Your favorite NONFICTION books

[nickeye]

<u>The Diary of Anne Frank</u> is a given. What else?

Mine:
<u>Word Freak</u>, about the professional Scrabble tour
<u>How the Mind Works</u>, psychology from an evolutionary angle



This message was edited by nickeye on 4-13-02 @ 10:44 AM

[synthfiend]

The Last Lion. It's a biography on Winston Chuchill that my father had. That book opened my eyes to the fact that it wasn't too long ago that titans walked the earth and the desire to be is the only thing that seperates them and me.

Aw damn. Was that me?

[Dudeman]

"The Making of the Atomic Bomb" by Richard Rhodes.
I believe it won the Pulitzer. It tells all of the history behind the chemistry, the physics, and the social and polital aspects of the event. It is really an amazing book.

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blinky has a central nervous system
thanks wwfallon!

[adolescentmasturbator]

Lots of philosophy books are always up there whether it be classical, enlightenment, or more modern.

And Fast Food Nation is always a good book. The one book that will completely change your eating habits.

[Lulu]

the dirt- by montly crew. it was the first book i ever read through that i didn't have to for school.