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Finished four nonfiction books this month, with an unintentional focus on history
#MonthlyNonfiction2025 @julieclair

Another great reading month! The tagged book was the first book I finished this month and also one of my favorites.

The other two pictured on the graphic are Still Knife Painting for #ThematicCozies and Code Dependent: Living in the Shadow of AI for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 @julieclair

5 DNF's -- Hail the Bail! (Actually, at least 6.)

I got somewhat derailed from my plan by the #TransRightsReadathon, so some extra books around the sides. Plan to read Making Money for my upcoming vacation though.

March Stats:

6 Total:
#BookSpin ✔️
#DoubleSpin ✔️
TBRs: 4
DNF: 0
5 star: 1
NF: 1

#ReadingMyTBR #Reading2025
#MonthlyNonfiction2025

"When talking about progress, people usually look to the future. This book looks to the past."

Such an amazing eye-opening account of the history of Hollywood & the huge role women played in its start. It follows the path of Helen Gibson, the first Hollywood stuntwoman in the 1910s, beginning with her involvement in rodeo & through her rise as a serial queen.
O'Meara brilliantly combines biography, history & humor, making this story easy to love

February #MonthlyNonfiction2025 reads
@julieclair

February Wrap-Up
Total Read: 11 (I'm shocked!)

✔️ #BookSpin
✔️ #DoubleSpin
8 #ReadMyTBR #Read2025
2 #MonthlyNonfiction2025
4 DNF

I'm trying to get away from numerical goals but the satisfaction of a full board does make it harder. 😋

#Roll100 The Hazelbourne Ladies (and still working on last month's The Book of Love

#AAM Opnions

#AllergicToChunksters The Hazelbourne Ladies, Legendborn, Bloodmarked

#RiseUpReads DNF

#ReadOrDonate Mistress to a Millionaire (DNF & donated)

#QueerBC DNF

#MonthlyNonfiction2025 Navigate Your Stars, How We Learn to be Brave

I‘m hoping to finish more than one of these in March for #MonthlyNonfiction2025 . 🤞☘️

What interesting reads does everyone else have on their lists?

All are welcome to join, just let me know if you‘d like to be added to the tag list.

Optional StoryGraph Challenge: https://app.thestorygraph.com/reading_challenges/05fd860d-5e9b-45d6-bdf4-28410ac...

This book made me laugh out loud a couple of times, but more importantly, it made me think. A lot. Roxane Gay‘s down-to-Earth writing style is so approachable. Even when I didn‘t agree with her opinions, she helped me focus on what my own opinions are. In the end, I realized that, like her, I am a Bad Feminist. But that‘s better than not being a feminist at all.

#authoramonth @Soubhiville
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