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Fiction and Non Fiction books

pinkchocoholic

Just a reminder which is which 

Fiction - Made-up stories, imagined worlds, and synthesized events.

Non Fiction - Real events, verified facts, and actual people.

I've noticed I have read more fiction books than non fiction books

I would like to read more non fiction books but unsure where to start, not sure what would interest me etc

Any non fiction books recommendations anyone else is appreciated Thumbsup

Plus if there's any fiction books that relate to non fiction books I'll give them a go (would be good to read nonfiction book them a fiction book based on it!)

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  • Have you read David Attenborough's 'Life on Air'? Being topical as it's his 100th year, though obviously it covers up to when it was published rather than present day.

    In that vein, I also really enjoyed Chris Packham's 'Fingers in the Sparkle Jar', which is about his life. I don't read a lot of autobiographys but these two are an interest for me.

    Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin's book 'Back to Nature' is another light non fiction book about nature and the environment. But you'll know pretty quickly if you have any interest in non-fiction topics or not, so borrow from the library where you can to see if it's for you or not.

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  • Have you read David Attenborough's 'Life on Air'? Being topical as it's his 100th year, though obviously it covers up to when it was published rather than present day.

    In that vein, I also really enjoyed Chris Packham's 'Fingers in the Sparkle Jar', which is about his life. I don't read a lot of autobiographys but these two are an interest for me.

    Chris Packham and Megan McCubbin's book 'Back to Nature' is another light non fiction book about nature and the environment. But you'll know pretty quickly if you have any interest in non-fiction topics or not, so borrow from the library where you can to see if it's for you or not.

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