Readers of Underappreciated Books discussion

What nonfiction books get your wheels turning? Personally, I don't think any nonfiction books get enough traction. What have you read and wished more people have read it so you can discuss it with them?

I just recently finished reading The Mystery of Charles Dickens by A.N. Wilson and I really wish that I could discuss this book with more people.

Nora wrote: "I just recently finished reading The Mystery of Charles Dickens by A.N. Wilson and I really wish that I could discuss this book with more people."

I added it to my TBR list when I saw you reading it, Nora! I can't promise when I'll start it, but I'll be sure to let you know so we can discuss it!

Theresa (mysteries.and.mayhem) wrote: "Nora wrote: "I just recently finished reading The Mystery of Charles Dickens by A.N. Wilson and I really wish that I could discuss this book with more people."

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Sounds great! Looking forward to discussing this book with you when you get the chance!

This is a very short writing - more of a long essay than a book, but if you're a fan of either Dickens and/or Prince, I highly recommend Dickens and Prince: A Particular Kind of Genius by Nick Hornby. It compares similarities between Charles Dickens and Prince: their childhoods, work style, creativity. I'm almost done with it, and have enjoyed it!

Theresa (mysteries.and.mayhem) wrote: "This is a very short writing - more of a long essay than a book, but if you're a fan of either Dickens and/or Prince, I highly recommend [book:Dickens and Prince: A Particular Kind of Genius|606211..."

Sounds fantastic since I am a huge fan of both of them! Thanks so much for bringing this book to my attention and I am so happy you enjoyed this book!