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Sahil Bloom

14 books they recommend

Books they recommend 14

Bloom recommends books constantly via his newsletter, Twitter/X, and a downloadable "favorite books" list, and frequently names all-time favorites. He's an especially vocal champion of narrative nonfiction (every Erik Larson book), biography, and stoicism/self-improvement, alongside investing classics from his finance background.

Superbook reading list 14

Not yet given a topic 4

Erik Larson · not in an entry yet
“Bloom calls it "one of my favorite books of all time"; he recommends Larson's entire catalog.”
Erik Larson · not in an entry yet
“Another of his top Larson picks, on the sinking of the Lusitania.”
Erik Larson · not in an entry yet
“Rounds out his favorite Larson books; he recommends the audiobooks too.”
Oliver Burkeman · not in an entry yet
“A recommended favorite on finitude and how to spend a limited life.”

Psychology and Behaviour 2

Viktor E. Frankl · not in an entry yet
“He recommends it as a book that will "shake your perspective."”
Daniel Kahneman
“A recommended staple on judgment and decision-making.”

Biography and Memoir 2

Paul Kalanithi · not in an entry yet
“Among his recommended reads on mortality and meaning.”
Walter Isaacson · not in an entry yet
“"One of my favorite books," on creativity and curiosity.”

General History 1

Erik Larson · not in an entry yet
“One of his four favorite Larson titles, on the 1893 Chicago World's Fair and a killer in its shadow.”

Productivity and Habits 1

James Clear · not in an entry yet
“He praises it as a book that "changed a lot of lives," on building systems and habits.”

Decision Making 1

Michael Mauboussin
“A favorite from his investing background, on untangling skill versus luck.”

Investing 1

Peter Lynch
“He calls it a favorite from his early days of learning to invest.”

Sport 1

William Finnegan · not in an entry yet
“He calls it "a wonderful, meditative book," recommending the audiobook.”

Fiction 1

Liu Cixin · not in an entry yet
“A recommended science-fiction favorite. A recurring recommendation from Sahil Bloom.”

Where they publish 3