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Megyn Kelly's book list: the books mentioned on The Megyn Kelly Show
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Recently mentioned books
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Sense and Sensibility
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Born to Run
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Protocols
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The Abolition of Man
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Brady
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Mommy's Little Girl
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Rise of the New Puritans
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Swan Song (Forsyte Chronicles)
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The Insider
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DIANA, MY SISTER
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Spare
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The rocking horse winner
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The 1619 Project
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Trump: The Art of the Deal
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The Lazarus Files
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Imperfect Justice
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Diana
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Hitch-22
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Not That Kind of Girl
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Summer on the Bluffs
Most recommended on The Megyn Kelly Show
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Irreversible Damage
Abigail Shrier's book Irreversible Damage was frequently recommended by Megyn Kelly on The Megyn Kelly Show across multiple episodes between 2022 and 2024. Kelly praised the book as a game-changer and a must-read that sounded an early alarm on the social contagion of transgender identification among adolescent girls, building upon Dr. Lisa Littman's research. Guests such as Arthur Aidala also referenced the book to discuss modern counseling practices, parental caution, and gender dysphoria.
Discussed“That's why Abigail Shrier named her book Irreversible Damage. That's what comes next.”
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Hillbilly Elegy
J.D. Vance's memoir Hillbilly Elegy was discussed and recommended across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly and guest Rich Lowry praised the book as a compelling and heartbreaking read that offers valuable insight into Vance's background, with Kelly recommending it to listeners and public figures alike. Other guests, such as Alan C. Mack and Danny Strong, referenced the memoir to draw parallels between the book's stark portrayal of Appalachia and real-life struggles with addiction and regional hardship.
Discussed“He's got a new book he's promoting all about his faith, which I'm very much looking forward to discussing with him.”
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Spare
Across multiple episodes in 2026, Megyn Kelly and her guests frequently discussed Prince Harry's memoir "Spare." Kelly analyzed the book's revelations about Prince William and Princess Diana's funeral, noted that it was written with a ghostwriter, and discussed it in relation to royal aides and Earl Spencer. Dan Wootton referenced Prince Harry's derogatory description of a royal aide within the autobiography, and Emily Jashinsky noted Netflix's surprise regarding the publication of the memoir.
Discussed“Maybe he saw the success of Harry's book Spare and decided it might be an opportunity for him.”
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1984
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly and guests including Monica Crowley, Father Calvin Robinson, Hotep Jesus, Michael Brendan Dougherty, Buck Sexton, and Gavin de Becker discussed George Orwell's 1984. The speakers variously cited the novel as a warning against totalitarianism and Soviet Russia, a reflection on rewriting history, a comparison to modern censorship and thought policing, and a title that surged back onto bestseller lists.
Discussed“we've gotten to a point now where it's happening so fast that 1984 is becoming a reality thought police word police language police in Scotland”
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Ask Not
Across multiple episodes between 2024 and 2026 of The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly and guest Maureen Callahan repeatedly discussed and recommended Callahan's book Ask Not: The Kennedys and the Women They Destroyed. Kelly frequently praised the title as a must-read summer book filled with bizarre family details, historical anecdotes, and insights into the Kennedy family history with women, while Callahan also encouraged the audience to read it.
Discussed“What's so crazy about this morning, you and I have been talking about this since you wrote Ask Not, is that John F. Kennedy Jr., in your view, clearly had a death wish.”
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Good Energy
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly recommended Casey Means and Calley Means's book Good Energy across multiple episodes between late 2024 and late 2025. She praised it as a must-read, highlighted its practical wellness tools and coverage of regenerative agriculture, and suggested it as a great holiday gift for listeners.
Recommended“Like, to me it's like you and Casey went on Tucker's show to talk about your book Good Energy, which I highly recommend.”
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The Real Anthony Fauci
The Real Anthony Fauci by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was discussed extensively on The Megyn Kelly Show. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. appeared on the program to urge listeners to read specific chapters detailing allegations regarding vaccines and sterilization drugs. Megyn Kelly discussed her initial hesitation to read the book, how a friend convinced her to give it a try, and its role in propelling the author to prominence as health secretary.
Discussed“what sparked Bobby Kennedy's Resurrection from the disinformation Dozen leader to the health secretary right now it was his book The Real Anthony fouchy”
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White Fragility
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly and various guests frequently discussed Dr. Robin DiAngelo's book White Fragility. Guests like Dan Turrentine and Matt Walsh referenced reading or reacting to the book in political contexts, while Douglas Murray and Megyn Kelly critiqued its contents, including its recommendations for racial interactions and its role in diversity trainings. Kelly also examined the massive surge in popularity and financial success the book experienced following George Floyd's death, while other guests like Charlie Kirk noted its promotion by teachers unions.
Discussed“I think most Republicans will say he's not going to make them read white fragility he's not going to talk about white rage”
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How to Be an Antiracist
Ibram X. Kendi's How to Be an Antiracist was discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show by guests and the host, including Bari Weiss, Dr. Tabia Lee, Nicole Levitt, Douglas Murray, Jack Carr, and Megyn Kelly. Speakers debated its inclusion in military and school curricula, critiqued its core premises regarding discrimination, and referenced its arguments.
Discussed“I mean the white tears meme comes from the robin D'Angelo book um how to be an anti-racist where she says”
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The Coddling of the American Mind
Jonathan Haidt and Greg Lukianoff's book "The Coddling of the American Mind" was recommended and discussed multiple times on The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly and Scott Galloway both strongly praised the book, with Galloway highlighting its insights into the emerging epidemic of teen depression and campus culture. Greg Lukianoff and Megyn Kelly also discussed the widespread success of the book, its exploration of independent thinking, and its critique of helicopter parenting.
