Thread by @AlexAndBooks_

I asked my audience of 340,000 people:

"What's an amazing book that doesn't get enough attention?"

Here were the 10 most popular answers:

1) "A Million Miles In A Thousand Years" by Donald Miller

Donald Miller explores how editing his life like a story helped him create a more meaningful and adventurous existence.

257 pages

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2) "Stoner" by Vintage Williams

A quiet yet profound novel about the life of an unremarkable academic, revealing the beauty and tragedy of an ordinary existence.

166 pages

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3) "Peace is Every Step" by Thich Nhat Hanh

Thich Nhat Hanh teaches mindfulness as a path to inner peace, showing how small daily practices can transform life.

134 pages

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4) "How To Write A Sentence" by Stanley Fish

Stanley Fish dissects the craft of sentence construction, revealing how great sentences create meaning and impact.

165 pages

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5) "Telling Lies for Fun & Profit" by Lawrence Block

Lawrence Block shares practical and insightful advice on writing fiction, drawn from his prolific career.

256 pages

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6) "Longitude" by Dava Sobel

Dava Sobel tells the fascinating story of how John Harrison solved the problem of measuring longitude at sea, revolutionizing navigation.

208 pages

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7) "Good Strategy Bad Strategy" by Richard Rumelt

Richard Rumelt distinguishes between strong, effective strategy and empty, misleading strategic fluff, offering practical frameworks for success.

336 pages

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8) "The Light Between Us" by Laura Lynne Jackson

Laura Lynne Jackson shares her experiences as a psychic medium, exploring connections between the living and the deceased.

288 pages

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9) "How Not To Die Alone" by Logan Ury

Logan Ury blends behavioral science with dating advice to help people overcome barriers to finding lasting relationships.

352 pages

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10) "The Courage To Be Disliked" by Ichiro Kishimi & Fumitake Koga

A philosophical dialogue that applies Adlerian psychology to show how embracing self-acceptance leads to freedom and happiness.

288 pages

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