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Elizabeth I and Her Circle
by Susan Doran • 2015
To understand Elizabeth I, look at her quarreling inner circle of cousins, favorites, and spies.
3.97
181
Elizabeth I and Her Circle Summary
Elizabeth I and Her Circle 93%
To understand Elizabeth I, look at her quarreling inner circle of cousins, favorites, and spies.
by Susan Doran 2015
3.97
181 ratings
Shakespeare's Freedom
by Stephen Greenblatt • 2010
Shakespeare dreamed of absolute freedom; his entire career became a record of its limits.
3.83
175
Shakespeare's Freedom Summary
Shakespeare's Freedom 92%
Shakespeare dreamed of absolute freedom; his entire career became a record of its limits.
by Stephen Greenblatt 2010
3.83
175 ratings
The Ministry of Truth
by Dorian Lynskey • 2019
How a book born from war and lies became the world's most enduring defense of truth.
4.12
1k+
The Ministry of Truth Summary
The Ministry of Truth 91%
How a book born from war and lies became the world's most enduring defense of truth.
by Dorian Lynskey 2019
4.12
1k+ ratings
The Invisible Woman
by Claire Tomalin • 1990
Dickens's mistress married a clergyman at 44, claiming to be 30. He never knew.
3.75
2k+
The Invisible Woman Summary
The Invisible Woman 91%
Dickens's mistress married a clergyman at 44, claiming to be 30. He never knew.
by Claire Tomalin 1990
3.75
2k+ ratings
The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes
by Andrew Lycett • 2007
Holmes made him famous and miserable. Doyle preferred séances, battlefields, and righting wrongs.
3.91
299
The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes Summary
The Man Who Created Sherlock Holmes 91%
Holmes made him famous and miserable. Doyle preferred séances, battlefields, and righting wrongs.
by Andrew Lycett 2007
3.91
299 ratings
J.R.R. Tolkien
by Humphrey Carpenter • 1977
Orphaned, Catholic, and obsessed with dragons: the life that forged The Lord of the Rings.
4.06
17k+
J.R.R. Tolkien Summary
J.R.R. Tolkien 91%
Orphaned, Catholic, and obsessed with dragons: the life that forged The Lord of the Rings.
by Humphrey Carpenter 1977
4.06
17k+ ratings
A House in Gross Disorder
by Cynthia B. Herrup • 1999
An earl's trial for rape and sodomy in 1631 was a battle over patriarchy, not just sex.
3.54
119
A House in Gross Disorder Summary
A House in Gross Disorder 90%
An earl's trial for rape and sodomy in 1631 was a battle over patriarchy, not just sex.
by Cynthia B. Herrup 1999
3.54
119 ratings
Charles Dickens in Love
by Robert Garnett • 2012
Dickens' heroines didn't come from his imagination but from a broken heart and a hidden affair.
3.93
70
Charles Dickens in Love Summary
Charles Dickens in Love 90%
Dickens' heroines didn't come from his imagination but from a broken heart and a hidden affair.
by Robert Garnett 2012
3.93
70 ratings
Humanly Possible
by Sarah Bakewell • 2023
Humanism's 700-year bet: that reason and kindness, not gods or ideologies, will save us.
4.01
2k+
Humanly Possible Summary
Humanly Possible 90%
Humanism's 700-year bet: that reason and kindness, not gods or ideologies, will save us.
by Sarah Bakewell 2023
4.01
2k+ ratings
England's Mistress
by Kate Williams • 2006
A blacksmith's daughter invented a new kind of performance, won Nelson's heart, and lost everything.
3.91
1k+
England's Mistress Summary
England's Mistress 90%
A blacksmith's daughter invented a new kind of performance, won Nelson's heart, and lost everything.
by Kate Williams 2006
3.91
1k+ ratings
The Artist, the Philosopher, and the Warrior
by Paul Strathern • 2009
Da Vinci, Machiavelli, Cesare Borgia: the moment their lives collided and the modern world began.
3.97
1k+
The Artist, the Philosopher, and the Warrior Summary
The Artist, the Philosopher, and the Warrior 90%
Da Vinci, Machiavelli, Cesare Borgia: the moment their lives collided and the modern world began.
by Paul Strathern 2009
3.97
1k+ ratings
King John and the Road to Magna Carta
by Stephen Church • 2015
John lost a continent, defied the pope, and signed a charter that still checks power.
