Euclid's Window: LEONARD MLODINOW

Despite the subject, it is a fun read. Mlodinow travels through the ages and asserts the primacy of geometry in the field of mathematics. He takes the reader through five revolutions of geometry under the headings: Euclid, Descartes, Gaus, Einstein, and Witten.

Raymond Smullyan

"The Tao Is Silent"

The Physics Of The Atom Wehr-Richard-Adair

A very good addition to my library on the atom. It strikes a better balance between mathematics and theory than the Max Born's classic - Atomic Physics.
Additionally chronology is a strong feature.

Just finished: Black Flags: The Rise of ISIS - Joby Warrick
Just started: Born a Crime - Trevor Noah

Currently:

On my Kindle: Prisoners of the Castle: An Epic Story of Survival and Escape from Colditz, the Nazis' Fortress Prison
- Ben Macintyre

Audiobook (for my daily hike in the woods): Evil Geniuses

- Kurt Andersen

Best book I've read in the past year (and probably best biography I've read, surpassing Truman and Grant):
Hamilton - Ron Chernow