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Matt Haig

A gentle, page-turning meditation on regret and the roads not taken.

George Orwell

The book that defined what a surveillance state feels like from the inside.

Paulo Coelho

A fable-like nudge to actually go after the thing you keep putting off.

J.K. Rowling

Still one of the best 'getting back into reading' books that exists.

Frank Herbert

The most influential science fiction novel ever written, full stop.

Andy Weir

Genuinely hard science that somehow still reads like a page-turner.

Michelle Obama

Genuinely candid in a way most political memoirs never are.

Tara Westover

One of the most-recommended memoirs of the decade, and it earns it.

James Clear

The most actionable habit-change book out there — less theory, more doing.

Yuval Noah Harari

The rare big-idea book that's genuinely fun to read cover to cover.

Stephen King

As much a story about childhood friendship as it is about a killer clown.

F. Scott Fitzgerald

Short, glamorous, and quietly devastating by the final page.

Harper Lee

As relevant now as it was on publication, which is exactly the problem it's about.

Jane Austen

Still one of the funniest, most quotable romances ever written.