It’s been a wonderful month of sharing and celebrating with nonfiction bloggers!
Now it’s time to wrap it all up with Jaymi @ The OC BookGirl hosting this final week.
“It’s been a month full of amazing nonfiction books! Which ones have made it onto your TBR? Be sure to link back to the original blogger who posted about that book! Pro tip: Start this draft post at the beginning of the month and add to it as your TBR multiplies.”
As usual I’ve discovered enough nonfiction reading to keep me fully occupied until at least next November. Here’s what’s new on my TBR.
(I’ll add hyperlinks to the book titles pointing to my reviews as I post them.)
| Book | Recommended By |
| Environment | |
| A Wood of One’s Own by Ruth Pavey | Liz Dexter @ Adventures in Reading, Running and Working from Home |
| The Sound of a Wild Snail Eating by Elisabeth Tova Bailey | Christopher @ Plucked from the Stacks |
| Health and Wellness | |
| It Didn’t Start With You | Lory @ Entering the Enchanted Castle |
| The Sleep Solution by W. Chris Winter | Lisa @ Lisa Notes |
| Unwinding Anxiety by Judson Brewer | Molly @ Silver Button Books |
| Your Guide to Not Get Murdered in a Quaint English Village | Molly @ Silver Button Books |
| History | |
| A Short History of Russia: From the Pagans to Putin | Mark Galeotti | Brona @ This Reading Life |
| God’s Philosophers by James Hannam | Rebekah @ She Seeks Nonfiction |
| The Atlas of Abandoned Places by Oliver Smith | shellyrae @ Book’d Out |
| Personal Development | |
| Four Thousand Weeks: Time Management for Mortals by Oliver Burkeman | Jenna @ Falling Letters and Melissa Firman |
| Mastermind: How to Think Like Sherlock Holmes by Maria Konnikova | Molly @ Silver Button Books |
| Light the Dark: Writers on Creativity, Inspiration, and the Artistic Process edited by Joe Fassler | Melissa Firman |
| Politics and World Affairs | |
| Hell and Other Destinations by Madeleine Albright | Melissa Firman |
| The Return of the Russian Leviathan by Sergei Medvedev | Rennie @ What’s Nonfiction |
| They Knew: How a Culture of Conspiracy Keeps America Complacent by Sarah Kendzior | Rennie & What’s Nonfiction |
| Science & Technology | |
| Digital Hell: The Inner Workings of a “Like” by Guillaume Pitron | Emma @ Words and Peace |
| Pleased to Meet Me by Bill Sullivan | Rennie @ What’s Nonfiction |
| Some Assembly Required by Neil Shubin | Katie @ Doing Dewey |
| The Nocturnal Brain | shellyrae @ Book’d Out |
| Social Issues | |
| Cultish: The Language of Fanaticism by Amanda Montell | Happiest When Reading |
| Half the Sky by Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn | Based on a True Story |
| Humankind by Rutger Bregman | Rennie @ What’s Nonfiction |
| Thirst by Lisa Sweetingham and Scott Harrison | Jaymi @ The OC BookGirl |
Finally, thanks so much to our hosts Katie, Rennie, Christopher, Rebekah and Jaymi.
And thanks for reading.
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Nice list and I’m honoured to have one on it! I have added a few from your list either this month or previously, too.
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I love the back and forth exchanges this month brings!
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Wonderful list! I had zero self-control in making mine. I hope you enjoy Sherlock!
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Self-control & books don’t go together for me either! 🙂
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I’m glad you kept such a thorough list of books you gathered from Nonfiction November. I usually start off well at the beginning of the month, but by the end, I just go straight to get the Kindle sample without noting where I got the recommendation. 🙂 You have several books listed here that I missed on touring other blogs, so I’m grateful for your self-discipline to list them!
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I learned after the first couple of years to keep a running list. Otherwise it’s too hard to write the final week’s post, and I miss stuff myself. I’m glad this list helps you too. 🙂
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DIGITAL HELL is one I also added to my TBR. These posts continue to grow my list… THE SOUND OF A WILD SNAIL EATING has caught my eye.
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Lots of great books to keep us busy!
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Thank you so much for participating this year! And I’m glad one of mine made your TBR pile.
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I love your well organized list, although it also reminds me that this is actually one of the most dangerous weeks for growing my TBR – seeing what everyone else has added always makes me want to add more books to my own list too!
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Thanks! I feel the same – I add so many books to my list it’s just ridiculously ambitious. But, oh well, nothing exceeds like excess!
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