Fiction and Non Fiction books

History is always a big topic.

1st world war, Norman invasion, vikings, Romans, ancient Egypt, English civil war, castles, gold rushes, political history, adventurers, etc.

Then you have biographies from famous people, sports people, politicians, actors, celebs, etc.

Science type things, geology, astronomy, psychology, botany, etc.

Or books about specific things, like certain car manufacturers, experimental planes, rockets.

Or books on hobbies, like woodwork, knitting, fishing, painting, drawing, photography,

It depends on what takes your fancy.

I have books on all sorts of things. Generally things I thought I wanted to know about in more detail.

History is always a big topic.

1st world war, Norman invasion, vikings, Romans, ancient Egypt, English civil war, castles, gold rushes, political history, adventurers, etc.

Then you have biographies from famous people, sports people, politicians, actors, celebs, etc.

Science type things, geology, astronomy, psychology, botany, etc.

Or books about specific things, like certain car manufacturers, experimental planes, rockets.

Or books on hobbies, like woodwork, knitting, fishing, painting, drawing, photography,

It depends on what takes your fancy.

I have books on all sorts of things. Generally things I thought I wanted to know about in more detail.

Stuart333 said:

I have books on all sorts of things. Generally things I thought I wanted to know about in more detail.

Yes, I like to keep a micro-library with subjects that take my fancy, like clouds or sailing ships. We are so very lucky to have cheap second-hand books easily available. I also like generic books - encyclopaedias. These are old, quirky books, good for dipping into when you feel restless and don't know what you want to read:

Information is Beautiful by David McCandless

Who or Why or Which or What by John Oldale

Any other book suggestions are welcome.