Leadership's Price
Nancy Pelosi
A compelling memoir by Nancy Pelosi, detailing her experiences as Speaker of the House, the challenges she faced, and the personal toll of leadership, including the attack on her husband. This book offers an inside look at American politics and the sacrifices made in the name of public service.
Leaving Microsoft to Change the World
John Wood
The inspiring story of a Microsoft executive who leaves his high-powered career to found Room to Read, an organization dedicated to improving literacy and education for children in developing countries. This book chronicles his journey from corporate life to the remote villages of Nepal, where he discovers his passion for helping children gain access to education and change their world.
Let's Sit Crooked and Talk Straight
Karen Kilgariff
From the hosts of the wildly popular true crime and comedy podcast 'My Favorite Murder,' comes a darkly funny and deeply personal book exploring themes of fear, politeness, and the importance of trusting your gut. Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark share their own stories and insights, encouraging readers to embrace their imperfections and prioritize their safety above all else.
Live Wire
Kelly Ripa
A collection of essays from Kelly Ripa, offering humorous and insightful stories about her life, career, and observations on everything from family to fame. Get ready for a candid and entertaining journey through the experiences that have shaped this beloved television personality.
Look for Me There
Luke Russert
In this poignant memoir, Luke Russert, son of the legendary Tim Russert, embarks on a transformative journey across sixty-seven countries following his father's sudden death. Seeking liberation and answers to life's deeper questions, he grapples with grief, expectations, and the search for his own identity, ultimately finding solace and a renewed sense of purpose in the world.
Looking for The Stranger
Alice Kaplan
A biography of Albert Camus's novel 'The Stranger,' exploring its creation, publication, and enduring impact on literature and culture. It delves into Camus's life, the historical context, and the novel's critical reception, offering a fresh perspective on this literary masterpiece.
Millionaire
Janet Gleeson
The story of John Law, an improbable, controversial, yet visionary financial hero. He turned his attention to finance after killing a man in a duel and escaping prison. A gambler with mathematical brilliance, he founded the first national bank of issue in France and formed the Mississippi Company. Law sparked the world’s first major stock-market boom, in which the word “millionaire” was coined to describe them.
Milton Friedman
Jennifer Burns
A deep dive into the life and ideas of Milton Friedman, the influential economist who shaped American conservatism and global economic policy. From his early life to his role in major political and economic shifts, this biography explores Friedman's impact on the world and his complex legacy.