Some I haven't seen mentioned yet: The Monk of Mokha - Dave Eggers; This seems to have been mostly under the radar but it was immensely entertaining and gives

Some I haven't seen mentioned yet: The Monk of Mokha - Dave Eggers; This seems to have been mostly under the radar but it was immensely entertaining and gives a look inside Yemen that is hard to come by. Probably my favorite book of the year. Tailspin - Steven Brill; A look at how the split and interaction between business and government became so dysfunctional over the last 50 years. This topic has been covered elsewhere but I thought was done well. Behemoth - Joshua B. Freeman; A history of (very large) factories. Live Work Work Work Die - Corey Pein; A very cynical but funny look at life/work in Silicon Valley. Two Sisters - Asne Seierstad; A story about 2 young Somalian immigrants to Norway who move to Syria to join ISIS. Also: Bad Blood Read in 2018 but published earlier: Black Edge - Sheelah Kolhatkar; The Solace of Open Spaces - Gretel Ehrlich; American Cornball - Christopher Miller