3.58
171
King John and the Road to Magna Carta Summary
King John and the Road to Magna Carta 90%
John lost a continent, defied the pope, and signed a charter that still checks power.
by Stephen Church 2015
3.58
171 ratings
Her Again
by Michael Schulman • 2016
A producer called her ugly in Italian at her first film audition. She understood every word.
3.62
3k+
Her Again Summary
Her Again 90%
A producer called her ugly in Italian at her first film audition. She understood every word.
by Michael Schulman 2016
3.62
3k+ ratings
Shakespeare
by Harold Bloom • 1998
Macbeth as a map of the mind: how ambition, guilt, and deception destroy from within.
4.03
4k+
Shakespeare Summary
Shakespeare 90%
Macbeth as a map of the mind: how ambition, guilt, and deception destroy from within.
by Harold Bloom 1998
4.03
4k+ ratings
Lorraine Hansberry
by Charles J. Shields • 2022
Closeted, radical, and a slumlord's daughter: the life that produced A Raisin in the Sun.
3.78
400
Lorraine Hansberry Summary
Lorraine Hansberry 90%
Closeted, radical, and a slumlord's daughter: the life that produced A Raisin in the Sun.
by Charles J. Shields 2022
3.78
400 ratings
The Swerve
by Stephen Greenblatt • 2011
One manuscript, hunted across monasteries, reintroduced a dangerous idea: the soul is mortal.
3.87
35k+
The Swerve Summary
The Swerve 90%
One manuscript, hunted across monasteries, reintroduced a dangerous idea: the soul is mortal.
by Stephen Greenblatt 2011
3.87
35k+ ratings
Buckley
by Sam Tanenhaus • 2025
How a yachtsman with a magazine built the movement that elected Reagan.
4.21
712
Buckley Summary
Buckley 90%
How a yachtsman with a magazine built the movement that elected Reagan.
by Sam Tanenhaus 2025
4.21
712 ratings
The Spymasters
by Chris Whipple • 2020
Fourteen men and one woman, one brutal job: telling presidents what they don't want to hear.
4.05
1k+
The Spymasters Summary
The Spymasters 90%
Fourteen men and one woman, one brutal job: telling presidents what they don't want to hear.
by Chris Whipple 2020
4.05
1k+ ratings
Beyond the Robot
by Gary Lachman • 2016
A philosopher who used the occult, crime, and desire to map consciousness most people never reach.
4.42
109
Beyond the Robot Summary
Beyond the Robot 90%
A philosopher who used the occult, crime, and desire to map consciousness most people never reach.
by Gary Lachman 2016
4.42
109 ratings
Edmund Burke
by Russell Kirk • 2014
Prophet of the Terror, defender of American rights. The founder of modern conservatism.
4.03
306
Edmund Burke Summary
Edmund Burke 90%
Prophet of the Terror, defender of American rights. The founder of modern conservatism.
by Russell Kirk 2014
4.03
306 ratings
The War for Middle-earth
by Joseph Loconte • 2025
Tolkien and Lewis fought totalitarianism with fantasy: a war waged by hobbits and wardrobes.
4.45
465
The War for Middle-earth Summary
The War for Middle-earth 90%
Tolkien and Lewis fought totalitarianism with fantasy: a war waged by hobbits and wardrobes.
by Joseph Loconte 2025
4.45
465 ratings
William Faulkner
by André Bleikasten • 2017
His family, his affair, his South, his demons: Faulkner's novels were his life recast as myth.
4.23
13
William Faulkner Summary
William Faulkner 89%
His family, his affair, his South, his demons: Faulkner's novels were his life recast as myth.
by André Bleikasten 2017
4.23
13 ratings
Working
by Robert A. Caro • 2019
How one biographer's archival obsession made Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson give up their secrets.
4.45
8k+
Working Summary
Working 89%
How one biographer's archival obsession made Robert Moses and Lyndon Johnson give up their secrets.
by Robert A. Caro 2019
4.45
8k+ ratings
Bandersnatch
by Diana Pavlac Glyer • 2016
Ruthless critique and a wager over pints: the creative collision that built Middle-earth and Narnia.
4.28
1k+
Bandersnatch Summary
Bandersnatch 89%
Ruthless critique and a wager over pints: the creative collision that built Middle-earth and Narnia.
by Diana Pavlac Glyer 2016
4.28
1k+ ratings
101 Amazing Facts about J.K. Rowling
by Holger Weßling • 2019
From welfare to a billion dollars: the backstory of Hogwarts in 101 digestible facts.