Discussed“I think because of my first book or my last book Coddling of the American Mind, people think that what Height and I are saying is that for most of my career until 2013 like”
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The Gift of Fear
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Gavin de Becker's book The Gift of Fear was discussed across multiple episodes by Megyn Kelly, Maureen Callahan, and James R. Fitzgerald. The hosts and guests frequently recommended the book, citing its insights on innate female intuition, the importance of listening to instincts when feeling uncomfortable, and the dangers of ignoring warning signs from stalkers or glorifying mass shooters.
Discussed“Which is just this is right up Gavin de Becker's. I know you work for with him for years, James, but we ignore the gift of fear. Like so many women do it. We ignore the gift of fear.”
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Woke, Inc.
Vivek Ramaswamy's book Woke, Inc. was discussed across several episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show by host Megyn Kelly, the author himself, and guests like Bill Ackman, Jamil Jivani, and Stu Burguiere. Participants referenced the book to analyze corporate political agendas, the fusion of social agendas with corporate interests, and how the themes related to Ramaswamy's political career and public commentary.
Discussed“my first kind of uh Insight uh you know VC who was a friend of mine uh gave me a draft of his book woke Inc and uh and I read it and it really resonated with me”
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Apocalypse Never
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly recommended and discussed Michael Shellenberger's book Apocalypse Never during discussions and interviews regarding climate change, environmental policies, and previous podcast episodes.
Discussed“he wrote the book apocalypse never on the environment”
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Beautiful Things
On several episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show in June 2024 and February 2023, Megyn Kelly and her guests discussed Hunter Biden's memoir, Beautiful Things. Kelly read excerpts from the book during interviews, highlighting passages about Biden's relationships following his divorce and his extensive admissions of past drug use around the time of a gun purchase. She also noted that prosecution teams utilized audio excerpts from Biden's own reading of the audiobook during legal proceedings. Additionally, Kelly referenced discussions from other media figures, such as Brian Stelter, regarding the release and promotional tour of the memoir.
Discussed“Here's an excerpt from his book, speaking about you and potentially others: 'The other woman I'd been with during rampages since my divorce were hardly the dating type; we would satisfy our immediate needs and little else.”
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Becoming
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly brought up Michelle Obama's memoir, Becoming, across multiple episodes in 2024, 2025, and 2026. Kelly referenced the book—often pointing out the title and the author's face on the cover—to criticize Michelle Obama's public persona, self-confidence, ego, and perceived grievances, contrasting her background with her public complaints.
Discussed“Because you wrote a book called Becoming about yourself, how becoming you are.”
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Diary of a Stage Mother's Daughter
Across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly referenced her friend Melissa Francis's memoir Diary of a Stage Mother's Daughter while discussing the complex, overbearing relationships between child stars and their mothers. Kelly praised Francis's humor and highlighted stories from the book regarding the immense financial pressure placed on young actors from Little House on the Prairie, as well as the anxiety surrounding parental mental illness.
Discussed“Melissa Francis, my dear friend, wrote a whole memoir called Diary of a Stage Mother's Daughter, and she starred as um the new Engles daughter in the sort of second iteration of Little House on the Prairie once the original cast had aged out.”
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The Dying Citizen
Victor Davis Hanson's book The Dying Citizen was frequently introduced and discussed by Megyn Kelly on The Megyn Kelly Show during the author's guest appearances between 2021 and 2023. Kelly praised the book as a must-read and referenced its arguments regarding progressive elites, tribalism, and globalism.
Recommended“he's also the author of the book The dying citizen how Progressive Elites tribalism and globalism are destroying the idea of americ America”
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Trump: The Art of the Deal
Megyn Kelly, Emily Jashinsky, Tom Bevan, Link Lauren, and Camille Foster referenced Trump: The Art of the Deal by Donald J. Trump and Tony Schwartz across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show between March 2023 and September 2026. The hosts and guests repeatedly brought up the book to analyze, explain, and contextualize Donald Trump's negotiation tactics, foreign policy stances, and maximalist political strategies regarding Greenland, tariffs, and international relations. Additionally, Megyn Kelly announced a separate upcoming release by Trump titled Letters to Trump.
Discussed“Mr. Trump's initial position in the early days of his second term related to Greenland was that anything less than the US ownership was unacceptable, but Mr. Trump often seeks maximalist positions and ultimately settles for something less, a tactic outlined in his art of the deal book.”
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When the Night Comes Falling
On various episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show between 2024 and 2026, Megyn Kelly frequently discussed and promoted Howard Blum's book When the Night Comes Falling, A Requiem for the Idaho Student Murders. Kelly introduced Blum on multiple occasions as a bestselling author and featured his ongoing investigative reporting regarding the Idaho student murders case.
Discussed“A lot to unpack here. We're going to bring in our Kelly's Court panel in a moment, but first someone who knows more about this case than just about anyone, Howard Bloom, the author of When the Night Comes Falling, which is all about this case.”
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Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother
Amy Chua's Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother was frequently referenced on The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly praised the book multiple times, discussing cultural differences in parenting, academic drive, and high parental expectations. Kelly also noted Chua's influence on J.D. Vance regarding his memoir. Other guests, including Michael Moynihan, cited the book when examining the academic success of first-generation immigrant children in elite educational settings.
Discussed“battle battle him of the tiger mother yeah and she's book she's like yeah she's she's awesome I'm in love with Amy Chua”
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Dopesick
Beth Macy's book Dopesick was mentioned across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. In December 2021 and April 2026, Danny Strong praised the book and its author for their contributions to his own project on the opioid crisis. Megyn Kelly recommended the book and its television adaptation while previewing an upcoming true crime special. Additionally, guests Alex Berenson and Robert F. Kennedy Jr., along with Megyn Kelly in November 2024, brought up the book and series to discuss the opioid epidemic, corporate capture of the FDA, and government collusion with pharmaceutical companies.
Discussed“A book called Painkiller, book called Dreamland. uh my horror grew even more and I just thought I have to do this.”
