Nonfiction November wrap-up: New to My TBR

It’s been a veritable feast of nonfiction books this month! Thank you to everyone who has made this such an amazing event once more.

Here’s a roundup of those who shared their new TBR additions this week. (Sorry about the linky problems everybody — I’m not sure what happened, but most links seemed to come through in the end.)

• JulzReads: 15 books including Nothing to Envy
• Always Doing: 3 books including Forensics
• Cori’s Mini Book Reviews: 4 books including Into Thin Air
• Unruly Reader: 7 books including The Year of Living Danishly
• Musings of a Literary Wanderer: 16 books including Lots of Candles, Plenty of Cake
• The Writerly Reader: 6 books including Death in the Air
• An Adventure in Reading: 10 books including The Hidden Life of Trees
• Bookgirl’s Nightstand: 7 books including My Beloved World
• Sarah’s Book Shelves: 5 books including And the Band Played On
• LouLou Reads: 5 books including The Radium Girls
• The Book Stop: 4 books including The Brain that Changes Itself
• Lakeside Musing: 6 books including Daring to Drive
• Wild Places: 5 books including Foxes Unearthed
• Words and Peace: 10 books including Birding Without Borders
• Literasaurus: 11 books including Dear Fahrenheit 451
• Mind Joggle: 7 books including Just Mercy
• Too Fond: 6 books including Modern Mindfulness
• Lindsay’s Library: 7 books including Jane Austen at Home
• Head Subhead: 8 books including Grocery
• One Catholic Life: 4 books including Life in Code
• Running and Reading: 5 books including The Princess Diarist
• Buried in Print: 6 books including Lab Girl
• The Paperback Princess: 9 books including The Children of Henry VIII
• Emerald City Book Review: 4 books including Born a Crime
• Gofita’s Pages: 6 books including The Lost City of the Monkey God
• Novels and Nonfiction: 10 books including Hitler’s Furies

Wow — that’s around 200 books with not much overlap (though a few popular titles appeared more than once). This should definitely keep us busy for the next 11 months! Until next November, enjoy your reading and be sure to come back to share your adventures in nonfiction with us.