101 Amazing Facts about J.K. Rowling Summary
101 Amazing Facts about J.K. Rowling 89%
From welfare to a billion dollars: the backstory of Hogwarts in 101 digestible facts.
by Holger Weßling 2019
The Greatest Minds and Ideas of All Time
by Will Durant • 2002
Genius, not economics, is the engine of history: a tour of the minds that built civilization.
3.72
3k+
The Greatest Minds and Ideas of All Time Summary
The Greatest Minds and Ideas of All Time 89%
Genius, not economics, is the engine of history: a tour of the minds that built civilization.
by Will Durant 2002
3.72
3k+ ratings
Martin Luther
by Eric Metaxas • 2017
A thunderstorm vow, a tormented monk, and the conscience that broke the medieval church.
4.15
9k+
Martin Luther Summary
Martin Luther 89%
A thunderstorm vow, a tormented monk, and the conscience that broke the medieval church.
by Eric Metaxas 2017
4.15
9k+ ratings
Conspiracy
by Ryan Holiday • 2018
How a billionaire secretly plotted for ten years to kill a media company, and won.
3.96
7k+
Conspiracy Summary
Conspiracy 89%
How a billionaire secretly plotted for ten years to kill a media company, and won.
by Ryan Holiday 2018
3.96
7k+ ratings
An Autobiography
by Agatha Christie • 1977
She learned exactly how poisons kill, long before she started killing people in books.
4.13
13k+
An Autobiography Summary
An Autobiography 89%
She learned exactly how poisons kill, long before she started killing people in books.
by Agatha Christie 1977
4.13
13k+ ratings
Spycatcher
by Peter Wright • 1987
MI5's first scientist built secret listening devices, then spent his career hunting a Soviet mole.
3.73
3k+
Spycatcher Summary
Spycatcher 89%
MI5's first scientist built secret listening devices, then spent his career hunting a Soviet mole.
by Peter Wright 1987
3.73
3k+ ratings
Why We Love Pirates
by Rebecca Simon • 2020
How the execution of one privateer turned pirate created the outlaw myth we still sail with.
3.67
340
Why We Love Pirates Summary
Why We Love Pirates 89%
How the execution of one privateer turned pirate created the outlaw myth we still sail with.
by Rebecca Simon 2020
3.67
340 ratings
Intellectuals
by Paul Johnson • 2007
Rousseau, Marx, Sartre: they loved humanity. Their wives, children, and friends knew the truth.
3.87
3k+
Intellectuals Summary
Intellectuals 89%
Rousseau, Marx, Sartre: they loved humanity. Their wives, children, and friends knew the truth.
by Paul Johnson 2007
3.87
3k+ ratings
Tacitus' Annals
by Ronald Mellor • 2010
Tacitus turned history into a mirror for tyrants. Here is how to read his darkest masterpiece.
4.21
24
Tacitus' Annals Summary
Tacitus' Annals 89%
Tacitus turned history into a mirror for tyrants. Here is how to read his darkest masterpiece.
by Ronald Mellor 2010
4.21
24 ratings
The House of Medici
by Christopher Hibbert • 1975
Why Florence's uncrowned kings were bankers who built the Renaissance and survived assassination.
3.87
9k+
The House of Medici Summary
The House of Medici 89%
Why Florence's uncrowned kings were bankers who built the Renaissance and survived assassination.
by Christopher Hibbert 1975
3.87
9k+ ratings
The Truth About Trump
by Michael D'Antonio • 2015
A Queens developer's decades-long project of self-invention, and how it conquered America.
3.54
795
The Truth About Trump Summary
The Truth About Trump 89%
A Queens developer's decades-long project of self-invention, and how it conquered America.
by Michael D'Antonio 2015
3.54
795 ratings
Buddhism
by Damien Keown • 1996
Buddhism has no god, no bible, no pope. What holds its many traditions together?
3.74
3k+
Buddhism Summary
Buddhism 89%
Buddhism has no god, no bible, no pope. What holds its many traditions together?
by Damien Keown 1996
3.74
3k+ ratings
The Habsburgs
by Martyn Rady • 2020
The millennium-long dynasty ruling Europe through marriage, forgery, and propaganda, not just war.
3.86
3k+
The Habsburgs Summary
The Habsburgs 89%
The millennium-long dynasty ruling Europe through marriage, forgery, and propaganda, not just war.
by Martyn Rady 2020
3.86
3k+ ratings
10 Books That Screwed Up the World
by Benjamin Wiker • 2008
Fifteen books rejected God and morality, then the 20th century drowned in blood.
