Spring 2017 Book Haul, Part 1: Nonfiction

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Today I'm showing all the nonfiction books I've acquired recently in part one of my spring book haul!

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I have never saw any Russian bookute channel with such a rich and interesting collection of books on Russian history. Amazing books as usual )) Will keep my eye on Helen Rappaport book, thank you!

NeverMindTheBooks

Is it bad that when watching a Steve Mail Haul now, whenever there is a Russian type book amongst them my mind automatically goes, there's a book he's sending to Olive! lol

someonerandom

October as Russian history month is a great idea!

byronsbrain

I've never heard anything about the backstory of Dr. Zhivago and how it came to be published. If you are interested in a buddy read or do a read along of that one, let me know.😀

KathleenAnnBooks

"Bears in the Streets" sounds amazing! I am a sucker for those kinds of observant travel memoirs/commentaries.

booklearning

I'm excited for a potential read-a-long, I've decided to delve deeper into nonfiction and I've always loved history and wars. that sounds like something up my alley

ChrisBrooks

I'm so on board with a Caught in the Revolution read-a-long! I also picked up a copy of S. A. Smith's Russia in revolution and can't wait to get to it in October :)

MissBethLouise

I love watching Steve's videos, his on of my top five favorite book tubers to watch

elizabethsspookyshouseofbooks

Woman! You're a 1-woman library when it comes it books on Russia. How many books do you have on that topic now? I think a "Russian" month would be great - it'd be really interesting to hear a number of your reviews / discussions in succession to really look at the subject. I know so little about it!

NonFicBooks

The Outrun sounds great... same with the Smirnov book (I never connected where it originated).

splitreads

I would potentially be very interesting in Caught in the Revolution as a readalong! I have the Romanov Sisters on my kindle and have been anxious to read it!

LifeBetweenWords

Caught In The Revolution, is a book I will be adding to my list. Thanks!

stephanielabruzzo

I'm so glad I found your channel, I'm obsessed with russian history too! Actually I like everything related to Russia, such as the language too (I want to learn so bad)

ketlenps

Stalin and the Scientists sounds amazing! I hope you get to that one soon and review it.

alltheworldsapage

Have you read Orlando Figes' book on the Russian Revolution? It is called "A people's tragedy". It is a huge book (nearly 1000 pages). I haven't read it; I just saw it online and wondered whether you would recommend it (or not).

leonardmare