Books for First-Year Experience at Princeton University Press

BOOKS FOR THE FIRST-YEAR EXPERIENCE^®

Gathered here is a collection of topical titles that will stimulate conversation and critical thinking while engaging students in full discussions of timely, popular subjects. We proudly present you with a list of thought-provoking books ideal for freshman-year reading and first-year seminars. To read sample chapters or watch author interviews click below on the corresponding book cover:

Danticat: Create Dangerously	Nussbaum: Not For Profit	Manegold: Ten Hills Farm	Bennett: Beyond UFOs

Buruma: Taming the Gods	Lepore: The Whites of Their Eyes	Suri/Bal: A Certain Ambiguity	Oz: How to Cure a Fanatic

Akerlof/Shiller: Animal Spirits	Coyle: The Soulful Science	Dionne: Souled Out	Gates: Lincoln on Race & Slavery

Frankfurt: On Bullshit	Hulsman/Mitchell: The Godfather Doctrine	Hutson: The Founders on Religion	Leeson: The Invisible Hook

Moskos: Cop in the Hood	Roberts: The Price of Everything	Waldfogel: Scroogenomics	Weinstein/Adam: Guesstimation

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If you have selected one of these books for your freshman reading program and would like to order copies for your students, your bookstore may direct their order to: Alison_Anuzis@press.princeton.edu

Institutions interested in purchasing bulk quantities of these books for student giveaways should contact: Alison_Anuzis@press.princeton.edu

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