An Illustrated Book of Bad Arguments (2013)
I've always wondered about the usefulness of books that point out argument fallacies. The reality is that most people don't follow any rules when it comes to arguments. They just follow what feels good, ie what they(we) have learned via social immersion. They are as useful as using a tea cup to rescue a sinking ship. Recognizing an argument fallacy may make us feel good but it does little towards persuading someone towards your side of the argument. I can tell you that most people don't care about their argument  fallacies they just know that they have chosen a side in an argument and they are right.<p>I'd like to see more books about how people actually argue in life and how to change their view.