Nonfiction only. please share the title of the best book you’ve recently read?

[DreamCrescent]

What Happened to You? by Oprah and a child psychiatrist
Dare to Lead by Bréné Brown
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks-could’ve been better, when journalists write a biography they often try to sensationalize it like clickbait in a book. it doesn’t work
And Spare was actually not as bad if you set the expectation

[Anonymous]

No Easy Answers: The Truth Behind Death At Columbine by Brooks Brown and Rob Merritt. Became one of my favorite books bc it was such an interesting and compelling read. A lot of new information that I didn't know before what helped to understand the bigger picture better and made it more devastating, in hindsight.

[Smashingdoozy]

Most recent non fiction book I read was I'm glad my mom died by Janette McCurdy. Was really good

[DreamCrescent]

it was suggested to me by Audible but it looks like entitled white chick rant. perhaps i judged a book by its cover

[Smashingdoozy]

Definitely not entitled. It's her abuse story essentially plus some info about certain people at Nickelodeon and hush money etc.

[DJB72]

Matthew Perry's autobiography was good - Friends, Lovers and the Big, Terrible Thing

I'm reading "Making it So" by Patrick Stewart at the moment - or rather I'm listening to the Audible version he produced, which is excellent.

"Taken on Trust" by Terry Waite is good as well.

[Lliam]

"Gaza: An Inquest into its Martyrdom" by Norman Finkelstein

[Lliam]

Thank you for the MHO.

[WindAtMyBack]

I don't read much non-fiction these days. The last one I thought was really good was Colin Powell's autobiography. That was a couple of years ago. I've started a few since then, including a couple more autobiographies, but they didn't keep my interest.

[DryGermanGuy]

I have re-read the 1993 book from David Sheff about the century-old history of Nintendo. An absolutely fascinating read for every tech nerd. :-)

[docster]

"Run Holly, Run". By Kathy Coleman. She played young Holly Marshall on the '70's Saturday morning show "Land of the Lost".

[strateguy632]

non fiction is boring. except non fiction book new testament has good stories.

[DrPepper12]

The entire Event Group series of sci-fi. Highly recommend!!

[dolemite58]

I’m currently reading desperation by Stephen king and it’s really good I highly recommend it

[Dargil]

Conflict of Visions by Tom Sowell.

[Overandunder89]

Teaching a Stone to Talk by Annie Dillard.

[OtterMan68]

A Gentlmen in Moscow

[Jennz6]

The Bible