In [A More Beautiful Question], the author explored how the right kinds of questions can spark creativity and innovation. In this follow-up, he delves further into 'beautiful questions,' which are powerful tools that can transform people's thinking . . . VERDICT: This practical work is designed to prompt action and get results.

Library Journal

Guides professionals to think deeply about how they can use questions to improve decision making and to inspire creativity, connect with others, and cultivate leadership skills . . . Introspective readers, or readers who feel like they can't get off the hamster wheel, will find this helpful.

Publishers Weekly

Berger makes a good case for building questioning into work culture and work flow.

Kirkus Reviews

The Book of Beautiful Questions is a veritable gold mine. In its pages, you will find fresh (and often brilliant) ways to use the power of the interrogative to sharpen your decision-making, boost your creativity, and deepen your connections to others. Berger's insights are so potent and his advice so practical that only one question remains: What's stopping you from picking up this extraordinary book?

Daniel H. Pink, bestselling author of WHEN, DRIVE, and A WHOLE NEW MIND

If we want better answers, we need to ask better questions. Warren Berger shows us the incredible power that inquiry has to approach problems differently and to unearth powerful, innovative solutions. In an increasingly complicated world, knowing how to ask provocative questions is a must-have skill for success.

Lisa Bodell, bestselling author of WHY SIMPLE WINS and CEO of FutureThink

Warren Berger raises questioning to an art form. The Book of Beautiful Questions is a vital read for anyone who wants to excel at creativity, leadership, decision-making, and interpersonal skills. Berger offers a symphony of questions that will inspire you to become your own maestro of inquiry.

Frank Sesno, former CNN anchor and author of ASK MORE