I don’t remember when I first became fascinated with nonfiction books. It wasn’t anything intentional; I guess we’re just wired one way or another so no shame either way. 🙂 (I do still love reading novels too tho!)

It has been so nice to have Curiosity as my Word of the Year because it applies to almost everything. 🙂 I just visited your page and I see we have lots of interests in common with our books!

“Useful” is an appropriate word to use for books I like to read. I don’t know that I’ve thought of it quite that way, but it’s true. Thanks, Lisa!

Thanks, Liz. I just wish I had lots more time to read more blogs this month of Nonfiction November. 🙂 It’s a tradeoff between reading blogs, writing blogs, and reading books.

Forgive for Love is actually an older book (first published in 2007), but I only discovered the author Fred Luskin and this book this year! It was so powerful. It is about forgiveness, of course, but it’s really so much more.

I think we all learn a lot through trial and error in our relationships. 🙂 Same here. I would like to re-read Fight Right again WITH my husband this time. It’s so full of good research and good suggestions.

I’m glad your daughter listened to Justice Jackson’s book. I alternated between reading it on my Kindle and listening to the audiobook. If I had to choose only one, I’d recommend the audiobook because it contained actual audio of some of her speeches!