Tag: Reading discovery

  • What Money Can Buy: Bad Summer People

    What Money Can Buy: Bad Summer People

    I’m back! Sorry for the long hiatus – I was in the midst of training and all of my fiction reading turned into case materials. But after a month of deep-diving into business problems, we are BACK with room to think more deeply about literary ones. And first on the list is Bad Summer People…

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  • Amina al-Sirafi: an adventurous portrait of motherhood

    Amina al-Sirafi: an adventurous portrait of motherhood

    I’ve been reading a lot of mystery lately, so I was very excited to pick up a copy of The Adventures of Amina al-Sirafi and really lose myself in fantasy for a while. Going into the book, I expected a story different from others I’m used to reading (I don’t read a lot of pirate…

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  • An ode to independent bookstores: an oasis of caring and exploration

    An ode to independent bookstores: an oasis of caring and exploration

    Last Saturday was Independent Bookstore Day, and I (of course) bought a pile of books at my favorite bookstore in SF, Dog-Eared Books. There’s nothing like walking into a great bookstore, and I always leave with a stack of new reads. Not only that – I always find new books I could never find anywhere…

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