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This list is a selection of books most frequently covered by book bloggers. We surveyed 5,000 of the most-read blogs to create this top 20 list.
— the New York Times
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book: the Singularity is Near
deck: When humans transcend biology.
author: by Ray Kurzweil
genre: non-fiction
year: 2005
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1. |
book: Freakanomics
deck: A rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything.
author: by Steven D. Levitt + Stephen J. Dubner
genre: non-fiction
2. |
book: Harry Potter and the half-blood prince.
deck: book 6
author: by JK Rowling
genre: fiction
3. |
book: Blink
deck: The power of thinking without thinking.
author: by Malcolm Gladwell
genre: non-fiction
4. |
book: The world is flat.
deck: A brief history of the 21st century.
author: by Thomas L. Friedman
genre: non-fiction
5. |
book: Getting things done.
deck: The art of stress-free productivity.
author: by David Allen
genre: non-fiction
6. |
book: Collapse
deck: How societies choose to fail or succeed.
author: by Jared Diamond
genre: non-fiction
7. |
book: Blog
deck: Understanding the information reformation that’s changing your world.
author: by Hugh Hewitt
genre: non-fiction
8. |
book: Guns, germs, and steel: The fates of human societies
author: by Jared Diamond
9. |
book: The tipping point: How little things can make a big difference
author: by Malcolm Gladwell
10. |
book: The da Vinci code
author: by Dan Brown
11. |
book: State of fear
author: by Michael Crichton (HarperCollins, December 2004)
12. |
book: The wisdom of crowds: Why the many are smarter than the few and how collective wisdom shapes business, economies, societies and nations
author: by James Surowiecki (Doubleday, May 2004)
13. |
book: The singularity is near
deck: When humans transcend biology
author: by Ray Kurzweil
14. |
book: 1984
author: by George Orwell (Signet)
15. |
book: The chronicles of Narnia
author: by C. S. Lewis (HarperTrophy)
16. |
book: Unhinged: Exposing liberals gone wild
author: by Michelle Malkin (Regnery, October 2005)
17. |
book: What’s the matter with Kansas?: How conservatives won the heart of America
author: by Thomas Frank (Metropolitan Books, June 2004)
18. |
book: Help! Mom! There are liberals under my bed
author: by Katharine DeBrecht (Kids Ahead, September 2005)
19. |
book: Podcasting: The do it yourself guide
author: by Todd Cochrane (Wiley, August 2005)
20. |
book: The fairtax book
author: by Neil Bortz and Jon Lender (Regan, August 2005)