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I recently finished his "Thinking, Fast and Slow" (I did notice it's mentioned in the comments, but still), over a period of deliberate slow reading of 5 months. Much has been said and written (more than well deservedly!) about this book.

Sapins[1] by Yuval Noah Harari. Currently 220 pages into it, I wholeheartedly recommend -- it's remarkably well written and is full of very interesting perspectives.

Behave, by Robert Sapolsky.

A delightful book I've been savouring over several months: Meetings with Remarkable Manuscripts

My top book of the year: Fryderyk Chopin: A Life and Times, Alan Walker A riveting read by a legendary musicologist and biographer.

Seneca's all of 124 letters.