21 Lessons for the 21st Century, First Man In & Divided | Non Fiction Reviews

Lucy and Scott discuss three very different recent non-fiction reads:

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[AnuragShukla-xvxb]

this is literally what i needed... keep it up... you will grow for sure

[teacherbujo]

Super interesting! Are you guys going to put out a to be read list for nonfiction November?

[flippydippy]

Ignore that stinking downvote up there, ugh! Haters everywhere. I might have been purposely avoiding nonfic lately because I haven't read anything lately. I do have The Rise and Fall of the Dinosaurs on deck if I get the urge. I started Soul of an Octopus but it didn't really catch my interest. It's not written by a scientist but rather by a journalist- maybe that was it.

Here's to a great week! See ya!

[TheZulfiaa]

I am always looking forward to your videos. They are absolutely lovely and inspiring. I finished 21 Lessons for the 21st Century a couple of days ago and immediately started Sapiens. I read Homo Deus last year. Every his book is a very engaging read. My pet peeve is similar to yours - 21 lessons did not give lessons, but it did ask hard questions. I have been trying to find some answers for the same questions he addressed, but he did not answer, did he? He simply asked them in a more demanding, pressing, and thought-provoking manner.

[danecobain]

Okay, this is a sign that I do definitely need to actually read Divided. I've had it sitting on my shelves for ages!

[anneblack]

the Hebrew original version is "21 thoughts", no idea why it was translated as 21 lessons.

[Robert.Sheard]

And Trump’s latest suggestion? That Spain should build a wall across the Sahara! I’m interested in Divided.