What is Arianna reading? This next pick will be her sixth since we launched Huffington Post Books. It's something that you do every day, you like it sometimes and at others you don't. You're probably taking a break from it to read this post. You won't want to miss the discussion that will appear across the site about this next book and issue because it's going to change your life--in fact it will change everybody's lives for the better if we can all get together to exchange ideas on what's right about it, what's wrong about it and come up with a bunch of brilliant new ideas. We'll have lots of guest bloggers as well as our usual live video event. So come back tomorrow for Arianna's blog introducing our new pick.
We've just wrapped up our discussion of Simon Johnson and James Kwak's "13 Bankers."
And if you've missed any of the live discussions with our other HuffPost Book Club authors, take a look at these:
Carl Honore's "In Praise of Slowness"
Janine Wedel's "Shadow Elite"
Jeremy Rifkin's "Empathic Civilization"
Matthew Bishop and Michael Green's "The Road From Ruin"
13 Bankers is the rare book than can actually have an impact on the vital debate happening right now in Washington. READ MORE Why the Fight for Financial Reform Needs to Get Much More Personal When it comes to the fight over financial reform, Democrats are making the same mistake they did with health care: failing to put the effect reform would have on the lives of real Americans front and center. READ MORE Announcing HuffPost's Twitter Editions We are launching Twitter editions for each of our 19 sections -- a mash-up of breaking tweets and HuffPost stories that are attracting interest on Twitter. READ MORE WATCH: Arianna Discusses RNC's "Bondage-Gate" with Joy Behar WATCH: Arianna Spars with Rudy Giuliani Over Rubio, Kerik, and Waterboarding on Morning Joe
Simon Johnson: Brown-Kaufman Amendment: The State Of Play
The supporters of big banks will go down hard in November and in 2012; there are no secrets over this kind of time frame. But by then it will be too late for this cycle of financial reform.
Mark Thoma: 13 Bankers: Why It's Essential That Universities Return To Teaching Economic History
13 Bankers is essential reading for any economist who wants to understand what triggered financial panics in the past, what policies worked or failed and why, and how it relates to today.
When a Sitcom Parties With Arianna Huffington
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