A new week means new Non-Fiction titles to add to your non fiction TBR. These new titles touch on a variety of subjects that are quite interesting. Go check them out and learn some new interesting facts about the world.
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It Was All a Lie: How the Republican Party Became Donald Trump by Stuart Stevens
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It Was All a Lie is Stuart Stevens’ take on how much the Republican Party has changed since Donald Trump became president. Stevens has voted for republicans canidates for years but he didn’t realize how corrupted Trump would be. After some research, Stevens realized how Trump’s presidency dates back to the civil rights movement back in the 1960s.
Stevens claims that the republican party stands for nothing, even though they claim to stand for family values. However, according to Stevens, the loudest person in the room can always take over something that doesn’t have a leg to stand on.
2. The Sprawl: Reconsidering the Weird American Suburbs by Jason Diamond
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The Sprawl is about how the suburbs are at the center of art because of how alike suburbs are. Suburbs are what some people resent and that is where the art of it comes from. In this book of essays, Jason Diamond explores how and why the suburbs need a closure look. Through his own personal experiences and how he rejected the cliches of living in the suburbs.
3. Born to be Public by Greg Mania
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Born to be Public is the autobiography of Greg Mania, and tells how he became the comedian he is today. He discusses how he came out to his polish immigrant parents, and how he found himself in New York City, and found his voice through comedy. Greg Mania, tells his story about how he found himself several times, while battling with mental health, and dealing with sex and relationships. Everyone has bumps on the road to happiness and Greg Mania shares his story in a relatable unique way.
4. The Fixed Stars by Molly Wizenburg
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The Fixed Stars is a memoir about Molly Wizenberg and how she began to question her sexuality while being a juror. She was thirty-six and was married with a family, but her attraction to a female attorney made her realize that there is more to her life than she thought. Molly tells her story about how she explored lots of stuff in her life, including desire and her own identity. She learned to be who she was and shed who she thought she had to be.
5. The Book of Atlantis Black: The Search for a Sister Gone Missing by Betsy Bonner
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The Book of Atlantis Black is a true crime story about a woman named Atlantis Black that was believed to be dead. However the ID didn’t match the body found dead in a Tijuana hotel room, but the body was cremated the second the case was closed. Which then finds Atlantis sister, Betsy on a journey to figure out what really happened to her sister. She dives deep into the case, and finds lots of things from facebook posts, police reports, and even some memories she was able to conjure up. Betsy searches hard for her sister, but soon she might realize that finding her sister might just be impossible.