OCTOBER | Top Nonfiction Book Releases 2024

[@alohm]

You have saved me much thought, that I put towards more reading. Thank you for collating the new releases. You have me considering reading Gladwell again, I was turned off completely. Also the book about thriving in dark times(Canadian here and also got a lamp, this year, to help with the long winter.) sounds like my cup of tea as well. Wow Keri is so right - I used to love the winter when I was a kid - and I lived way up north. It was the skiing and my dogs, and sledding and... It is about love what you have, especially when you do not have what you want.

[@BookLabBjorn]

You’re welcome!! I enjoy doing this. It exposes me to a lot of new books that I might have missed otherwise

[@maureenb7399]

Thanks Bjorn. I too might check out How to Winter. I’m Canadian, but totally embrace winter now that we have such warm/smoky summers of late. Thanks for your reviews.

[@bustamoveorelse]

I removed all malcolm gladwell books after his debate with matt taibbi and douglas murray

[@BookLabBjorn]

I need to watch that one. I’ve read more Douglas Murray (the madness of crowds) than gladwell in recent years. Matt taibbi I’m not familiar with.

[@bustamoveorelse]

@BookLabBjorn Same! Its a good debate anyway. Ive only read Hate Inc. Its a good book. Thanks for the recommendations as always 😘

[@andyn6053]

Sorry but none of this months books caught my attention

[@BookLabBjorn]

Fairly thin month. Let’s hope December delivers