Arianna Huffington's Book Recommendations

"This book combines two of my favorite things -- art and sleep! Together, with gorgeous images, Meir Kryger (@mhkryger) shows us how artists from Picasso to Matisse painted people sleeping in their dreams and explores the mysteries and science of sleep!"

"Congratulations to @BUSPH Dean @sandrogalea on the release of his new book, #Well, a must-read for anyone interested in building a healthier world! @OUPAcademic"

"I loved every page. Powerful, moving and inspiring!"

"Jamil Zaki's wonderful new book, The War for Kindness, shows that empathy isn't a fixed trait — it's something we can, and must, develop and nurture."

"Encourages parents to forge better lives not only for our children, but also for ourselves."

"It's an amazing — and smart and funny — book."

"A must must must read!!"

"Beautifully written and filled with such wisdom."

"Authentic and inspiring just like [the author]!"

"I find Meditations so inspirational and instructive, it lives on my nightstand."

"A fascinating, eye-opening read that will help you not just recognize your own unique gifts, but find the strength to challenge conventional wisdom to bring them to life."

"One of those books you begin reading and instantly feel that everybody should know about it."

"It's a great book! (And who can't use a little joy right now?)"

"We need an adult version of Goodnight Moon!"

"I love Give and Take, which shows that givers get ahead and nice guys don’t finish last."

"Moving and beautifully written."

"Great piece by @tiffanyshlain on why living 24/6 “feels like magic” — and love her new book about the power of unplugging one day a week."

"At a time when there's a 'painful gap between what people want and what they actually do,' it's a blueprint for changing our approach."

"Tiny Habits by @bjfogg was published on the last day of 2019, but I’m going to call it the best book of 2020 (so far). At a time when there's a "painful gap between what people want and what they actually do,” it's a blueprint for changing our approach."

"A must-read for children all over the world!"

"Loved reading Ten Lessons for a Post-Pandemic World."

"Love that one of our Thrivers, Emily Mias has discovered one of my favorite books, Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art by James Nestor. It came out in 2020, but the science and wisdom are timeless."

"One life-changing volume."

"This may well be the most important book of the year if not the decade."

"If you want to get your attention and focus back, you need to read this remarkable book."

"Inspiring."

"With her trademark mix of warmth, intelligence and insightful advice, [the author] shows us how, as the title says, everything is figureoutable."

"Wisdom from @reidhoffman about how success is about both “I” and “We.” You can read more in this excerpt from his newly updated book "The Startup of You" on @Thrive."

"Moving piece by Jennifer Lea Reynolds on how the loss of her father led her to create her first children's book: "Loss and change come in many forms, and this book aims to convey that what we love never truly leaves our sides.""

"Introduces a new system for remote leadership."

"A great guide to how important dreams are as a gateway to our own intuition and wisdom."

"Rooted in science, it’s a great way to focus your attention and build a life of less stress and more presence."

"A master class that makes Transcendental Meditation accessible for everyone."

"The most valuable thing [the author] teaches us about success is how important, even necessary, failure is."

"Important..."

"A hope-filled book about finding your purpose in life and pursuing it against all odds."

"A very timely book and a powerful call for change."

"Compelling account of the culture that made Netflix succeed."

"About how he learned to believe the age-old-adage that 'less is more.'"

"Smart growth is sustainable growth and [the author] shows us how to maintain it."

"Funny, hopeful, wise, and engrossing—all at the same time."

"Arianna Huffington mentioned this book in her book "Thrive."

"Arianna Huffington mentioned this book in her book "Thrive."

"Arianna Huffington mentioned this book in her book "Thrive."