I'm close to finishing The Sleepwalkers: How Europe Went to War in 1914, a very digestible and well-written book outlining and discussing the systems, events, personalities and decisions that made the outbreak of the Great War possible. Would definitely recommend to those interest in that era (and also if not, really).

I was going to say The Measure by Nikki Erlick. I just bought the book Sunday and was very excited to read it yesterday. About 30% through, I put it down. The premise is great food for thought, about if you knew how long you had to live; millions of people, all over the world, receive a little box containing a measure of how long they have to live. 

I was getting into it but so many characters and such is making it difficult to press on. Hoping it gets better because the majority of people really love this book.

i'm reading The Shadow and Bone serie. I'm very happy about the books because I watched the first season of this serie and it's very alike. I just ended the first book and started the second one. I recommend to read this serie because the story is good and surprise us with the details.

I think one of the books that everyone who is interested in management and leadership (no matter the field) should read is the Biography of Sir Alex Ferguson, he is explaining what he did, how, decisions, processes, vision and such. Really good read and it pushes so many strong ideas that if you use any of them in your real life, you can benefit. The dude is a managing legend, they invite him to do speeches all over the world, just to talk about management and leadership, not even soccer.

Any J D Robb, her In Death series of books are AMAZING, they grab you from the first few pages and you will not be able to put them down. You will laugh out loud, cry, get angry every emotion possible. Cannot recommend them highly enough..

The book thief is excellent and one of the few times that the film of it too matched up to the quality and detail and emotion of the book. Recommend!

Thank you guys for the recommendations.

I would like to recommend one as well, of course, and since I'm assuming we are all mafia freaks, for you who didn't read The Sicilian, go look for it right now. I found it a very enjoyable read.