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[close] However, I can offer some general suggestions based on what I've observed about male reading preferences: Popular genres among men: Thrillers: Filled with suspense, mystery, and danger, these keep you on the edge of your seat. Think Lee Child's Jack Reacher series or Michael Crichton's Jurassic Park. Science fiction: Exploring the vastness of space, encountering alien life, and grappling with technological advancements – it's no wonder many men are drawn to sci-fi. Asimov's Foundation series or Andy Weir's The Martian are good examples. Fantasy: Epic battles, mythical creatures, and magical worlds offer a thrilling escape from reality. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings or Brandon Sanderson's Mistborn series are classics in this genre. Historical fiction: Immerse yourself in another time period, learn about real events, and meet larger-than-life historical figures. Ken Follett's Pillars of the Earth or Bernard Cornwell's Sharpe series are good options. Non-fiction: Biographies of inspiring figures, books about science and technology, or even self-help guides can be very engaging for men interested in learning and personal growth. Think Walter Isaacson's Steve Jobs or Malcolm Gladwell's Outliers.