These are the most read non-fiction books of 2019

The philosophical book is a conversational one between Iskcon’s Gaur Gopal Das and his wealthy young friend Harry. It talks of the philosophies of life and finding one’s purpose through the journey.

Leadership guru Robin Sharma jotted down his famous 5 am club concept – where an early morning routine has changed lives with an increased productivity and heightened focus. The book follows two struggling people who meet a business tycoon and discover the secrets to success.

Self-help author and entrepreneur Mark Manson’s book caught everyone’s attention as soon as it was released. The witty and humorous book takes readers through the ‘real talk’ beyond positive thinking.

One of the most selling grammar books Word Power Made Easy continues to be a guide for young Indian students. Written by grammarian Norman Lewis, the book was originally published in 1949.

One of the most talked about books in the past few years, Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind is written by Dr Yuval Noah Harari who has a PhD in History from the University of Oxford. The book follows the history of humankind right from the Stone Age to the 21st century.

Jeff Keller is a famous motivational speaker, who has been giving presentations on attitude for the past 20 years. His book Attitude is Everything: Change Your Attitude…Change Your Life! aims to help people work through life with the right attitude.

Robert Kiyosaki’s book is a bestseller that has seen over 27 million copies sold, globally. The book is based on his time spent in Hawaii and the learnings he received from his dad.

Philosopher and yogi Sadhguru’s book Inner Engineering: A Yogi’s Guide to Joy is a transformative book. “My aim in this book is to help make joy your constant companion. To make that happen, this book offers you not a sermon, but a science; not a teaching, but a technology; not a precept, but a path,” said the Sadhguru about the book.

The book was first published in 1999 and has been a bestseller ever since. The book follows Julian Mantle, a rich lawyer who suffers from a heart attack and then gives it all up for a spiritual journey to India.