Welcome to Tuesday Book Chat.
This is where we encourage book lovers to answer our bookish question of the week. As we are a faith-based group the questions refer mainly to Christian fiction or non-fiction.
Today’s question is:
What nonfiction topics do you read?
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I mostly read devotional books so I guess that would be the topics I read.
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I really don’t read anything other than fiction. I did get a non fiction book for Christmas, but couldn’t tell you what it was. Guess I should pull it out and see what my Aunt thought I needed to read.
I understand this I mainly read fiction too. We try to cater for all readers here on book chat so have a few for non-fiction as well. Thanks for stopping by.
I enjoy non-fiction books about running, writing, and devotionals.
Sounds good Stephanie.
Mostly devotionals and books about Bible topics, but other things as I find them interesting or want to know more about somethings.
Last year I read quite a few recipe books.
I will also pick up the occasional book about interior design, drawing, history, craft, lighthouses, decluttering and, on the rare occasion, a biography/autobiography.
Oh, and I’ll frequently pick up an atlas or street directory to look up where somewhere is located.
Of Christian books devotionals are my main one too.
I like non-fiction books about books and authors, biographies, history, music, devotionals and specific Biblical or Christian topics. The older I get it seems the more non-fiction I read.
Thanks for stopping by Malvina, hope to see you again soon. Sounds like a good variety of topics.
I don’t read a lot of non-fiction but when I do it’s biographies, self help, how-to books and history books. I spent a lot of years in college reading a lot for my courses so I like to read fiction more these days.
Thanks for stopping by Cindi and answering the question.