Books that Transform - Classics and Moderns for your Library

There's nothing like getting lost between the lines of a good book. It's a journey with no escape route, where anything can (and will) happen. This selection of classics and new literature promises to entertain, but also to impact and provoke that reflection worthy of 'let's have a coffee and debate?'. Get ready, because this is going to be an intense read!

Timeless classics

"The Count of Monte Cristo" - Alexandre Dumas

Imagine being betrayed and wrongfully imprisoned – a nightmare, right? For Edmond Dantès, this is just the beginning. Not only does he escape from prison, but he returns with an elaborate revenge that would make any soap opera look like a joke. Prepare to lose yourself in the twists and turns of this epic of justice and redemption.

"The Great Gatsby" - F. Scott Fitzgerald

Partying, glamour and disappointment! Welcome to the Jazz Age, where Jay Gatsby is still trying to reclaim a lost love. His parties are legendary, but the real magic lies in the way Fitzgerald unravels the American dream with cutting precision. Who said that showing off everything means having it all?

"Crime and Punishment" - Fyodor Dostoevsky

Raskolnikov is a student with a foolproof plan for the perfect crime – yes, but not really. By committing murder, he enters a psychological spiral that questions morality, guilt and redemption. A read that makes you want to scream at him: "Stop, are you crazy?"

"Moby Dick" - Herman Melville

Board the Pequod with Captain Ahab, a man so obsessed with the white whale you’ll swear you’ve seen him in a modern monster movie. It’s an epic battle between man and nature, with themes as deep as the ocean they sail.

"The Prince" - Niccolò Machiavelli

Be the leader everyone fears—or loves, depending on the day! This power playbook is perfect for anyone who loves a bit of political game, packed with practical tips for everything from ancient wars to modern business meetings. Machiavelli will get you ready for any battle.

Modern and inspiring work

"Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind" - Yuval Noah Harari

Journey from when we were just another monkey on the road to dominating the planet. Harari takes you on a fascinating journey through human evolution, questioning how the hell we got here. It's a story like you've never seen before!

"12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos" - Jordan B. Peterson

Combining psychology, mythology, and practical wisdom, Peterson offers advice on how to capture order amid chaos. The lessons range from everyday behaviors to major life decisions.

"Shoe Dog: A Memoir of the Creator of Nike" - Phil Knight

The story of how one guy turned an idea into a shoe empire. It's like Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, but with sneakers. Phil Knight shares the ups and downs of building Nike, an inspiring read for budding entrepreneurs.

"Atlas Shrugged" - Ayn Rand

Get ready for a manifesto on freedom, individualism, and the challenges of entrepreneurship. Rand challenges you to think about the role of work and the importance of being true to yourself in a world that doesn’t always support that.

"The Art of War" - Sun Tzu

This classic on strategy goes beyond battle to offer lessons applicable to business and life. Sun Tzu illustrates how to win through understanding your opponent, careful planning, and self-control, and remains relevant centuries after it was written.

With this list in hand, you are equipped for a literary journey that goes beyond simple reading. Prepare your mind to be challenged and your spirit to be nourished. Shall we embark?