Non-fiction Book Reviews
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?
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?
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Permalink Reply by Meg Appleby on -
I read mostly non-fiction . . . and Terry Pratchett.
At the moment I am reading a lot of books on sustainability, community development and social justice . . .
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Permalink Reply by Harvee Lau on -
MUSICAL CHAIRS, an autobiography by Jen Knox, review
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Permalink Reply by Shesten Melder on -
I review nonfic associated with the environment, cookbooks, health, and the occasional historical piece. Every once in a while I'll do a self help... but those are usually audiobooks.
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Permalink Reply by Azlan on -
hi.. i really love self help books, psychology, about human behavior, society, and anything that is interesting... i'm not the type that read fictions..
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Permalink Reply by Marta Hoelscher on -
I tend to review a lot of non-fiction...of all genre's.
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Permalink Reply by Verlina Adame on -
I review Christian parenting and relationship books. Also devotionals.
Also in process of getting some health/recipe books.
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