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| Cross References by Jonathan Wolstenholme |
Happy Sunday! Welcome to November and our foray into all things non fiction. Non Fiction falls into 5 different broad categories: Narrative ( one of our bingo categories), Expository (yet another bingo category), Persuasive, and Descriptive. Within those broad categories, there are many different genres, some which blend, overlap, or stand alone. So the choices are unlimited.
The Complete List of New York Times Nonfiction Best Sellers
45 Non-Fiction Classics You’ll Want to Pick Up (and Won’t Want to Put Down)
Narrative Nonfiction: Books that read like novels
November also starts our latest dragon of the month: Glauring. He is the father of dragons in J.R.R Tolkien's Middle Earth, created by Morgoth in The Silmarillion and became the main antagonist in The Children of Hurin.
Our A to Z and Back Again letter this week is I. Look for books with titles starting with I or authors whose names begin with I . Find a book that is inspirational, idealistic, or full of irony. Maybe a story that is immense or starts in media res.
Have a great non fiction November and have fun exploring different genres!