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How to Read the Bible
The Bible and related commentaries came up across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Hosts and guests such as Sean Spicer, Pete Hegseth, and Dennis Prager referenced the text in conversations ranging from post-crisis surges in faith and personal transformation to historical perspectives on poverty and meaning.
Discussed“Sat n the story of what we have faced in America is a question that started in the first book of the Bible with the first siblings.”
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Original Sin
Megyn Kelly on The Megyn Kelly Show frequently referenced the release of Original Sin by Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson, interviewing the authors about their reporting on the behind-the-scenes panic within the Democratic party regarding President Joe Biden's cognitive decline.
Discussed“In minutes, I will be joined by CNN's Jake Tapper and Axios's Alex Thompson regarding their new book. It's called Original Sin: President Biden's Decline, Its Coverup, and His Disastrous Choice to Run Again.”
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Rise of the New Puritans
Noah Rothman's book 'Rise of the New Puritans' was frequently brought up on The Megyn Kelly Show by host Megyn Kelly and guest Douglas Murray. The speakers recommended the book and referenced its core thesis while discussing free speech culture, speech policing, and the puritanical tendencies of the woke left in extinguishing joy and cancelling individuals over minor issues.
Recommended“This is reminding me of Noah Rothman's great book, New Puritans, which is so excellent. I urge everybody to read it.”
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To Kill a Mockingbird
To Kill a Mockingbird by Harper Lee came up multiple times across different episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Mark Geragos compared a hostile trial atmosphere to the American South portrayed in the book. Jenna Bush Hager and Megyn Kelly discussed its removal from certain school curricula rather than libraries. Andrew Klavan used it as an example of a book that taught against bigotry. Victor Davis Hanson noted that school districts had banned the text, and Megyn Kelly later brought up the novel in a discussion about media critiques of white savior tropes, while Ramona Bessinger mentioned it when discussing canonical high school literature.
Discussed“You know, I grew up reading uh Tequilla Mockingbird and it had that kind of a feel to it. Uh at least from my standpoint.”
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Gender Queer
Gender Queer by Maia Kobabe was discussed on several episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show by Megyn Kelly, Emily Jashinsky, Charlie Kirk, and Asra Nomani. The speakers brought up the book during conversations concerning school library content, challenged books, and inappropriate sexual passages found within school materials.
Discussed“Here's one that we've talked about gender queer”
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Independent
On multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show in late 2025, Megyn Kelly discussed Karine Jean-Pierre's memoir Independent. Kelly brought up the book during various news segments and interviews, highlighting its premise that the author was stepping away from partisan politics. She critiqued the project by pointing out a stark contradiction between the book's title and Jean-Pierre's unwavering loyalty to Joe Biden.
Discussed“She's literally on camera talking about a book that she wrote titled Independent. How she's different from the Democrat.”
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Original Sin
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and her guests Jake Tapper and Alex Thompson frequently discussed their newly released book, Original Sin: President Biden's Decline: It's Cover Up and His Disastrous Choice to Run again. Kelly highlighted the subtitle, referenced passages regarding cognitive decline on page four, and noted the negative reception the book faced on The View, while Tapper and Thompson defended their choice to address the media's handling of the story.
Discussed“um some when Alex and I talked about doing the book uh I think the day before election day.”
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Please Stop Helping Us
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly and guest Matt Walsh discussed Jason L. Riley's book Please Stop Helping Us. Kelly and Walsh recommended the book and referenced its arguments to support the perspective that federal government interventions have negatively impacted Black Americans.
Recommended“Jason Riley, who happens to be black, author of the must-read book, Please Stop Helping Us, in which he argues government interventions have harmed black Americans, set the scene in the Wall Street Journal in 2021.”
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Second Class
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly frequently discussed and recommended Batya Ungar-Sargon's book Second Class across multiple episodes between March 2024 and May 2025. Kelly introduced Ungar-Sargon as an author, promoted the book during interview segments, pointed it out on screen, and used the title to examine how the American working class has been impacted by political shifts.
Recommended“Our friend Bata Angaran is here now. She's a free pressed columnist and author of the book Second Class: How the Elites Betrayed America's Working Men and Women.”
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Stranger Beside Me
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and Maureen Callahan repeatedly discussed The Stranger Beside Me by Ann Rule, noting its insights into Ted Bundy and drawing parallels to other criminal cases.
Discussed“Wound up. What was the name of that book? It was so good. Stranger beside me.”
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107 Days
On multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly discussed 107 Days by Kamala Harris, noting the official release of the memoir, the backlash from Democrats, and speculations surrounding the author's political future.
Discussed“Miss Harris last week announcing new dates for her book tour promoting 107 days for 2026, including stops in cities with large black voting populations”
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Animal Farm
George Orwell's Animal Farm was discussed across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Monica Crowley brought up the book to illustrate how it serves as a warning against totalitarian systems rather than an instruction manual, connecting it to government control and Orwellian tactics. Yeonmi Park explained that reading the novel helped her understand totalitarianism and the fate of her home country of North Korea. Additionally, Victor Davis Hanson referenced the book to compare the hypocrisy of modern woke elites to the behavior of the pigs in the novel.
Discussed“I read that and I read animal farm that I read some of his letters”
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Bad Therapy
Abigail Shrier's book Bad Therapy came up multiple times on The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly referenced the text during discussions about trauma-informed therapy, modern school counseling practices, and the psychological impact of gentle parenting and dark comfort rooms in middle schools.
Discussed“Abigail Shrier wrote a book about this recently, __ bad therapy.”
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Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone
J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone was mentioned across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show between 2021 and 2026. Speakers including Dave Chappelle, Kmele Foster, and Josh Holmes discussed various aspects of the franchise, ranging from Rowling's independent authorship and the cultural backlash she faced, to corporate decisions surrounding reunion specials and the renaming of Quidditch due to controversies.
