Nonfiction November Wrapup: TBR List!
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I saw several posts that combined the Top Ten and the November wrapup, so I like that idea, and here is my Top Ten of nonfiction books I'm excited to read as soon as I can! I don't think I can manage all of them this winter, but I can give it a good try... 10. Individualism and Economic Order, by F. A. Hayek -- I have no less than three Hayek works on my TBR. They make me nervous. 9. The Story of Western Science , by Susan Wise Bauer -- My guru has written a book I have not yet read! This must be rectified. 8. Memoirs of the Crusades -- I want to read more medieval literature! I've had this a long time! 7. Lectures on Russian Literature, by Vladimir Nabokov -- A few years ago, I read Nabokov's lectures on various English classic works, and it was really fun. I put off reading the Russian stuff until I'd read a reasonable amount of the books he talks about. I've been looking forward to this for a while. 6. Tales of the Narts, ed. by John