The National Association of Black Bookstores (NAB²) is proud to partner with the ASU+GSV Summit, one of the world’s leading gatherings focused on innovation in education and the future of learning.
As part of the Summit’s ReaddIT! program, participants are encouraged to explore books connected to Summit speakers and the ideas shaping the future of education and technology.
NAB² is the official ReaddIT! bookstore vendor. Every purchase made through this program supports Black-owned bookstores and advances NAB²’s mission to strengthen and sustain Black bookstores across the country.
Through this partnership, NAB² sources and curates books from its nationwide network of 300+ Black-owned bookstores, connecting Summit participants with diverse voices and perspectives shaping the future of learning and innovation.
Featured Pre-Order
WHAT TO MAKE OF A LIFE
By Jim Collins
Releasing April 7, 2026
In this new book, bestselling author Jim Collins explores how people navigate the defining moments that shape their lives. Drawing on years of research and storytelling, Collins examines how individuals confront pivotal turning points and ultimately decide what to make of their lives.
Pre-Order Through These Bookstores
To support independent bookstores, we encourage participants to place their order through one of the following Black-owned bookstores:
Explore More Black-Owned Bookstores
NAB² maintains the first national directory (link to directory here) of Black-owned bookstores, representing more than 300 bookstores across the United States.
While pre-ordering Jim Collins’ book, we encourage you to consider making all of your book purchases through these incredible bookstores.
Why This Matters
Black-owned bookstores play a vital role in the literary and cultural landscape. They expand access to diverse voices, serve as community hubs for learning and dialogue, and champion authors whose stories shape our understanding of the world.
Your purchase helps strengthen these businesses and the communities they serve.
Thank you for supporting Black bookstores.