
It’s Nonfiction November!
Hosted by DoingDeweyDecimal, JulzReads, What’s NonFiction, and Shelf Aware
I enjoyed participating in Nonfiction November so much last year I started a Nonfiction Reader Challenge in 2020 to ensure I’d keep reading nonfiction during the year. I’ve read 24 nonfiction books since December 2019, not quite as many as I hoped but a respectable amount.
Eleven of what I read were to meet the 12 categories of my challenge (I still need to read the last one). There has been a reasonable amount of variety though it’s weighted to true crime. All of what I read were ARC’s provided for review.
I have three books I’d nominate as favourites:
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Here are the others I’ve read:
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I’m looking forward browsing your posts, and adding your recommendations to my WTR list.
I have seven books on my nonfiction reading schedule for this month, though I’m hoping I might be able to squeeze a few more in.
I’ll be posting each Sunday during Nonfiction November.
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P.S Sign ups for 2021 Nonfiction Reader Challenge will go up on November 29th.
The only one I’ve read on your list is Inheritance! 🙌
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You’re read some really great nonfiction this year! I really enjoy reading the Nonfiction November posts.
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I love how varied your nonfiction reading is! I’ve only read Talking to Strangers, Great Pretender, and The Cold Vanish of these. I have a copy of Murder, Misadventure that I really want to get to, and you’ve got me interested in Dear Life, Corrupt Bodies and maybe Boys & Sex. (Haha, that sentence is unintentionally very funny). Excited to see what you’ll read this month, you always find such fascinating books!
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I am so excited for this whole month! Looking forward to your posts!
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Such great variety of books in here! You’ve definitely read a good amount and I’m glad, as always, so see some great nonfiction recommendations in here!
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You had a great nonfiction year. I can’t wait to see your posts.
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I’ve added several of your books to my nonfiction TBR. And I am definitely going to participate more in the yearly nonfiction challenge in 2021.
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I haven’t read ANY of these. RIP my TBR list, ha! The Great Pretender is actually already on my list. This post is great because I lean heavily toward memoirs, and you have a lot of other types of nonfiction listed here. It’ll help me venture out!
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I’ve read Reasonable Doubt and Rebel Without a Clause and looking forward to your November challenge check ins 🙂
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You always read such great sounding books! The Cold Vanish has gotten my attention!
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I haven’t read any of these. Radio Girl caught my eye though. Thanks for sharing these!
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I added a bunch of these to my TBR!
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Inheritance was the one on everyone’s list last year that I swore I was going to read ASAP and here we are a year later and I still haven’t read it!
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Dani Shapiro’s books have been on my list forever and Corrupt Bodies looks right up my alley. Looks like youv’e read some great ones this year!
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I have not read any of the books on your list 😦 but I am adding many to my TBR, with Radio Girl going up first
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It sounds like you’ve had a great year in nonfiction! I’m glad you’ve been hosting a challenge too. I’ve pretty much given up challenges this year, but it makes me happy that there’s a nonfiction challenge available for people 🙂
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I’ve read Peggy Orenstein’s other books and I’d like to read this one. I’m also interested in Inheritance. Thanks for the reviews!
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I don’t read much true crime so it’s interesting to get some book suggestions here!
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