Lost Connections, by Johann Hari.

Not a revolutionary idea for me — the idea that depression isn't a chemical imbalance requiring medication to fix.

However, still a great read with lots of interesting studies, personal stories and hope about positive societal changes.

Just Like You, by Nick Hornby.

Interracial relationship with two decade age gap, plus Brexit referendum and infidelity — sounds heavy!

But as always with Hornby; an enjoyable and breezy read.

What Should I Do With My Life, by Po Bronson

Very interesting and readable book exploring the true life stories of fifty or so individuals as they figure out their purpose in life.

Shows the complexities of being an adult trying to find the right balance of all the big issues - money, family, career choice, sacrifices, societal pressures.

No easy answers, as you might expect, but gets you reflecting on your own life.