Great Non Fiction Books to Add To Your Reading List!

Non Fiction books are here for a realistic jump into books.

Non Fiction Books are books that mostly are about real topics, problems, situations. As opposed to Fiction books they are based in reality and not just imagination of the mind. There are lot of Non Fiction Books in the world of books that you can choose to read- books that are mainly informative, soulful books, mind, soul books, health books, mind-set books, historical, educational and so on. Nonfiction a part of literature which is aimed at providing the best of information about a real topic, it can be objective or subjective. Nonfiction has been a important part of the fundamental divisions of narrative writing — in contrast to fiction, largely designed by imaginary characters and events, though sometimes ambiguous regarding its basis in reality.

Biography, Memoir, Self-help book, Creative Non-Fiction, Autobiography, Narrative Non- Fiction, Travelling, Religion, Spirituality, Science, Philosophy, Art are just some of the genres in the huge spectrum of Non Fiction books.

Some great Non Fiction Books you need to read at least once in your life:

1.       The Diary of a Young Girl, Anne Frank

One of the most important pieces in the history of Non Fiction books. This diary, normally known as the Diary of Anne Frank, is about the girl who lived in hiding for two years during the Nazi occupation if Netherlands. The diary is the record of the worst times in the history of time, Nazis and the Holocaust. This Diary hands down becomes a book everyone needs to read at least once in a lifetime

2.       A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf

This feminist gem piece by none other than Virginia Woolf is an extended essay which is basically about how women don’t have a room of one’s own where they can write, where they can explore their powers and abilities. In the world of men how women don’t even have a room of their own. The work is actually based on two lectures delivered by Woolf in October 1928 at Newnham College and Girton College, women’s constituent colleges at the University of Cambridge. The book is a must read to understand the plight of women and women writers in the whole big picture of a male oriented world.

3.       The Rise and Reign of the Mammals, Steve Brusatte

One of the great and fascinating historical books, in The Rise and Reign of the Mammals, palaeontologist Steve Brusatte has brought together two aspects of history the history and evolution. Accompanied with the field stories of the scientists, whose work and discoveries have created the theory and help in taking it further. It includes the iconic mammals such as sabertooth, mammoth, that we have heard of and also the animals and mammals which we haven’t even heard of. The books goes on to record the history of these mammals that once walked the earth but now only the remnants of these Mammals are left.