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Most of us have read classic value investing books such as the "The Intelligent Investor" by Ben Graham and "The Most Important Thing," by Howard Marks. We've enjoyed reading those classics and learned tremendously from them. Also bumped into a few unconventional books, however, that I think are worthwhile to read. Some of them are not necessarily directly value investing-related, but they certainly helped me in terms of better thinking as an investor. Here is the list and a brief summary of why I think they are great reads.

1. “Filters Against Folly” by Garrett Hardin, one of (Trades, Portfolio)’s favorite writers
2. “There’s Always Something to Do” by Christopher Risso-Gill
3. “More Than You Know” by Michael Mauboussin
4. “Thinking in Systems” by Donella H. Meadows
5. “Principles” by Ray Dalio (Trades, Portfolio)

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