While I don’t find myself reading nonfiction books that often, I have made an effort to read more this year. And that has led to me coming across some books as a result. That is why I will be discussing 5 nonfiction books every nonfiction fan should read!

This list is going to list 5 nonfiction books and is not a top five list. Instead, I will be focusing on five amazing and informational nonfiction books that should be read by avid nonfiction book fans. There are thousands of books to choose from but these are ones that stood out to me.

There is a good chance that you have seen or heard about these books because they are very popular. When you discuss nonfiction books, someone will mention them and I don’t blame them. Even I find myself doing this because I want everyone to read them and see how amazing they are. You can see the full list below!

5 Nonfiction Books Every Nonfiction Fan Should Read

A book that has received worldwide recognition is Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner. In this book, Zauner opens up about her life growing up in a Korean household and growing distance from Korean culture as she moved to the East Coast.

But when Zauner’s mother is diagnosed with cancer, she is forced to come to terms with her identity as she tries to reclaim her heritage and everything her mother has passed down to her. This book will pull on your heartstrings and is a book that will stay with you for a long time.

Another book that talks about their relationship with their mother is Jennette McCurdy’s I’m Glad My Mom Died. In this book, McCurdy talks about her childhood and acting career that her mom pushed on her. As she grows older, she realizes that her relationship with her mother was unhealthy and one that she is glad to have escaped and that she loves her mother despite all her shortcomings.

Usually I will read a book and then watch the adaptation afterwards. But that sequence happened in reverse for Killers of the Flower Moon by David Grann. His book focuses on the killings of the  Osage Nation in Oklahoma in the 1920s.

If it wasn’t for Grann’s books, most people wouldn’t have heard of this tragedy. His book puts the spotlight on Native Americans and reminds us of the United States dark history. Books like these are what make me appreciate this genre.

Conclusion

These are the 5 nonfiction books every nonfiction fan should read. We covered three here and will be covering more in the coming days so be on the lookout for that article. Have you read this books and what nonfiction books would you say are must reads? Let us know in the comments below!

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