Malcolm Gladwell

“That book changed my life. If you read that book, you'll see the template for the genre of books that 'The Tipping Point' and 'Blink' and 'Outliers' belong to. It offers a way of re-ordering ordinary experience.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The New York Times

“Lewis is the finest storyteller of our generation, and this is his best book. Supposedly about football... it's actually an extraordinary story about love and redemption. It is as close to perfect as any work of nonfiction.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“I reread Malcolm's 'Psychoanalysis: The Impossible Profession' just to remind myself how nonfiction is supposed to be done. She writes with the confidence that the reader has no choice but to keep following along.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The New York Times

“I don't need to say much here. This book invented an entire genre. Economics was never supposed to be this entertaining.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“I realize that there are thousands of business books on the subject, but, trust me, this is the first to really answer the question [of what makes great CEOs stand out].”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“I can't remember a book that has fascinated, educated—and provoked—me as much as The Sports Gene. Epstein has changed forever the way we measure elite athletes and their achievements.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: Official Book Endorsement

“Tony Fadell has made more cool stuff than almost anyone else in the history of Silicon Valley, and in Build he tells us how. This is the most fun—and the most fascinating—memoir of curiosity and invention I've ever read.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: Official Book Endorsement

“I read Hidden Potential in one sitting, loved it, and have been thinking about it ever since.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: Official Book Endorsement

“[Taleb is] Wall Street's principal dissident... [Fooled By Randomness] is to conventional Wall Street wisdom approximately what Martin Luther's ninety-nine theses were to the Catholic Church.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The New Yorker

“One of the heirs to the Freakonomics legacy. A very clever young writer tells us all sorts of things about what driving says about us. I kept waiting for the moment when my interest in congestion and roads would run its course. It never did.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“It is a beautiful and elegant account of an ordinary man's unexpected and reluctant descent into heroism during the second world war. I have no idea who Belfoure is, but he needs to write another book, now!”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Guardian

“A classic from the early '70s by one of the great political writers of his time. Written just before Richard Nixon resigned, it's as devastating a portrait of him as has ever been written.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“It's about immigrants; it's about people figuring out and then conquering an unfamiliar marketplace; it's about all of the brilliant ideas that came to these guys as they invented the department store.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Tim Ferriss Show

“Jennifer Howard has written a brilliant and beautiful meditation on the nature of our attachment to things. Reading Clutter made me long for a life without clutter.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: Official Book Endorsement

“If you're worried about cancer, this lucidly argued book will be a godsend.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The Week

“[My] favorite book of the summer.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: Twitter

“One of the loveliest, most insightful books about social psychology that I ever read.”

— Malcolm Gladwell

Source: The New York Times