The year 2025 is drawing to a close, which means it's time to sum up. This year I read the following books:
- Darrell Huff — «How to Lie with Statistics»
- Melanie Swan — «Blockchain: Blueprint for a New Economy»
- N. Levitsky — «DIY Remote Server»
- Viktor Frankl — «Man's Search for Meaning»
- Patrick Lencioni — «The Five Dysfunctions of a Team»
- Rick Battagline — «The Art of WebAssembly»
- Daniel Goleman — «Emotional Intelligence»
- Alexander Shvets — «Dive Into Refactoring»
- Oleg Bunin — «High Load Textbook»
- Robert Leahy — «Anxiety Free»
- Colin Tipping — «Radical Forgiveness»
- Mikhail Flenov — «Web Server Through the Eyes of a Hacker»
- Paul Butcher — «Seven Concurrency Models in Seven Weeks»
- Lyudmila Petranovskaya — «The Secret Support. Attachment in a Child's Life»
- Jennifer Tidwell, Charlie Brewer, Aynne Valencia — «Designing Interfaces»
The only general-purpose book I could recommend reading is Daniel Goleman — «Emotional Intelligence».
Also, a reminder that I have a separate Instagram account for books, where I briefly review what I've read and share my comments.
