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Thursday Threadcast of the book variety on the go! Share what you're reading and all that jazz...

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Augustus the Strong by Tim Blanning review – not just a boisterous bon vivant

The extravagant 18th-century king of Poland and patron of the arts brought to life in a vivacious new biography

Article via The Guardian

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Nadine Dorries’s book is full of astonishing conspiracies, from Mossad to gay orgy networks

Her theories about plots to undermine Tory prime ministers are paranoid fantasies - you have to admire her chutzpah if nothing else.

Article via iNews

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Percival Everett wins National Book Award for fiction with retelling of Huckleberry Finn

Everett’s novel, James, which focuses on Twain's enslaved character Jim, won the $10,000 prize

Article via The Guardian

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Polygon readers can get exclusive discounts on Fanatical’s new book bundles

Fanatical's new book bundles include a comprehensive collection of graphic novels inspired by The Witcher, Cyberpunk 2077.

Article via Polygon

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What to Read If You’re Angry About the Election

These seven books aren't a cure for rage and despair. Think of them instead as a prescription.

Article via The Atlantic

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Harry Potter book bought for £10 in 1997 at Kenilworth Books could sell for £50k

Christine McCulloch, 64, paid around £10 at a bookshop in Kenilworth, during a holiday to Shakespeare's Stratford-on-Avon.

Article via Kenilworth Nub News

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Books on Podcast: Jodi Picoult discusses authorship and Shakespeare

This week Jodi Picoult featured on two podcasts to speak about her new novel By Any Other Name (Penguin).

Article via The Bookseller

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Book Review: Safety Through Solidarity

Burley and Lorber's project is both honourable and necessary, but why do they let Marxist antisemitism off the hook?

Article via Freedom News

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I’m a children’s writer – and celebrity children’s books undervalue my craft

Celebrity children's books are a recurring phenomenon – from Jamie Oliver and Keira Knightley to Meghan Markle and Jimmy Barnes.

Article via The Conversation

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Over 6500 books gifted by Wheatley Foundation to inspire young readers

Wheatley Foundation has provided over 6500 free books through its partnership with Dolly Parton's Imagination Library.

Article via DGWGO

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Holiday Gift Guide 2024: The Best Fashion And Style Books

For the people in your life who are passionate about fashion, these fabulous books make perfect Christmas presents.

Article via Forbes

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The Serviceberry by Robin Wall Kimmerer review – the fruits of labour

The author of Braiding Sweetgrass returns with visions of an ecologically-inspired alternative to consumerism.

Article via The Guardian

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8080 Books, an imprint of Microsoft, launches, offering thought leadership titles spanning technology, business and society

As fans of books, especially in their physical format, it is our great pleasure to launch 8080 Books, an imprint of Microsoft.

Article via Microsoft Blog

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The Best Irish Novels From the Past 15 Years

Sally Rooney, Colm Toibin, Claire Keegan, Anna Burns — we ranked the best Irish novels from the past 15 years.

Article via Vulture

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This is not a book about telling your company's story. A book like that would be a waste of time. Customers don't generally care about you story; they care about their own.

Your customer should be the hero of the story, not your brand. This is the secret every phenomenally successful business understands.

What follows is a seven-part framework that will change the way you talk about your business and perhaps the way yo do business.

Each year we help more than three thousand businesses stop wasting money on marketing and get their company growing by helping them clarify their message. This framework will work for you, regardless of your industry.

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From the book Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, founder of Nike, on the power of belief…

Driving back to Portland I’d puzzle over my sudden success at selling. I’d been unable to sell encyclopedias, and I’d despised it to boot. I’d been slightly better at selling mutual funds, but I’d felt dead inside.

So why was selling shoes so different?

Because, I realized, it wasn’t selling. I believed in running. I believed that if people got out and ran a few miles every day, the world would be a better place, and I believed these shoes were better to run in.

People, sensing my belief, wanted some of that belief for themselves. Belief, I decided. Belief is irresistible.

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Video review of Shoe Dog by Phil Knight, from Tom Bilyeu of Impact Theory:

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I'm listening to the Rise and Fall of the 3rd Reich... it's a very insightfullisten so far.
I'm only on the

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  1. How to Have a Good Day by Caroline Webb
  2. Deep Work by Cal Newport
  3. Subtract by Leidy Klotz
  4. Know Thyself by J. M. McDonough
  5. 3-Word Rebellion by Dan Kandel
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šŸ“• 'Deep Work' by Cal Newport

How do we go deep, avoid the shallow, and be productive? Let's ask Cal!

Here we have a book that it's safe to say is fundamental to any success. And if you want to do anything particularly grand or meaningful, you certainly need to get a handle on the ideas discussed here in some shape or form…

There's a lot of repeating of the same central tenet, that being staying focused and avoiding distraction which is reinforced throughout the book with examples and case studies.

In the age of coworking, coliving, co-this and co-that it is something worth thinking about. These things are coming more in to play due to more people working remotely but still wanting the human contact.

More deep work in our lives has to be prioritised… a must for 'knowledge workers' wanting to be at the top of their game, especially with the advances in technology!

We dive deep in the article linked below šŸ‘‡

#leobooks #tomastery

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