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My 13-year-old actually asked to keep reading this one at the dinner table, which never happens. Each chapter on mental shortcuts made her stop and question how she forms opinions, and the 194 pages felt like a solid deep dive without dragging.

The hardback binding feels sturdy enough to survive being loaned out, and at 194 pages it’s a quick but dense read. I finished it in two sittings, and the way it lays out how easily our minds get steered is something I’ve already started noticing in my own daily scrolling.

My teenage son actually paused his video game to keep reading this one—the way it breaks down real-world manipulation tactics made him want to debate me about it all evening. The hardback is a nice size for holding while you're curled up on the couch, and 194 pages felt like just enough to make the