"Bad Blood by Wall Street Journal investigative journalist John Carreyrou, who first broke the Theranos/Elizabeth Holmes scandal."—Christian Barlow, Director of VIP Content and Communications 

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"I just picked up The Price of Illusion by Joan Juliet Buck, former editor-in-chief of Vogue Paris. Buck always lived a gilded life (her father was a wildly successful American film producer) and she rose up the ranks at Vogue until it was all suddenly stripped away. Her memoir was her way of grappling with the illusion of fame and rediscovering who she really was underneath its façade."—Rosana Lai, Fashion Editor

"I usually read all books from Reese Witherspoon’s Hello Sunshine book club, they often fall in the thriller/suspense category and have really great complex characters. Next on my list is The Night Tiger, a story that explores colonialism, ancient superstition and ambition in 1930’s Malaysia."—Natasha Tang, Social Media Editor

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"I just finished Tara Westover's Educated—it was a great read and I could hardly put it down. I highly recommend it."—Justine Lee, Fashion Director-at-Large

"I'll be re-reading A Mother's Reckoning: Living in the Aftermath of Tragedy. Not for the fainthearted, this painfully intimate memoir from Sue Klebold chronicles, and examines the reasons behind, her son’s involvement in the infamous Columbine High School massacre. And with recent school shootings making headlines worldwide, there’s never been a more important time to educate ourselves on what causes them."—Annie Darling, Watches and Jewellery Editor

"Notes From A Young Black Chef by James Beard Award-winning Kwame Onwuachi, who chronicles his epic rise and fall in the restaurant industry."—Charmaine Mok, Editorial Director, Food & Wine

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"We’ve been doing a lot of research on sustainability and this recently released book is one of those that caught our attention—and to be honest, it’s panic-inducing. A brutally descriptive account of what the future holds for us if climate change (global warming) continues unabated—and we all need to read it."—Emilie Yabut-Razon, Managing Editor

"I found Wally Lamb's bestseller I Know This Much Is True in a second-hand book store in Vancouver and was drawn to its heartwrenching tale of twin brothers Dominick and Thomas—one of whom is schizophrenic. Both brothers have their own battles to face (some alone and some together) but through it all, the book promises to tell the story of love, loss, and hope for the future."—Erica Fong, Digital Content Director

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