JP Morgan's 11 must-read books for the summer, from AI to F1

Charles Duhigg's “Supercommunicators: How to Unlock the Secret Language of Connection” is a deep dive into the latest research on how to have better conversations.

The former New York Times reporter highlights a range of examples, including jury room divisions and CIA agents wiretapping foreign sources.

Jonathan Haidt's latest book tackles what the social psychologist calls “the great rewiring of childhood” and addresses the profound impact that smartphones are having on young people's lives.

He argues that parents and governments need to act now to address rising levels of sleep deprivation, loneliness and addiction among children.

In “Giants,” Swizz Beatz and Alicia Keys“The Dean Collection,” running concurrently with the Brooklyn Museum exhibition, will feature work by about 40 groundbreaking Black artists, including Jean-Michel Basquiat and Gordon Parks.

Earlier this month, Bill Gates took to social media to endorse “Brave New Words,” a book by Salman Khan, founder and CEO of the nonprofit Khan Academy.

The book argues that advances in AI will transform education, and offers a guide for teachers, parents and students to navigate a rapidly changing world.

Fawn Weaver, who founded Uncle Nearest in 2017, becoming the first African-American woman to lead a major alcohol brand, reflects on her journey uncovering the life of Nearest Green, who played a pivotal role in the development of Jack Daniel's.

Thanks to the huge popularity of Netflix's “Drive to Survive” and new races in Miami and Las Vegas, F1 has become one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States.

Clegg and Robinson, who also co-authored the definitive book on the rise of Premier League soccer, have teamed up again to give readers an inside look at the history and future of F1.

Published by Assouline, this coffee table book showcases 22 lesser known travel spots, from a remote Croatian monastery to a Japanese townhouse.

JPMorgan describes the title as “a fresh perspective on the diverse and evolving facets of travel today.”

Adam Pearson's “Finding Fortunato” tells the story of the Peruvian entrepreneurial family that discovered the Nacional White cocoa bean and began manufacturing what became known as the “Rolex of chocolate.”

In her new book, Laura Mae Martin, a Google productivity advisor who previously worked at Alphabet for over a decade, offers easy-to-follow steps to boosting your productivity and avoiding burnout.

Actor Jake Gyllenhaal, his childhood best friend Greta Caruso and illustrator Dan Santat teamed up to write this ode to uncles, aunts, nieces and nephews.

To celebrate its 225th anniversary, JPMorgan featured the book, which reflects the company's origins as a water company.

Gary White and Matt Damon outline a trial-and-error approach to solving the water crisis, highlighting the role that collective action plays.