14. Money - Yuval Noah Harari

Should this count as a book?
The Vintage Minis books are samples and this one is a combination of extracts from Sapiens and Homo Deus.

13. Saving Britain - Will Hutton & Andrew Adonis

12. A brief historical and descriptive account of Maidstone and its environs - "S.C.L."

Published in 1834.
I love the language; old spelling; the different view of history; the assumptions of the author about what his readers would find interesting and what general knowledge they would have.

That the given facts differ to other accounts only adds to its charm.

11. The Case Against Sugar - Gary Taubes

He puts a compelling case that sugar is the prime cause of most modern disease.  Interesting how the sugar industry mudded the waters over the years.

10. No more plastic - Martin Dorey

A very easy, quick read.
Perhaps a bit simplistic but probably aimed at being more motivational than factual.
For example, aren't glass, metal and paper packaging more energy intensive than plastic?

9. This is going to hurt - Adam Kay

I had an idea of the horrors of the life of a junior doctor but this made it more real.

8. The Secret Barrister: Stories of the Law and How It's Broken

My reading list is fast becoming based on what I see on Twitter.

I found this a compelling, if worrying, read.  It dispelled the notion that criminal law didn't affect me.