19 non-fiction books I think you'll love

November is coming and with it, the perfect time to read those non-fiction books you've been putting off! If you need some recommendations for fantastic books, you're in the right place. I hope you find the perfect non-fiction for you!

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⏰Time Stamps⏰:
0:00 Intro
0:24 History
2:27 Science
5:15 LGBTQ+
6:40 Colonialism
7:25 Feminism
8:34 Black History
10:15 Memoirs
14:01 Wrap Up
14:30 Outro

[dompishere]

I read The Five a few years ago and really enjoyed it. I really liked Malala's book too

[CarinaZacharias]

You're right, I think I'll love these, too! "Owls of the Eastern Ice" was already on my TBR after you recommended it in the comments under one of my videos. But I'll definitely save this video for later, because all these titles sound super interesting. :) Thank you!

[CharlieBrookReads]

So many great recommendations. I have read a few of these. I love a bit of non fiction. I haven’t been reading nearly as much as normal recently and hopefully in Nov I will put my best foot forward again with it.

[MarjanaBosnjak]

I'm always on a hunt for non-fiction. It slowly became one of my favorite genres after years of reading mostly fiction like fantasy, sci-fi, romance and paranormal

[MarjanaBosnjak]

I loved Born A Crime by Trevor Noah. He is one of my favorite celebrities and political commentators. I think he is so well-spoken, really reads the room in a way that he knows exactly the tone of his content and delivery and that he speaks about things a lot of people don't want to hear in such a human manner. I don't really know how to explain it but when Trevor Noah speaks, I drop everything and listen

[kari-ngforbooks]

Frankopan does such a good job with his books. I want to do a reread of earth transformed bc there was so much

[OliviasCatastrophe]

The transgender issue was phenomenal. The Patriarchs is one I have the audiobook of and I'm looking forward to reading. Long Walk to Freedom is one I finally picked up due to you and really appreciated. I'm planning to pick up Black History for Every Day of the Year from work at some point. Loved Born a Crime, Know My Name, I Am Malala, I'm Glad My Mom Died and Becoming too!

[KatrinaEames]

I've read I Am Malala, I'm Glad My Mom Died, and Becoming - and I really feel like I got a lot out of each of those memoirs