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Hey Booklovers!

I hope you're having a fabulous day. ??

Today, I would like to introduce you to a very interesting author who has been kind enough to agree to participate in an AMA(Ask Me Anything) in the WSIRN community.

At times, we all feel plagued with self-doubt, held back by fear of criticism, or weighed down by an inner voice that tells us we're not good enough.

Tara Mohr - an expert on leadership and wellbeing, as well as an author and coach - offers us some valuable practical advice on how to get ourselves unhooked from praise and criticism, how to deal with our inner critic, and how to take bolder action.

Tara is the author of Playing Big: Practical Wisdom for Women Who Want to Speak Up, Create, and Lead, published by Penguin Random House, and named a Best Book of the year by Apple's iBooks.

She is also the creator of the pioneering Playing Big leadership program for women, and Playing Big Facilitators Training for coaches, mentors, and managers who support women in their personal and professional growth.

She has coached and empowered thousands of women over the years, and her work has been featured on The Today Show and in publications ranging from The New York Times to Harvard Business Review. The Playing Big model has been part of leadership development programs at companies such as Starbucks, Google, Zillow, Bank of America, and many others.

To learn how you can play big, make an impact, and influence the world for the better, join us for an exclusive Ask Me Anything with Tara inside the WSIRN community today, on August 27th, at 5 pm Pacific Time (8 pm Eastern Time).

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Playing big means being more loyal to your dreams than to your _____.

Looking forward to see you there! ????

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Sorry for the cliffhanger last time. I promise it won't be the same today.

Quite the opposite actually. I'm about to introduce something we think you''re going to want to be part of.

. something so cool I've already invited all my own friends and family...

. something that will change the way you find and enjoy books...

. something that''s already the most fun place for readers to hang out...

It's the What Should I Read Next Community - the private, exclusive club where book lovers from around the globe get together and talk books.

BUT, WHOA! - That isn't even the start of it! I've bigged it up a lot. So, keep reading...

The What Should I Read Next Community

This is THE place for people who love books. Not 'like'. I'm talking really looove books. As in, you want to have in-depth discussions about your favourite novels and authors - like the hidden meaning of the sentence "M. loves G., 1972." in Handmaid''s Tale, or which author included anti-totalitarianism messaging in his popular books written for children (you''ve heard of him - and the answer will surprise you!)

We wanted this to be so so so much more than just another book club - more than just the unrivalled online community for book lovers.

Sure - if that was it, it'd be pretty cool. But, check out a few other things we've got in store for you:

Author Q&As

Live monthly Q&As with your favourites authors! This is your opportunity to understand your favourite books on a much more personal level. It's your chance to ask those questions you've been curious to ask.

What advice they'd recommend to aspiring authors. Their own favourite books and stories. Their best tips and tricks for overcoming writers block.

The possibilities are endless...

Access to the WSIRN book club

So, not only are we creating a private, closed community for the biggest book lovers, we''re also hosting our very own WSIRN book club. Here we''ll introduce thought-provoking books for the group to discuss, then we''ll have virtual get-togethers where we really get stuck in.

Help Us Develop WSIRN

The guys and girls in WSIRN HQ are as fanatical about books as you. So, we'll all be members too. I for one am super excited about talking with you about your favourite books.

And, because we're all going to be knee-deep in the literary conversation, it gives you direct access to us. And we''d love to hear your ideas on how we can make WSIRN even better for you.

I'm just skimming the surface here. But, I'll tell you more shortly.

It launches on April 7th...! So, keep an eye out for my email.

EXCITED!

And for the people that read this far - we''re offering you a very special Launch Deal: 50% off a lifetime membership.

Sign up before April 7th, skip the queue, and pick up a lifetime membership for ~~$180~~ $90.

Special Launch Deal

Hope to see you there !!!

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WSIRN

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Hello book lovers!

We have an exciting announcement to make...

We have a new accomplished author, speaker and leader for a WhatShouldIReadNext.com AMA next week!

Dr. Lois P. Frankel will be taking our questions on:

June 3rd at 5 pm Pacific Time / 8 pm Eastern Time.

Among other media appearances she has been a guest on Larry King Live, The Tavis Smiley Show, The Today Show, and 20/20 to discuss her books, Nice Girls Don't Get the Corner Office, Nice Girls Don't Get Rich, and Nice Girls Just Don't Get It.

