I have always loved reading nonfiction. Partly, I think that's because I love learning when I read. Sure, you can learn by reading fiction books (especially historical fiction, which I enjoy), but it's not the same as really digging into things with nonfiction. That's why I was so excited to discover the Nonfiction Reading Challenge hosted by The Introverted Reader.
Like any good reading challenge, there are levels. The highest level you can sign up for is Master, which is 16-20 books. But here's the thing. I read 20 nonfiction books last year, without any sort of reading challenge to spur me on. Now I love reading challenges that are easy to complete, but this one would be a little too easy. So I'm creating my own level (Master Plus, shall we say), and I'm challenging myself to read 25 nonfiction books. I've already got a start, and you can check out what I've read so far on my Reading Challenges page. Two more nonfiction books are sitting in the library book pile on my nightstand. Bring on the learning!
Like any good reading challenge, there are levels. The highest level you can sign up for is Master, which is 16-20 books. But here's the thing. I read 20 nonfiction books last year, without any sort of reading challenge to spur me on. Now I love reading challenges that are easy to complete, but this one would be a little too easy. So I'm creating my own level (Master Plus, shall we say), and I'm challenging myself to read 25 nonfiction books. I've already got a start, and you can check out what I've read so far on my Reading Challenges page. Two more nonfiction books are sitting in the library book pile on my nightstand. Bring on the learning!
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