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Bill Gates
Co-chair, Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation
5 books worth reading this summer
1-Leaonardo da vinci, by Walter Isaacson.
2-Everything Happens for a reason and other lies I'vs Loved, By kate Bowler.
3-Linciln in the Bardo, by George Saunders.
4-Origin Story: A Big History if Everything, by David Christian.
5-Factfulness, by Hans Rosling, with Ola Rosling and aAna Rosling Ronnlund.
I’ve read
some terrific books lately. When I pulled together this list of five that you
might enjoy this summer, I realized that several of my choices wrestle with big
questions. What makes a genius tick? Why do bad things happen to good people?
Where does humanity come from, and where are we headed?
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Despite the
heavy subject matter, all these books were fun to read, and most of them are
pretty short. Even the longest (Leonardo) goes quickly. If you’re looking for
something to read over the next few months, you can’t go wrong with:
Leonardo da Vinci, by Walter Isaacson. I think Leonardo was one
of the most fascinating people ever. Although today he’s best known as a
painter, Leonardo had an absurdly wide range of interests, from human anatomy
to the theater. Isaacson does the best job I’ve seen of pulling together the
different strands of Leonardo’s life and explaining what made him so
exceptional. A worthy follow-up to Isaacson’s great biographies of Albert
Einstein and Steve Jobs.
Everything Happens for aReason and Other Lies I’ve Loved, by Kate Bowler.
When Bowler, a professor at the Duke Divinity School, is diagnosed with stage
IV colon cancer, she sets out to understand why it happened. Is it a test of
her character? The result is a heartbreaking, surprisingly funny memoir about
faith and coming to grips with your own mortality.
Lincoln in the Bardo, by George Saunders. I thought I knew everything I
needed to know about Abraham Lincoln, but this novel made me rethink parts of
his life. It blends historical facts from the Civil War with fantastical
elements—it’s basically a long conversation among 166 ghosts, including
Lincoln’s deceased son. I got new insight into the way Lincoln must have been
crushed by the weight of both grief and responsibility. This is one of those
fascinating, ambiguous books you’ll want to discuss with a friend when you’re
done.
Origin Story: A BigHistory of Everything, by David Christian. David created my favorite
course of all time, Big History.
It tells the story of the universe from the big bang to today’s complex
societies, weaving together insights and evidence from various disciplines into
a single narrative. If you haven’t taken Big History yet, Origin
Story is a great introduction. If you have, it’s a great refresher. Either
way, the book will leave you with a greater appreciation of humanity’s place in
the universe.
Factfulness, by Hans Rosling, with Ola Rosling and Anna Rosling Ronnlund.
I’ve been recommending this book since the day it came out. Hans, the brilliant
global-health lecturer who died last year, gives you a breakthrough way of
understanding basic truths about the world—how life is getting better, and
where the world still needs to improve. And he weaves in unforgettable
anecdotes from his life. It’s a fitting final word from a brilliant man, and
one of the best books I’ve ever read.
some more good books:
(Fifty Shades of Grey 4) E.L. James-Grey _ Fifty Shades of Grey as told by Christian-Arrow Books (2015)
(Hunger Games Books 1,2, and 3) Suzanne Collins-The Hunger Games Trilogy -Scholastic Press (2011) 
Gillian Flynn-The Grownup_ A Story by the Author of Gone Girl-Crown (2015)
One-Day
Stephen R. Covey-The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People_ Powerful Lessons in Personal Change-Infographics (2017)
The-Fault-in-Our-Stars
The-Help
Tools-of-Titans-The-Tactics-Routines-and-Habits-of-Billionaires-Icons-and-World-Class-Performers
Tribe-of-Mentors-Short-Life-Advice-from-the-Best-in-the-World
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