January 2020 saw the release of her newest audiobook, Nice Girls Don't Speak Up or Stand Out: How to Make Your Voice Heard, Your Point Known and Your Presence Felt.

Traveling extensively around the globe, Dr. Lois consults with corporations, professional associations, and affinity groups in the areas of career development, leadership, emotional intelligence, team effectiveness, and personal branding.

Dr. Lois will be talking about her books and will be sharing years of her wisdom and expertise working as a coach, trainer, counselor, and speaker inside our community on June 3rd, at 5 pm PST (8 pm EST).

To participate in this and (many) future AMAs happening soon, sign up for the WSIRN community here.

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Hi there!

Jenni here.

Did you know What Should I Read Next? is far more than you might think?

As well as all the new features we're developing in the background, we're also creating a fantastic platform called BookSync.

Book Sync - Your Corporate Book Club

If you work in a team, you know how valuable it is for everyone to speak the same language, and have a shared understanding of important ideas. Everyone needs to be aligned with the same goals.

But, that's not always the easiest thing to accomplish.

Which is why we're building a new product called BookSync. It's a platform for business owners, team leaders, directors and managers to use to help upskill their team and encourage a learning culture via books.

And, although we call it a "Corporate Book Club," it's not really 'corporate' at all. We just like the way that rolls off the tongue. Any team can use it - big or small.

For more information and to sign up to the beta:

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Still awake?

We get it. 2020 has been a challenging year so far.

It has brought an onslaught of many unwelcome changes, and we're all doing our best to adjust.

Many of us are dealing with stress, isolation, and anxiety-fueled sleeplessness.

So we've found three soothing short stories, two with gentle background music, that we hope will help you get some high quality sleep tonight!

Blue Gold by Pheobe Smith read by Stephen Fry
Thomas's Journey read by Jason Stephenson
The Necklace by Guy de Maupassant read by Joanne

Have a few moments?

Last week we had an AMA with Matt Ridley. Thank you for those who joined us! We talked about innovation, technology, the pandemic, and his favorite music.

Matt also answered questions about his upcoming book, "How Innovation Works: And Why It Flourishes in Freedom", which is being released in three days!

You can check out a full transcript of AMA here:

Transcript of our Q&A Session with Matt Ridley

In order to become a part of our community where we host regular AMA sessions with popular authors, discuss books and quotes, join the WSIRN community for a risk-free 7-day trial.

If you don't love it, simply cancel your trial before it ends and you will not be billed.

Thanks so much for reading. Stay safe, book lovers!

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A clue of what''s to come? It''s something big.

I'd go ahead and say it's one of the best things we've ever done at WhatShouldIReadNext.com . like better than an oversized mojito on an empty beach as you watch the sunset with your favourite person.

. okay - well, at least as good as that!

I''ll be able to share more details very soon. However, here are a few clues:

- Loads of fellow readers in the same place
- Q&A sessions with your favourite authors (wooo!)
- An inexhaustible fountain of interesting book recommendations

Rest assured, we're working tirelessly behind the scenes to get everything ready to go in the next few weeks! Eeeeeeee!

Any guesses? ??

Until next time.

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Best Celebrity Books that are not Memoirs

When it comes to the literary world, actors, sportspersons, and musicians typically go as far as writing their celebrity memoirs. Still, there are a few who have taken their love for the written word further by penning short stories, plays, articles, and fictional novels. Here are four of the best celebrity books that might not be memoirs, but deserve space in your TBR stack.
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Five Must-Watch Netflix TV Shows Based on Must-Read Books

With the worldwide success of stream services, and more competitors entering the market, it is now essential to showcase well-made, original content continuously. When it comes to stories, nothing beats the charm of novels, and bibliophiles will be happy to know that Netflix has some genuinely fantastic series based on books.
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10 Fun Children''s Picture Books

With so many picture books for children in the market these days, it can get a little confusing looking for exciting reads that are both educational and fun. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Where the Wild Things Are, and The Giving Tree are all classic picture books that have fascinated young readers over decades. To help you further, we''ve listed 10 amusing children''s picture books packed with cheerful personalities, enchanting stories, and vibrant drawings that will leave your kids entertained and inspired.
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Literary Spots in New York - Book Lovers'' Heaven

