12 Rules for Life: An Antidote to Chaos by Jordan B. Peterson

Peterson takes archetypal narratives in an eclectic manner, addresses them psychologically, and serves them up in a clear practical manner. The expositions are longer and less direct than I expected but richer and more immersive as a result. Classically liberal in its ethic, it is nonetheless deeply conservative in its reverence for the "old stories." It is also, I would say, deeply spiritual without being religious. A book that could be life-changing for some.