(Originally posted on LinkedIn): Every December since 2020, I’ve posted about my books of the year: to mark the passing of the year, as suggestions for anyone looking for holiday gifts, and to start a conversation with my network about books at a time when many of us would like to read more, but struggle to (I wouldn’t have got through many of them without the option to listen as audiobooks on xigxag).

(Originally posted on LinkedIn): Every December since 2020, I’ve posted my favourite books of the year here. It’s the biggest month of the year for book sales, many of us will catch up with reading over the holidays, and with the space for book reviews in the media shrinking, authors need all the shares they can get. Caveat: there’s no fiction here (I just haven’t read enough this year) but if the list is a little wonky in both senses of the word, I can genuinely say I enjoyed every book.

(Originally posted on LinkedIn): It’s become a habit each December for me to post about the best books that I read this year. For the fourth year, a selection of non-fiction books that I hope you might find interesting.