Everybody Rise
"Best novel of the summer--Stephanie Clifford's "Everybody Rise"--is out today. I LOVED it. http://t.co/sbK4J6VQ92"See who else recommended this →
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We track book recommendations that Malcolm Gladwell has publicly shared on Twitter/X. Each recommendation below includes the original quote and a link to the source tweet.
"Best novel of the summer--Stephanie Clifford's "Everybody Rise"--is out today. I LOVED it. http://t.co/sbK4J6VQ92"See who else recommended this →
"Stayed up until 3am last night finishing Noah Hawley's magnificent "Before The Fall." Best novel of the year. Wow."See who else recommended this →
"Robert Pearl's brilliant "Mistreated" is now out! I loved it. A really smart look at fixing our health care mess. https://www.amazon.com/Mistreated-Think-Getting-Health-Usually/dp/1610397657"See who else recommended this →
"Nina Teicholz's The Big Fat Surprise is ESSENTIAL reading on the saturated fat debate covered in RH. Blew my mind. https://www.amazon.com/dp/1451624433/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_f1ALzbA655BK9"See who else recommended this →
"Helen Thorpeβs new book #TheNewcomers is amazing... https://t.co/Mw6BquHjtA"See who else recommended this →
"Alex Hutchinsonβs brilliant book ENDURE is out today! I LOVED it. https://t.co/KEpVzFFUEP"See who else recommended this →
"One of my favorite writers, Ian Leslie, has a new book! Our today! βConflict: Why Arguments are Tearing Us Apart and How They Can Bring Us Together.β Beautifully argued. Desperately needed. https://ian-leslie.com/conflicted/"See who else recommended this →
Malcolm Gladwell has publicly recommended 7 books on Twitter/X. The most recent recommendation is "Everybody Rise" by Stephanie Clifford.
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