Discussed“My god, JK Rowling wrote all the Harry Potter books by herself. She sold so many books”
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It Ends With Us
It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover came up on The Megyn Kelly Show during discussions surrounding the drama and legal battles tied to its film adaptation. Megyn Kelly and her guests, including Maureen Callahan and Sasha Stone, referenced the bestselling novel—which centers on domestic violence—while examining controversies involving the movie's star, Blake Lively, and producer Justin Baldoni.
Discussed“it ends with us about domestic violence it was his movie that he bought the rights for from the woman who wrote the book Colleen hoover”
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Lean In
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly, Vivek Ramaswamy, and Emily Jashinsky discussed Sheryl Sandberg's book Lean In across several episodes. Megyn Kelly brought up the 2013 bestseller while examining contrasting mindsets regarding hard work, victimhood, and Michelle Obama's critiques of the text. Emily Jashinsky also mentioned the book to highlight how workplace trends and women's priorities shifted in the post-COVID world compared to when the book was originally published.
Discussed“remember she she she clapped back at Cheryl Samberg's lean-in, you know, and there was plenty to criticize with Cheryl Sandberg's Lean In, but like Michelle Obama at that time was like, you know, that doesn't always work.”
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Man's Search for Meaning
Viktor E. Frankl's Man's Search for Meaning was discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show in episodes spanning from 2022 to 2025. Guests like Charlie Kirk, Rod Blagojevich, and Lewis Howes, along with host Megyn Kelly, reflected on the book's lessons regarding finding purpose in suffering and maintaining the freedom to choose one's attitude during extreme adversity.
Discussed“It's like one of the most famous books on earth like Man for Meaning. What is it? The Man's Search for Meaning. Thank you very much. uh by Victor Frankl.”
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Not My First Rodeo
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Kristi Noem's memoir 'Not My First Rodeo' was discussed across multiple episodes in 2024 and 2025 by guests like Carl Cannon and Buck Sexton, alongside host Megyn Kelly. Speakers debated controversies surrounding the book, including an edited-out story involving the author's dog that later re-emerged during a publicity tour, leading to publisher revisions in the audiobook version. Commentators compared the situation and public scrutiny to other political figures.
Discussed“Well, she put that in her first book, uh, which came out a few years ago, but the editors there took it out.”
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Outlive
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly frequently discussed Outlive by Peter Attia and Bill Gifford, celebrating its long run on the New York Times bestseller list and noting its insights into longevity and public health. Kelly also referenced the book's introduction while discussing Attia's background and personal life.
Discussed“I've read part of Outlive. I think it's in the introduction.”
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REVENGE
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly frequently brought up Tom Bower's book Revenge to discuss Meghan Markle's background, past relationships, and social ambitions. Kelly mentioned the book ahead of Bower's guest appearance and cited its contents during discussions with other guests.
Discussed“again back to Tom Bauer's book Revenge if you read about her history all she she desperate”
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The 1619 Project
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly referenced The 1619 Project by Nikole Hannah-Jones to discuss the author's background and historical narratives. Eliana Johnson used the project to describe a favored media narrative, while Charlie Kirk brought it up to criticize its promotion during the Biden administration and praise an executive order by Donald Trump.
Discussed“Yesterday we talked to you about Nicole Hannah Jones, the writer of the 1619 project that said America was founded on all about slavery.”
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The Tell
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and a podcast clip of Gwyneth Paltrow discussed Amy Griffin's memoir The Tell. While Paltrow enthusiastically recommended the book as life-changing, Megyn Kelly dedicated multiple segments to discussing a lawsuit alleging that Griffin stole the book's story of sexual assault, along with reader and survivor reviews questioning its truthfulness.
Discussed“Plus, author Amy Griffin is now suing the woman who alleges Amy stole her story for her best-seller, The Tell.”
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Under Siege
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly recommended Eric Trump's book Under Siege: My Family's Fight to Save Our Nation, encouraging listeners to pre-order it so it would reach the top of bestseller lists. In later episodes, Kelly brought up the book again while discussing Eric Trump publicly casting doubt on the investigation into Thomas Crooks, and when speaking with guests about his family's experiences.
Discussed“And then interestingly, Eric Trump, who in his book Under Siege and separately has been publicly casting doubt on this investigation, saying, "I I don't know why we know so little about this guy, Crooks.”
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Up From Slavery
Booker T. Washington's autobiography, Up From Slavery, was discussed across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Larry Elder cited the 1901 work to illustrate historical optimism and self-reliance shortly after the end of slavery. Dr. Carol Swain mentioned reading the book as a child, while Dr. William B. Allen and Victor Davis Hanson referenced the text to support their commentary on Florida's curriculum standards regarding slavery.
Discussed“I mean going way back to Booker T on Booker Washington when he wrote up from slavery that was his theme”
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War Against the Jews
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly discussed and recommended Alan Dershowitz's book War Against the Jews. She highlighted its publication following the events of October 7, mentioned its insights on Hamas, and suggested at the end of an episode that Senator Chuck Schumer should read it.
Discussed“joining me now to discuss Alan DT professor ameritus at Harvard Law School and author of the books get Trump and war against the Jews”
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Young Man in a Hurry
Megyn Kelly and Emily Jashinsky discussed Gavin Newsom's memoir, Young Man in a Hurry, across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Kelly mentioned the book in connection with a bulk-purchase controversy and a controversial speech he gave in Georgia, while Jashinsky and Kelly both noted that the strategically timed memoir arrived as Newsom eyed a 2028 presidential campaign.
Critiqued“donate anything to my political group and I will send you a copy of my book, Young Man in a Hurry, a memoir of discovery.”
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12 Rules for Life
12 Rules for Life by Jordan B. Peterson was discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show. Host Megyn Kelly shared that she initially approached the book with skepticism due to critics before reading it and finding it brilliant. In a later episode, a guest also referenced Jordan Peterson's famous self-help advice regarding cleaning one's room, which is linked to his broader body of work and self-help philosophy.
