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Best Media Studies Books

December 2024

The Assault on Reason

In “The Assault on Reason,” Al Gore delivers a searing critique of modern American politics. With his characteristic blend of passion and intellect, Gore examines how fear, secrecy, and blind faith have eroded public discourse. He argues that our democracy is under threat, not just from external forces, but from within. Gore’s prose is both urgent and thoughtful, offering a compelling vision for rekindling reason in our national dialogue. It’s a wake-up call that left me pondering long after the last page.

Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?

Mindy Kaling’s witty memoir is a delightful romp through her life, from awkward teen years to Hollywood success. With self-deprecating humor and candid observations, she dishes on everything from dating disasters to workplace shenanigans. Kaling’s voice shines through, making you feel like you’re chatting with a hilarious friend over coffee. It’s a quick, entertaining read that’ll have you laughing out loud and nodding in recognition at her relatable experiences.