From the Editors
Our Favorite Books from 2019
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From the bestselling author of The Dog Stars and The River comes the story of a young girl coming of age among the streams and mountains of southern Vermont.
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From Pulitzer Prize-winners to blockbuster YA dystopians, from microhistories to landmark books covering current political movements, our favorites list runs the gamut of great literature from 2010-2019.
We had to make some tough choices narrowing down our favorite stories, but in the end, these are the books that have stuck with us through 2019.
In Think Like a Billionaire (a Scribd exclusive), James Altucher shares his conversations with more than a dozen well-known billionaires, including Richard Branson, Sara Blakely, and Ray Dalio.
Over the long holiday weekend, we decided to read some titles from earlier in the year that we didn’t get around to, including Ted Chiang’s Exhalation, Chanel Miller’s Know My Name, and more.
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Don’t worry: Even if you end up stuck in traffic or on the runway as you try to make your way to a family gathering, these books are guaranteed to entertain.
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From the bestselling author of The Dog Stars and The River comes the story of a young girl coming of age among the streams and mountains of southern Vermont.