Discussed“he's sold 14 million books in the past couple of years it's pretty impressive but most recently he authored we who wrestle with God perceptions of the Divine and he's also the host of The Daily wires the Jordan B Peterson podcast and founder of Peterson Academy which I have to tell you I've spent a fair amount of time”
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America is the Poem
America is the Poem by Joseph Massey was promoted on The Megyn Kelly Show by host Megyn Kelly. Kelly repeatedly encouraged the audience to purchase the gorgeous poetry book on Amazon, noting that it was based on a piece Massey wrote before an inauguration and highlighting its rapid rise on the bestseller lists following his appearance.
Recommended“You can buy his books including America is the poem to see more of his writings.”
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Audition
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly discussed Barbara Walters's autobiography Audition across multiple episodes. Kelly shared that reading the memoir changed her perspective, describing how it offered profound parenting and life lessons while revealing Walters's laser-focused, star-seeking pursuit of career success over family.
Discussed“The thing about Barbara Walters that I just have never been able to get past having read her autobiography audition when it first came out. I think it was 2007 or eight. Um is that it was all she had. Mhm. The the news, her pursuit of stardom, and those who knew her, and they say this in the documentary,”
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Bad Blood
On The Megyn Kelly Show, John Carreyrou's Bad Blood came up multiple times during discussions about Elizabeth Holmes and the Theranos trial. Marcia Clark praised the book as very well written and researched, strongly recommending it to the audience. Megyn Kelly noted that the book evolved into a podcast that she also recommended, and Vivek Ramaswamy mentioned reading it to understand the Theranos scandal.
Discussed“Megan I don't know what I've seen in the documentaries and and uh read in in the book about her bad blood”
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BOMBSHELL FOR THE BOSS
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly referenced the movie Bombshell across several episodes. Kelly discussed the film's portrayal of the sexual harassment scandal at Fox News, criticized its fictionalized characters, and referenced actors' roles in the movie when analyzing unrelated public controversies.
Discussed“I remember he played Roger Ailes in that movie Bombshell and was so quick to come out and like all over Fox News, Roger Ailes.”
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly discussed Roald Dahl's book Charlie and the Chocolate Factory while talking about her love for the story, meeting actors from the film, and addressing publishers revising classic children's books to remove offensive language.
Discussed“I love Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. I love the book. I love the movie. I love it all.”
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Coming apart
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Emily Jashinsky frequently discussed Charles Murray's book Coming Apart across multiple episodes. Jashinsky praised the work as one of the most important books of recent decades, using it to illustrate how class sorting, cultural polarization, and geographic isolation divide the nation and fuel political rhetoric.
Discussed“Charles Murray wrote a great book in 2012 about how we are coming apart. That was the name of the book”
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Common Sense
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Jonathan Turley and Megyn Kelly discussed Thomas Paine's historical pamphlet Common Sense. They noted its status as an early bestseller and its role as a spark for the American Revolution and free expression.
Discussed“And he ended up writing the first best-seller, Common Sense, that was credited by many with being the spark that caused the American Revolution.”
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Digital Madness
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly discussed and recommended Digital Madness by Nicholas Kardaras across episodes in 2022 and 2023. She praised the book for addressing social media's impact on mental health and generational mental health crises, encouraging listeners to purchase it and highlighting points made by the author regarding American teenagers.
Discussed“he has a book called digital Madness and he made the point in it that um if you ask the average American Teenager”
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Finding Freedom
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Dan Wootton and Megyn Kelly discussed Omid Scobie and Carolyn Durand's book Finding Freedom across multiple episodes. Dan Wootton referenced the book when criticizing Omid Scobie's social media countdown clock and when accusing Prince Harry and Meghan Markle of lying about their cooperation with the authors. Megyn Kelly's guest also mentioned the biography while discussing Meghan's alleged collaboration with the writers.
Discussed“Their odd little mouthpiece, that weird little guy Omid Scobie who wrote the book Finding Freedom, he had to apologize because he posted on X a really crass countdown clock to 6:00 p.m.”
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Get Trump
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly discussed Alan Dershowitz's book Get Trump across several episodes surrounding the legal proceedings involving Donald Trump. Kelly introduced Dershowitz as her guest, explicitly referencing the full title, Get Trump: The Threat to Civil Liberties, Due Process, and Our Constitutional Rule of Law, and noted its availability on Amazon.
Discussed“joining me now to discuss Alan DT professor ameritus at Harvard Law School and author of the books get Trump and war against the Jews”
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Holy Bible (NIV)
The Holy Bible (NIV) was discussed across episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show by Megyn Kelly, Shawn Ryan, and Dennis Quaid. The speakers reflected on reading the Bible cover to cover, its relevance to current world events, and how its text influenced personal faith and significant life changes.
Discussed“And it's all in that book; everything we're seeing happening right now isn't that how you started just reading the Bible?”
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It Started with a Whisper
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly recommended Rob Shuter's debut novel It Started with a Whisper, describing it as a fun summer read based on celebrity culture and entertainment industry experiences, while hosting the author across multiple episodes.
Discussed“He's a reporter. He's author of the novel It Started with a Whisper, and he's a regular on The Nerve at Night with our pal Moren Callahan.”
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Lone Survivor
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly mentioned Lone Survivor by Marcus Luttrell when discussing military-industrial issues, SEAL Team missions in Afghanistan, and during a Veterans Day tribute, noting the story of survival and the subsequent book and film adaptation.
Discussed“Marcus Latrell his whole story was told in Lone Survivor they made a movie out of it with Mark Wahlberg and his brother”
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Mein Kampf
Adolf Hitler's book Mein Kampf was referenced on The Megyn Kelly Show by guests Larry Elder and Peter Boghossian, as well as by host Megyn Kelly, in contexts involving historical political rhetoric, grievance studies paper hoaxes, and news reports regarding militant groups.
