30 Day MEME - Day 14 - A Non-Fictional Book
Sunday, December 13th, 2009 08:40 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
debris4spikeWell, I have already rec'd my favourite non-fiction book ... The Bible. A book of poems, stories, winners & losers, love & hate ... a book read every day.
When I was a child my parents gave me The Oldhams Encyclopaedia for Children (1970) ... and I almost wore it out. I still have the book - and still adore reading it. Great basic facts on all sorts of things - but for some things, it is now a great book full of memories.
I have numerous anatomy books, of course - and loads of books on TV programmes, films etc .... but ultimately my non fiction book I am going to mention is - Before Endevours Fade. As I have mentioned in the past, I enjoy visiting War Cemetaries - and this is the definative guide for Northern France and Belgium, from the First World War. A brilliant guide, whether you are planning a trip, or not.
When I was a child my parents gave me The Oldhams Encyclopaedia for Children (1970) ... and I almost wore it out. I still have the book - and still adore reading it. Great basic facts on all sorts of things - but for some things, it is now a great book full of memories.
I have numerous anatomy books, of course - and loads of books on TV programmes, films etc .... but ultimately my non fiction book I am going to mention is - Before Endevours Fade. As I have mentioned in the past, I enjoy visiting War Cemetaries - and this is the definative guide for Northern France and Belgium, from the First World War. A brilliant guide, whether you are planning a trip, or not.
