What's the best non-fiction book you read this year? + 1 sentence plug

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What's the best non-fiction book you read in 2025? Also feel free to give your one sentence review.

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Raising Hare. I now want to go live in a cottage in englad, rescue a hare, take a very wild/hands off approach, have the hare successfully leave and survive in the wild, but have the hare visit me regularly and know generations of hares.

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George Orwell 1984

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If you want a quick easy read: Everything is Tuberculosis.

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Anonymous wrote:Raising Hare. I now want to go live in a cottage in englad, rescue a hare, take a very wild/hands off approach, have the hare successfully leave and survive in the wild, but have the hare visit me regularly and know generations of hares.

Fan of TNM?

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Anonymous wrote:George Orwell 1984

It's on my bedstand.

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Ghost Boy.

No words can sum this up in a sentence. There is a reason this was an international best seller.

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Anonymous wrote:If you want a quick easy read: Everything is Tuberculosis.

Will this make me more of a hypochondriac than I already am?

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Anonymous wrote:George Orwell 1984

Good one.

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The Barn - did the audiobook

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Anonymous wrote:Raising Hare. I now want to go live in a cottage in englad, rescue a hare, take a very wild/hands off approach, have the hare successfully leave and survive in the wild, but have the hare visit me regularly and know generations of hares.

I read this too and enjoyed it very much.

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The Wager.

Circumnavigating South America in the 18th Century was not for the weak.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want a quick easy read: Everything is Tuberculosis.

Will this make me more of a hypochondriac than I already am?

No, but it will make you angry about how societal inequality condemns a million people a year to death from a durable disease.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If you want a quick easy read: Everything is Tuberculosis.

Will this make me more of a hypochondriac than I already am?

No, but it will make you angry about how societal inequality condemns a million people a year to death from a durable disease.

*curable. Autocorrect got me.

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Anonymous wrote:George Orwell 1984

Ha! Well done.