Nonfiction Science Book Club Reading List

You may have seen MbD’s posts on the new nonfiction book club and the suggestions for future reads floating down the dashboard in the last couple of days:

There’s now a list containing all the books that have been suggested so far:

http://booklikes.com/apps/reading-lists/799/nonfiction-science-book-club-reading-list

The discussion group is currently still named for the buddy read that inspired it, “The Invention of Nature” — the group page is here:

http://booklikes.com/groups/show/980/the-flat-book-society

— and the corresponding book club page is here:

http://booklikes.com/book-clubs/90/the-flat-book-society

Do take a look and see if you’d be interested in joining!

 

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ThemisAthena.booklikes.com/post/1578949/nonfiction-science-book-club-reading-list

 

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