Nonfiction That Reads Like Fiction 2022 #NonficNov

Welcome to Week #3 of Nonfiction November 2022: Nonfiction that is Stanger Than Fiction which I’m tweaking to Nonfiction That Reads Like Fiction. I’m eager to participate again this year, and I want to give a shout-out to our hosts:  What’s Nonfiction, Doing Dewey, Plucked from the Stacks, She Seeks Nonfiction, and The OC Bookgirl.

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During the month of November, you will notice one nonfiction-focused post each week.

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Weekly Topics:
(Join us?)

Week 1: (October 31-November 4) – Your Year in Nonfiction with Katie @ Doing Dewey
ICYMI:My Year in Nonfiction 2022 Post

Week 2: (November 7-11) – Book Pairing with Rennie @ What’s Nonfiction
ICYMI: Nonfiction and Fiction Book Pairings 2022 Post

Week 3: (November 14-18) –Stranger Than Fiction with Christopher @ Plucked from the Stacks

Week 4: (November 21-25) – Worldview Changers with Rebekah @ She Seeks Nonfiction

Week 5: (November 28-December 2) — New to My TBR with Jaymi @ The OC Bookgirl
***Jaymi is also hosting an Instagram (bookstagram) daily photo challenge #NonfictionBookParty. Check out @TheOCBookgirl for all the details.

*This post contains Amazon affiliate links.

Nonfiction November is an opportunity to reflect on the year, to celebrate and appreciate nonfiction, and to share recommendations.

I LOVE a nonfiction book that reads like fiction!
I have two titles to highlight today (and many more in last year’s post).

This week’s prompt for Nonfiction November is Stranger Than Fiction. I am tweaking this topic because, for me, a favorite form of nonfiction is narrative nonfiction (nonfiction that reads like a story). There is nothing strange about these stories! However, you will notice that they read like fiction!

Please join me for Nonfiction November 2022!

Today’s host is Christopher at Plucked From the Stacks

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Two Nonfiction Books That Read Like Fiction

***Book titles are Amazon affiliate links or links to my blog reviews

The Woman They Could Not Silence by Kate Moore

I had to remind myself during reading that this was nonfiction! If you wish you could read more nonfiction but are discouraged in your attempts, may I recommend you start with narrative nonfiction (reads like fiction) to whet your appetite! This one reads like a hisfic/thriller! I can envision it as a movie!

An Astronaut’s Guide to Life on Earth by Chris Hadfield

Although this is a memoir, it has some narrative nonfiction elements, and his space flight and adventures are amazing and jaw dropping! If you’ve read Project Hail Mary, this would be a perfect companion read (flight pick).

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See Last Year’s Post for Many More Nonfiction Books That Read Like Fiction!

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QOTD

I would love to hear all about your favorite nonfiction that reads like fiction in the comments!

If you are participating in #NonficNov, please leave a link to your post in the comments.

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Happy Reading Book Friends!

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