I love learning, and reading nonfictional books is a great way to learn about new things and people. Read book reviews of nonfictional books. The nonfictional categories include: American History, History, Autobiography, Biography, and Informational. Click on the image and it will take you to reviews for the books in each category.
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(especially in cataloging books, as in a library or bookstore) all writing or books not fiction, poetry, or drama, including nonfictive narrative prose and reference works; the broadest category of written works.
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