Top Reads for December

It’s the most wonderful time of the year! While everyone’s been reading Michelle Obama’s Becoming, we’ve been catching up on the books we didn’t get around to earlier in 2018.

Now that we must succumb to darkness by 5pm every day, it’s time to get cozy with some autumn-appropriate literature, including a buzzy debut from Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Susan Orlean’s latest on libraries, and more.

Grab a pumpkin spice latte and start hibernating this fall with these top picks, including: The newest Haruki Murakami novel, Hank Green’s debut, and more.

Soak up the last of summer and prepare for Banned Books Week later this month with these reads: The debut novel from Ling Ma, a buzzy addition to the feminist dystopia genre, and more.

The final full month of summer brings a lot of big new releases and book-to-movie adaptations, including: the (deservedly) hyped The Incendiaries, the next blockbuster YA dystopian The Darkest Minds, and more.

As is appropriate for the summer season, we give our hot takes on some buzzy books, including: Ottessa Moshfegh’s latest, a big mystery involving bears, and more.

Gearing up for summer, we’ve gotten a bit obsessed with con artists, in particular disgraced tech founder Elizabeth Holmes and Anna Delvey/Sorokin. We’re also into new fiction from Stephen King and Lauren Groff, and more.

The best books to read this May, including: the political exposé everyone’s talking about from ex-FBI director James Comey, the latest from Divergent author Veronica Roth, a creative journey with Questlove, and more.

Spring has sprung! Celebrate the nicer weather and all that comes with it with a book about a conspiracy that rocked the press, an article about our amazing planet, a new Meg Wolitzer novel, and more.

Prepare some popcorn, because we are getting ready for some blockbuster book-to-movie adaptations dropping this month, and much more.

Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner’s recommended books for a life in business are not the typical list from an entertainment industry mogul.

Gretchen Rubin, author of “The Happiness Project,” on the books that brought her joy.

Build your brand from the ground up like author and productivity guru Tim Ferriss.

Jobs once said that Apple’s popularity was the result of the company creating products that are a blend of “technology and the liberal arts.” See what books gave him an appreciation of the arts.

Of the hundreds and hundreds of leadership books former Campbell Soup CEO Doug Conant has read over the years, these foundational favorites are the ones he turns to time and time again.

An avid reader, the author of The Da Vinci Code loves nonfiction, fondly remembers his childhood favorites, and dabbles in thrillers.

If you’re excited about the upcoming TV adaptation of Gaiman’s acclaimed American Gods, take a look at his reading list and the books that have inspired him through the years.

Sally Bedell Smith is a prominent biographer, and after a recent #ScribdChat, we asked: What does she like to read for fun? Where does her interest in subjects out of their time come from?

“Dr. Drew” has helped thousands right their lives with knowledge learned from his studies, experience, and insights gleaned from these books.

Join us for a Facebook Live #ScribdChat with author and Bloomberg editor Brad Stone, as he discusses his new book The Upstarts.

Join us for a Facebook Live #ScribdChat with author Tim Ferriss.