Yes. Reading an unnerving book called Tell Your Children by one of my favorite spy authors: Alex Berenson. He took a year off from his spy John Wells to research and write about something he’s become passionate about. It’s about marijuana. I would say the “dangers” of marijuana but I’m not here for a debate.

Skye

I love historical non fiction. I’m currently reading 1776, David McCullough’s excellent book.

Peggy

I like true crime, biographies and American history.

Carol

Im a fiction fan but some non-fiction is pretty dang good.

Deb

Reading Michael Caine’s “Blowing The Bloody Doors Off.” Its pretty good

Tia

Love non-fiction (read about 2 of those a week with my 1 fiction indulgence lol) #booknerd PERIOD

Melissa

I read non-fiction but mostly in the personal/professional development vein. Only occasionally do I read autobiographies and memoirs.

Barbara

I read non-fiction all the time. (Mostly for research, but also for pleasure.)

Barbara

There was a great discussion before the New Year on BECOMING.

Jeff

I read both. Roughly 10-20% nonfiction on average.

Cheryle

I mainly read fiction, but there are some great non-fiction books I read as well. Educated and Maid are two recent non-fiction that are well done.

Cathy

A lot of novels are reviewed here, that’s probably the majority, but other books are also reviewed – non fiction and memoirs and then Mickey Mickey reads across a lot of genres and shares his books with us!

Mickey

I read more non fiction than fiction, but enjoy both.

Susan

I read as much non-fiction as fiction. Some of my all time favorite reads have been non-fiction.

Mary

I’m a big non-fiction reader.

Virginia

I read both – nonfiction and fiction. I have at least one book of each going at all times.

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