May Contain Lies by Alex Edmans is a sharp, accessible guide to spotting the hidden tricks behind stories, statistics, and studies. Blending real-world examples with clear thinking, this book shows how our biases can make misleading claims feel convincing, and how to read evidence more carefully.
Ideal for readers who want to make smarter decisions in work and life, it explores data, persuasion, and critical judgement without jargon. If you enjoy books that challenge assumptions and teach practical ways to think more clearly, this is an insightful and timely read.
