Books on habits, purpose and understanding people. Browse a subject, find your next read, and view it on Amazon.
An editorial selection of established bestsellers and widely read titles, not a live sales ranking.
As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases. Links marked affiliate link help support Edsverb. Prices and availability are shown by Amazon.
A practical approach to building routines through small, repeatable changes. A useful next read after exploring discipline, persistence and everyday progress.
A contemporary self-help approach to other people's opinions, expectations and choices. Pairs with reflections on control, independence and where to place your attention.
Short accounts of how experience, uncertainty and behaviour shape financial decisions. Related reading for patience, ambition and the difference between wealth and enough.
The Roman emperor's personal reflections in Gregory Hays's modern English translation. This purchasable edition is separate from the free historical translation in our reading library.
Modern Library paperback, 2003; Gregory Hays translation
Frankl's account of imprisonment and his exploration of meaning. A serious, challenging next read for questions about purpose, suffering and how people respond to adversity.
A framework for priorities, responsibility and working with others. This anniversary edition adds contributions from Sean Covey and a foreword by Jim Collins.
Simon & Schuster paperback, 30th anniversary edition, 2020
Stories and advice about listening, cooperation and communicating with other people. The updated edition connects a long-running self-improvement classic with contemporary readers.
Historical anecdotes and arguments about influence, strategy and power. A provocative comparison with the archive's reflections on ambition, prudence and human behaviour.
An argument for sustained concentration, with practical ways to protect attention. Related reading for the archive's themes of effort, learning and using time deliberately.