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- It
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- Irrationally Yours
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- From Silk to Silicon
- 1944
- Son of Hamas
- Bad Religion
- Love, Loss, and What We Ate
- Why the Right Went Wrong
- The Pirate's Dilemma
- Hidden Figures
- Everything, Everything
- Inside the Texas Chicken Ranch
- Ike's Bluff
- The Shack
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- Wake Up Happy
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- A Self-Made Man
- Selling Out
- Irresistible
- The Last of the President's Men


New & Noteworthy: Stay Informed
Skip carousel- Old School
- The End of Imagination
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- A Fine Mess
- Rules for Revolutionaries
- Why Wall Street Matters
- A World in Disarray
- The Speechwriter
- Hillbilly Elegy
- Makers and Takers
- Most Likely to Succeed
- If You Can Keep It
- Freedom Is a Constant Struggle
- Modern Romance
- Dispatches from Pluto
- Black Flags
- Sapiens


Editors’ Picks: Stay Informed
Skip carouselUnites Lewis’s works…
The book unfolds much like a love story without the romance — there is infatuation, distancing, and heartbreak. Ultimately, “The Undoing Project” illuminates one of the 20th century’s greatest collaborations, and the power of two minds becoming one.
Understanding America…
Packer’s award-winning work on the economic anxieties of Americans has reached cult-like status since Donald Trump’s unexpected election. Those hoping to understand an electorate hungry for change will find much to consider in this excellent work of political journalism.
We all pee the same color…
Thanks to Shetterly’s blockbuster book, the black female mathematicians whose calculations were crucial to sending humans safely into space in a still-segregated America are a hidden history no more. A crucial story that challenges our conceptions.
International bestseller…
Dr. Harari’s seminal work merges science with history to give a thorough saga of the human species. Beginning with the appearance of modern cognition, Harari traces the evolution of humanity to challenge commonly held beliefs about our biology, our history, and ourselves.
Informative & gripping…
For anyone struggling to comprehend the rise of ISIS, Warrick’s Pulitzer Prize-winning book is vital. He breaks down the complex factors that led to ISIS’s creation without sacrificing nuance or narrative drive.
Provocative & sobering…
One of the most provocative, sobering, and controversial looks at who profits and how in the wake of disasters both natural and man-made. Klein tackles the destructiveness of capitalism with biting clarity.
Ready to get real…
A collection of essays focusing on race, gender, and pop culture, full of wit, wisdom, and—even better—perspective. Read by Robinson herself, “You Can’t Touch My Hair” is a must-listen for anyone who’s ready to get real.


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Beyond The Pale (Male): Marvel, Diversity And A Changing Comics Readership
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The Trump Administration Withdraws Its Complaint About a Twitter Critic
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Bestselling
Skip carousel- Alexander Hamilton
- A Stolen Life
- Between the World and Me
- Hillbilly Elegy
- Modern Romance
- Sharp Objects
- Killing Reagan
- Behind the Beautiful Forevers
- The Power of Habit
- The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
- The Shack
- Yes Please
- The Women of the Cousins' War
- The Emperor of All Maladies
- Flash Boys
- Down the Rabbit Hole
- The Red Sparrow Trilogy
- Just Mercy
- Evil Beside Her
- The Fast Metabolism Diet
- Lean In
- This Time Together
- The 48 Laws of Power
- Guns, Germs, and Steel
- I Must Say
- Red Notice


Recently Added
Skip carousel- Carole Lombard
- The Great Deception
- Strength Training for Women
- The Last of the President's Men
- Beyond Measure
- Razzle Dazzle
- The Reproach of Hunger
- Above the Line
- Wake Up Happy
- Buyer's Remorse
- The Grand Tour
- Ghost Rider
- The British Invasion
- Death of a Beauty Queen
- U.S. Decision Making and Post-Cold War NATO Enlargement
- GP and ORF e-books
- Black Edge
- Mustache Shenanigans
- How to Be a Bawse
- Binge
- The Way of the Gun
- Rebel
- Mrs Keppel
- The Banality of Heidegger
- Time Travel
- The Republic of the Living
- Orthodox Christianity and Nationalism in Nineteenth-Century Southeastern Europe
- Spirit, Qi, and the Multitude
- Out of the Ordinary


The Best Books According to The Economist
Every year, the magazine “The Economist” rounds up the best books across all genres. Here are the more politically and economically oriented selections throughout the years.
Skip carousel- Hillbilly Elegy
- The Rise and Fall of American Growth
- The Way to the Spring
- Nemesis
- CEO, China
- Unfinished Business
- Waterloo
- Ghettoside
- North Korea Confidential
- Thirteen Days in September
- Our Kids
- China's Second Continent
- The Forgotten Depression
- The Reckoning
- Age of Ambition
- Hatching Twitter
- Political Order and Political Decay
- Lean In
- The Tyranny of Silence
- Thank You for Your Service
- The Smartest Kids in the World
- Behind the Beautiful Forevers
- The Triumph of Human Empire
- The Signal and the Noise
- The Bully Pulpit
- The Better Angels of Our Nature
- The Blunders of our Governments
- Thank You for Your Service
- Poor Economics
- Unthinkable


