u/MinePretty7563

So, recently i've gotten into learning about economics and started to read some books the first of which was The Worldy Philosophers by Heilbroner. This was a good read but it focused more on the historical context behind their reasoning rather then detail on their actual economic thought. I have been recommended other books such as Economics in one lesson, Road to serfdom by Hayek, and Basic economics by Thomas Sowell. But, I have been informed that all of these books are written by economists of the Austrian school of thought and as such I was wondering if anyone could give me book recommendations that are easy enough for beginner to follow along of other schools of thought outside of Austrian as I want a greater variety of perspectives.