A mix of memoir and Latinx history, and an excellent bookclub choice!

Deeply researched investigative journalism focused on the Sackler family and their Opioid empire.

Jennette McCurdy’s memoir is a must-read for anyone who loves memoirs or who remembers iCarly.

A business book with a solid overview of Agile Methodology and a fascinating breakdown of why our current business ecosystem needs an overhaul.

A beautiful collection of essays about life, multiculturalism, gender, language, and mental health.

A collection of essays from Jonathan Van Ness on topics ranging from figure skating to the rise of transphobia in the US, all handled with his signature mix of wit and care.

A collection of essays, poems, and more reflecting on what it is to be a man today. An absolute must-read.

A clear look at the impacts of social media and constant distractions on our brains and mental health, along with actionable steps we can take to find a better balance.

A candid memoir from Cicely Tyson reflecting back on the changes she’s seen in the entertainment industry and society as a whole over her groundbreaking career spanning decades.

The most interesting textbook I’ve ever read. Robert M. Sapolsky tries to answer the question of why humans behave the way we do, and covers most of human history in the effort.

A well-curated collection of Ruth Bader Ginsburg’s speeches and writings throughout her career. Not a biography or memoir, but still worth picking up.

Staying in much the same vein as his standup specials, Daniel Sloss’s first book shares his thoughts on relationships, family, and more.

Love it or hate it, Malcolm Gladwell is still a master of crafting a compelling narrative.

Overrated and out of date, but somehow an annual best-seller in the self help world.

An in-depth examination linking generational economic incentives to the racist ideas of the time. A must read for anyone interested in US history or racial politics.

An engaging behind-the-scenes look into the global flower industry

A light but heartfelt memoir-slash-essay collection focused on Matt Haig’s journey with his mental health.

A quick and entertaining introduction to why some people use They/Them pronouns and how long we’ve done so in the English language.

A bittersweet true crime novel chronicling the investigation into the Golden State Killer.

A well-researched overview of the issues impacting women’s health in the US and across the globe.