JPMorgan releases annual summer reading list as vacation season nears

As summer and people are ready to spend holidays, Getaways, barbecue and outdoor walls, I suggested launching the reading lists. Spending some time away from work leaves the time to dig in a new book.

JPMorgan has released the twenty -sixth annual summer reading list, which includes books covering a wide range of topics from the advice of life and notes to inspiration and art.

“The Summer Reading List of 2025 is a celebration of limitless curiosity.” “The challenge of this year’s choices is to think and explore them boldly. With topics ranging from personal values ​​to innovative borders such as artificial intelligence, electric cars and the wonders of the universe-this list was designed to inspire growth and thinking forward.”

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Life advice and training

Many books are included in the category of advice and training with the following titles:

• “Life is in three dimensions: How to make curiosity, exploration and experience a better life is more complete” with the pen of Shihairu Oshi
• “To become you: the installed way to formulate your original life and your professional life” by Suzy Walsh
• “Re -set: How to change what does not work” by Dan Heath

Diaries and purpose of life

• “The next day: transformations, change, and moving forward” by Melinda Gates
• “Iron Hope: Lessons learned from the oppression of the impossible” by James Lawrence
• “The Tell: A Memoir” by Amy Griffin

The Melinda French Gates was shown on the next day: transformations, change, and moving forward “in the Reading List in the summer of 2025 from JPMorgan. (Noam Galai / Getty Images for Clinton Global Biarning / Getty Images)

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Technology and innovation

• “Age of Age: How to change technology and entrepreneurship, the face of the Middle East and North Africa” ​​by Nour Suwaid
• “The Technology Republic: Solid Power, soft belief, and the future
• Unavailable: Inside the chaos, which cannot be stopped, to electric cars, “by Mike Colyas.
• “Artificial Intelligence Education: a fundamental guide to our future paternity” by De Kai

Books were included on artificial intelligence and other technical topics in the JPMorgan summer reading menu. (JAAP Arriens / Nurphoto via Getty Images / Getty Images)

Arts and Culture

• “Mirrorirror: Reflected Store in Contemporary Art” by Michael Petri
• “The Fricks Collection: an American family and the development of taste in the sect
• “Mars: Pictures of NASA Archives” by Nikki Giovanni, James L. Green, Emily Lakdawala, Rob Manning and Margaret A.
• “Live with Flowers” by Green Lauder

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