schleicher
In his new book, Simon Sinek takes on the difference between finite and infinite games, and the damage done by shareholder capitalism.
