One of those beautiful accounts of a terrible time in our history. His calm and sagaciousness, while witnessing one horror after another played out during his time in three separate concentration camps, is awe inspiring.

I don't know if I have to expound on why I love this book, but everyone should read [this author], and this was the first one of his works I read. So, it's like a first boyfriend. Or my first Cabbage Patch Kid.

It has changed my life and made me embarrass myself much less when meeting someone twice.

A timeless story we have seen play out for hundreds of years — yet, it feels like it would only apply to modern day society in the form of a Kardashian.

One man's story of surviving in Antartica when he lost everyone and everything and still managed to make it back to his ship under the worst possible conditions.

[The author] is fucking hilarious and there's nothing I prefer to do more than laugh. If this book doesn't make you laugh, I'll refund you the money.

Great if you're in love with yourself and can't wait to find out more.

Goes deep with statistics, personal stories, and others’ accounts of how brutal this world can be for women.

Just because...

A great, comprehensive introduction for the many people who don't know the history of The Atlantic Slave Trade or the history of slavery.

Incredible.