Nonfiction November 2021 TBR + Recommendations

but regardless this book is powerful it's beautiful it's extremely well written i still think about this book all the time it's one of my favorite nonfiction reads of the year so far will probably rank on my year-end list of non-fiction favorites it is that good

it's an infuriating book because of the subject matter i can't lie to you about that but it's also well written it's riveting and it's really important if you want to understand the genesis of the opioid crisis here in the united states

i read this book long before joining booktube but i remember it being a ton of fun

these columns are beautifully written they're poignant their heartfelt there's one on condolence letters that got me really choked up

it is a little grim of course but it's surprisingly funny and very informative you are going to learn so much by reading this book

this book uses the second person to actually bring you inside a day in the life of a sous chef working in a professional kitchen i know a lot of people don't like the second person but i found it so effective here

all of those things are yours to discover if you read this fabulous work of history that was one of my favorites the year i read it

the title and the cover would have you believe that this is much more of a sports book than it actually is this book discusses much more the treatment of japanese americans within america during world war ii and the history of these internment camps

her first book which was called the woman who would be king all about hatshepsut it has got to be the best work on ancient egypt that i have ever read