I have a fun variety of books to read for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 this month!
Ten Birds That Changed the World for #Naturalitsy @AllDebooks
Bad Feminist for #AuthorAMonth @Soubhiville
Blackbeard the Pirate for #BookedInTime @Cuilin
#MonthlyNonfiction2025 @julieclair
I finished three nonfiction books this month. They were all so different but each good in their own way.
so-soPublished in 2008, the info is so outdated that there is no mention of iPhones. However, it was interesting to skim through as a hindsight read.
7/80
#BookSpinBingo @TheAromaofBooks
#ReadingMyTBRs #Read2025 @DieAReader
#MonthlyNonfiction2025 @julieclair
pickThis book completely changed my perception on AI.
Ooh tough. I'm a Prepared Sipper Undead Statue.
I‘m catching up on my French. I keep meaning too. Haha! I took it and passed in high school, probably just barely. Mom is going to help some. She‘s good with written French and grammar. It‘s a beautiful language!
I was really gladdened by this statistic - I worried it would be much lower. ❤️
pickI cannot recommend this book enough - it may not be the most “fun” read because it is designed to critically teach and not entertain - but it is necessary and thus, riveting. A famed Brazilian educator who grew up in the slums of Recife, Paulo Freire believes that real, “consciousness-raising” education consists of knowing what our world is, how it came to be that way, what other and better ways we could imagine it, and how to realize those ways.