There is a reason why New York is a favorite with travelers from across the globe. This crowded and busy, yet fascinating city, has something for everyone. From fantastic places to eat and shop to sights that make you wonder, The Big Apple is like a little gift that keeps on giving every time you visit it. For bibliophiles, there is no dearth of literary spots in New York. In fact, the city is a charming little ode to all things bookish with iconic bookstores, literary cafes, and a prevailing attitude that appreciates and celebrates books, authors, and readers alike.
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A conversation with Lois Lowry

Last week, we hosted the award-winning American writer Lois Lowry for an AMA during which we asked her about the book that made her fall in love with reading, the qualities that all protagonists share in her stories, her opinion of all the new and emerging tech that''s reshaping the way we take in books, how to get kids involved in reading, and much more.
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Dublin Pub Crawl for Bookworms

As a UNESCO "City of Literature," Dublin attracts thousands of book-loving tourists every year. Home to many a great writer over the decades, it continues to inspire up-and-coming authors with its dreamlike appeal and vintage aura. For those who want to get in the shoes of geniuses like?WB Yeats?and?Oscar Wilde, there is nothing more exciting than a Dublin pub crawl.
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11 Benefits of Reading - Why reading books is so important

Stop reading for a minute, and think. Ponder over why you like to read. Is it because books are a form of entertainment or an opportunity to learn about a subject you want to explore? Is reading a necessity, or something you do only to impress the people around you? Regardless of the reason, reading adds to our mental well-being, presenting us with possibilities to slip away for a moment from the maddening world we inhabit. There are undoubtedly several benefits of reading that we all know about but also a few that we take for granted.
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Best Bookstores in NYC - The Eccentric and the Popular

The Big Apple has everything a book-loving traveler desires from a destination. The city promises some of the most fascinating?literary sights, from the massive New York Public Library to the charm of stepping inside Edgar Allan Poe''s house. Then there are the bookstores in NYC; quaint, personal, and in many cases, institutions making New York the hottest literary destination in the world.?
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5 Dreamy Bookstores in Dublin You Need To Visit Soon!

A city drenched in literary greatness, Dublin welcomes book lovers with open arms. Along the city's winding streets, there are museums to explore, pubs to visit, and bookstores to discover.
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AMA Transcript of our chat with Dr. Lois Frankel

Dr. Lois Frankel joined us for a very refreshing and interesting 60-min AMA session on June 3rd, during which she answered a variety of questions about her inspiring life and career, here is the entire transcript of the event.?
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6 Must-Visit Bookshop Cafes in London

There is no shortage of excellent bookshop cafes in London. Although considering this is England, unlike the book cafes in New York, you are likely to find a more extensive selection of teas than coffees at these hotspots.
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20 Famous First Lines of Books - Contemporary Classics

One of the greatest joys of reading is that it allows book lovers to imagine a world, that the writer has created for them, in their way. The same holds true for first lines of novels, which can either tell everything about the story that follows, or absolutely nothing at all.
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Bookstores in London - Best places for book hunting

London''s literary scene is steeped in tradition, resulting in a culture that has allowed prominent writers and poets to prosper amongst the city''s numerous offerings. Continuing this age-old love for books and writers into the present century are the many bookstores in London. Storing collections that celebrate the impact of words on our lives, these bookshops are captivating destinations; places of unimaginable knowledge intertwined with a sense of magical escapism that fervent book lovers will find infinitely alluring.
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Tiffany Dufu is joining us for an AMA in June!

Tiffany Dufu is a catalyst-at-large in the world of women's leadership and the author of Drop the Ball, a memoir and manifesto that shows women how to cultivate the single skill they really need in order to thrive: the ability to let go. Tiffany will be taking our questions inside the WSIRN Community on June 18th at 5 pm PST (8 pm Eastern Time).
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8 Fantastic Animal Books for Animal Lovers

A woof-woof here, a meow there, and a chirp from out somewhere; books about animals are, more often than not, joyful pieces of literature that lead to hours of happy reading. While animal books typically cover the nonfiction and children's books genres, there are plenty of fantastic novels that feature our four-legged friendsin a fictional setting, with a pinch of thrill, drama, horror, or romance thrown in for good measure. No matter the theme, books for animal lovers always have elements of eternal love, compassion, and friendship, mixed with a sense of adventure that makes them an anytime read, particularly ideal for moody readers.
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How to Focus on Reading

