Night by Eli Wiesel is essential reading. 

I will always suggest Joan Didion, particularly The Year of Magical Thinking. 

I'll Be Gone in the Dark and In Cold Blood are thrilling true crime. 

I haven’t seen The House of Gucci yet, but am reading the book first. Eye opener, and very familiar.

Are you interested in disaster and/or murder books?

If the former, The Curse Of The Narrows is fascinating — it's the story of the Halifax explosion, a munitions disaster, followed by a tsunami, followed by a blizzard. It took many lives, but also made huge advancements in medicine:

https://www.amazon.com/Curse-Narrows-Halifax-Disaster-1917/dp/B001G7R9PK

It's the biggest disaster you never heard of, because we are very America-focused in our history education. 

Everything I learned about leadership, I learned from Endurance, which is about Shackleton’s expedition:

https://www.amazon.com/Endurance-Shackletons-Incredible-Alfred-Lansing-ebook/dp/B00IC8VF10/ref=nodl_

It’s a thrilling read, but also very educational. The survival tips are actually adaptable to the workplace, shockingly. 

Under The Banner of Heaven by John Krakauer. I'm not a big reader myself, but this had me hooked.

It's a non-fiction account that examines the ideologies of both the LDS Church and the fundamentalist Mormons polygamous groups. It will give RHOSLC even more context.

FX is making it a limited series coming soon in 2022, so read it before then. It will have you hooked!

https://www.amazon.com/Under-Banner-Heaven-Story-Violent-ebook/dp/B000FC1R2S

Ok, listen, I have to confess. I am not a big book reader, which makes me trash I am aware. 

But lately, I have been getting into it, and want to try to read two a month. What are you suggestions on Non-Fiction books to get me hooked, plz and thank you. 

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