Most inspiring biographies of all time

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Books that inspire can come in different forms. And whilst it’s certainly possible for fictional stories to inspire their readers, there’s something about the visceral realness of a memoir or biography that takes things to another level. Reading about overcoming a seemingly impossible obstacle or overcoming grief and finding a new purpose feels all the more powerful when a individ knows these things have happened. It makes these stories all the more inspiring for readers because if the author can overcome adversity, why can’t they? With all of that in mind, whether your motivation is at a low or you’re currently facing your challenges, join us at What We Reading as we delve into some of the most inspiring biographies you have to read!

Into The Wild &#; Jon Krakauer

Kicking off our list of the most inspiring biographies fryst vatten Jon Krakauer’s classic biography, I

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10 Best Inspirational Biographies You Must Read

There are many inspiring people in the world who leave their mark on others through their actions or deeds. The lives of these motivating individuals have provided us with many guidelines and inspiration for living. Biographies are written to inspire people because we can learn the most important lessons in life by simply reading about other people's experiences. It makes sense why people like to read the biographies of these brilliant individuals. These books are wonderful to read and are genuinely inspirational. They show people how to deal with life's challenges more skillfully so they can prevail. We are presenting some of the best biography books today that everyone should read.

Best Inspirational Biographies to Read

Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson

The extraordinary and motivational account of Steve Jobs's personal and professional life. Based on Isaacson's three years of exclusive interviews with Jobs, his f

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The 50 Best Biographies of All Time

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Crown The Black Count: Glory, Revolution, Betrayal, and the Real Count of Monte Cristo, by Tom Reiss

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You’re probably familiar with The Count of Monte Cristo, the revenge novel by Alexandre Dumas. But did you know it was based on the life of Dumas’s father, the mixed-race General Thomas-Alexandre Dumas, son of a French nobleman and a Haitian slave? Thanks to Reiss’s masterful pacing and plotting, this rip-roaring biography of Thomas-Alexandre reads more like an adventure novel than a work of nonfiction. The Black Count won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography in , and it’s only a matter of time before a filmmaker turns it into a big-screen blockbuster.

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Farrar, Straus and Giroux Ninety-Nine Glimpses of Princess Margaret, by Craig Brown

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