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I haven’t heard of either of these thank you! The cave diver one sounds fascinating- that’s something I know absolutely nothing about.

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You’ll have to tell me more about this when we talk!

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I love nonfiction! Some recent favorites include How Far the Light Reaches (Sabrina Imbler), Anthropocene Reviewed (John Green), Lost & Found (Kathryn Schulz) and Braiding Sweetgrass... and I have a bazillion more!

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Thank you for these, I’ve only heard of the John Green one- I’d love to know more of your favorites, I can never have too many nonfiction options:)

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I’ll be sharing a bunch more on my substack soon! And Braiding Sweetgrass is by Robin Kimmerer and is OUTSTANDING

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As usual, you put together such good lists, there is always at least one I’ve read or is added to my bulging TBR

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Thank you Rose:)

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You know I adore memoirs. Finding Me by Viola Davis is a recent favorite. Really enjoyed The Life Council by Laura Tremaine (I can’t stop thinking about it). I’m currently listening to Maggie Smiths memoir about marriage and motherhood. She’s a poet so it’s beautifully told.

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Wow the Laura Tremaine really spoke to you! That’s great. I have the Maggie Smith on audio- let me know how it goes for you

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It’s really sticking with me. I even had a dream about it!

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This is an amazing list!! I’ve only read one and just added a bunch to my TBR!

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Thanks Sara! I’m in a huge nonfiction mood- I think you would really like The Creative act

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You just exploded my TBR - thank you! I recently read and loved People’s Hospital by Ricardo Nuila, Rough Sleepers by Tracy Kidder and The Teachers by Alexandra Robbins. Plus SO MANY MORE. I’m on a major NF kick these days!

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I'm glad! And thank you for giving me 3 more recs I haven't heard of 👏

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Just finished two I enjoyed: Into the Planet by Jill Heinerth about a cave diver (this book made me feel so claustrophobic). And Doomsday Mother about a woman who had her children chilled because she thought they were zombies.

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