Picked this up at Costco because the title caught my eye and I've enjoyed others of Gladwells works. It's being added to my Mount TBR.

This collection of Gladwell's articles from The New Yorker was good. I enjoyed some of his articles more than others but his unique perspective was fun. It reminded me somewhat of Freakenomics; it had that same kind of refusal to accept the common wisdom. I especially enjoyed his analysis of Ceasar Milan. It would never have occurred to me to show tapes of Milan to experts on movement to get their perspective. There were some nice insights there. And his article on breed bans was one of the best indictments of a failed policy that I've read. Husband wants to read it next then I'll decide what to do with it.