A Non-Fiction Adventure, Hosted by The True Book Addict

March 21, 2012

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A Non-Fiction Adventure

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Expanding on the idea of Jillian’s Classics Club, Michelle of the True Book Addict has decided to start a non-fiction reading club, aptly named A Non-Fiction Adventure. Similar to the Classics Club, the idea is to choose a number of non-fiction books and a date in the future by which to have the books read. I already have a ton of non-fiction on my TBR pile–and on my wish list–so it was pretty easy for me to come up with my list. I am going to commit to reading 130 non-fiction books over the next five years. You’ll find my initial list below, but I’m reserving the right to alter it just in case I find myself bored with a certain subject or interested in something new. I have also started a Non-Fiction Adventure bookshelf on Goodreads, for those who would like to follow my progress there. If you’re interested in taking on this challenge, Michelle has started a Non-Fiction Adventure blog where you can sign up and get more details.

You can see my list by clicking here, or by clicking on the Non-Fiction Adventure tab in my blog’s menu bar above.

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9 Comments on “A Non-Fiction Adventure, Hosted by The True Book Addict”

  1. Geoff W Says:

    You are a brave, brave woman! I think I’ll stick with The Classics Club for now – but I look forward to seeing your nonfiction books. Surprisingly, I actually have two or three on my shelves right now waiting to be read.

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    • Heather Says:

      I’m not sure if the correct word is “brave” or “unrealistic.” Hahaha! I’m going to give it my best shot, though.

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      • Geoff W Says:

        Haahaa – I’ll stick with brave! I think the five years makes it seem like a lot fewer books, but I’ve already started stressing about the Classics! I will definitely start reading those soon (if only for this year’s Back to the Classics Challenge).

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        • thetruebookaddict Says:

          We’re all brave…or just ambitious…when it comes to reading. I think we love it so much, we’re like kids in a candy store. I’m doing the Classics Club and another 100/5 year project called Fill in the Gaps AND I’m going to do 50 for my Non-Fiction Adventure. Hey, you have to be brave to go on an adventure. ;)

          If you change your mind, you know where to look. :)

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          • Geoff W Says:

            Definitely! I will keep it in the back of my mind and if I REALLY like these few I have on my shelf I will definitely add it on!

  2. thetruebookaddict Says:

    I’m so glad you’re joining me! I knew you couldn’t resist. ;) I left a comment on your list post. I’m truly amazed by your list. I haven’t even made mine yet, but I’m going to work on it tonight. Thanks for helping to get the word out too.

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  3. Vasilly Says:

    Heather, what a goal! Now I’m curious to what to know how many books do you usually read a year?

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    • Heather Says:

      Let’s see… two years ago, I read around 90. Last year I slowed down, started the blog, and read around 60. I set my goal at 60 this year, and I’ve already read 35.

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