A review for the nonfiction book Everything is Tuberculous by John Green. This is a book not only about the disease, but about heartbreak and hope and everything that the people that have this disease endure to finally be cured. Everything really is tuberculosis.
A quick review for the very short but fascinating book TreeNotes by Nalini Nadkarni. These very short little vignettes are all about the trees and how they touch human lives.
A review for the nonfiction book A Field Guide to the Apocalypse by Athena Aktipis. This is a very informative book about how to prepare for those unexpected disasters that could come at anytime. It also has information about how historically disasters have shaped our lives and our world.
This is a review for the nonfiction book Field Notes From a Fungi Forager by Ashley Rodriguez. I really enjoyed this book that focuses on mushrooms and fungi that can be found around the Pacific Northwest. The author does a great job of telling how to identify the different species, but also includes ideas on how to cook them.
A review for the nonfiction book The Big Redhead Book by Erin La Rosa. As you can guess this is all about what it is like to be a redhead, from the science behind where it comes from to all of the cultural biases redheads are known for. This book has it all and it is told in a very accessible and humorous way.
A review for the nonfiction book A Brief Atlas of the Lighthouses at the end of the world by Jose Luis Gonzalez Macias. A very interesting and beautifully illustrated book about some of the most remote lighthouses in the world.
Confessions of a Serial Reader 
You must be logged in to post a comment.