Do you read non-fiction books?

[Tracy Harris 1]

I read both fiction and non-fiction books. I love to expand my knowledge while also indulging it the worlds created through good fiction.

[Liza Chulukhadze]

I'm having some exams at the end of the semester, and to pass them I mostly need to read some nonfiction books, they contain more valuable information.

[Ma Leonarda Castañares]

Nonfiction books aren't really my cup of tea, but if circumstances requires, then I might as well try my very best to read it

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

My favorite genre is non-fiction books. I love the facts, the real stories, and the authenticity. I always crave it.

[Donna Walker]

Yes. I read books from all genres.

[Maslina]

Life without Nonfiction books is unimaginable!

[McAlpine]

Yes, I read non-fiction. I think that non-fiction is ultimately necessary for the proper enjoyment of fiction. I love thrillers the most. Non-fiction helps me to understand the history, science, and politics that is contained in thrillers. Likewise, non-fiction about psychoanalysis, psychology, and neuroscience helps me to understand romances. What would I do with a thriller or romance that I did not understand without non-fiction at my side? I think that knowledge of non-fiction makes respectable habits.

In the past, I loved to read newspapers. I think that current events are very exciting! In fact, current events have propelled me to read many non-fiction books. For instance, my past experiences reading The New York Times led me to read many current histories such as Bedlam: A Year in the Life of a Mental Hospital by Dominick Bosco and Dangerous Waters: Modern Piracy and Terror on the High Seas by John S. Burnett. Current histories fuel my desires to read fiction.

I believe that individual psychologies are made complete by facts and fictions. It is very true that psychologies are made from facts. Literal behaviors like eating and exercise have serious importance in our lives. Additionally, fictions comprise a serious component in our lives. There are times when fears and loves are overwhelming. Fictions are generated to describe figurative aspects of fears and loves. The combination of facts and fictions direct individuals to recognize and understand the surrounding world in human ways.

[Ivan Kovic]

I have found myself gravitating towards non-fiction books more frequently than I had initially anticipated.

[Ivan Kovic]

Despite my initial preference for fiction novels, I have come to appreciate the wealth of knowledge and insights that non-fiction books offer.

[Ivan Kovic]

The world of non-fiction literature is vast and varied, covering topics ranging from history and science to philosophy and psychology.

[Ivan Kovic]

With each book I read, I am introduced to new ideas, perspectives, and facts that expand my understanding of the world around me.

[Ivan Kovic]

Moreover, reading non-fiction books has helped me to develop critical thinking and analytical skills, as I am challenged to engage with complex concepts and arguments.

[Ivan Kovic]

It has also provided me with a deeper sense of empathy and understanding towards different cultures, ideologies, and ways of life.

[Ivan Kovic]

While some may view non-fiction books as dry or boring, I have come to appreciate the power of a well-written non-fiction book to engage and captivate readers.

[Ivan Kovic]

The key is to find a topic or author that resonates with one's interests and passions, as this can make the reading experience all the more enjoyable and enriching.