Can you believe it is already the end of November? Now it’s time to see how everyone from Nonfiction November has inspired me to add to my already overflowing TBR.

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The Year of Living Constitutionally by A.J. Jacobs

I didn’t know that he had a new book out. Looking at Goodreads it turns out that I’ve actually missed several since The Year of Living Biblically. Since I mentioned in my post about selecting nonfiction that I liked this specific type of book, this seems like one I should read. I’ve put it on hold at the library.

She Seeks Nonfiction

The Deviant’s War by Eric Cervini is a history of gay rights in the generation before Stonewall in the United States. I have read a lot about this but I like the topic. The description says that it used recently declassified FBI documents so there may be new information here.

My library doesn’t have a digital copy of this one so I may wait on it.

Fixed It by Jane Gilmore is about the way women are represented in the media. My library doesn’t have any copies of this even through interlibrary loan. It turns out that this is an Australian book so that would go towards my south of the equator challenge too. I may buy this one.

Disability Visibility edited by Alice Wong is a collection of essays by disabled people reflecting on their lived experiences. I’ve put this one on hold at the library.

Shoe’s Seeds & Stories

Medicine Wheel for the Planet by Dr. Jennifer Grenz is a fresh look at ecology that combines her western ideas of restoration with her Indigenous worldview of healing the land. My library doesn’t have a copy of this one either.

Unsolicited Feedback

The Rights of Nature by David R. Boyd highlights the novel legal strategy of giving natural features legal rights in order to preserve them.

I was able to request this one through interlibrary loan.  You guys have really been stumping my library this year. That usually doesn’t happen!

From My Goodreads Choice Post

I wrote a post about not knowing any of the Goodreads Choice books and ended up adding these two nonfiction books to my TBR. I have The Anxious Generation from the library now and I ordered Everyone Who is Gone is Here for the husband for Christmas.