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What are some useful psychology books suitable for a layperson?

I've already read a good smattering of these and enjoyed em. I'm thinking of stuff like Cialdini, positive psych, Duckworth's Grit, Thinking Fast and Slow, and stuff on cognitive biases in general. Any major topics/classics I've missed?
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Oliver Sachs' book The Man who Mistook his Wife for a Hat. It is an excellent read. It is a collection of actual clinical accounts from his career. Obviously it leans heavily towards abnormal psych but it is a fascinating book.