From the Editors
New Books You Need to Read This February
This month, we Scribd employees tried to include the gamut of February’s celebrations — Black History Month, Valentine’s Day, Presidents’ Day, and of course, America’s most revered event, the Super Bowl — in our picks.
We’re revealing the secrets behind America’s romance reading habits.
The shortest month of the year is upon us, but that won’t derail us from our #ReadMore2020 goals.
You don’t want to miss the fantastic sequel to Children of Blood and Bone, Adam Silvera’s new magical YA adventure, or Octavia Butler’s timely sci-fi classic.
Reading is one of the original forms of self-care — so let’s treat ourselves to a book more often! Join us in taking the pledge to read more in 2020.
From Pulitzer Prize-winners to blockbuster YA dystopians, from microhistories to landmark books covering current political movements, our favorites list runs the gamut of great literature from 2010-2019.
We had to make some tough choices narrowing down our favorite stories, but in the end, these are the books that have stuck with us through 2019.
In Think Like a Billionaire (a Scribd exclusive), James Altucher shares his conversations with more than a dozen well-known billionaires, including Richard Branson, Sara Blakely, and Ray Dalio.
Over the long holiday weekend, we decided to read some titles from earlier in the year that we didn’t get around to, including Ted Chiang’s Exhalation, Chanel Miller’s Know My Name, and more.
The investment will be used to support growth and product innovation, enhance operations, and further the company's mission to change the way the world reads.
From Pulitzer Prize-winners to blockbuster YA dystopians, from microhistories to landmark books covering current political movements, our favorites list runs the gamut of great literature from 2010-2019.
Writer Rachel Khong has been discussing these artsy books with fellow creatives.
The surest sign a politico will run? They release an uplifting memoir. Get the deep dive on your preferred candidates here.
We were lucky enough to host Samin Nosrat, author of Salt, Fat, Acid, Heat and star of the show by the same name, for a ScribdChat at our headquarters to learn more about her love of cooking and writing.
Former Disney CEO Michael Eisner’s recommended books for a life in business are not the typical list from an entertainment industry mogul.
Gretchen Rubin, author of “The Happiness Project,” on the books that brought her joy.
Build your brand from the ground up like author and productivity guru Tim Ferriss.
Bialik is a real life, fully fledged neuroscientist with a PhD. from UCLA — which must come in handy when playing Amy Farrah Fowler, a character who is also a neuroscientist in The Big Bang Theory.
Jobs once said that Apple’s popularity was the result of the company creating products that are a blend of “technology and the liberal arts.” See what books gave him an appreciation of the arts.
Of the hundreds and hundreds of leadership books former Campbell Soup CEO Doug Conant has read over the years, these foundational favorites are the ones he turns to time and time again.
Reading is one of the original forms of self-care — so let’s treat ourselves to a book more often! Join us in taking the pledge to read more in 2020.
In Think Like a Billionaire (a Scribd exclusive), James Altucher shares his conversations with more than a dozen well-known billionaires, including Richard Branson, Sara Blakely, and Ray Dalio.
The investment will be used to support growth and product innovation, enhance operations, and further the company's mission to change the way the world reads.
From the bestselling author of The Dog Stars and The River comes the story of a young girl coming of age among the streams and mountains of southern Vermont.
Now readers in Mexico can access a diversified catalog of over 1M ebooks and audiobooks, including over 60,000 Spanish-language titles from top authors and publishers.
Why you should find more time to read each day.
Paul Theroux returns to fiction with a compelling coming-of-age story that tackles masculinity, morality, and leadership in this Scribd Original.
The literary equivalent of a movie trailer, Snapshots are created by Scribd and designed to offer key insights of a book in about 15 minutes.
This new, uniquely American mystery weaves together the story of a reverend suspected of multiple murders and the legendary author who worked obsessively to uncover the truth — but was never able to publish her findings.
The most important document of our time has finally been released, and you can read it right now on Scribd.
