I've read and listened to ~30 books this year, below are the ones I recommend. Audiobooks (Audible): Food: A Cultural Culinary History - The Great Courses (if

I've read and listened to ~30 books this year, below are the ones I recommend. Audiobooks (Audible): Food: A Cultural Culinary History - The Great Courses (if you've ever searched for 'authentic' food, I strongly, strongly recommend this book. It was one of my favorite listening experiences of the year) City of Thieves - David Benioff (Wonderful storytelling, I recommend the audio version just for the performance) The Elephant Whisperer - Lawrence Anthony (Another example of great storytelling, highly recommended) Little Princes - Conor Grennan (Conor does a good job of teleporting you to another world and capturing the inner spirit of being a child anywhere in the world) The Inner Game of Tennis - Timothy Gallwey (A great paradigm for practice and improvement) Books: Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl (For some, this will be life changing. ~3 hour read is all) Tools of Titans - Tim Ferriss (I've only read through one time, but I plan to use this as a sort of reference book. I agree true that you'll enjoy 50%, love 20% and never forget 10%, but what falls under each category is different for everyone) The Three Body Problem - Liu Cixin (I haven't read any sci-fi in a few years, this was a great reentry to the genre for me) The Food Lab - J Kenji Lopez-Alt (If you want to know the why as well as the how when you cook, this book is for you)