There are several books I read, still want to increase my reading amount:<p>1. &quot;Surely You&#x27;re Joking, Mr. Feynman!&quot;, nice bio about Feynman<p>2. &quot;Elon Musk: Tesla, SpaceX, and the Quest for a Fantastic Future&quot;, inspiring biography and business book.<p>3. &quot;Apollo&quot; by Catherine Bly Cox. Awesome book about Apollo Programm. Goes even in some technical details.<p>4. &quot;Mastering Bitcoin: Unlocking Digital Cryptocurrencies&quot;. Very good and thorough book about bitcoins, the author implements most import concept in the book.<p>5. &quot;F&#x27;D Companies: Spectacular Dot-com Flameouts&quot;. I seldom don&#x27;t recommend a book, but this one is hard to tell. It is interesting read about a lot of failed dot-com era companies. But the layout and writing style looks like an automatic rip-off of some blog articles (I read on kindle). It&#x27;s not totally bad, but be warned before buying. Try some free chapters.<p>6. &quot;Structures: Or Why Things Don&#x27;t Fall Down&quot;, good layman general introduction into static. Nice overview why all the buildings&#x2F;bridges etc around you don&#x27;t fall apart.<p>7. &quot;Never Eat Alone&quot;, Classics of networking. Actually basic stuff that people probably already know about networking. But still good to read, and author always shows examples on successful persons or himself.<p>8. &quot;The Elegant Universe: Superstrings, Hidden Dimensions and the Quest for the Ultimate Theory&quot;, reading this at the moment. Very nice and simple introduction to relativity theory and quantum mechanics. I finished around 100 pages and like it.<p>I read 8 books this year. My aim is around 2 books&#x2F;month.<p>Reading can make difference.