These 8 Father’s Day Book Picks Will Delight His Inner Book Nerd
From thriller novels to self-help choices, there’s one that’s bound to flicker the bookworm in your dad.
Surprising dad for this year’s Father’s Day is a real challenge. There’s no way that we can go around to find the perfect gift like how we used to—our options now rely on the unlimited options that the world wide web offers. With tons of gift ideas and deals available online, picking out a present can get pretty overwhelming.
With our current stay-at-home setup, things can get tricky. Fancy buying him a watch? It’s probably gonna take weeks before he can use it. Or maybe a new hat? But he barely goes outside now! We’re stuck at home, so maybe, your best bet is a gift that he can use to keep himself occupied. Why not purchase a book?
It never hurts to add another great read to your dad’s shelves! If you’ve decided to purchase a page turner for dad’s special day, here are our recommendations that will surely delight his inner book nerd. With little time left for you to scour the best title, this gallery of books that you can order online is guaranteed to make it to your doorstep, just in time for Sunday. From thriller novels to self-help books that fathers would definitely dig, you’ll find one that your dad will love best. Read on!
8 Father’s Day Book Picks
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Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert Kiyosaki and Sharon Lechter
If your dad is a big finance guy, this book is for him. With topics that cover money, investing, and global economy, the author’s candid and insightful messages will keep you dad reading from cover to cover.
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Leadership Strategy and Tactics: Field Manual by Jocko Willink
This manual contains a chock full of lessons on leadership. With detailed information on leadership theory and application, this book promises to teach its readers how the leadership game works, and how to win it.
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StrengthsFinder 2.0 by Tom Rath
An enjoyable read that assesses a person’s strengths, this book aims to change the way a person looks at himself by letting its readers understand their areas of power. It also teaches the importance of how a personal change in perspective can help you for the better.
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The Guardians by John Grisham
This is a relevant book to get ahold of. This John Grisham book follows the story of Quincy Miller, a young black man who was suspected of killing his former client. A suspense thriller that circles around prejudice and seeking justice, The Guardians is a gripping ride your dad won’t be able to help but finish in a single sitting.
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American Dirt by Jeanine Cummins
Have your dad join the journey of Lydia Quixano Pérez, a bookstore owner in Acapulco, Mexico. Once living a comfortable life, her family’s life changes when his husband exposes their store regular Javier for his involvement in a drug cartel.
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Everything is F*cked: A Book about Hope by Mark Manson
From the bestselling author of well-received book ‘The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck’ comes another title that expounds the previous release’s point. In ‘Everything is F*cked,’ openly defies our definitions of faith, happiness, freedom—and even of hope itself. This read challenges us to be more honest with ourselves and connected with the world in ways we probably haven’t considered before.
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Cari Mora by Thomas Harris
A novel that brings out the monsters that lurk in the crevices between male desire and female survival, Thomas Harris’ ‘Cari Mora’ tells the tale of gold hunter Hans-Peter Schneider and the beautiful and mysterious Cari Mora. This psychological thriller is a read your dad won’t be able to put down.
Reflections of A Man by Amari Soul
For the romantic dad, he’ll enjoy flipping through this first installment of Amari Soul’s book. With beautiful words of poetry, powerful quotes, and advice full of wisdom, this light page turner is an interesting journey to a new perspective on personal relationships.
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