Paul Koch

Ben Macintyre

Paul is currently loving The Spy and the Traitor

Matthew P. Walker

Paul mentioned Why We Sleep as one of the top 3 books from 2018

John Carreyrou

Paul mentioned Bad Blood as one of the top 3 books from 2018

Ben Rhodes

Paul mentioned The World as It Is as one of the top 3 books from 2018

John Carreyrou

Paul just finished Bad Blood this morning and it's their 2nd favorite book of the year, with depth, drama, and craziness beyond expectations, reading like a thriller.

Anthony Doerr

Paul is almost done with Cloud Cuckoo Land and has found it intriguing but not as captivating as the reader did, rated 6/10.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul loved it

Michael Pollan

Paul mentioned _How to Change Your Mind_ by Michael Pollan.

Gilbert Adair

Paul is relieved that woman no longer has to support closed book.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul really enjoyed the book recommended by Cindy. Definitely a page-turner.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul strongly disliked the book.

Rachel Maddow, Michael Yarvitz

Paul highly recommends the book Bag Man, which is about Spiro Agnew.

Reiner Luckenbach

Paul's 94 year old grandma LOVES this series.

Jenny Odell

Paul mentioned How to Do Nothing.

Paul Kalanithi

Paul is currently reading 'Breath: The New Science of a Lost Art'.

Doris Kearns Goodwin

Paul is still working through 'Leadership in Turbulent Times' by Doris Kearns Goodwin.

Bill Bryson

Paul enjoyed reading At Home and is looking for similar books.

Robert Kolker

Paul just finished Hidden Valley Road, a really compelling page-turner. He would recommend it.

Anna Wiener

Paul thought Uncanny Valley was pretty good but shallower than he would have liked.

Oscar Wilde

Paul is currently reading A Woman of No Importance.

Anu Partanen

Paul recently finished reading The Nordic Theory of Everything.

Chris Hadfield

Paul highly recommends An Astronaut's Guide to Life on Earth.

Irb Media

Paul's next read is Fish Don't Exist.

Ken Dryden

Paul recommends reading The Game by Ken Dryden, a nice escapist autobiography about the 1970s NHL.

Bill Bryson

Paul highly recommends 'One Summer' by Bill Bryson, a captivating read about the summer of 1927.

Paul wondered if anyone else had read Drive Your Plow Over the Bones of the Dead, a weird Polish murder mystery.

Cal Newport

Paul noted the book Digital Minimalism as a nonfiction recommendation.

Thomas Hager

Paul found out about the audiobook Ten Drugs that explores the history of medicine.

Celeste Ng

Paul enjoyed the first 75% of Little Fires Everywhere but found it strained credibility.

Angie Kim

Paul, has anyone read Miracle Creek? Similar vein of fiction as the one I enjoyed up until about the 75% mark.

Mike Isaac

Paul recommends Super Pumped: The Battle for Uber as a book this group would like.

National Research Council, Commission of Life Sciences, Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, Committee on Toxicology, Subcommittee on Acute Exposure Guideline Levels

Paul recommends Exposure: Poisoned Water, Corporate Greed, and One Lawyer’s Twenty-Year Battle Against DuPont as a book this group would like.

Mike Isaac

Paul enjoyed listening to Super Pumped on Audible, praising the great narration.

National Research Council, Commission of Life Sciences, Board on Environmental Studies and Toxicology, Committee on Toxicology, Subcommittee on Acute Exposure Guideline Levels

Paul mentioned Exposure as a physical book, no clear sentiment provided.

William B. Irvine

Paul appreciated David's recommendation of A Guide to the Good Life.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul initially mistook 'Marilynne Robinson' for 'Marianne Williamson'.

James Thomas Flexner

Paul recommends The Traitor and the Spy for fans of Red Notice.

Bill Browder

I. R. B. Media

Paul finished the Jenny Odell book recommended and found it fantastic.

Maria Popova

Paul mentioned that Figuring recently broke into the NYT Bestseller list.

Matthew P. Walker

Paul finds Why We Sleep to be one of the most enlightening books he's ever read.

Alec Ross

Paul has anyone read Industries Future by Alec Ross?

J. D. Vance

Paul found Hillbilly Elegy to be incredible and relevant, reading it in a day as it was a page turner.

Rita Mae Brown

Paul loves Furmidable Foes and books from the woman who lists her cat as coauthor.

Robert Bilott

Paul may find 'Exposure' by Robert Bilott an intriguing exploration of corporate drama.

Tara Westover

Paul might enjoy 'Educated' by Tara Westover, a compelling memoir of overcoming family challenges.

Robert Kolker

Paul could delve into 'Hidden Valley Road' by Robert Kolker for a deep dive into family struggles.

Lori Gottlieb

Paul may relate to 'Maybe You Should Talk to Someone' by Lori Gottlieb, exploring personal and emotional journeys.

Staff Of The Ny

Paul found The New York Times Book Review to be painfully beautiful.

Paul Kalanithi

Paul enjoyed the book Becoming and found it fantastic.

Ben Rhodes

Paul might also enjoy The World as it Is if he liked Becoming.

Greg McKeown

Paul recently finished Essentialism by Greg McKeown

Jake Knapp

Paul recommends Make Time over Essentialism for practical strategies in prioritization.

Sean McArdle

Paul mentions Essentialism as more of a manifesto with a strong theme of prioritization.

Barack Obama, Francisco José Ramos Mena, Efrén del Valle Peñamil, Marcos Pérez Sánchez, Carmen Mercedes Cáceres, Andrés Barba Muñiz

Paul is really enjoying A Promised Land and thinks he's a great writer.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul was a single-book reader, but now enjoys a mix of fun and serious books to read more overall.

Joanne Fluke

Paul enjoyed the Chocolate Cream Pie Murder and found it to be a delightful read.

Joanne Fluke

Paul thought the Banana Cream Pie Murder was a fun and engaging mystery.

Joanne Fluke, Suzanne Toren

Paul found the Coconut Layer Cake Murder to be a delicious addition to the series.

David Sedaris

Paul found Me Talk Pretty One Day to be a hilarious and insightful collection of essays.

David Sedaris

Paul enjoyed Dress Your Family in Corduroy and Denim for its heartfelt and humorous stories.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul recommended a book for the next reader.

Bill Bryson

Paul found One Summer by Bill Bryson delightful despite initial skepticism.

Unknown Author

Paul found it hard to believe the subway incident and Izzy's character development in the book.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul disliked the saccharine pseudo-folksy sentimentality and shallow characters in the book.

Charles Duhigg

Paul is interested in nonfiction books like The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg.

Isabel Allende

Paula is a heart-wrenching memoir by Isabel Allende that captivated me from start to finish.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul recently finished that one and thought it was great!

Peter J. Carroll

Paul thinks the voice actor is the best he's heard and she's so good.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul found the style interesting and is glad that the reader enjoyed it.

Peter J. Carroll

Paul is looking forward to hearing from <@U5Q6R9PEJ> in the future.