What’s new in nonfiction this July? Page-turning chronicles of crises close to home and abroad, women stepping out of the shadow of men, and a pair of graphic adaptations highlight the best this month has to offer.
Amazing Decisions. A graphic guide to making better decisions, from Dan Ariely (Predictably Irrational).
America’s Reluctant Prince. Historian Steven M. Gillon looks at the life and legacy of John F. Kennedy Jr.
American Predator. Maureen Callahan delivers a gripping true crime tale of serial killer Israel Keyes. Continue reading “New Nonfiction Roundup – July 2019”