I agree – we do often have the same taste in nonfiction. 🙂 I like when that happens. Of course I can’t understand why anybody wouldn’t be interested in these kinds of books? ha.
Both Delete and Decisive are very intriguing books to me, ones that make me think about far more than what the books are originally about. Those are the best kind of books.

Oh, I’m so glad to hear you say that about “Everything Belongs”—I’ve marked SO many pages already. My sister was flipping through it last Saturday and decided she needed to get it too. So insightful.

It’s always fun to me to see what everybody is reading–except that I don’t need to add any more to my own list, which inevitably happens. ha.

I read The Shallows awhile back–really makes you think about how the internet may be rewiring the way we think. I do think it’s contributed to me having a shorter attention span (at least online! ha). I want to read Gladwell’s David and Goliath soon myself. Let me know what you think about it. I’ve heard good things.

I’m glad to find someone else who has read “Made to Stick.” It’s really one of my favorites! I’ve heard about both A Million Little Pieces and Lit but haven’t read either. I love to hear what my friends are reading too.

I did the same for the first little while, or whenever I was confused.
It was tricky in the beginning because you don’t just have to learn their names, you have to learn their nicknames too.
And I remember being confused about something with an amount of money between one brother, a woman and the father. But it got sorted out for me.
Overall, I liked it.:)