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8 Cyberpunk Books To Read In 2025. AI-Generated.
Cyberpunk literature has captivated readers for decades with its gritty dystopian landscapes, high-tech advancements, and deep philosophical undertones. If you are a fan of futuristic megacities, cybernetic enhancements, and AI conspiracies this list is for you. Below is a list of 8 cyberpunk books that every fan should read.
By Diana Meresc11 months ago in BookClub
The King’s Maiden: My Review on this Dark, Spicy Why-Choose
I said it before, and I will repeat it: this is my first great reading discovery of 2025. The King’s Maiden is presented as a slow-burn why-choose romance, and while the spice is definitely burned slowly (but surely), we are mostly drawn into the complex relationships between the multiple love interests. This gradual buildup creates tension, expectation, and anticipation until we’re left just like Quinn—weak knees, shaking legs—pleading, "Please, Sir" (or rather, "Please, Elle, keep writing!").
By Your Bilingual Reviewer11 months ago in BookClub
Think and Grow Rich By Napoleon Hill : A Timeless Blueprint for Success
### **Introduction** First published in 1937, *Think and Grow Rich* by Napoleon Hill remains one of the most influential self-help books ever written. Based on Hill’s 25-year study of the habits and principles of successful individuals—including industrialists like Andrew Carnegie, Henry Ford, and Thomas Edison—the book offers a structured framework for achieving wealth and success.
By Wisdom opusiri11 months ago in BookClub
Missing Pages
The members of the Willowbrook Bookclub had been meeting for years. It was their tradition to gather once a month, sharing their thoughts over books both new and old. They’d spent countless evenings analyzing stories, laughing over characters, and delving deep into plots. But that evening, as they gathered in the cozy back room of Millie's Bookshop, they would uncover a mystery that no one had ever expected.
By SHAKIB11 months ago in BookClub
The Psychology of Money: A Profound Exploration of Wealth, Behavior, and Decision-Making
### **Introduction** Morgan Housel’s *The Psychology of Money* is not just another book about finance—it is an insightful exploration of how human behavior, psychology, and decision-making impact wealth and financial success. Unlike traditional finance books that focus on strategies, calculations, and investment vehicles, Housel takes a behavioral approach, arguing that financial success is more about mindset and habits than raw intelligence or technical knowledge.
By Wisdom opusiri11 months ago in BookClub
Decoding Human Behavior: A Deep Exploration of The Laws of Human Nature by Robert Greene
Robert Greene, the best-selling author known for his works on strategy, power, and influence, presents *The Laws of Human Nature* as his most ambitious book yet. Unlike his previous works, which focus primarily on power dynamics and strategic thinking, this book delves into the depths of human psychology. It explores why people behave the way they do, how we can better understand ourselves and others, and how mastering these insights can lead to success in both personal and professional life.
By Wisdom opusiri11 months ago in BookClub
Beyond Anger: A Deep Exploration of Never Get Angry Again by David J. Lieberman
Anger is an emotion that touches all of us at some point in our lives. Whether it's a fleeting frustration or a deep-seated resentment, anger can be destructive, both to our well-being and to our relationships. In *Never Get Angry Again*, Dr. David J. Lieberman provides an insightful, research-backed approach to understanding the roots of anger and, more importantly, eliminating it from our lives. Unlike many self-help books that focus solely on controlling outbursts, Lieberman goes deeper, exploring the psychological, neurological, and social triggers that fuel anger.
By Wisdom opusiri11 months ago in BookClub
Silent Screens the Digital Dawn
Chapter 1: The Digital Dawn In the small town of Eldridge, the sun shone brightly over the modest homes and charming streets. The sounds of laughter echoed from the playground, where children chased each other, the innocent joy of youth palpable in the air. However, the dawn of this vibrant life was gradually being overshadowed by the rise of technology. For many, the most significant change came in the form of a small, rectangular device—mobile phones.
By MOHAMMED NAZIM HOSSAIN11 months ago in BookClub
8 Beautifully Written Books You Must Read In 2025. AI-Generated.
The power of literature lies in its ability to transport readers to different worlds, evoke deep emotions, and leave a lasting impression. Some books are not just stories; they are works of art, carefully crafted with beautiful prose and lyrical storytelling. Below is a list of 8 beautifully written books you must read in 2025.
By Diana Meresc11 months ago in BookClub
Reading Canada Reads: A Two Spirit Journey
Welcome back to my Reading Canada Reads series, where I take you all along as I attempt to read as much of the Canada Reads longlist as I can. This year’s theme: one book to change the narrative.
By Kelsey Clarey11 months ago in BookClub
Sisters of Fortune: Unveiling a Riveting Titanic Historical
Sisters of Fortune: The Titanic. Its name conjures images of luxury and tragedy. The ill-fated voyage continues to captivate us. Its story has inspired countless books and movies. "Sisters of Fortune" presents a fresh perspective, rooted deeply in history. This article explores this novel, its accuracy, and why you should read it.
By Samson Murad11 months ago in BookClub
8 Steampunk Books To Read In 2025. AI-Generated.
Steampunk is more than just a literary genre—it is a captivating fusion of historical fiction, science fiction, and fantasy that reimagines the past with steam-powered technology and intricate mechanical inventions. Below is a list of 8 steampunk books that every fan should read.
By Diana Meresc11 months ago in BookClub