Many times I've had read/ listed or looked into a non fiction book before consuming it only to find out that people that know something about the topic the book is about are like: yeah it's a cute book but it has alot of problems. To yeah it's alot of bs
Either because it wasn't well made or is now outdated by new findings.
Some examples are: guns, germs and steel, thinking fast and slow and freakonomics
So, what are some nonfiction books you would feel completely comfortable recommending in your area of expertise?
Books that, as far as you know, are completely accepted and are seen as mostly accurate by the community of the topic that book.
Area of expertise is just used as a phrase here, topic you know alot about/ work in/ are an expert in/ is a topic you study as a hobby, doesn't really work well in a title, but any of those would obviously be fine.
Preferably books that are approachable for people that are completely novices on the topic.
by helderdude