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You Should See Me in a Crown

Book Review by Lauren Kohlenberg

Don't discredit it as just another YA romance meet-cute: this book has the ability to start conversations and help people feel seen no matter their age.

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The Hollywood Spiral

Book Review by Gabbi Cisneros

After a year of spending most of the time in front of digital devices, near-future world of Paul Neilan's new book feels even more present.

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Where You Are Is Not Who You Are: A Memoir

Book Review by Gabbi Cisneros

However many issues the former CEO of Xerox, Ursula M. Burns, has encountered and sees in the world, she is also justly proud of all she accomplished at the top of the business world and is hopeful for a more moral, diverse, and humancentric business mindset in America.

Blog / ChangeThis

Cultivating Spirited Voices and Welcoming Minds In the Workplace

By Ron A. Carucci

Getting people to be open and cooperative and tell the truth is hard enough under routine conditions. But when things get rough, you can expect people to reflexively shut down. This is a big problem in a world defined by continuous change and technological disruption. But even companies facing major challenges can beat the odds.

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The Ascent of Information: Books, Bits, Genes, Machines, and Life's Unending Algorithm

Book Review by Dylan Schleicher

Does the information and data we’ve accumulated and carry with us as a species belong to us, or do we belong to it?

Blog / New Releases

Books to Watch | June 8, 2021

By Dylan Schleicher, Gabbi Cisneros, Emily Porter

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The Imagination Machine: How to Spark New Ideas and Create Your Company's Future

By Porchlight

A guide for mining the imagination to find powerful new ways to succeed.

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Animal

Book Review by Emily Porter

Weaving through the pages of this woman's life, you begin to understand how Joan came to be—maybe how any woman could come to be Joan.

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Are You a Sensitive Striver? How to Channel Emotions into an Advantage at Work

By Melody Wilding Lmsw

While many Sensitive Strivers rise quickly in their careers, they often face a daily battle with stress, anxiety, and self-doubt. If all of this resonates with you, then welcome. You’re in exactly the right place.

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Unwell Women: Misdiagnosis and Myth in a Man-Made World

Book Review by Gabbi Cisneros

Historically, women have been defined by their biology, namely their uterus and ability to bear children. Elinor Cleghorn's new book argues for medicine to look beyond biological evidence and communicate with and listen to those who know women’s bodies best: women themselves.