Michael Lewis

Michael Lewis is an American author and financial journalist known for his insightful explorations of economics and sports. His notable works include "Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game," which examines data-driven decision-making in baseball, and "The Blind Side," which tells the story of football player Michael Oher's rise to success. Lewis's writing often highlights the intersection of finance, sports, and human behavior.

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Books by Michael Lewis

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Moneyball: The Art of Winning an Unfair Game
Michael Lewis
4.3 (101k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
Challenging baseball's traditions, Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane uses data and undervalued players to build a winning team on a small budget.
The Blind Side
Michael Lewis
4.2 (84k) average on GoodreadsBusiness
A homeless, illiterate giant finds family, purpose, and a multi-million dollar destiny on the football field as the protector of a quarterback's blind side, forever changing the game and his own improbable life.