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A worthwhile read for any founder or product executive to understand the importance of thinking through monetization up front for any new product. In particular, ...

The good I loved the characters in this book. Bring up the name of literally any character in this book—Emmett, Billy, Duchess, Woolly, Sally, Ulysses, a...

A must-read for anyone who builds products. There are many business books out there that tell you to talk to customers, but this is one of the few that helps you ...

The good An intriguing look at the world of nuclear submarines. It is insane that, every single day, there are gigantic metal vehicles, about 2 football ...

The good Intriguing central premise: the world is starting to cool and freeze over at an extremely rapid pace, and no one knows why. Humanity is forced t...

I never read this when I was younger, but after hearing many people gushing about it, I decided to give it a shot. It’s definitely a children’s story, but it was ...

The first half of this book does a great job of teaching some of the principles that made Amazon successful. There are a ton of deep insights in there, and they a...

The good Legitimately funny. I actually laughed out loud at multiple parts of this book. Several excellent characters, with Jackson Lamb as the...

The good Fascinating look at Russia shortly after the fall of the USSR. I had no idea how the country transitioned from 100% of everything owned by the g...

Reasonably entertaining story set in the same world as the rest of the Expeditionary Force series, but without most of the characters we care about. A quick, fun ...