These are books I read years ago that left a lasting impression on me, shaping my perspective and understanding of the world and everyone in it.

1. Saturday - Ian Mcwan
2. A Million Little Pieces - James Frey
3. The Painted House - John Grisham
4. The Kite Runner - Khaled Hosseini
5. The Number - Jonny Steinberg

1. A Man for All Markets - Edward O. Thorp
2. Unknown Market Wizards - Jack D. Schwager

Non-Fiction

1. Anything You Want - Derek Sivers
2. Beating the Street - Peter Lynch
3. Flash Boys - Michael Lewis
4. Going Infinite - Michael Lewis
5. Great by Choice - Jim Collins
6. Greatest Trade Ever - Gregory Zuckerman
7. Market Wizards The Original - Jack D. Schwager
8. Never Split the Difference - Chris Voss
9. One Up on Wall Street - Peter Lynch
10. Same as Ever - Morgan Housel
11. Show Your Work - Austin Kleon
12. Six Years with Al Qaeda - Steve McGown
13. The Great Mental Models - General Thinking Concepts - Farnham Street
14. The Little Book that Beat the Market - Joel Greenblatt
15. The Psychology of Money - Morgan Housel
16. The Trading Game - Gary Stevenson
17. The Warren Buffet Way - Robert Hagstrom

Fiction

1. Brute Force - Andy McNab
2. Camino Island - John Grisham
3. Camino Winds - John Grisham
4. Devils Peak - Deon Meyer
5. Enemy of the State - Kyle Mills
6. Personal - Lee Child
7. The Bullet That Missed - Richard Osman
8. The Dark Flood - Deon Meyer
9. The Last Devil To Die - Richard Osman
10. The Liar - Steve Cavanagh
11. The Man Who Died Twice - Richard Osman
12. The Plea - Steve Cavanagh
13. The Spy Coast - Tess Gerritsen
14. Thirteen - Steve Cavanagh
15. Year of the Locust - Terry Hayes