Latest story
Film/TV Adaptation
Oh, the Places You'll Go! Gets 2028 Animated Film
Warner Bros. Animation has confirmed an animated adaptation of Dr. Seuss's Oh, the Places You'll Go! for March 17, 2028, expanding its new 'Seussiverse.'
Book news
Self-Help News
The latest self-help book news. Every story lists its sources and links to our review when we have one.
10 stories
Latest
Cultural MomentWhy the 2026 Acquisition Boom Is Making Deibel Required Reading
A Forbes-cited report declaring 2026 'the best year in a generation' to buy a business has put Walker Deibel's Buy Then Build squarely in the spotlight.
ResurgenceMark Manson's 'Subtle Art' Dominates Kindle Chart Nine Weeks Running
Mashable reports The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck has spent nine weeks on Amazon Kindle's Most Read chart in 2026, spotlighting the companion journal.
Author NewsMo Gawdat Warns Humanity Has Three Years to Act on AI
Mo Gawdat appeared on Diary of a CEO to warn of AI existential risk, linking his new mission back to the happiness framework he built in Solve for Happy.
Author NewsJames Nestor: Why Breathing Wrong Is Making Us Sicker Than Ever
In a new interview published this week, bestselling author James Nestor called improper breathing a "widely spread malady" worsening in modern, sedentary society — comments that arrive as his book *Breath* reaches over three million copies sold and receives a revised edition.
Author NewsMichael Pollan Shifts from Food to Consciousness in New Book
Michael Pollan, best known for reshaping how Americans think about food, published A World Appears in February 2026 — a wide-ranging investigation into the science, philosophy, and personal experience of consciousness.
Author NewsWhat Ramit Sethi’s Financial Philosophy Tells Us About Falling Rent Prices
Personal finance author Ramit Sethi is commenting publicly on a sustained national decline in rental prices, arguing the trend vindicates a renter-friendly approach to wealth-building that his work has long advocated.
Cultural MomentWhy Mindfulness Books Matter as Overthinking Hits Crisis Levels
A cluster of studies published in March 2026 has renewed attention to the mental-health costs of chronic overthinking, prompting fresh interest in mindfulness-based reading resources — including a new book by former U.S. Army officer Matt Tenney released the same month.
Author NewsBrené Brown and Adam Grant Launch New Podcast After 4-Year Rift
Psychologist Brené Brown and organizational researcher Adam Grant debuted their collaborative weekly video podcast, "The Curiosity Shop," on the Vox Media Podcast Network on March 19, 2026, ending a four-year professional estrangement.
- Author News
Mark Manson Launches AI App to Fill Mental Health Chatbot Gaps
Self-help author Mark Manson has co-founded Purpose, an AI coaching app designed to deliver practical life advice while avoiding the pitfalls that plague existing mental health chatbots. The launch comes roughly a decade after his bestselling book *The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck* first appeared.