Is there a "common lisp - the good parts" style thing that a decent percentage of users agree on? (I've done scheme and a few others with great enjoyment and r

Is there a "common lisp - the good parts" style thing that a decent percentage of users agree on? (I've done scheme and a few others with great enjoyment and repeatedly bounced off common lisp, so I'm very much aware of the extent to which "lisp users agreeing on things" is a substantial ask, but it seemed worth a try even so ;)