I've found that a lot of people like Paul Kalanithi's writing style in "When Breath Becomes Air". Not the happiest, but people like it. Bird by Bird by Anne L

I've found that a lot of people like Paul Kalanithi's writing style in "When Breath Becomes Air". Not the happiest, but people like it. Bird by Bird by Anne Lamott is also well-written. Some people say "Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintainance" is very well-written, but I disagree heavily, it sucks. "The Little Prince" is well-written, even if it's a children's book. Kurt Vonnegut writes well. You can't go wrong with The Western Canon. Charles Fort, if you can decipher him. E.O. Wilson, "Anthill" and "Biophilia" Freeman Dyson, "A Many-Colored Glass" Annie Dillard, "Holy the Firm" Ray Bradbury, "The Martian Chronicles" Douglas Coupland, "Kitten Clone". His writing style felt unique to me.