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Why do some ideas spread like epidemics while others fade? How much can we know in the blink of an eye? What truly separates the extraordinary from everyone else? Malcolm Gladwell has built a body of work around questions like these, drawing on research in psychology and sociology to reveal the hidden patterns of everyday life.

This set gathers his first three books in Little, Brown and Company hardcovers. They are wrapped in custom book jackets with an abstract, minimalist design that echoes the clarity of his thinking. It is a natural fit for the business reader, the endlessly curious and the office shelf, and a thoughtful gift for a graduate or a colleague beginning something new.

The Collection

Books included, by Malcolm Gladwell, published by Little, Brown and Company:

1. The Tipping Point
2. Blink
3. Outliers

About Our Jackets

Each Juniper Custom jacket is comparable to an individual art print. Our original designs are printed on high-quality paper and finished with a matte laminate on the outer side, making them tear-resistant, durable and beautiful to handle.

Each set is made entirely to order. Please allow two weeks for production.

Make It Your Own

Through our Full Custom service, we can expand the book list or design an entirely new jacket for this set. Explore Full Custom design

Please note that customized orders are non-refundable and non-returnable.

FAQs

Which Malcolm Gladwell books are included?
His first three: The Tipping Point, Blink and Outliers, in hardcover from Little, Brown and Company.

Do the books need to be read in order?
No. Each stands on its own, though reading them in publication order shows how his ideas build on one another.

What connects the three books?
Each looks beneath a familiar outcome to find the hidden forces that shape it. The Tipping Point asks how small changes become social epidemics, Blink explores the power and peril of snap judgments, and Outliers argues that extraordinary success owes as much to circumstance and opportunity as to talent. Together they form the foundation of the style of inquiry Gladwell made his own.