Without knowing your interests and going off recent reads:

Autobiographical: Shoe Dog (phil knight) or The Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin (b franks)

Fantasy?: The Song of Achilles or The Children of Hurin (part of the tolkien middle earth legendarium)

Personal Improvement: Atomic Habits

Historical Drama? The Things They Carried or your choice of a David McCollough book

Adventure: Endurance, Shackletons Incredible Voyage

Societal: Guns, Germs, & Steel or Sapiens (sapiens a more digestible option tbh)

To pick only 3, of which I enjoyed all: shoe dog, the things they carried, song of achilles

If you end up on any of em lmk, I’d be happy to hear your thoughts

One of the least satisfying books I’ve ever read. Truly senseless. As mysteries go, the reader has 0% of predicting the resolution based on the text (you could, of course, randomly guess the ending). I will never recommend that book and have only ever suggested against it.

In a similar style, Glass Onion provides 0 opportunity for the viewer to intervene in the story. You get to be a passive viewer/reader, the last thing you want in a mystery. It’s lazy storytelling marketed really well in both cases