Nonfiction | 
Didn‘t get a bingo but close. I read more non-fiction but found these prompts a bit more difficult than previous years. Love the challenge though 🤍 Lots of books from the women‘s prize non-fiction which was definitely a highlight of my reading year - looking forward to next years. #nonfiction2024
Repost for @Bookwormjillk
If anyone is looking forward to reading some nonfiction next month feel free to join my Readathon #NFNovember from Nov 1-30.
As we‘ve talked about before it‘s tough to get through too many nonfiction books in a month so feel free to include podcasts, documentaries, and articles!
Please tag me with your reading progress and let‘s share the fun facts we learn using #TodayILearned
All are welcome!
Repost for @Riveted_Reader_Melissa
#Nonfiction2024 is here! And it‘s a big challenge this year.
First, these are not the books you need to read…although if you haven‘t read them, I encourage you to read them.
These are banned books, and they are banned for subject matter they contain that we find objectionable for some reason.
Your challenge is to read a nonfiction book about a similar subject:
Examples on their page
#Nonfiction2023 There's nothing I love more than a completely subjective BINGO! Really had fun with this one.
Is anyone doing a nonfiction challenge for 2024?
Just a reminder that #NonfictionNerds is still kicking after nearly two years! We have over 300 members, but just a handful who participate in the discussion threads. If you aren‘t already a member, or if you are but have been lurking, come say hi!
We‘ve read a lot of good books this year - some of which would never have landed on my TBR. For that, I‘m grateful.
https://www.goodreads.com/group/show/1061034-nonfiction-nerds
Yay! I read all the nonfiction books that I wanted to read during #nonfictionnovember last year. I wanted to read these books during #nonfictionnovember last year but I didn‘t get around to them because I added too many books to my TBR last year so I read them this year. When I participate in #nonfictionnovember again this year, I will make a brand new TBR.
Here‘s how I did on #nonfictionnovember. Out of the books I chose for this, I only read 3. It was a lot of books though so I didn‘t think I was going to be able to read them all because this stack was kind of ambitious but I read the books that I had time to read from this stack. I thought I chose 8 nonfiction books but it was actually 9 books.
#NFNov bingo update
Biography- Is Everyone Hanging Out Without Me?
Diary/journal- What to do When I‘m Gone
Tough topic- Audrie and Daisy
Your choice- Book of Witchery
Children‘s picture book- Dreamers
Edit: About Animals- Unlikely Friendships
#NFNov bingo update
Suggested by a friend- The Little Book of Hygge
Released this year- Dare to be You
Poetry- Salt
Law/ Court Cases- Tell Me How It Ends
On your TBR for 3+ years- Letter to my Daughter
Working away on my NFNovember reading goals. So far I‘ve really enjoyed everything I‘ve read. Thanks to @Clwojick and @rsteve388 for putting together this fun challenge. #TIL - I can‘t stop reading!
It‘s Nov. 1, so I‘m ready for #NFNov! Hoping to make a dent in my nonfiction collection. (Yes, that‘s 5 shelves‘ worth. In THIS room. 😬) I have the first 3 books lined up already, but after that it‘s fair game! Which ones should I choose? 🧐
@rsteve388 @Clwojick
I‘m really excited for #NFNov ...I adore nonfiction, so it‘s a perfect opportunity to indulge.
I have quite a lot of nonfiction currently checked out from the library...will I read all of it in November? No. But, I have a lot of choices throughout the month. There are also books I own that work for other challenges I can do, and I have lots of ebooks.
The Eckhart Tolle audiobook is on loan from a friend - great time to start listening to that!
Looking forward to #NFNov hosted by @Clwojick and @rsteve388
I have some presidential bios, brain science, and armchair adventure I need to finish up.
To join: https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfBVYCLpiUfCfne0bs0kkU99tzHQ-5hrJCpRtn0...
