[DNF] means did not finish. Usually a bad sign. [R] means a re-read.

My Goodreads.

In Progress

• Barling, Julian. The Science of Leadership.
• Buchmann, Johannes A., et al. Introduction to Public Key Infrastructures.
• Donovan, Alan; Kernighan, Brian. The Go Programming Language.
• Edwards, Alex. Let's Go.
• Farrell, Warren. Role Mate to Soul Mate.
• Galloway, Scott. Notes on Being a Man.
• Kahn, David. The Codebreakers. If, at ~1,000 pages, this seems overwhelming, read Singh's The Code Book instead. But if you want the deets, this is the one and only.
• Lockhart, Paul. Measurement.
• Marquet, David. Turn the Ship Around!.
• Petzold, Charles. The Annotated Turing.
• Rais, Razi. Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator.
• [R] Rippetoe, Mark. Starting Strength, 3rd Ed. A re-read in that I have a well-worn copy of the second edition that has been my main lifting bible for many years (alongside Jonathon M. Sullivan and Andy Baker's The Barbell Prescription, now that I am an Old). I bought the third edition mainly because it describes the so-called "Press 2.0" exercise.
• Seguin, Karl. The Little Go Book.
• Stephenson, Neil. Seveneves.
• Taleb, Nassim. The Black Swan.
• Watkins, Michael D. The First 90 Days.

The Stand Outs

Worth a Read

• Cheshire, Jim. Microsoft Azure Fundamentals.
• Diogenes, Yuri, et al. Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals.
• Sapkowski, Andrezej. Crossroads of Ravens. It felt a bit weak in the beginning, but I ended up really enjoying this. Makes me want to play Witcher 3 again.

YMMV

Not Recommended