The end of the year has a way of asking questions we don’t always have answers to. What worked. What didn’t. Who we became. Who we lost. What we’re proud of. What we’re still carrying.
For some people, 2025 was full — full of growth, momentum, answered prayers, and quiet wins. For others, it was…
If you’ve ever wondered what kind of books shape a man who builds rockets for Mars, electric cars for Earth, brain chips for fun, and tweets like a chaos engine—this is your backstage pass. Elon Musk doesn’t read casually; he reads like he’s mining blueprints. His shelves are stacked with startup manifestos, economic thought experiments,…
For decades, when Oprah says “read this,” the world listens. From living-room book club chats in the ‘90s to global reading communities today, her picks have always had one thing in common: they go straight for the heart. Oprah doesn’t just choose page-turners—she chooses soul-stirrers. Stories that crack something open in you, that make you…
If 2024 was the year of the blockbuster sequel and the BookTok takeover, then 2025 was the year books felt big again—emotionally, politically, imaginatively. Across genres, authors were asking bold questions: How does a family survive the unspeakable?
What does freedom look like after systems fail? What do we owe our histories, our bodies,…
For more than 50,000 interviews, Larry King sat across from presidents, pop stars, criminals, comedians, authors, and everyday people—and asked the questions the rest of us wished we could ask. Behind that curiosity was a mind constantly feeding on stories, ideas, and sharp, unforgettable books. Even though he’s no longer with us, Larry’s reading taste…
Serena Williams didn’t become the greatest of all time by accident. Yes, there were serves, sprints, and sweat—but behind the trophies and the grit is a sharp, hungry mind that never stops learning. Off the court, Serena is a quiet bookworm, turning to stories, ideas, and voices that challenge her to think bigger, push harder,…
Few writers dared to capture the inner world like Virginia Woolf. Born in 1882into a family of intellect and privilege, she grew up surrounded by books, conversation, and creativity- but also by the shadow of loss and mental struggle. From those contrasts came one of the most original voices of the 20th century. Woolf turned…
Few authors lived their stories as fiercely as Ernest Hemingway. Born in 1899 in Oak Park, Illinois Hemingway's life was an unending search for purpose- fueled by war, love adventure and loss. He fished in Cuba, hunted in Africa, reported from war zones, and wrote with a simplicity that cut straight to the human heart.…
Few people navigate power and vulnerability with as much clarity as Sheryl Sandberg. From the boardrooms of Silicon Valley to stages across the world, the former Meta COO and Lean In author has consistently championed conversations around leadership, loss, resilience, and equity. Her 2025 reading list is no different. These aren’t just books to read—they're…
Few celebrities have worn as many hats—as successfully—as Tom Hanks. Beloved actor, director, screenwriter, and even typewriter collector, Hanks is a man of depth, curiosity, and storytelling finesse. But what many may not realize is how deeply books have shaped his worldview and creative expression.
An avid reader with a quiet literary wisdom, Hanks approaches…