Distractions are an inescapable part of our bustling, technology-addicted lives. Whether it''s the never-ceasing online clutter of ads, annoying pop-ups, and cookie consent notifications, a packed Starbucks or the deluge of notifications our smartphones drown us with every day, we''re in a constant struggle to focus on the task at hand. These distractions get in the way of our reading, and for the bibliophiles among us, there is nothing worse than being distracted while reading a much-loved book, so here are a few simple tips on how to focus on reading.
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20 Memorable Opening Lines from Popular Books

Popular books have this unique tendency to stand out and defy time. Some capture the mood of the world at a particular moment, while others provide a way to escape it. These are books that continue to enrich and entertain generations, be it through their prose, their stories, or by being genre-defining pieces of literature with a worldwide appeal.
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Best Cafes to Read in San Francisco

To be a part of this bookish reverie now, one needs to visit some of the best cafes to read in San Francisco. It is here that you can truly understand the city''s artistic soul that tends to have an intimate and immediate effect on the way people think.
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AMA Transcript of our chat with Dr. Lois Frankel

Dr. Lois Frankel joined us for a very refreshing and interesting 60-min AMA session on June 3rd, during which she answered a variety of questions about her inspiring life and career, here is the entire transcript of the event.?
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10 Fun Children''s Picture Books

With so many picture books for children in the market these days, it can get a little confusing looking for exciting reads that are both educational and fun. The Very Hungry Caterpillar, Where the Wild Things Are, and The Giving Tree are all classic picture books that have fascinated young readers over decades. To help you further, we''ve listed 10 amusing children''s picture books packed with cheerful personalities, enchanting stories, and vibrant drawings that will leave your kids entertained and inspired.
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Literary Spots in New York - Book Lovers'' Heaven

There is a reason why New York is a favorite with travelers from across the globe. This crowded and busy, yet fascinating city, has something for everyone. From fantastic places to eat and shop to sights that make you wonder, The Big Apple is like a little gift that keeps on giving every time you visit it. For bibliophiles, there is no dearth of literary spots in New York. In fact, the city is a charming little ode to all things bookish with iconic bookstores, literary cafes, and a prevailing attitude that appreciates and celebrates books, authors, and readers alike.
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Best Graphic Novels for Superhero Fans

The ever-expanding screen domination of Marvel and DC has brought about a revolution, with more fans than ever watching films and television series about superheroes. The popularity of the movies has also resulted in a revival of the comic book genre. Readers of all ages are now picking up some of the best graphic novels out there, featuring Captain America, Spiderman, Captain Marvel, Batman, and the likes. However, so vast is this genre that several great discoveries are waiting to be admired, for their art, their stories, and the nostalgia often associated with comics. We feature here five unique and best superhero graphic novels that should be in every fan''s collection.
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Matt Ridley AMA Transcript

Matt Ridley, author of The Rational Optimist,?joined us inside the WSIRN community for an AMA on May 7th. Matt shared some great insights on a number of interesting subjects and we immensely enjoyed this refreshing chat with one of the leading experts in the fields of biology and human history. You can read the complete transcript of the AMA in this post.
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Four of the Most Anticipated Book Sequels Ever!

Bookworms are fascinated with sequels. After spending considerable time and emotional energy reading favorite stories, readers crave and expect just that little bit extra.
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Hilarious and Heart-Warming Picture Books for Adults

Traditionally, the picture book genre has primarily catered to young readers. However, there has been a surprise shift off late, wherein more and more authors are coming out with short illustrated reads for a mature audience. While the basics of these books remain the same, the themes and meanings are often more in-depth, along with writers taking the liberty to be extra expressive with their language. Here are five profound, witty, thoughtful, and contemporary picture books, full of vibrant and colourful illustrations, perfect for adults to read at bedtime.
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Children''s Books That Encourage Empathy, Kindness, and Sharing

Academics are important, but it is also important to instill qualities like empathy, kindness, and sharing in your children during their formative years if you plan on raising good human beings. While nothing can take the place of teaching by example, here are some inspirational storybooks that offer wonderful lessons on friendship, compassion, and acceptance and can encourage your kids to share, help others, and be kind.
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20 Delicious Quotes on Food and Eating by Famous Authors

