This week’s topic isn’t one with which I have a lot of experience. I don’t read a lot of creepy, other-worldly nonfiction and that’s kind of how it strikes me. So, here is as close as I could come. I did not read them this year.
I hated science in school. It bored me silly. But this book, tracing the origin of a cholera epidemic in long-ago London fascinated me. Ghost Map by Steven Johnson.
What is killing the honey bees? Fruitless Fall by Rowan Jacobsen.
Why are some of us Autistic? In A Different Key: The Story of Autism by Caren Zucker was very interesting.
I did not read any of these this year. I hope these meet the criteria for this week!
Hopewell's Public Library of Life 
I have difficulty with this prompt as well! I only had one this year that truly qualified.
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I think we can do whatever we want to do with these! I struggled a bit with this theme but had to write it in a hurry the day after I got back from holiday. Just been tussling with next week’s too, but I always love reading all the different takes on them!
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Next week’s is drafted but who knows? Thanksgiving is between now and then!
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I do them on Mondays so I was thinking about today’s one. I have drafted week 5 as I add to it as I go along so I can record where I got the ideas from! That one I do at the end of the week, however, so I can see everyone else’s that they have added to their TBRs!
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I’m a bit off schedule with blogging being back to work. I’m still wiped out in the evening–that will change. I get home much earlier, far shorter commute. I hope to get back to my writing.
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Interesting books. I think by TBR keeps growing – or I add ot a wish list.
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Thanks! I need to read all the posts.
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😊
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These do sound interesting. I don’t read a lot of non-fiction beyond memoirs, but these did intrigue me, Lisa.
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Good!
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I can’t help but think of The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks by Rebecca Skloot. A true story that’s very hard to believe.
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But true
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