Narrative & Biography

Jeremy Heimans & Henry Timms detail how technology-enabled collaboration and mass participation are enabling a new power that is changing the world before our very eyes.

In order of their release dates, these are just 20 of the books that will be the focus of our attentions in April.

Tom Peters' latest book is in many ways a culmination of all he has learned over the past half-century, and a reminder of the simplest way to succeed in business: put people first.

Claire Evans tells the story of the computer, and the internet, through the women who developed the languages they speak.

These are the books we'll be digging further into in March.

Here is a list of twenty books we hope to be able to spend time with over the next month.

Joanne Lipman discusses the hidden lives of women at work, how they must recalibrate their behavior in the workplace, and the great benefits of changing that paradigm.

Tom Peters, the author most responsible for popularizing the business book genre, shares what he's reading these days.

Eminently accessible, instantly absorbable, Janesville is a story of economics lived. Of the decisions a monolithic company makes that results in economic devastation for a middle-American town, and the families that live there. A microcosmic illustration of a national experience, Janesville is about idealism and stubbornness and desperation and bravery. And we all can learn a lot about ourselves and our capacity for resilience from the children whose stories are at the heart of Janesville.

Lea Berman and Jeremy Bernard's book is about much more than their time as social secretaries in the White House. It is about how we can all work better together.

Thank you to everyone who helped bring 800-CEO-READ's 2017 Bestsellers to life.

These are some of the books we'll be getting between the covers of in January, 2018.