Bill Gates, who was once known as the richest person in the world and came to the fore with the conspiracy theories put forward for the coronavirus and the divorce decision he made with his wife Melinda, is also a very good book reader apart from his magazine and business person identity. Moreover, Gates regularly shares the books he added to his list on his personal blog.
Bill Gates, who shared a content called ‘5 reading suggestions for the summer’ on both the GatesNotes website and the YouTube channel that bears his name, presented a list that can be useful for those who are looking for something new to read in the summer.
The theme of the new book recommendation list shared by Bill Gates focuses on the idea of conflict, which is accepted to exist between man and nature. While the COVID-19 pandemic reminds us once again that modern humans are in a fight with nature; It may be a good choice to read a book on the human-nature conflict these days, when we spend the second summer of the pandemic.
5 books Bill Gates Recommends to Read in the Summer
- Lights Out: Pride, Delusion, and the Fall of General Electric – Thomas Gryta and Ted Mann
- Under a White Sky: The Nature of the Future – Elizabeth Kolbert
- A Promised Land – Barack Obama
- The Overstory – Richard Powers
- An Elegant Defense: The Extraordinary New Science of the Immune System: A Tale in Four Lives – Matt Richtel
Bill Gates’s video for book recommendations
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