Week 4 is hosted by Katie @ Doing Dewey
The big post, the one where we list all of the great reads we have found! I am still making my way around everyone’s posts, so I will probably be adding to this, but this is my list as it stands now.
Let Them Eat Pancakes – Spirit Blog
Wintering: A Season with Geese – Librofulltime
Blue Highways – Intrepid Arkansawyer
The Twenty-Ninth Day – Musings of a Literary Wanderer
Children of the Land – Lovely Bookshelf
The Cottingley Secret and Believing in Fairies: A Manual for Grown-Ups – Bookworm Chronicles
Vesper Flights and Migrations – Words and Peace (and Brona)
Death in Salem- Silver Button Books
An Anthropologist on Mars – Emerald City
And then finally, the books recommended to me on my Ask the Experts post!
Daphne du Maurier by Margaret Forster – Stargazer
Blue Mind by Wallace Nichols – Monika at Lovely Bookshelf
Atlantic by Simon Winchester – Words and Peace
Hell Ship by Michael Veitch – Shelleyrae at Book’d Out
Nathaniel Philbrik’s Heart of the Sea – Brona
The Folk Keeper by Billingsley – LexLingua
The Country of the Pointed Firs by Sarah Orne Jewett – Array
In the Kingdom of Ice by Hampton Sides – Array
Under the Sea Wind and The Sea Around Us, by Rachel Carson – Rennie at What’s Nonfiction
Last week got away from me! My husband had to work a million zillion hours and it was me and the five year old ALL WEEK and WEEKEND… so not much mommy alone time, and when I did get it, I was zonked. I hope to catch up on reading everyone’s posts this week. I have really enjoyed reading everyone’s nonfiction loves this month, and can’t wait for next year!
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You have some great titles. Thanks for sharing!
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You have stacked your pile!! This is awesome! I hope that your husband’s hours are better this week or you somehow find more balance so that you get the opportunity to read some (or breath or sleep, you choose!).
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Those will you keep you busy for a long while!
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What a great selection, and I’m glad one of mine appealed!
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Yay, hope you enjoy The Twenty-Ninth Day!
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So many great choices. I love non-fiction. Let Them Eat Pancakes sounds interesting.
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I recently added The Cold Vanish to my TBR too. It sounds really interesting. I hope you enjoy all these!
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You did find a lot of books! Fathoms caught my eye as well.
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Last week sounds busy! I hope you will manage to get some time to relax this week. Quite an impressive list you’ve put together, glad to see the du Maurier biography included! 🙂
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I so need to read Atlantic!
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wow, you got all kids of amazing finds. I’m glad I contributed to a few. Carlson’s book in Paris was also very interesting.
If your readers are interested in Japan, here are all the recommendations I got: https://wordsandpeace.com/2020/11/24/nonfiction-november-2020-new-on-my-tbr/
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Ack, all of these look delicious! Esp. Wintering, Pancakes, and Believing in Fairies. Also, glad you liked the The Folk Keeper rec!
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I first read Blue Highways right after it was published, and it made a huge impact on me. It reminded me that it is important to talk to others, especially here in America. It’s a book I want to reread one of these days.
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It has been on my list for ages, and Jinger reminded me I need to move it up. I think I had forgotten about it!
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I didn’t take part in Nonfiction November this year (it just wasn’t the right time for me, unfortunately) but I have been loving these wrap up posts and getting lots of recommendation – you’ve some great titles included.
I actually recently purchased The Cottingley Secret by Hazel Gaynor, and look forward to getting to it soon.
I hope you have been able to enjoy some good nonfiction this month.
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Sometimes that is how it goes, we have to read what and when we can. 🙂 I am pretty excited about that title!
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Aw Erin, I am so pleased that The Cottingley Secret AND Believing in Fairies made into on your TBR. I hope you will enjoy reading them as much as I did. 🙂
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I can’t wait to read them both honestly!!
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You’ve got so many interesting titles on this list. I’ve added Children of the Land to my TBR. I’m also really interested in the Oliver Sacks book. Enjoy your nonfiction reading!
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Children of the Land is calling my name loudly from this list. I will probably read that one sooner than later. 🙂
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i’ve not heard of the Rachel Carson book, she writes so beautifully that it will be a treat to read I’m sure
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I am really looking forward to it. 🙂
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I loved both Fathoms and In the Kingdom of Ice, so I’m excited to see them on your list! I’ve also enjoyed several of Simon Winchester’s books, but haven’t yet read Atlantic, so I’ll have to add that to my list too 🙂
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I am really looking forward to all three! Atlantic seems like it will be a commitment so I am waiting until I feel like I can make that commitment. Lol.
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