...Francesco Bedini & Stefano Tambellini (trans. Sara Copeland Benjamin), Anna Claybourne and Paula Bossio, and Professor Yasmin Khan.

(Gosh, longer post lengths would be super handy around about now!)
#BookSky #ChildrensBooks #KidLit #NonFictionForKids #PictureBooks #NonFictionNovember

✨ #NonFictionNovember Highlights ✨

Our Founder & CEO, Christopher Lloyd, hit the road for a trio of events celebrating non-fiction, running school sessions in Swindon & Manchester with @literacy-trust.bsky.social
& leading a workshop at @peters-books.bsky.social Love Literacy Conference.

Welcome to the age of non-fiction: getting kids reading Author Christopher Lloyd argues that facts are best

Why do elephants have trunks? Why does my tummy rumble? Why...?

For #NonFictionNovember, author Christopher LLoyd explores how we can harness children's natural curiosity and spark a love of reading in the age of screens 👇

https://bit.ly/4onEbbU

The Jazz Barn by John Gennari - review for Nonfiction November The Jazz Barn, John Gennari, Brandeis University Press, review

A perfect gift for the jazz fan in your life! perfectretort.blogspot.com/2025/11/the-... #booksky #NonfictionNovember

BDSM Test Results My kink roles revealed, and my thoughts about the results

BDSM Test Results
I discuss my real life kinky adventures.
I'll reveal my slave test results soon.
#BDSM #submission #ellalight #Masochism #primal #domme #Miss #lesbian #erotica #domination #reallife #nonfiction #NonfictionNovember open.substack.com/pub/ellaligh...

Square audiobook cover with a black background. The title “CULTS LIKE US” appears in large white block letters stacked vertically. The subtitle “Why Doomsday Thinking Drives America” is printed in small red text near the bottom. The author’s name, Jane Borden, is centered at the bottom in white capital letters. Four small, brightly colored squares sit in the corners, each containing a different image: a yellow square with a vintage cowboy photo in the top right, a blue square with a man in a suit pointing in the top left, a pink square with an illustration of an all-seeing-eye triangle seal in the bottom left, and a green square with a black-and-white group photo in the bottom right. An audiobook headphones icon appears near the bottom right corner.

My tablet has to charge. So... switching to the phone to listen to CULTS LIKE US by Jane Borden. This is my last #NonfictionNovember read.

On with the #nonfictionnovember spotlights, this thread highlights #culture essays and articles I'm particularly proud of, starting with this article for @artreview.bsky.social on the contributions of female writers to contemporary wuxia fiction, both literary and perspectives. #nonfiction 1/

#bookwyrm #30daybookchallenge -Day27-Book w/# in Title-Witchcraft: a History in 13 Trials-Marion Gibson #nonfiction #nonfictionbooks #NonfictionNovember #witches #history #historymatters #WitchTrials #ttrpgpodcast #gamemastersbookclub #booksky #booktok #bookstagram www.k-squareproductions.com/gmbc

Image from Kate Winter's book The Cave Explorer (Puffin) showing a young boy in the Lascaux caves putting his hand up towards a handprint left by someone thousands of years ago.

"Wonder is the first of all passions" Descartes

For #NationalIllustrationDay25 and #nonfictionNovember, Kate Winter writes about connecting readers with the past in her picture books incl THE CAVE EXPLORER @puffinbooksuk.bsky.social #KidLitUK

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#NonfictionNovember Spotlight: Product of Italy, the latest book by multiple award-winning author and educator Rosanna Micelotta Battigelli, published by Latitude 46.

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A poor photo of the Thor Pedersen’s The Impossible Journey - a man standing in a scenic location with hills and trees behind

In the book world November appears to be both #NonFictionNovember & #NovellaNovember - both of these are fitting my mood hugely.

Lots of bulky non fiction library books & world literature novellas for reading in bed.

