Best Non-Fiction Reads for 2022

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What are some of the best non fiction books that are set to be released in 2022?

With the new year right around the corner, it's time to start looking ahead to the best non fiction books set to be released in 2022. Whether you're looking for a new biography, history book, or memoir, there are sure to be some great titles coming out in the coming year. Let's discuss what books we're most excited about and what topics we think will be covered in the new non fiction books of 2022.

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It's always exciting to find new books to read, and 2022 has some great non-fiction options to explore. Here are some of the must-read books to add to your list this year:

White Fragility: Why It’s So Hard for White People to Talk About Racism by Robin DiAngelo – In this groundbreaking new book, DiAngelo tackles the complicated nature of racism and its daily implications for white people. It provides an insightful look at how to combat racism in an individual and societal level, and is essential for readers looking for an in-depth exploration of this difficult topic.
Can't Even: How Millennials Became the Burnout Generation by Anne Helen Peterson – This thought-provoking book examines the complexities of burnout in the new millennial generation. It dives into the culture and economic factors that are contributing to fatigue and stress, and offers fresh perspective on solutions for individuals and society.
How To Write an Autobiographical Novel by Alexander Chee – Chee's book presents an engaging exploration of the self, exploring how one's life story is shaped by art and literature. Through anecdotes and advice, Chee provides insight into how to write one’s own story, without getting lost in self-indulgence.
College Unbound: The Future of Higher Education and What it Means for Students by Jeffrey J. Selingo – In this eye-opening book, Selingo investigates the current state of college life and how it's changing the way students learn and think. By looking at emerging trends and nontraditional approaches, the book offers a fascinating look at the future of higher education.
Unlearning Intolerance: Stories from India on How We Embrace Difference by Harish Iyer – This groundbreaking book chronicles stories from India about understanding and embracing differences. It tackles tough questions about gender, sexuality, and religion, and is essential for readers looking for inspiration and hope as society works towards greater acceptance.

Whether you're looking for something thought-provoking or inspiring, there are plenty of must-reads for non-fiction lovers in 2022. Happy reading!

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There are so many great non-fiction books to discover in 2022! Here are some books that I recommend, depending on your interests:

For history buffs, The Need for Better Thinking: How To Make Sense of the World in 2021 by Mark Masterton is a great read. This book looks at how the current perceptions of the world formed, and how to think more effectively about historical situations and events.

If you're interested in science and the environment, I suggest Becoming the Prairie: How Nature Makes a Home for People and Other Wild Creatures by Susan J. Tweit. This book chronicles her experience living in an abandoned prairie and discovering the intricate connections between nature, people, and the land.

For those interested in politics and policy, The New Constitution: A Kingdom Manifesto by Reginald Hilliard is a great way to explore how citizens can reclaim power and build a new society.

If you're a fan of pop culture, I'd recommend Reading the Rainbow: Queer Theory and the Politics of Representation by Wan-Rae Hayworth. This book looks at queer representation in popular culture, considering how it has changed over the years, and the potential advantages and drawbacks in certain depictions.

For readers interested in psychology, I recommend The Social Anxiety Cure: Secrets to Taming Fear in Relationships by Dr. Rick Hanson. This book provides strategies for understanding and managing the feelings that come with social anxiety.

Finally, for literature enthusiasts, I'd suggest This Is Not An Art Gallery: Literary Narrative Behind the Scenes by L.V. Anderson. This book explores the various literary techniques behind popular stories, as well as the ways in which readers can better engage with these stories.

I hope you find something intriguing to read for 2022!