"It’s possible that the book that best explains the American that elected Donald J. Trump appeared more than three years ago." (via The New York Times)

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To help you prepare for a Trump administration, we’ve gathered some content so you can get to know Trump, his policies, and what his win means to the people who didn’t vote for him.

Now that the votes are in, the only direction we can go is forward.

"In most cases we have no idea who the nominators are until 50 years after the prize is awarded, when the Nobel Foundation makes the records public." (via Vulture)

Here's everything you need to know for Election Day.

"Even better than the fact that magazine subscriptions are coming to Scribd is the fact that they don’t cost anything extra — the subscription will be the same $9 per month that it was before." (via Digital Trends)

"In 1996, Oprah started her very own book club. Since its inception, the success of the club has grown so much that her literary picks often become national bestsellers." (via ELLE)

"One of the best ways to get started on the productivity journey is to read books on productivity." (via Inc. Magazine)

"For $8.99 per month, users are able to get their fill of content and stories from multiple sources, with content rivaling that of Flipboard, Apple News, and even Amazon..." (via VentureBeat)

What are you thankful for this November? We're thankful for these beautifully written books and the authors who wrote them!

"If you’re looking for a book to read... this list of books recommended by Munger is a great place to start." (via Business Insider)

"From billionaires experimenting with cryogenics to Shakespeare told by a foetus, dive into this year’s best novels." (via The Independent)

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Happy Halloween! Get in the spirit with these 13 spooky books. (via The Huffington Post)

"The picks range from classics, like “The Old Man and the Sea” and “The Catcher in the Rye,” to more obscure nonfiction, such as “The Second Bounce of the Ball: Turning Risk into Opportunity.”" (via MarketWatch)

To help you wind down from this exhausting election cycle, we've put together a list of politically themed books and paired them with appropriately designed cocktails. Cheers!

"There are far more worthy books than any of us will get to read in a lifetime. So you better get cracking in your 20s, at the latest." (via The New York Times)

"British clothing brand Boden has collaborated with Roald Dahl’s literary estate to bring fans a children’s clothing line inspired by Dahl’s most popular books..." (via BuzzFeed)

In preparation for the devilish delights of Halloween, we’ve assembled our favorite (and most chilling) true crime stories.

"The performance artist and author of “Walk Through Walls” doesn’t have a severe temperament: “I have a dark sense of humor which is very much from the Balkans — I love dirty jokes.”" (via The New York Times)