In the hands of notable wordsmiths, food becomes an intimate expression and takes on the persona of life. It is through these quotes on food by famous authors that we discover the thoughtfulness of the culinary world, its impact on people, and how over centuries, food has become much more integral to our joys and sorrows than one would imagine.
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Must-Read Thrilling Books Based on Real Life Events

Out of this world stories, situations that seem implausible, and characters so vivid and brilliant that they simply could not be real, life, as they say, is often "stranger than fiction." From college students making thousands of dollars in Vegas to the intricacies of a troubled mind, here are four unmissable books based on real-life events you have got to read.
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Unconventional Travel Books to Ignite Your Wanderlust

A popular travel book is one that invokes strong feelings of wanderlust in the reader. While there are several travelogues about incredible voyages, once a while a travel book comes about, that redefines the very idea of this much-loved pastime. These five unconventional reads are characteristic in their appeal, often showcasing an unfamiliar and distinct side of traveling.
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Just wanted to share some exciting updates about what's happening inside the WSIRN Community!

Here's our list of upcoming events in July:

1. Kamal Ravikant AMA on July 9th at 5 pm PST (8 pm EST)

Kamal Ravikant is a Silicon Valley entrepreneur, investor, and author of the bestselling books, Love Yourself Like Your Life Depends On It, Rebirth, and Live Your Truth. Kamal will be joining us for an AMA on July 9th at 5 pm Pacific Time (8 pm Eastern Time).

2. William Kent Krueger AMA on July 16th at 5 pm PST (8 pm EST)

William Kent Krueger is the author of the New York Times bestselling Cork O'Connor mystery series. His work has received the Edgar Award, Macavity Award, multiple Anthony, Barry, and Dilys Awards, and has been translated into 20+ languages. He will be joining the WSIRN Community for an Ask Me Anything on July 16th at 5 pm Pacific Time (8 pm Eastern Time).

3. Lois Lowry AMA on July 23rd at 5 pm PST (8 pm EST)

Lois Lowry is an award-winning American writer credited with more than thirty children''s and young adult books. She has won two Newbery Medals, for Number the Stars in 1990 and The Giver in 1994. She will be taking questions inside the WSIRN Community on July 23rd at 5 pm Pacific Time (8 pm Eastern Time).

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20 Amazing Bookish Gifts for Book Lovers

A book lover doesn''t just read books. Spending hours after hours, head down in a riveting read is undoubtedly an essential part of being an active member of the book community. Still, there are several more creative ways bookworms can showcase their love for classics and bestsellers. In order to do that, every bibliophile needs a variety of bookish gifts to complement their reads. Whether it is gathering props for that perfect bookstagram photo, decorating your bookshelf, or making a fashion statement, here are 20 fantastic book-themed gifts for every type of bibliophile.
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Four Books to Read Before You Visit Switzerland

Switzerland is a magical destination that boasts of rolling hills, cheese and chocolate-filled days, snow-capped mountains, freshwater fountains, and unparalleled natural beauty that seems to go on for miles and miles. Considered amongst the premier travel destinations of the world, Switzerland attracts tourists in the thousands every year. For those planning a visit to this stunning land, it''s never too early to start learning about its people and places. To help you along, here are four non-fiction books you need to read before planning a trip to Switzerland.
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Must-Read Alternative Travel Books About India

The sheer diversity of people and places in India is mindboggling. It is one significant reason why many who dare to travel this multi-cultural land of distinct traditions, religions, languages, and landscapes, suffer some degree of culture shock during their first visit. The vastness of the country further transforms it into a treasure chest brimming with unmatched sights and a collection of myriad personalities, each with its unique identity and heritage. To understand India a little better, here are four alternative travel books that take readers on journeys through the nation''s backroads, far from the richness of its metropolitan cities.
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15 Book-Themed Activities Every Bibliophile Must Do in Their Life

Being a true-blue book lover means you eat, drink, breathe, and live books 24x7. Although at the core of being a bibliophile is the act of reading, there''s much more to the bookworm community than meets the eye. Contrary to what some might think, book culture is quite diverse in its offerings. Here are 15 distinct bookish activities that go beyond the occasional book chat, and allow enthusiasts to participate and engage in events and projects that are inspiring, fun, entertaining, and often magical.
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4 Heart-Warming Novels About Friendship