Discussed“Ronald Reagan gets his fascist precepts in the pages of mine comp”
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Mommy's Little Girl
Megyn Kelly discussed Diane Fanning's book Mommy's Little Girl across several episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Kelly used the text to reconstruct the arguments between Cindy and Casey Anthony and to detail Cindy Anthony's statements and reactions during the police search for Kaylee.
Discussed“Writer Diane Fanning gives one account. Years after the incident, she will work from the police file to reconstruct the night. Here's how she describes it in her book, "Mommy's Little Girl." Cindy is catching onto one of her daughter's lies and confronts her. She slams photos down on the table one at a time of Casey at a "no”
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Pride and Prejudice
Jane Austen's novel Pride and Prejudice was referenced across several episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly brought up the BBC adaptation while comparing guest commentary to characters in literature and discussing political columns, while guest Oliver Burkeman also referenced the television version to illustrate a point about perfectionism.
Discussed“do do you guys ever watch the BBC's Pride and Prejudice you know the one with Colin fth”
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San Fransicko
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly discussed Michael Shellenberger's book San Fransicko in multiple episodes. In October 2021, she strongly recommended the new release, praising its critique of progressive policies and their impact on major American cities. Kelly returned to the book in 2022 episodes to illustrate discussions surrounding the escalating homelessness and crime crises in cities like San Francisco.
Discussed“and he wrote the book San Francisco recently about the homeless crisis”
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The Bonfire of the Vanities
Tom Wolfe's The Bonfire of the Vanities was mentioned on The Megyn Kelly Show. Andrew Klavan and Megyn Kelly discussed re-reading the novel, praised its critique of greed and elites, and compared contemporary fiction to its sharp portrayal of Manhattan.
Discussed“and the other is a novel by the right-wing right leaning author Tom Wolf the bonfire of the vanities”
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The Case for Christ
Megyn Kelly discussed Lee Strobel's book across several episodes of her show. In late 2025, she mentioned reading it after audience members recommended it, and later brought it up in conversations about the supernatural with Tucker Carlson. In January 2026, she praised it as the best among the faith-based books she recently read.
Recommended“The Case for Christ by Lee Strobel. By far the best.”
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The End of Everything
On The Megyn Kelly Show episode broadcast on May 6, 2024, Megyn Kelly heavily promoted Victor Davis Hanson's book The End of Everything: How Wars Descend into Annihilation. Kelly highlighted Hanson's expertise in warfare, noted the book's rising popularity on the Amazon charts, and repeatedly urged her audience to purchase and read it during commercial breaks.
Discussed“Joining me now—Victor Davis Hansen, senior fellow at the Hoover Institution! He's also the author of 'The End of Everything'! Wow, what a night!”
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The Odyssey
Homer's classic epic The Odyssey was discussed on multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Megyn Kelly critiqued a new film adaptation directed by Christopher Nolan, recalling it as a tedious doorstopper from high school, and later took issue with casting choices involving Elliot Page. Additionally, guest Spencer Klavan referenced a scene from The Iliad during a separate discussion.
Discussed“and is starring in a major role in the the new version of the Odyssey, which is very woke and absurd”
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The Power of Positive Thinking
The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peale was discussed across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. Larry Elder, Megyn Kelly, and various guests explored how Donald Trump's mindset and positive attitude were shaped by his upbringing attending the church of Norman Vincent Peale, the author of the book. Kelly and her guests highlighted the book as a fascinating and formative read that influenced Trump's emotional and religious worldview.
Discussed“The Power of Positive Thinking by Norman Vincent Peele who was his Pastor when he was growing up on that level”
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The Three-Body Problem
Cixin Liu's novel The Three-Body Problem was discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show across different episodes. Andrew Klavan mentioned that he had read and enjoyed the science fiction novel prior to watching the Netflix adaptation. In another episode, Michael Moynihan stated that he attempted to read the book version after watching the show, specifically noting a visceral and intense depiction of the cultural revolution at the beginning of the narrative.
Discussed“I recently watched the three body problem a science fiction an adaptation on Netflix of a science fiction novel the novel of which I kind of enjoyed and it was really interesting because the heroes were hard driving physicists all of whom were women”
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The Woman in Me
On The Megyn Kelly Show across episodes in 2023 and 2026, Megyn Kelly and guest Maureen Callahan discussed Britney Spears's memoir The Woman in Me. Kelly highlighted personal details and life lessons from the book, such as Spears's upbringing and relationship with her parents, while Callahan critiqued the memoir for lacking self-awareness and operating from an addict mindset.
Discussed“My team pulled this from Britney's book. Speaking of her parents, she started drinking with her mom. This is Britney now, not Jaime Lynn. Britney started drinking with her mom at age 14. Age 14 with her mother.”
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Uncharted
Megyn Kelly repeatedly introduced Chris Whipple's book Uncharted across multiple episodes to examine behind-the-scenes reporting on Joe Biden's campaign, debate preparations, and observations regarding his cognitive state prior to and following the debate.
Discussed“this Whipple book is uh let's see, Chris Whipple and it's called Uncharted: How Trump Beat Biden, Harris, and the Odds in the Wildest Campaign in History.”
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Why Gender Matters
Leonard Sax and Megyn Kelly discussed Why Gender Matters on The Megyn Kelly Show across multiple episodes. Megyn Kelly mentioned reading the book prior to selecting schools for her children to underscore that gender is real and matters, while Dr. Leonard Sax referenced the book while advising parents that girls develop faster than boys and discussing biological and behavioral differences between the sexes.
Discussed“So yeah, there's there's different factors that affect that's why I wrote a book called Boys called Boys a Drift and a book for girls called Girls on the Edge because the fact and another book called Why Gender Matters.”
