Category: Non-Fiction
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What’s Your Dream
I discovered Simon Squibb on social media, where he asks people, “What’s your dream?” His book mixes practical advice with…
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Eleanor
I’m a big history fan, so I went into Eleanor expecting a history-focused book that would explore the life of…
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Cultish
Cultish challenges the idea that cults are only religious or inherently bad, instead presenting them as something that exists on…
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Wordslut
Wordslut is a thought-provoking read filled with linguistic facts that really stick with you. While its strong focus on American…
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The Egyptian Myths
Despite my lifelong fascination with Ancient Egypt, I realised while reading The Egyptian Myths just how intricate and layered the…
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The Fossil Woman: A life of Mary Anning
This biography by Tom Sharpe chronicles the life of fossil hunter Mary Anning, exploring her contributions to palaeontology as well…
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Cher: The Memoir (Part One)
Cher: The Memoir (Part One) by Deborah Harkness details the early life of Cher, focusing on her mother and childhood.…
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The Map That Changed The World
The book by Simon Winchester is a blend of biography, history, science, and geology, focusing on William Smith and his…
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Ocean
“Ocean” by David Attenborough and Colin Butfield emphasizes the necessity of ocean conservation. It explores diverse marine ecosystems and their…
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Dinosaurs Rediscovered
by Michael J.Benton This book isn’t just about dinosaurs and the usual facts and figures we often hear. It’s about…
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The Forever Dog
The Forever Dog is a non-fiction book packed with factual insights about the health and well-being of our beloved furry…
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