The Beatles were right when they sang, "With a little help from my friends." Friendship is, after all, an eternal bond we all crave and need to manage through the trials and tribulations of our lives. However, friendship isn''t without its fair share of complexities, for it encapsulates multiple distinct emotions in itself, be it fear, joy, anxiety, or pure unadulterated bliss. The following four books about friendship are real gems, as they so astutely echo the very same sentiments we all feel while spending time and memorable moments with our favourite friends.
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Book Blogs - Tips on How To Become a Book Blogger

Before you ask HOW to become a book blogger, it is essential to question yourself about WHY you want to become a book blogger in the first place. With so many book blogs on the internet, it is easy to get carried away by the idea of sharing reviews with fellow readers, in addition to the lure of free books from authors.
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Coming Soon: Matt Ridley AMA, Inside the WSIRN Community

I''m delighted to break the news that we''re going to be talking to a brilliant author and erudite thinker inside the WSIRN community real soon! Our second AMA in the WSIRN community, with the British writer, businessman, and popular science author Matt Ridley is happening on May 7th at 3 PM BST time, which is 7 AM Pacific Time and 10 AM Eastern Time.
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Literary Sights in London - Must-See Spots for Book Lovers

There are but a few cities in the world that can claim to have a close and ongoing connection with books and authors. London is one of them and has, for centuries, been a place of interest for great writers and thinkers who, at one time or another, have called the city their home. Visitors will find literary sights in London dotted around its many streets, often hidden, but worth exploring if you are an avid reader. These landmarks not only hold significant historical importance but are often places of wonder for book lovers. They are literary destinations where one can find inspiration or fulfill that longing every bibliophile holds towards books and those who write them.
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The Best Book Cafes in NYC

Wander around the streets and neighborhoods of New York, and you''ll come across some of the quaintest cafes, brimming with an eccentric attitude that highlights the city''s vibrant lifestyle. For true blue bibliophiles, though, nothing will do except for a book cafe in NYC that serves delicious bites in a setting that radiates bookish charisma. Packed with plenty of reading material and offering mouth-watering gastronomic delights, here are five book cafes in NYC, you must visit during your next trip to The Big Apple.
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How to Get Free Books - 14 Easy Ways

Reading is an art, and like most art forms, once you decide to invest in it wholeheartedly, it can put a dent in your wallet, albeit a small one. A single book here or there doesn''t pinch much, but for book addicts, it''s never about one book, or two, or twenty. We suffer from what Millennials call FOMO, the fear of missing out, on a good purchase, a re-released classic with a vibrant cover, or the latest by a favorite author. Thus, as much as we would all love to frequently buy paperbacks, helping writers and amazing independent bookstores in the process, saving money through a free ebook download here and there is equally essential. Thankfully, there are plenty of opportunities for bibliophiles to get free books without making much of an effort.
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AMA Transcript of our chat with Peng Shepherd

Novelist Peng Shepherd joined us for an AMA on June 24th. We talked to Peng about her debut novel?The Book of M, her upcoming work?The Cartographers, her writing routine, as well as aspects of the creative process she loves and dreads.?Here is the entire transcript of the event.
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Must-Visit Destinations When Searching for the Best Place to Read in Sydney

If you are on the lookout for the best place to read in Sydney, while several bookstores provide comfort to readers, there exist distinct destinations that double up as perfect spots for bookworms to escape this world for a few moments and dive straight into a treasured novel.
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70 Book Club Questions for Thoughtful and Fun Book Discussions

By striking the right balance with your book club questions, you''ll find that more members participate in the conversation, thus making your book meet a collaborative experience that is educational and entertaining. Here are 70 such book club discussion questions that are ideal for getting bookworms started on talking about their latest read.
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How to Start a Book Club - Everything You Need to Know

Starting your own book club does require some energy and time setting up but promises to be a beautiful adventure worth all the troubles you might endure along the way. To help you start on this book-loving journey, here is everything you need to know on how to start a book club.
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How to Speed Read - Reading Tips for People Who Want to Read More

Whether you''re reading a novel for leisure or a document for work, slogging through lengthy passages can strain your eyes and exhaust your mind. Taking in information faster and without much effort can be very helpful, given the sheer amount of news, books, articles, and emails we sift through every day. In this article, we''re going to explore some of the techniques of speed reading that can improve your reading speed and make you a faster, more efficient reader.
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Launching the WSIRN Community & Kickoff AMA with Peter Watts

Today, we''re talking about the WSIRN community launch and our first AMA with Canadian Sci-Fi Novelist Peter Watts, author of Blindsight.
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Must-Read Sports Memoirs for Sports Fans

Stories of determination, hard work, breaking societal norms, and attaining greatness, sports memoirs are not just about accomplishments in individual games. Instead, they are inspirational works that showcase a more intimate side of athletes, their dreams, aspirations, and personal dilemmas through which they have risen to make a name for themselves globally. Here are four popular sports memoirs that give us an insight, beyond performances in competitions, into the lives and minds of extraordinary sportsmen and women.
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14 Words to Make You Fall in Love with Books and Reading Again!

