Andre the Giant: Closer to Heaven by Brandon Easton Denis Medri (Illustrations).

A Clearing in the Distance: Frederick Law Olmsted and America in the 19th Century by Witold Rybczynski.

99: Stories of the Game – Wayne Gretzky.

If you would like to participate in the challenge, please click on the button/link at the bottom of the page to be taken to the main page of the challenge! Approximately 120 Non fiction Booksġ0 Years to Read them Decemthrough December 30, 2027 As I read them, I’ll strike them off with the date next to them and a link to a review if I wrote one.

In fact, most of them I don’t since I only buy books if I know I’m going to read them more than once, but these are the books I’ve discovered over the years that I want to read. You’ll find my list below, which has been separated into categories and each category’s list is in alphabetical order. These are not necessarily books that I own. Ten to eleven non-fiction books a year will be a challenge for me as I usually read about 3-4 in a year. I have chosen 107 books from various categories of non-fiction that I will be trying to work through in 10 years, which breaks down to between 10 and 11 books per year. The premise of this challenge is to pick 50+ non-fiction books that you’ve really wanted to read and to challenge yourself to finish them in 5-10 years. This challenge, hosted by, Gather Together & Read takes place over anywhere from 5 to 10 years. This challenge isn’t like the others that I’ve made pages for. When life is stressful, I like to reread so there’s no angst added.

I didn’t read many “new” books during the pandemic. There will be some changes to the lists as there are books on there now that I really have no interest in reading anymore. Well, I haven’t done so well with this challenge so far.

Transylvania by Bronwen Riley