7 nonfiction books I can't wait to read 📖 my nonfiction TBR
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- Опубліковано 22 лип 2024
- Let's talk about some non-fiction books that I am itching to read! Which of these have you read, and what did you think? What would you add to my list?
Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
2:22 Open Veins of Latin America by Eduardo Galeano
3:29 Biased by Jennifer Eberhardt
4:24 Ejaculate Responsibly by Gabrielle Blair
6:10 Why We Sleep by Matthew Walker
7:16 Outlive by Peter Attia
8:14 Eve by Cat Bohannon
9:12 So You've Been Publicly Shamed by Jon Ronson
10:37 Outro
I like this type of TBR! This year I'm keeping separate fiction and nonfiction consideration lists. Your choices all look really interesting. My favorite nonfiction book so far this year was Black AF History.
Just looked it up- looks great! Something I’d definitely be interested in picking up, so thank you 🙏🏾
Your video just popped on my UA-cam home page and I’m so glad for the algorithm because all these books are immediately in my tbr as well!!!
I’m latin american so once you said you were gonna read las venas abiertas I was like ohhhhh she knows!!!!!
Thanks ❤❤❤
Yay, that’s awesome!! And re: open veins, she definitely wants to know! 😁 Let me know if you end up reading any of these
I definitely agree about the monthly TBR's - too much pressure, lol. These all sounded very interesting and I have added them to my never-ending storygraph TBR 😅Looking forward to hearing your thoughts on them eventually 😊
Yay! Glad you got some ideas. And if you read any, I’d love to hear your thoughts too!
I love this idea! Time based TBRs are always way too much for me
They can be a lot!
ur skin is literally perfect 😩❤
So kind, thank you! Although I think the camera may have some filter it automatically applies, so there’s that :)
Open Veins sounds really interesting!
Agreed!
So you have been publicly shamed is the worst book I have ever read
Ooh I’d love to know why! Any other recs you have?
I meant to get to that one when it was released in the US and forgot 😅. I think my favorite nonfiction books I’ve read are ones that I felt were essential to me for understanding my morals and history. All the old second wave feminists texts, not because they were all perfect, but understanding the foundation for modern women’s liberation before it could become the long time coming intersectionality and why women wanted a revolution and what feminism is beyond its pop culture depictions has been monumental for me. Bell Hooks though? Picking up un feminist thought and expanding it into a map for freedom for all?! I’d recommend her entire catalog.
I like to know why books speak to people. What makes your pick your essential nonfiction from what you’ve read so far(if it’s okay to ask, book nerd in me loves knowing what/why people connect heavily to what they do)?
I think I can be interested in most non-fiction topics. Can be history, psychology, science/health, ethics/philosophy. Learning is learning! But I often look for ones that I’ve heard are quite readable. If it’s too dry, it won’t hold my attention.