"The Little Book of Psychology" by Emily Ralls and Caroline Riggs. As an overview of the discipline, this little book is a helpful resource for people who are considering psychology as an area of study in university.

Your question make me think of Jordan Peterson who has his lectures on YouTube. He is so interesting I've watched them more than once. He does recomend some books on his website

There is a recent psychology book that is easy to read, but turns the whole world of psychology upside down, based on years of evidence of advanced experimental psychology. It's called "The mind is flat" by Nick Chater. The book renders Freud and Jung as irrelevant story tellers for example.

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Hello. I'm not a psychology student but interested in it so as per your question this qualifies me to share with you a psychology book that I think you might have heard about but still it's so good that i would like to suggest it anyway. It's by Daniel kahneman, a noble lauriete and psychology professor. Its name's THINKING FAST AND SLOW. It talks about the two systems of the brain which have the capacity of thinking, processing and making decisions at their own pace and in doing so how their pace affects our decision making.