My New Book Picks: A Journey Through Diverse Worlds
Whether looking for your next great read, you’re in luck. From the thriller page-turner to the mind-expanding non-fiction, my new book picks are a mix of styles and subjects so that there is something for everyone. Whether you like to be swept away into worlds of imagination or you like to learn something new, these books will find their space.
1. The Midnight Library by Matt Haig
Stunningly written book of alternate worlds and decision, The Midnight Library transports us on the infinite possibilities of Nora Seed’s life. A bittersweet do-over book of regret and being in the moment, it is a book of refinement.
2. Project Hail Mary by Andy Weir
By the author of The Martian, a new roller coaster into space. Project Hail Mary is laugh-out-loud science fiction survival on the slimmest of margins and scientific ingenuity. Ryland Grace, lone astronaut, has to save humanity and attempt to remember his own lost memory. Space epics enthusiasts who enjoy a bit of humor will find one they won’t want to miss.
3. Atomic Habits by James Clear
Any reader interested in making their daily routines easier and optimizing their potential to its maximum will relish Atomic Habits as a timeless how-to manual on forming better habits. James Clear provides actionable steps on how to enact small, incremental habits that have marvelous results in the long run. Any reader of self-help books will be hooked on this book.
4. Circe by Madeline Miller
A vibrant reimagining of Greek myth, Circe is the tale of the titular goddess, a minor goddess relegated long in the shadows of her more famous counterparts in classic myths. Madeline Miller brings to rich life this epic heroine, a woman to be admired and loved in this novel of self-discovery, survival, and independence. If you like mythology and complex female heroines, this book will keep you enthralled.
5. The Psychology of Money by Morgan Housel
A thought-provoking look at how people think when it comes to money, The Psychology of Money takes a look at the psychological and emotional motivations for money-making choices. Morgan Housel skillfully relates stories that provide hard-won wisdom on wealth, happiness, and prosperity, and the book is a cover-to-cover read for both new and seasoned investors.
Final Thoughts
Each of these books has left a lasting impression on me, either by their great stories, inspiring life stories, or just entertainment. Whether in the mood for fiction or not, these are a fascinating collection that has something for everyone. I would be delighted to read your post if you’ve read any of these—or do you have recommendations of your own!