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Children's books are really cool! They have pictures. They tell stories. They are enjoyed by children and adults alike. And to top it all off, you can make money from them! What's not to like about that!? So if you're someone who KNOWS you want to be a children's book author, this is absolutely for you. This is the gift of A.I. to you, and all you have to do is receive it today and see your dream come true.

One of the upsides of having hundreds of books sent to you for an awards program is that you have a chance to look at everything that was published over the past year in an aggregate form. As we considered titles for the Inc. Non-Obvious Book Awards this year, there were some macro themes that stood out across multiple books that offer a window into the collective zeitgeist of the past year.

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This year, we couldn’t stop hearing about how ChatGPT was going to change the world. But, has it? Humans have finally done the work we’ve only read about in sci-fi novels. Computers can now write poetry (sort of) like Emily Dickinson, create works of art (sort of) like Vincent van Gogh, and write books on Marxist philosophy. So why do our lives feel relatively unchanged?

This week I'm recommending a list of more surprising titles, courtesy of Inc. and entrepreneur Rohit Bhargava. The first Inc. Non-Obvious Book Awards aims to offer founders and business leaders perspectives that they may not normally hear or read. "We are all surrounded by plenty of obvious ideas," says Bhargava, whose Non-Obvious Company has produced its own list of best nonfiction books since 2014. "Our mission since we started was to uncover those ideas that can take you in a fresh and new direction."