Non-fiction Book Reviews

[Wayne Hurlbert]

Many of the discussions and contests are about fiction literature. Does anyone review non-fiction works in history, health, politics, business, family, education, science, technology, etc?

I review business and economics books, with the occasional history, science, and technology book thrown into the mix.

How about you? What non-fiction categories do you read and review?

[Anysia]

I review non-fiction on my site (~40% or so of my reviews are non-fiction I think from eyeballing it). I review history (particularly espionage/international affairs), memoir, self-help, science (when I get the opportunity since that's my thing), and some philosophy. Actually, I read a lot of non-fiction so I'd review more than that if I could get my hands on it.

If you haven't been over to Mini Book Expo yet, that's a good place to pick up non-fiction books to review. They had a purely business week at the beginning of September.

[Wayne Hurlbert]

I review business book titles for Mini Book Expo. I recommend them highly. They have some tremendous non-fiction (as well as fiction) titles available right now for review.

[sari]

I just jumped over there and there is a post about why the site is now on hiatus. Darn, I am always on the lookout for sites offering good nonfiction books.

[Daniel Dinnie]

Hi Anysia

I came across this article via a google search.

I've been looking for non-fiction reviewers.

I have written a semi-autobiographical account of my life, which focuses on many of the lessons that I wish I had learned while growing up.

I wrote it to help parents understand a little more of what their children are going through, so they may give their children a better start to life.

I talk about a range of topics including depression and mental health, education, communication and more.
My book is unique to many books currently available, as it blends story telling with self-help / parenting advice, and thus appeals to a wider audience.

I’d love for you to review it.
If you want any more information, check the links in my signature or drop me a mail ([e-mail]).

If you are interested, drop me a mail.

Have a good weekend
Ciao

[Luanne]

I really enjoy memoirs.

[Nicole]

I read quite a few memoirs as well as other non-fiction, usually food and about the culture of other countries.

[cessie]

I could write the same comment as Nicole here lol...I read memoirs and/or especially about the culture of other countries and review those. And there often is food involved ;-)

[ellenfeig]

I read and review non-fiction - all types

[Daniel Dinnie]

Hi Ellenfeig

I came across this article via a google search.

I've been looking for non-fiction reviewers.

I have written a semi-autobiographical account of my life, which focuses on many of the lessons that I wish I had learned while growing up.

I wrote it to help parents understand a little more of what their children are going through, so they may give their children a better start to life.

I talk about a range of topics including depression and mental health, education, communication and more.
My book is unique to many books currently available, as it blends story telling with self-help / parenting advice, and thus appeals to a wider audience.

I’d love for you to review it.
If you want any more information, check the links in my signature or drop me a mail ([e-mail]).

If you are interested, drop me a mail.

Have a good weekend
Ciao

[KittyCat]

I review books on family, health, education, self-help and autobiographies too. May include history too when I can 'replenish' my supply over here...most of my books at back home, you see.

[Daniel Dinnie]

Hi KittyCat

I came across this article via a google search.

I've been looking for non-fiction reviewers.

I have written a semi-autobiographical account of my life, which focuses on many of the lessons that I wish I had learned while growing up.

I wrote it to help parents understand a little more of what their children are going through, so they may give their children a better start to life.

I talk about a range of topics including depression and mental health, education, communication and more (actually lots of the topics you mentioned).
My book is unique to many books currently available, as it blends story telling with self-help / parenting advice, and thus appeals to a wider audience.

I’d love for you to review it.
If you want any more information, check the links in my signature or drop me a mail ([e-mail]).

If you are interested, drop me a mail.

Have a good weekend
Ciao

[Nicole D. Porter]

I pretty much alternate between fiction and non-fiction. Basically, what I guess could be called, biographical history. Is that a proper term? They're basically history with an element of biography. My latest was "Charlatan". Although, I have also posted historical biographies. ;-)