3.43
1k+
10 Books That Screwed Up the World Summary
10 Books That Screwed Up the World 89%
Fifteen books rejected God and morality, then the 20th century drowned in blood.
by Benjamin Wiker 2008
3.43
1k+ ratings
Albert Camus
by Robert Zaretsky • 2010
Camus wrote against the death penalty. He stayed silent on Algeria. The life between those stands.
4.10
171
Albert Camus Summary
Albert Camus 89%
Camus wrote against the death penalty. He stayed silent on Algeria. The life between those stands.
by Robert Zaretsky 2010
4.10
171 ratings
The Great Agnostic
by Susan Jacoby • 2013
The man who drew thousands to hear him speak: why America forgot Robert Ingersoll.
4.04
720
The Great Agnostic Summary
The Great Agnostic 89%
The man who drew thousands to hear him speak: why America forgot Robert Ingersoll.
by Susan Jacoby 2013
4.04
720 ratings
The Plantagenets
by Dan Jones • 2012
A shipwrecked prince, a murdered archbishop, and the 246-year dynasty that built England.
4.25
24k+
The Plantagenets Summary
The Plantagenets 89%
A shipwrecked prince, a murdered archbishop, and the 246-year dynasty that built England.
by Dan Jones 2012
4.25
24k+ ratings
Main Currents Of Marxism
by Leszek Kołakowski • 2005
Marxism's own contradictions made authoritarianism inevitable, not an aberration.
4.25
455
Main Currents Of Marxism Summary
Main Currents Of Marxism 89%
Marxism's own contradictions made authoritarianism inevitable, not an aberration.
by Leszek Kołakowski 2005
4.25
455 ratings
Swedenborg
by Gary Lachman • 2012
A scientist catalogued heaven and hell like a naturalist. Then Kant took him seriously.
3.90
118
Swedenborg Summary
Swedenborg 89%
A scientist catalogued heaven and hell like a naturalist. Then Kant took him seriously.
by Gary Lachman 2012
3.90
118 ratings
Buckley
by Carl T. Bogus • 2011
To build the modern American right, one man had to decide who belonged and who did not.
3.75
151
Buckley Summary
Buckley 89%
To build the modern American right, one man had to decide who belonged and who did not.
by Carl T. Bogus 2011
3.75
151 ratings
Churchill
by Andrew Roberts • 2018
Every adventure, failure, and speech was training for the day Britain had to stand alone.
4.39
11k+
Churchill Summary
Churchill 89%
Every adventure, failure, and speech was training for the day Britain had to stand alone.
by Andrew Roberts 2018
4.39
11k+ ratings
History of English literature
by Edward Albert • 1923
From Beowulf to Eliot: the full sweep of English literature, century by century.
3.90
257
History of English literature Summary
History of English literature 89%
From Beowulf to Eliot: the full sweep of English literature, century by century.
by Edward Albert 1923
3.90
257 ratings
Becoming Leonardo
by Mike Lankford • 2017
Illegitimate, arrested, haunted by brutality: the wounds behind Leonardo da Vinci's genius.
4.00
320
Becoming Leonardo Summary
Becoming Leonardo 89%
Illegitimate, arrested, haunted by brutality: the wounds behind Leonardo da Vinci's genius.
by Mike Lankford 2017
4.00
320 ratings
Aleister Crowley
by Gary Lachman • 2014
Before the 1960s, a Victorian magician wrote the rulebook for sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
3.44
583
Aleister Crowley Summary
Aleister Crowley 89%
Before the 1960s, a Victorian magician wrote the rulebook for sex, drugs, and rock and roll.
by Gary Lachman 2014
3.44
583 ratings
Modern Times
by Paul Johnson • 1983
Einstein and Freud dismantled the old moral universe. Into the void stepped the totalitarians.
4.29
3k+
Modern Times Summary
Modern Times 89%
Einstein and Freud dismantled the old moral universe. Into the void stepped the totalitarians.
by Paul Johnson 1983
4.29
3k+ ratings
The Tigress of Forlì
by Elizabeth Lev • 2011
Seven months pregnant, she seized a papal fortress and held the Vatican hostage for eleven days.
4.07
3k+
The Tigress of Forlì Summary
The Tigress of Forlì 89%
Seven months pregnant, she seized a papal fortress and held the Vatican hostage for eleven days.
by Elizabeth Lev 2011
4.07
3k+ ratings
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