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Modern Romance - Aziz Ansari
Sapiens
A short history of nearly everything. I love Bill Bryson's style of writing, keeps the reader engaged. Been told his other books are equally interesting but yet to get to it
Emperor of all Maladies, Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks, when breathe becomes air (all these if you like a medical theme)
The Happiness Hypothesis- Jonathan Haidt. Or “The Righteous Mind: why good people are divided by politics and religion” by the same author.
Kpmg1. Well written and tells an untold story. It’s a little slow in spots but worth the read because imho it gives insight into the political and sociological landscape today.
Guns, Germs, and Steel; History of Money (anthropology based history of mankind) ; Guns of August (history of events leading up to WW1); From Eternity to Here ( explores why time is unidirectional)
Educated
Dead wake, by Erik Larsen, is a great book! Also, anything by Sam Kean
Homo Deus - Yuval Noah Harari. Awesome read
Rosie project - don Tillman.
A spot of bother - mark haddon
Both have nothing at all to do with work and will give your brain a nice easy break with some guaranteed chuckles
Wait sorry. Didn’t read the brief. These are most definitely fiction.
ATK 1 - Modern Romance is definitely self help.
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Third Body Problem and Debt: the last 5,000 years
Recently read emotional intelligence by Daniel Goleman. It’s good food for thought
The Undoing Project - Michael Lewis
1) Hillbilly Elegy. 2) Unbroken. 3) Lone Survivor.
P3, how is hillbilly elegy, I bought it and started reading but couldn’t get back to it....
Samuel Peypes Diaries, Margaret Thatcher’s biography, Sophie’s World, Fermat’s Enigma, A Beautiful Mind, Life in Victorian England.