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Adam Grant Books in Order

Adam Grant is a series of 7 books written by Adam Grant, Sheryl Sandberg.

Here, you can see them all in order! (publication year included)

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Adam Grant books in publication order

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7 books

1

Give and Take

by Adam Grant

2013

Adam Grant examines how interactions with others shape professional success. Drawing on research and examples, he explores generosity, reciprocity, and approaches to collaboration, considering how helping people can influence achievement, relationships, and productivity.

Recommended by

14 people
  • Ashton Kutcher recommended this book
  • Daniel Pink recommended this book
  • Krista Tippett recommended this book
  • Susan Cain recommended this book
  • Simon Sinek recommended this book
  • Seth Godin recommended this book
  • +8

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    • Chip Conley
      "This book holds the key to a more satisfied and productive workplace, better customer relationships, and higher profits." - Chip Conley
    • Arianna Huffington
      "I love [this book], which shows that givers get ahead and nice guys don’t finish last." - Arianna Huffington
    • Gretchen Rubin
      "Offers extraordinarily thought-provoking—and often surprising—conclusions about how our interactions with others drive our success and happiness." - Gretchen Rubin
    • Tony Hsieh
      "Defines a road to success marked by new ways of relating to colleagues and customers as well as new ways of growing a business." - Tony Hsieh
    • David Heinemeier Hansson
      "I almost gave up on the book immediately, but then I'd find a sentence that perked my interest, then read a little more." - DHH
    • Michael Mauboussin
      "Terrific." - Michael Mauboussin
    • Marcus Lemonis
      "My new favorite book. Please read it sooner than later." - Marcus Lemonis
    • Changpeng Zhao
      "Good read. Givers, fake givers, matchers and takers. Why givers win." - Changpeng Zhao
2

Originals

by Adam Grant

2016

Grant explores how people champion original ideas while managing risk, doubt, and resistance. Research and stories examine recognizing promising ideas, choosing when to act, building support, and creating organizations or families that encourage independent thought.

Recommended by

12 people
  • Peter Thiel recommended this book
  • Richard Branson recommended this book
  • Tim Urban recommended this book
  • Ray Dalio recommended this book
  • Seth Godin recommended this book
  • Arianna Huffington recommended this book
  • +6

    More recommendations

    • Tony Hsieh
      One of 4 books Tony Hsieh recommended in Inc.com
    • Whitney Wolfe Herd
      Whitney Wolfe Herd mentioned this book on "The Tim Ferriss Show" podcast.
    • Anthony Pompliano
      "[One of the] best books I read in 2017." - Anthony Pompliano
    • Kat Cole
      "[One of] my two favorite books." - Kat Cole
    • Sheryl Sandberg
      "One of the most important and captivating books I have ever read." - Sheryl Sandberg
    • Jodie Cook
      "Gives you permission to be different." - Jodie Cook
3

Option B

by Sheryl Sandberg

2017

Sheryl Sandberg and Adam Grant combine her experience of bereavement with research on resilience. They explore coping with adversity, supporting people in crisis, and rebuilding meaning and joy after loss and other major setbacks.

Recommended by

2 people
4

The Gift Inside the Box

by Adam Grant

2019

A wrapped gift searches for someone who understands the pleasure of giving. Through a spare, playful story, this picture book invites children and adults to discuss generosity, thoughtfulness and what makes a present meaningful.

5

Think Again

by Adam Grant

2021

Grant explores the ability to reconsider beliefs, question assumptions, and remain open to new evidence. Research and stories examine intellectual humility, constructive disagreement, and ways individuals, schools, and workplaces can cultivate curiosity and continual learning.

Recommended by

3 people
6

Hidden Potential

by Adam Grant

2023

Adam Grant examines how people develop abilities that early judgments of talent overlook. Drawing on research and stories from classrooms, workplaces and sports, he explores learning, motivation and the systems that help hidden potential emerge.

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Vibe

by Adam Grant

2026

Adam Grant explores how people form stronger connections amid loneliness and increasing digital interaction. Research and stories from astronauts, performers and his own life challenge assumptions about chemistry, similarity and the time needed to build closeness.

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