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When Bill Gates wrote an essay on his favorite business book in the Wall Street Journal last week, Business Adventures by John Brooks was an obscure, out-of-print title. Now, after Gates named it his

All about Gallup's highly anticipated new book. In case you missed it, Wall Street Journal reporter Sam Walker featured It’s the Manager in his recent March 24th article.  As a Gallup preferred partn

How best seller lists really work and tips for getting your book(s) on them! There are a number of trusted best seller lists — The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, USA Today, among others — t

We get the opportunity to meet many amazing storytellers here at BookPal. Many of them are both authors and keynote speakers. To highlight the work of some of these experts in the field — from busines

Get to know the second author of BookPal's Author Speaker Spotlight series, a series that highlights speakers who have written about and spoken on powerful, life-changing stories. Meet Roger Thurow:

Introducing our top picks for the month of August. Looking for book recommendations for your next company book club, corporate training, or summer reading program? Look no further! Each month, we'

Love is just damn good business, according to Steve Farber. Understanding the importance of love in any relationship is critical, but how can you help fellow leaders and team members operationalize t

Explore The Top Business Books Releasing Spring 2025 Spring has arrived, bringing with it a season of growth, innovation, and new possibilities. As organizations bloom and thrive, the need for fresh i

13 Nonfiction Books for Work, Life, and What’s Next Women’s History Month is a time to look back and honor the women who cleared the path we walk today. For leaders, this month is also a powerful remi

At BookPal, we believe in the power of books to ignite continuous learning and growth. Four years ago, we created the  Outstanding Works of Literature (OWL) Award to recognize books that do just

The Insider Guide to NYT, USA Today, and More Book reporting can feel like a black box: numbers go in, lists come out, and most authors are left wondering what actually happened in between. Most peopl