Why We Sleep recently became one of the most interesting non-fiction books that I’m reading about health nowadays. Matthew Walker, a neuroscientist and sleep specialist, … Read More ›
Tag: Nonfiction
Animal, Vegetable, Miracle describes a year spent in rural life by Barbara Kingsolver and her family. In this year, they only feed on their own … Read More ›
The Year of Magical Thinking was the second book I read by Joan Didion after Blue Nights. Some time ago I watched the documentary Joan … Read More ›
Genius Foods is about Lugavere’s research, which examines the relationship between diet and brain health after his mother’s illness. In this book about foods that … Read More ›
The Complete Guide to Fasting is an excellent resource for those who want to learn more about intermittent fasting and don’t know where to start. … Read More ›
Civilisations was Mary Beard’s first book I read, but it certainly won’t be the last. Next on my list is her book Woman and Power, … Read More ›
Sapiens is one of the few books that has lost nothing of its popularity since its release. In fact, when it first came out, it … Read More ›
The Way We Eat Now is a delightful book written by British food writer, journalist and historian Bee Wilson. The book explains how our eating … Read More ›
Remarkable Plants That Shape Our World became a book that made me dream or do research on every single page. We know that plants are … Read More ›
The Bells of Old Tokyo tells the story of Tokyo with the city’s old bells and hence its time. This is Anna Sherman’s first book, … Read More ›
Morning, How To Make Time by Allan Jenkins can be summarized as a love letter to the early hours of the day. In addition to … Read More ›