Is a riveting and important read. Author Garrett Neiman takes readers along with him as he addresses the absurd wealth and racial inequality Americans face.
Pairs With: a highlighter and space to reflect.
Category: Politics
Nonfiction Books focused on politics/current events
Is a detailed read about America’s Top Secrets. Connelly and his team created the world’s largest database of declassified documents and with the help of machine learning, they sifted through it all.
Pairs With: Dark Chocolate Kettle Corn and an inquisitive mind.
Here are 6 great nonfiction audiobooks for your next road trip! These ones are sure to help you enjoy your ride and pass the time.
Pairs With: everything from an assorted box of chocolates to misshapen rejected chocolate.
Takes readers across the pond and explores how the 2008 financial crisis impacted Iceland, Ireland, Greece, and Germany. This book ends with Lewis coming back to the US and exploring the smaller county level of American finance.
Pairs With: a Milky Way Chocolate Bar because cheap credit led a lot of people to be starry-eyed dreamers.
Is one of those books that will get you thinking. Harari provides a new perspective on everything from Homo Sapien’s development to religion to capitalism.
Pairs With: chocolate covered raisins and pacing yourself. This large book will require a time commitment.
This is an exciting read for anyone even a little interested in math, early machine learning, and money. The story of the brilliant billionaire Jim Simons and how he and his team of brainy friends solved the market is not to be missed.
Pairs With: Rich Chocolate Fudge
This book is a great read for anyone interested in learning more about the science of body language and how to read it. Joe Navarro does a great job of providing examples and explaining how we unconsciously display signs of discomfort.
Pairs With: A mocha coffee and hand steepling.
This book is about how elite billionaires anonymously control American politics. The controversial Koch brothers take center stage in Mayer’s Dark Money research.
Pairs With: Dark Money pairs well with Light Chocolate – like a Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Bar.
Soothes the soul. Helps you feel calmer. More at peace. You hope by reading his words, his chill temperament will rub off on you and you will soon have his laidback attitude and positive outlook on life.
Pairs With: Godiva Dark Chocolate Truffles and a bougie $45 candle you accidentally bought because it’s T-Swift’s favorite. You now imagine this is what Obama smells like.
Everything you would expect it to be and more. Warm, honest and surprisingly relatable.
Pairs With: Dark Caramel Sea Salt Chocolate and an I Miss Obama t-shirt