Anna Faris

Unqualified is Anna Faris's debut memoir, published in October 2017. The book combines humor with personal reflection, offering candid, sympathetic, and entertaining stories about relationships and life experiences. The memoir became a New York Times Best Seller and was recognized as one of Amazon's 'top 20 blockbuster books of autumn,' receiving positive critical reception for its goofily self-deprecating, casually profane, and occasionally raw and earnest tone.

In 'An Actor Prepares,' Konstantin Stanislavski outlines his systematic approach to acting, which emphasizes the actor's inner and outer preparation. The book introduces key concepts such as the 'magic if,' units and objectives, emotion memory, and the super-objective. It is a foundational text for actors, directors, and anyone interested in the art of drama, providing practical advice and exercises to help actors develop believable and natural performances.

This book is a mix of memoir and business advice, detailing Trump's professional and personal worldview. It outlines his approach to deal-making, including his eleven key elements for success, such as 'Think Big,' 'Maximize Your Options,' and 'Have Fun.' The book offers insights into Trump's business strategies, his interactions with various figures, and his approach to negotiating deals. It also provides a glimpse into his personal life and how he runs his organization.

Published in 1943, 'The Fountainhead' by Ayn Rand tells the story of Howard Roark, a young and innovative architect who refuses to compromise his artistic vision despite the opposition from society. The novel explores themes of individualism, egoism, and the conflict between those who think for themselves (the 'first-handers') and those who follow the opinions of others (the 'second-handers'). It also delves into the lives of other characters such as Dominique Francon, Peter Keating, Ellsworth Toohey, and Gail Wynand, each representing different aspects of Rand's philosophical ideas. The book is a defense of egoism and individualism, presenting a radical rethinking of basic moral concepts and challenging conventional notions of selfishness and altruism.