There''s nothing more endearing for a book lover than to come across words that talk about the delights associated with reading. These words are unique for they have a way to describe, often precisely, the feelings of a compulsive reader, and elaborate on how they think, emote, and act when around books. Some of these bookish words highlight the euphoria of coming across the desired title while others share the many uncertainties of lifelong bookworms. Entertaining, honest, and peculiar, here are 14 bookish words that need to be in every bibliophile''s vocabulary.
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5 Bookish Cafes Around the World You Need to Visit Now!

It doesn''t matter whether you pair a good book with coffee, wine or tea, it is, ultimately, a match made in heaven. For a book lover, there is something eternally alluring about visiting a cafe, sitting by the window, and reading a beloved novel, while looking out now and then to watch the world go by. However, this experience elevates to a whole different level when the cafe you visit also celebrates books. To revel in the joy of delicious food and great reading, here are five wonderful eateries across the continents that have a charmingly bookish temperament about them.
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Memorable Sports Books to Add to Your Reading List

Sports have a unique characteristic about them that brings people of different faiths, social status, and personalities together to cheer passionately for a common purpose. The intensity associated with playing various games is infectious, unlike any other recreational or professional activity taken up by humans. In a world where life and, consequently, sports have come to an abrupt halt, reading about influential sporting moments and the people associated with them can prove to be a refreshing exercise. Thus, here are four excellent books on sports that highlight the drama, joys, setbacks, and emotions associated with popular games from around the globe.
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Hello Booklovers!

As people who love books, you know that a good book can sweep you off your feet - it can whisk you away to another place in time, inspire you, and teach you new ways to look at the world. For the month of October, we''ve chosen a book that is sure to do all of those things.

This month, we''re reading The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell by Robert Dugoni inside our book club.

The Extraordinary Life of Sam Hell is an engaging and poignant coming-of-age story about a boy born with ocular albinism. The book chronicles Sam''s progression from childhood to adulthood as he endures bullying and ridicule, experiences the flush of first love, is buoyed by the intense loyalty and love of his parents and closest friends, and ultimately finds strength and courage in the face of tremendous adversity.

The author, Robert Dugoni, will be joining us for an Ask Me Anything on October 20th, at 10 am ET (3 pm BST).

So make sure to grab the book, read it, and join us for a live discussion with the author, and ask any questions you might have.

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Are you stuck indoors like I am..? I know how stressful it can be.

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They say a person needs just three things to be truly happy in this world: someone to love, something to do, and something to hope for.
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Never lose hope. Storms make people stronger and never last forever.
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In a time of destruction, create something.
- Maxine Hong Kingston

It''s amazing how a little tomorrow can make up for a whole lot of yesterday.
- John Guare

Enlightenment is: absolute cooperation with the inevitable.
- Anthony De Mello

Related to the last quote, there's no better book we've found to reach a sense of calm and happiness, than Awareness by Anthony de Mello. The simple yet salient metaphors stay with you long after you put the book down.

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Hi there, hope you''re having a fantastic week.

I''m delighted to break this news! Our second AMA in the WSIRN community is with Matt Ridley, the British writer, businessman, and popular science author.

This event will be happening at:

May 7th at 3 PM BST time, which is 7 AM Pacific Time and 10 AM Eastern Time.

To easily add this to your Google calendar, please click here.

To participate in the AMA, simply sign up from here.

Matt Ridley is a scientist, writer, businessman, and an expert on evolution. Earning his BA and DPhil degrees from Oxford University, Matt has served as a former science and technology editor for The Economist magazine.

His best-known books are The Red Queen (1993), Genome (1999), and The Rational Optimist (2010), which have sold over a million copies altogether and have been translated into 31 languages worldwide, winning multiple awards.