Just started Pedersen’s The Impossible Journey - not one I’d emulate!
📚💙 #BookSky

NONFICTION NOVEMBER 2025 WEEK 5 This week’s Nonfiction November 2025 festivities are being hosted over on Deb Nance’s site, ReaderBuzz, with the prompt being: **_“New To My TBR: It’s been a month full of amazing nonfiction books! Which ones have made it onto your TBR?”_** What a great month it’s been, and I feel exhausted! So many great new reads, conversations, and fun new blogs to follow. November is always a good time of year to have this event, as it gives us all a little time to add a few new titles to our wish lists. I’m already excited about next year’s reading. Over the 4 weeks of the event, I collected a list of 23 titles that sound like really good reads. I cut that down a bit and am sharing an “up first for me” list of ten titles, with links to the blogs where I read about them. These are all books that I hope to read sooner rather than later: 1. **_Bookish_** by Lucy Mangan 2. **_Cello: A Journey Through Silence to Sound_** by Kate Kennedy 3. **_The CIA Book Club_** by Charlie English 4. **_Strongmen_** by Ruth Ben-Ghiat 5. **_Cull of the Wild_** by Hugh Warwick 6. **_A Year With Gilbert White_** by Jenny Uglow. 7. **_We Have Never Been Woke: The Cultural Contradictions of a New Elite_** by Musa al-Gharbi 8. **_Along the Road: Notes and Essays of a Tourist_** by Aldous Huxley 9. **_The Common Good_** by Robert Reich 10. **_The Quiet Damage_** by Jesselyn Cook I was encouraged by some of the recurring themes and books folks, from across the globe, were reading. There were lots of books on the history of fascism/resistance/current affairs as well as nature. While not an official count, I did track the titles I saw pop up most often, and these had the most ticks on my notepad: * Raising Hare * Everything is Tuberculosis * On Tyranny Thank you to all the hosts this year. It really was fun. I hope you found some good reads this November, and I hope you have a fun place online to share your thoughts and reading. Thank you for stopping by and reading my posts during Nonfiction November 2025! Here are the links to my earlier Nonfiction November 2025 posts: * Week One * Week Two * Week Three * Week Four #nonficnov25 #nonfictionnovember ### Share this: * Click to share on Mastodon (Opens in new window) Mastodon * Click to share on Bluesky (Opens in new window) Bluesky * * Click to share on Threads (Opens in new window) Threads * Click to share on Reddit (Opens in new window) Reddit * * ### Like this: Like Loading... ### _Related_

It's the final week of Nonfiction November 2025 and we're all sharing lists of the titles we discovered this month while reading through all the book blogs. It was another fun event for sure! #nonficnov25 #nonfictionnovember

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NONFICTION NOVEMBER 2025 WEEK 5 This week’s Nonfiction November 2025 festivities are being hosted over on Deb Nance’s site, ReaderBuzz, with the prompt being: “New To My TBR: It’s been a month full of amazing nonfiction books! Which ones have made it onto your TBR?” What a great month it’s been, and I feel exhausted! So many great new reads, conversations, and fun new blogs to … Continue reading NONFICTION NOVEMBER 2025 WEEK 5 →

This sounds intriguing, adding to my #TBR list.

#books #reading #NonfictionNovember #China

My #SFF curations get more traction, but I'm primarily a nonfiction author. During #nonfictionnovember, I'm spotlighting this output. Starting with #books. This sociocultural guide to deities was a crazy endeavour of telling the stories of 60, I'm delighted with its wide and lasting impact. 1/

Twelve Nonfiction Recommendations for Nonfiction November November is Nonfiction Month, so I thought I’d tell you about a few of my favourite nonfiction books.

It's #NonfictionNovember so I've written a list of a dozen of my favourite nonfiction books! I hope you find something on it which you might like to read yourself

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Nonfiction November wrap up!

This month I read 11 nonfiction books, with 2 DNFs. This is probably the most nonfiction I have ever read in a single month, but it ended up being really enjoyable and for the most part, all great reads.
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Nonfiction November: Added to My TBR List This is the final week of Nonfiction November, and the topic is which books we've added to our TBR list. It's hosted by Deb at Readerbuzz. Here are some of the books I've added to my TBR, with links so you can find out more. The "Best of 2025" book lists are starting to come out, so I'm sure I'll be adding even more to my TBR list.