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A Game of Thrones
George R. R. Martin's A Game of Thrones came up on The Megyn Kelly Show in two separate episodes. Doug Brunt discussed the book's typography, arguing that its design fit its medieval theme rather than standard fonts like Times New Roman. In another episode, Jason Whitlock discussed the television adaptation and the book, praising its exploration of human nature and the extremes people will reach for power.
Discussed“Like if you open George RR Martin's Game of Thrones and you see Times New Roman, you're going to be like, What is this? like the best versions of those books look like it was written by an elf, you know, like Bilbo Baggin, something a little medieval and fanciful”
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A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly discussed A Hunter-Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century by Heather Heying and Bret Weinstein across multiple episodes, including appearances on August 2, 2026, and September 14, 2021. Kelly introduced the authors and their text, while Heying explained that the book title alludes to human history on the African savannah and focuses on life rather than dogmatic issues.
Discussed“They are former professors, evolutionary biologists, co-hosts of the very, very big podcast Darkhorse, and authors of the new book, A Hunter Gatherer's Guide to the 21st Century. Out today, we are going to talk about it all.”
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All Boys Aren't Blue
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and her guests discussed the award-winning book All Boys Aren't Blue by George M. Johnson during debates over sexually explicit content and appropriateness in school libraries. Kelly highlighted the tragic story of a young man abused by an adult family member while examining the broader cultural and political controversies surrounding literature available to students.
Discussed“and then all boys aren't blue I'm looking at all boys aren't blue right now”
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American Predator
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and guest Maureen Callahan discussed Callahan's book American Predator. They covered the investigation and confessions of serial killer Israel Keyes, as well as allegations involving political figures documented in Callahan's reporting.
Discussed“Her investigation led her to write the best-selling book American Predator: The Hunt for the Most Meticulous Serial Killer of the 21st Century.”
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American Prometheus
On The Megyn Kelly Show, James Woods discussed Kai Bird's American Prometheus in July 2024. He explained how he and David Wargo brought the book to producer Chuck Roven to pitch the film project to Christopher Nolan, eventually leading to the creation of the film Oppenheimer.
Discussed“David and I brought Chuck a book called American Prometheus and said do you think you can call your associate and friend uh Chris Nolan see if you could get him interested in this project”
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American Values
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly recommended American Values by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. to the audience and highlighted a story from the book about the author's father and J. Edgar Hoover. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. also discussed his book in relation to the historical relationship between his family and the CIA.
Recommended“this is from your book American values another thing that that that the audience should buy”
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An Abundance of Caution
David Zweig's book An Abundance of Caution was featured on The Megyn Kelly Show on April 21, 2025, when Megyn Kelly interviewed the author about his work analyzing faulty pandemic policies and school closures. Kelly held up the newly released book and praised its thorough account of bad decision-making, offering multiple plugs for viewers to purchase it. Later, on May 14, 2025, guest Michael Moynihan also mentioned the book during a discussion regarding media complicity during COVID-19.
Discussed“Megan, you interviewed David Zwig, as did we at the fifth column about his book, An Abundance of Caution, which looks back at why did we basically close schools when the rest of the world had figured out that we shouldn't during co um boiling it down very quickly.”
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Apprentice in Wonderland
On the June 6, 2024 episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly and guest Ramin Setoodeh discussed Setoodeh's book Apprentice in Wonderland: How Donald Trump and Mark Burnett Took America Through the Looking Glass. Kelly highlighted the book as a fascinating window into Donald Trump's pop culture presidency and his time on The Apprentice.
Recommended“What's really interesting about this book is that it shows us how all the things you and I have just discussed are preludes to and windows of insight into President Trump; how he got it and how he managed it when he had the presidency.”
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Beautiful Ruins
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly mentioned to guest Doug Brunt in an August 2025 episode that she had finally read Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter based on Maureen Callahan's recommendation, calling the book wonderful. In an earlier November 2022 episode, Doug Brunt also mentioned having read Jess Walter's novel prior to interviewing the author on his own podcast.
Discussed“did on your recommendation finally get around to reading Beautiful Ruins by Jess Walter, which was Chef's Kiss. I know. I I can't believe it took me this long. It was wonderful.”
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Blind Spots
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly recommended Marty Makary's book Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong across multiple episodes. Kelly praised the book as an essential read, highlighted an endorsement by Dr. Peter Attia, and noted Makary's recent appearance on the show to promote it.
Recommended“he was on recently to promote it it's called blind spots when medicine gets it wrong”
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Born to Run
On The Megyn Kelly Show, guest Gary Brekka recommended and discussed the book Born to Run in multiple episodes during 2026. Brekka highlighted the book to illustrate how Mexican tribes run long distances barefoot on a regular weekly basis without suffering foot or ankle injuries, using the text to advocate for the benefits of running barefoot and maintaining natural foot shapes.
Recommended“There's an amazing book called Born to Run.”
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Bowling Alone
Megyn Kelly brought up Robert Putnam's book Bowling Alone across multiple episodes to examine themes of societal fragmentation, isolation, and the decline of community traditions and civic organizations. She connected these sociological patterns to discussions about overregulation and the erosion of traditional institutions. Additionally, guest Todd Rose referenced the book to highlight the historical presence of a robust middle layer of civic groups in American society.
Discussed“There was a guy, forgive me, I can't remember his name, Jesse, who wrote the book 'Bowling Alone' back in '95, around that time. He talked about how our society was getting more and more fragmented and isolated from each other, staying at home and watching TV too much, not going out to join the bowling league.”
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Boys Adrift
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly repeatedly recommended Dr. Leonard Sax's book Boys Adrift during the episode, highlighting its full subtitle about unmotivated boys and underachieving young men, while Dr. Leonard Sax also referenced the book to discuss male role models.
Discussed“It's called Boys a Drift: The Six Factors Driving the Growing Epidemic of Unmotivated Boys and Underachieving Young Men.”
