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I am in a nonfiction book slump. Help.
I love reading nonfiction. I generally read 1. one nonfiction book to learn something and better myself, and 2. a second one more for page-turning and captivating entertainment. I have no shortage of nonfiction books in the first category on my to-read list, but I am having a hard time coming up with books in the second category, ones that I cannot put down.
Please suggest some nonfiction books that are gripping page-turners. Some examples that I loved are Into Thin Air, Unbroken, Bad Blood, Empire of Pain, the Spy and the Traitor, Adrift, Endurance (Shackelton), Night, Into Cold Blood, etc.
Thank you very much!
u/ilovethegym — 13 days ago