He's frequently seen on stage, speaking about topics such as trade, economy, intelligence, innovation, ideas, and evolution. Matt's TED talk on how the exchange of ideas drives innovation and progress has been viewed over 2 million times.

Matt's upcoming book How Innovation Works goes on sale 19th May. In this new book, Matt builds on his national bestseller The Rational Optimist, chronicling the history of innovation and convincing us to change how we think about this mysterious, inexorable process that has brought both dramatic improvements in our living standards and unsettling changes in our society.

We''re offering a three-month free membership to the first 5 people who reply with the answer to the question from his book, The Rational Optimist:

Without [ ], innovation just does not happen. Exchange is to technology as sex is to evolution. It stimulates novelty.

Send us your answer to: contact@whatshouldireadnext.com !

In the meantime, here are some links to Matt Ridley''s fantastic works:

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The Red Queen (1993)
Genome (1999)
The Rational Optimist (2010)

Hope to see you at the AMA !!

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Hey Booklovers!

I hope you're having a fabulous day. ??

Today, I would like to introduce you to a very interesting author who has been kind enough to agree to participate in an AMA(Ask Me Anything) in the WSIRN community.

Meet Gretchen Rubin

Gretchen Rubin is one of today's most influential and thought-provoking observers of happiness and human nature. Through her work, Gretchen endeavors to help people take the pursuit of happiness from the abstract to the concrete and gain exciting insights into their own nature, and that of others.

She's the author of many books, including the blockbuster New York Times bestsellers Outer Order, Inner Calm, The Four Tendencies, Better Than Before, and The Happiness Project..

In her work, Gretchen draws from cutting-edge science, the wisdom of the ages, lessons from popular culture, and her own experiences to explore how we can make our lives happier, healthier, more productive, and more creative.

She is also the pioneer of The Four Tendencies framework, a personality framework that aims to help people make better decisions, suffer less stress, and engage more deeply with others.

The Four Tendencies Framework

Gretchen contends that we all face two kinds of expectations:

1. Outer expectations (meet work deadlines, answer a request from a friend)
2. Inner expectations (keep a New Year's resolution, start meditating).

Our response to expectations determines our "Tendency"-that is, whether we fit into the category of Upholder, Questioner, Obliger, or Rebel.

Sure, but how will this help me?

Knowing our Tendency can help us set up situations in the ways that make it more likely that we'll achieve our aims. We can make better decisions, meet deadlines, meet our promises to ourselves, suffer less stress, and engage more deeply with others.

Just as important, knowing other people's Tendencies helps us to work with them more effectively. Managers, doctors, teachers, spouses, and parents already use the framework to help people reduce conflict and make significant, lasting change.

Take the Four Tendencies Quiz to find out your tendency. It takes less than five minutes to complete; all answers are confidential. More than 2.8 million people have already discovered their tendency!

To learn more about Gretchen Rubin and her work, join us for an exclusive Ask Me Anything! with Gretchen inside the WSIRN Community on Wednesday, August 12th, at 9 am EST!

Join The Community

Looking forward to see you there! ????

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"I... a universe of atoms, an atom in the universe."
- Richard Feynman

If you're like me, you love a fascinating quote.

Whether it's a finely crafted line from one of the greats or timeless wisdom to give you a new perspective on life, quotes are awesome.

They give you goosebumps. They inspire you. And, they make you laugh.

That's why we built our Quotes feature.

It's a neat tool that lets you enter a book or author, then discover a world of quotes.

Right now, there's a whole bunch of people using it; sharing their favourites quotes on Facebook and Instagram with comments to boot. Check it out here!

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Featured Quotes

"I quote others in order to better express my own self."
- Michel de Montaigne

"Three things in human life are important: the first is to be kind; the second is to be kind; and the third is to be kind."
? Henry James

"Once you see the boundaries of your environment, they are no longer the boundaries of your environment."
? Marshall McLuhan

"You see persons and things not as they are but as you are. "
? Anthony de Mello

"To be creative means to be in love with life. You can be creative only if you love life enough that you want to enhance its beauty, you want to bring a little more music to it, a little more poetry to it, a little more dance to it."
? Osho

Before I go, the team loves hearing from all our readers! So, if you have any suggestions or feedback for us, we''d love to hear from you on contact@whatshouldireadnext.com.

Happy Reading!

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