Nonfiction I've Added to My TBR List #NonfictionNovember #bookreviews #reading

Here are 24 picture and middle grade books that explore history, archaeology, and legends for Nonfiction November.
#nationalnonfictionnovember #nonfictionnovember #nonfictionbooks #nonfiction #nonfictionforkids #kidlit #picturebooks #middlegradebooks #bookpost #bookrecs #booksky💙📚 #november2025

🙏 @riverstreetwriting.bsky.social for highlighting SKATER GIRL by the lovely Robin Pacific for #nonfictionnovember!

Ángela Vidal grimacing, wearing a dirty tank top with sweat-drenched hair, in grainy black and white image with stylised REC logo in white and red (REC: Castelao Productions, 2007).

First page of Rebecca Booth's chapter, Emblazoned Eve: Embodied Spectatorship, Material Feminism and Monstrous Religiosity in REC (2007) and The Devil’s Doorway (2018), in Filtered Reality.

Overview of Filtered Reality (text: Filtered Reality is our love letter to found footage horror. Featuring a foreword from Stephen Volk (Ghostwatch) and an introduction from Aislínn Clarke (The Devil’s Doorway), the book's sixteen chapters are divided into two sections — Progenitors and Evolution — to chart the genesis of the contemporary found footage horror film. The first section includes influences such as epistolary Victorian horror novels (Dracula), radio hoaxes (The War of the Worlds), and the mondo film (Cannibal Holocaust), before the second explores subjects ranging from digital folklore (The Blair Witch Project), to video games (Resident Evil), to post-cinematic horror (Host) — and what lies beyond… Our collectible first-edition paperbacks include a themed, numbered bookplate and a reversible bookmark).

Filtered Reality: The Progenitors and Evolution of Found Footage Horror' paperback book. The cover has a central eye with a camera lens inside with tree branches/roots above and below, and the text is stylised to look like vintage embossed labels. Further text: Foreword by Stephen Volk; Introduction by Aislínn Clarke; Edited by Rebecca Booth & Valeska Griffiths.

On 23 Nov 2007, REC took a hefty, infectious bite out of found footage... 🧟‍♀️

Filtered Reality examines FF as material evidence in REC, and how this comments on Catholicism's historical treatment of women in Spain. 🎥

Read more: holpublishing.com! 🖤

#booksky #nonfictionnovember #horrorsky #writing

An extraordinary heroine who overcame her fear of drowning to risk her life rescuing passengers stranded at sea. Discover the true story of #GraceDarling, brought to life by award-winning author @hilarymckay.bsky.social.
Resources: bit.ly/4ol1rY1
#NonFictionNovember #VictorianHistory

#NonfictionNovember is at an end. Join in the week 5 fun #NewtoMyTBR is hosted by Deb @ ReaderBuzz #NonficNov #Nonfiction #read#nonficbooks #readingchallenge #ReadNonFicChal #books #bookreview #bookblogger bookdout.wordpress.com/2025/11/25/2...

“…an aspect of tranquillity and peculiar beauty…” #novnov25 #maryshelley Today’s post is about another book which qualifies for two November events – Non Fiction November and Novellas in November (as we are allowed to include short non fiction works). I&#821…

On the Ramblings today, another book which counts for two reading events - #NovNov25 and #NonFictionNovember. The book tells of Mary and Percy Shelley's travels in post-Revolutionary Europe - more here! kaggsysbookishramblings.wordpress.com/2025/11/24/a...

“There is earth-shaking news in this book.“

James Cairns shares thoughts on the newest book from Governor General Award-winner Sadiqa de Meijer.

Read the full review:

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#NonfictionNovember Spotlight: If you lie down in a field, she will find you there by Colleen Brown, published by Radiant press, 2023.

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Non-fiction November got personal. Our team recreated covers of hot new arrivals. From Cynthia Erivo’s new memoir to Padma Lakshmi’s cookbook. How did we do? #nonfictionnovember @padmalakshmi.bsky.social