Stay Informed Scribd Selects
Enjoy unlimited access to these titles this month.
Skip carousel- Notorious RBG
- Girls Like Us
- The Silo Effect
- It Seemed Important at the Time
- Female Chauvinist Pigs
- The Triumph & Tragedy of Lyndon Johnson
- To Marry an English Lord
- From Silk to Silicon
- The Politics of Public Fund Investing
- All the President's Spin
- Economics 101
- Unthinkable
- The New New Deal
- Restless Souls
- Earnhardt Nation
- Dancing with Myself
- Dream Cities
- Where Everybody Looks Like Me
- Selling Out
- Exposed
- Turning the Tables
- Reclaiming Our Food
- Silver Rights


Crunch the Numbers with Top Economists
These economists help shape new policies and analyze what’s gone right and wrong with the economy throughout the years.
Skip carousel- End This Depression Now!
- Irrational Exuberance
- The Black Swan
- Dead Aid
- Adapt
- Who Gets What-And Why
- Mass Flourishing
- The Age of Turbulence
- The Global Minotaur
- Outrageous Fortunes
- The Price of Civilization
- Individual and Social Responsibility
- Poor Economics
- The Quality Cure
- The Tyranny of Experts
- Debunking Economics (Digital Edition - Revised, Expanded and Integrated)
- Crunch
- Work and Welfare
- Irrational Exuberance
- Investors and Markets
- Crisis Economics
- Plunder and Blunder
- Return to Prosperity
- Crunch
- Betterness
- One Economics, Many Recipes
- Beyond the Invisible Hand


Espionage in the Age of the Internet
With evidence that Russia hacked the 2016 presidential election, concerns over NSA overreach, and controversies sparked by WikiLeaks, cyberspying has greatly altered the conversation around privacy.
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Nuanced perspective…
William D. Cohan uniquely sees both sides of the stock market: As a former investment banker and respected financial journalist who has frequently criticized the excesses of Wall Street, he nonetheless believes in the necessity of the institutions for a well-functioning society. It’s a fascinating and nuanced read that does a great job of countering the current waves of contempt without implying that the finance sector should have a free pass.
Coming to a Screen Near You in 2017
Get in on the hype with these books being adapted into movies or TV series in 2017.
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Politics & Current Affairs
Skip carousel- Killing Reagan
- Flash Boys
- Just Mercy
- The 48 Laws of Power
- Red Notice
- Thomas Jefferson and the Tripoli Pirates
- The Bully Pulpit
- The River of Doubt
- A Benjamin Franklin Reader
- Hard Choices
- Destiny of the Republic
- The Billion Dollar Spy
- The Rise of Theodore Roosevelt
- Great Again
- How We Got to Now
- Lyndon Johnson and the American Dream
- Astoria
- All Things Possible
- Becoming Nicole
- Zealot
- Seven Men
- Stealing America
- A Woman in Charge


Society
Skip carousel- Behind the Beautiful Forevers
- The Power of Habit
- The Emperor of All Maladies
- Evil Beside Her
- The Fast Metabolism Diet
- Guns, Germs, and Steel
- The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace
- The Other Wes Moore
- The Sixth Extinction
- Perfect Murder, Perfect Town
- Primates of Park Avenue
- My Story
- Hope
- A Moveable Feast
- Ghettoside
- Life at the Dakota
- A People's History of the United States
- The Essential Fromm
- WomanCode
- Bad Feminist
- Love, Loss, and What We Ate


Pop Culture
Skip carousel- Sharp Objects
- The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks
- Yes Please
- The Women of the Cousins' War
- Down the Rabbit Hole
- This Time Together
- I Must Say
- Why Not Me?
- The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace
- Just Kids
- Everything, Everything
- Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me? (And Other Concerns)
- Wishful Drinking
- Dean and Me
- Perfect Murder, Perfect Town
- Hell's Angel
- Taking the Lead
- Turning the Tables
- My Story


Unlimited
Skip carousel- Turning the Tables
- Long Walk to Freedom
- Son of Hamas
- Common Sense
- Has Anyone Seen My Pants?
- The Beauty Myth
- The Art of War
- The Accidental Superpower
- Bruce
- Bad Religion
- The Outpost
- The Conservative Heart
- Benghazi
- Factory Man
- To Marry an English Lord
- Irrationally Yours
- Something Instead of Nothing
- When I Stop Talking, You'll Know I'm Dead
- Dancing with Myself
- Jackie, Ethel, Joan
- A Little Bit Wicked
- The New New Deal
- Sing to Me
- An Unfinished Life
- The Phantom of Fifth Avenue



