This week’s Nonfiction November prompt is hosted by Sarah’s Book Shelves.
I love fiction/non-fiction pairings, so much so I’ve been researching them to fit a AtY challenge multi-week prompt. So this list is a mix of books I’ve read and those I intend to read.


Turtles All the Way Down and I Contain Multitudes


The Only Harmless Great Thing and The Radium Girls


The Incredible True Story of the Making of the Eve of Destruction and Full Body Burden


Washington Black and Barracoon
You can find links to more book pairings over on Sarah’s Book Shelves.
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Great pairings! I was looking into Barracoon earlier this year after the publishing news. From your review, it doesn't sound like a riveting listen (at least the first part). Did it get better?
Cudjo's part is worth it from a historical perspective but I'd say skip the intro, at least until you've heard it from his point of view.
Curiously your one brief comment about Washington Black is the one that has made me reconsider reading it. I haven't read many books about life after slavery, so now I'm interested.
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These all look so interesting. I've been meaning to read I Contain Multitudes for a long time. Becoming obsessed with bacteria would be awful though – maybe we can't see everything for a reason.
Varied selection of pairings… You've intrigued me with the pairing that focuses on life after slavery. Thanks for sharing!
wow, great topics! my post is here: https://wordsandpeace.com/2018/11/07/nonfiction-november-2018-book-pairings/
Interesting pairings. Full Body Burden is on my list to read for sure. That one also made me think of Chris Bohjalian's Close Your Eyes, Hold Hands.
The Radium Girls is one of my favorite books of the year! I didn't know about The Only Harmless Great Thing, it sounds interesting!