←These give a quite nice list of books, I'm working my way through many of them at the moment.
Personally I quite enjoy listening to books while doing other things, even if I don't understand it as fully as I would reading the pages with the time it saves I can go through the book three times and have many parts memorized in the time it would take to read it.
Mises library is great, many audiobooks to download free and with youtube converters I can listen to other books even at work.
https://mises.org/library/books?book_type=Allhttps://www.onlinevideoconverter.com/These are the best books I've read I highly recommend all of them, if any you haven't yet read.
Basic Economics
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dQiBD-crrvA [Embed]A very easy to understand look at political economics from a libertarian point of view. Keep in mind that this is just economics so it doesn't mention the good side of social programs and some of the more complicated ramifications.
The Dictators handbook
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x4aBFDhWpP8 [Embed]A must read, they look at politics in a similar way as Machiavelli and Sun Tzu .
About as difficult as Basic Economics but it's worth watching this first to understand the basics
[YouTube] The Rules for Rulers
[Embed]The authors are clearly left leaning but even if you disagree with some points you can easily understand their argument.
The Bell Curve
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i1YYZjsDsxQ [Embed]Unfortunately not the whole book but still give a good understanding of the points enjoyable and worth the time, if you want more you'd have to read the physical book
The Road to Serfdom
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gznfG9G3uxc [Embed]Talks about Socialism, Communism, National Socialism and (classical) Liberalism. Written in the 1940s it is a great book to understand politics, these ideologies and how we got to have the problems we face today. Quite a bit harder than the other three, nice to have a basic understanding of them before starting even if it's just 1984 and Animal farm.
Thus Spake Zarathustra
[YouTube] Thus Spake Zarathustra - audiobook - Friedrich Nietzsche - Midwinter Update
[Embed]Eugenics, morality, religion and human nature.
The hardest to understand with lots of old English, metaphors and a sort of biblical style. Try watching a few Jordon Peterson videos before this since he explains some of the concepts in a much more pleasant style, also try reading Nietzsche's wiki page before starting so you can understand more of what is happening, It's a great book and worth the effort.