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Brave New World
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Rich Lowry compared the DNC's stance and promotion of abortion to Aldous Huxley's novel Brave New World. In another episode, Andrew Klavan referenced the book as an example of a dystopian novel that removes mothers.
Critiqued“It's like something out of, you know, Huxley's Brave New World.”
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Case Against the Sexual Revolution
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Megyn Kelly and Bari Weiss discussed Case Against the Sexual Revolution by Louise Perry. Megyn Kelly introduced Perry as her guest to promote the book, while Bari Weiss later referenced it when discussing Perry's arguments regarding the alleged failure of the sexual revolution.
Discussed“her book is called the case against the sexual Revolution”
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Catch and Kill
Megyn Kelly brought up Ronan Farrow's book Catch and Kill across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show. She alleged that NBC protected Matt Lauer and invented the catch and kill practice, and she played a clip of Farrow discussing how executives ordered hard stops to reporting and canceled interviews.
Discussed“that's what Ronan Pharaoh posited in his book you denied it he proved it Beyond a reasonable doubt you guys are the inventors of catch and kill”
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Clinton Cash
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Peter Schweizer's book Clinton Cash was brought up in multiple episodes. Charlie Kirk cited the book to describe how the Chinese elite captured and financially invested in the American ruling class. Megyn Kelly and John Solomon later discussed how the book served as the basis for predicated FBI investigations into pay-to-play allegations involving the Clinton Foundation before those probes were ultimately shut down.
Discussed“that back in '15 and '16 the FBI was actually interested in the Peter Schweizer book Clinton Cash and actually said, you know what? There's something there there and we better start looking into it”
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Collective Illusions
On The Megyn Kelly Show, host Megyn Kelly discussed Todd Rose's book, Collective Illusions: Conformity, Complicity, and the Science of Why We Make Bad Decisions, across episodes in February 2022. Kelly brought up the work to explore human instincts surrounding group mentality, social lies, and the fear of going against the majority. She noted that people often falsely believe their views are in the minority because they are afraid to speak out, and she reminded listeners of the book's title and author at the conclusion of the interview.
Discussed“um last week who was he wrote a whole book about how people sort of naturally go along with the group mentality it's a human instinct to want to belong to the group”
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Crime and Punishment
Andrew Klavan brought up Fyodor Dostoevsky's novel on The Megyn Kelly Show, explaining that reading it at age 19 helped him reject moral relativism and led him toward faith. Margaret Sullivan also discussed the book during a scene from a 1940 film.
Discussed“When I was 19 I read the book uh crime and punishment by Fodor Doofs Davski which is about a murder and it was just at that moment when the moral relativists were coming up into the colleges and teaching you that one culture is just as good as another.”
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Daring Young Men
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Leonard Sax and Megyn Kelly discussed Richard Reeves's work while examining data and societal struggles concerning boys and men falling behind.
Discussed“Wrote the book of Boys and Men.”
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DIANA, MY SISTER
On The Megyn Kelly Show in September 2026, host Megyn Kelly discussed the controversial upcoming book by Earl Spencer, titled Diana, My Sister. Across two episodes, Kelly addressed leaked allegations and headlines from the book, including shocking claims about people soon forgetting Diana, and noted that the publication was scheduled to be edited and reprinted without specific stories regarding Piers Morgan.
Discussed“The book, wait, not even 24 entitled Swan Song, Diana, my sister, will now be edited and reprinted without the stories about Pierce Morgan and them.”
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Dreamland
Sam Quinones's book Dreamland was discussed on The Megyn Kelly Show by guests Danny Strong and Beth Macy. Both spoke about the book while addressing the opioid crisis. Danny Strong noted that reading Dreamland alongside other literature during his research deepened his horror regarding the epidemic.
Discussed“A book called Painkiller, book called Dreamland. uh my horror grew even more and I just thought I have to do this.”
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Dreams from My Father
On The Megyn Kelly Show on August 10, 2023, guest David Garrow and host Megyn Kelly discussed Barack Obama's memoir Dreams from My Father. Garrow noted that his own research focused on the book's centerpiece covering Obama's years as a community organizer in Chicago from 1985 to 1988, and Kelly questioned him about discrepancies between his findings and the memoir.
Discussed“And my initial thoughts were after reading it it was like man this this is kind of like Barack Obama's Dreams of My Father that he's planning these little false fake narratives”
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Empire of Pain
On The Megyn Kelly Show, Danny Strong discussed Patrick Radden Keefe's Empire of Pain across multiple appearances. He used the book to detail the history of Purdue Pharma, the Sackler family, and Arthur Sackler's earlier work in the pharmaceutical industry.
Discussed“Obviously the Sacklers in Purdue Pharma are they do not come out favorably in the movie or the book or life. Uh, although their lives are pretty good about it. Their lives are pretty damn good. But I'll tell you, the biggest villain right after them is the FDA. And and you will not believe how Purdue Pharma managed to”
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End of Race Politics
Stu Burguiere and Michael Moynihan both discussed and recommended Coleman Hughes's book on race during appearances on The Megyn Kelly Show.
Recommended“He wrote a book um, his most recent book was about race and it was excellent.”
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Fatal vision
Megyn Kelly recommended Fatal Vision by Joe McGinniss across multiple episodes of The Megyn Kelly Show in March 2023 and April 2026. She praised the audio version of the book and described it as a fascinating read detailing the Jeffrey MacDonald case in the context of discussions surrounding true crime and family annihilators.
Recommended“This turned into the book Fatal Vision which I really recommend. I listened to via audio was done so well by Joe McGinness.”
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- Jay McInerney (5)
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- David Garrow (5)
- Stu Burguiere (4)
- Michael Knowles (4)
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- Bill Maher (4)
- John Amanchukwu (4)
- Lewis Howes (4)
- Mike Rinder (4)
- Marianne Williamson (4)
- Matt Taibbi (3)
- Andrew Hammel (3)
- Sean McMeekin (3)
- Alex Berenson (3)
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