Do you read non-fiction books?

[Ivan Kovic]

Every book I pick up has the potential to open up a new world of ideas, perspectives, and knowledge that I had not previously considered.

[Ivan Kovic]

Each author brings their unique experiences and insights to the table, offering a fresh and illuminating perspective on the world and the people in it.

[Ivan Kovic]

By reading widely and diversely, I am exposed to a range of voices and viewpoints, helping me to challenge my own assumptions and biases.

[Ivan Kovic]

This, in turn, leads to a deeper appreciation of the complexities and nuances of the world, and a greater sense of empathy and understanding towards others.

[Ivan Kovic]

Whether I am reading a classic work of literature or a cutting-edge scientific study, each book offers its own unique contribution to my understanding of the world.

[Ivan Kovic]

Sometimes the lessons are subtle and require careful reflection, while other times they are bold and immediately transformative.

[Ivan Kovic]

ut in every case, reading enriches my life and helps me to grow as a person.

[Ivan Kovic]

Moreover, the act of reading itself can be a transformative experience, allowing me to explore new worlds and ideas from the comfort of my own home.

[Ivan Kovic]

It is a way to travel without leaving my chair, to connect with people across time and space, and to expand my mind and heart in ways that are both profound and meaningful.

[Wanjla Carl]

Of course, I love non-fiction books. This is because most of them offer very good lessons about the real life that might not be found in other genres. Most of them always have a positive and clear message.

[Quizlit4Stephen]

I rarely read non-fiction, there is enough 'real life' in real life

[Paul Link]

Absolutely. Check out Erik Larson's stuff if you want a good entry point for non-fiction.

[LY_Rachel]

Yes, I mostly read historical non-fiction books. I especially love first hand accounts, such as the Notebooks of Captain Coignet, as they give a unique, yet real perspective of the events happening in the past. I also just like learning more about history, so factual books also fall under the type of non-fiction I like.

[Seetha E]

Yes, I do read non-fiction books. It gives a lot of perspective.

I like books from sci-fi and kids genre too.

[Nimra Kiran]

Yes, I like to read non-fiction because they create a feeling that whatever I am reading, happened sometime, somewhere in history on this very Earth. It gives me immense pleasure to read about history and it provides me with so much knowledge and I love that. The fact always amazes me that these events, talks, and incidents actually took place in a different timeline under that same Sun, stars, and moon, and there is no doubt about it, so amazing.