Books Recommended by Cory Booker
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The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin
Benjamin Franklin
Source: "[The author] didn’t mean to write his autobiography. He wanted to write a note to his family about what he’d learned in his experiments." - Cory Booker
Living with a SEAL
31 Days Training with the Toughest Man on the Planet
Jesse Itzler
Source: "If you are a workout guy, it reminds you of things you already know. That you can push your body and yourself far further than you think." - Cory Booker
4 recommendersJust Mercy
A Story of Justice and Redemption
Bryan Stevenson
Source: "Takes you out of where you probably are and lets you look into a window of aspects of our society that are really important." - Cory Booker
4 recommendersBegin Again
Eddie S. Glaude Jr.
Source: "I strongly recommend [this book]. Already high on the NYTimes best seller list." - Cory Booker
4 recommendersParting the Waters
America in the King Years 1954-63
Taylor Branch
Source: "If you’re an American, it’s just an unbelievable story of our country." - Cory Booker
4 recommendersPlease Scream Inside Your Heart
Breaking News and Nervous Breakdowns in the Year that Wouldn't End
Dave Pell
Source: "Awesome. Funny. Insightful. Cathartic. Needed." - Cory Booker
1 recommenderGandhi
An Autobiography - The Story of My Experiments With Truth
Mahatma Gandhi
Source: "A profound read." - Cory Booker
3 recommenders
FAQ
Did Cory Booker recommend all these books?
While this list primarily comprises books enthusiastically recommended by Cory Booker, it also includes a variety of titles that Cory Booker has mentioned or suggested in various contexts. Our aim is to provide a comprehensive reading list that reflects Cory Booker's literary influences, interests, and recommendations, though not every book on the list may be an explicit endorsement.
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