All Books

A curated collection of Naval Ravikant's Twitter threads, podcast appearances, and interviews on building wealth, achieving happiness, and developing judgment.

The conclusion of the Nightborn Duet, in which the fallout of the Kejari forces a human survivor and a vampire king into an uneasy alliance against the gods, with the fate of the Nightborn court hanging in the balance.

The story of the small group of outsiders who bet against the American mortgage market and won as the 2008 financial crisis unfolded.

Bill Bryson's comprehensive and entertaining tour through the human body — covering anatomy, physiology, the history of medicine, and the extraordinary complexity of the systems keeping us alive.

Alex Snodgrass's second cookbook, offering 105 laid-back, healthy, and wholesome recipes that bring joy and balance back to the family table with a relaxed, flexible approach.

The intertwined stories of the 1893 Chicago World's Fair — one of the most ambitious construction projects in American history — and the serial killer H.H. Holmes, who used the fair's crowds as cover for his murders.

The first volume completed by Brandon Sanderson from Robert Jordan's notes: Rand al'Thor approaches psychological breaking point as the Last Battle nears, while Egwene fights to reunite the fractured White Tower from within its walls.

In the theocratic Republic of Gilead, women have been stripped of all rights and assigned to roles based on their fertility, one of whom narrates her life as a state-assigned Handmaid.

Sixteen-year-old Starr Carter witnesses the police shooting of her childhood friend Khalil — and must navigate the collision between her Black neighborhood and her predominantly white private school as she decides whether to speak up.

A caseworker for magical children is sent to evaluate a mysterious orphanage housing the most dangerous magical children in existence, where he finds something unexpected: a home.

Four generations of the Trueba family navigate love, power, magic, and political upheaval in an unnamed Latin American country, culminating in the military coup that destroys what they have built.

In the dystopian future of Panem, sixteen-year-old Katniss Everdeen volunteers to take her sister's place in a televised death match between children.

A privileged Afghan boy's act of betrayal against his loyal servant's son haunts him across decades and continents, from Kabul to California and back.

Chip and Joanna Gaines tell the story behind Fixer Upper and the Magnolia empire — how they met, took risks, weathered setbacks, and built a life and a business together in Waco, Texas.

Hercule Poirot investigates the murder of a wealthy village squire in what became the most controversial and celebrated mystery novel ever written.

Set in twelfth-century England, the novel follows the building of a cathedral in the fictional town of Kingsbridge over decades of civil war, religious conflict, and human ambition.

A California scholarship student at a Vermont college is drawn into a group of elite Greek students who have committed a murder — the beginning of something far worse.

A recovering alcoholic writer takes a winter caretaker job at a remote Colorado hotel where the building's evil history begins to consume his sanity and endanger his family.

A superflu kills 99% of the human population, and the survivors are drawn into a final confrontation between the forces of good and evil across the ruins of America.

A guide to freeing yourself from the voice in your head and the patterns that limit your consciousness — drawing on mindfulness, yoga philosophy, and Vedantic thought.

The true story of the 1741 shipwreck of HMS Wager off the coast of Patagonia, the murderous castaways who survived, and the competing accounts of what happened that constituted a kind of 18th-century trial.

Kvothe continues his legendary life story, traveling to foreign courts and distant lands while attending the University and becoming the man of myth and music his world knows.

Napoleon Hill's classic distillation of the success principles he observed in over 500 self-made millionaires, including Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison.

Two childhood friends become collaborators in an unlikely video game company that spans three decades and raises every question a creative partnership can ask about love, ambition, and what we make and why.