Here are 16 of the best nonfiction books I read in 2019 and you should too!
How many books did you end up reading in 2019? How many of them were actually the best nonfiction books you had ever read?
I ended up reading 47 books! It was way more than I expected. But only 16 of them made my list of top books for the year. I’d like to share those with you today.
The list below is in no particular order of importance. Each one has a little description of why I thought it is one of the best nonfiction books that I read during the year and each one will have a link to my Instagram post if you’d like to follow or add the book to your collection. The headings to each book that have a link will go to my review on this website.
Let’s get into it!
1. Best Nonfiction Books: Think and Grow Rich by Napoleon Hill
It’s a must-read for entrepreneurial types. Published in 1937, I didn’t realize how influential this book would be. Considering that it is one of the first personal development books, and even one of the best ever, it is a must-read for anyone interested in developing themselves.
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This is a yearly repeater for me. Actually I have the audiobook that gets put on during my commute more often than that. Most of the language may be dated the message is certainly clear. @philosophy.for.success #thinkandgrowrich #napoleonhill #positivethinking #motivationalquotes #quotestoliveby #quotesaboutlife #quotesdaily #businessplans #hustle #grind #newbusiness #startup #entrepreneur #entrepreneurship #goals #smallbusiness #sidehustle #businessbook #hustleharder
2. Best Nonfiction Books: Stand Out by Dorie Clark
Although not one of the most well-known marketing books, Stand Out helped me to understand how persistence and making the right connections as well as quality work can be the difference between succeeding and failing.
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Are you not reaching enough people with your ideas? Stand Out by @dorieclark gives you a practical long term strategy to reach more people in the right way with the right idea. ——— This book thankfully came at the right time in my life. I needed some motivation about how to get my ideas seen by more people. This book has done that for me in many ways as Dorie covers over blogging, social media, writing books, and even networking. This is a book I’ll be taking the time to write a full review on my website as I feel it’d be beneficial for all of you to read. ——— Here’s a few of my favorite quotes: 📚 “Finally, it’s about connecting those followers with one another, magnifying the power of your idea and ensuring that it’s talked about even when you’re not in the room. That’s when you’ve built a movement.” ——— 📚 “In today’s competitive economy, it’s not enough to simply do your job well. Developing a reputation as an expert in your field attracts people who want to hire you, do business with you and your company, and spread your ideas. It’s the ultimate form of career insurance.” ——— If you want to build a long lasting career/business I recommend reading @dorieclark’s book. It’s quick and easy to read with great personal examples. ——— ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ ——— Photo 📷 by @anna_suomi thanks so much! ——— Follow @bookmattic for more inspiring content like this. ——— Buy your books from the best bookstore in Indonesia @periplusid ——— #dorieclark #businessbooks #businessbook #businessbookstagram #businessbooksummary #businessbookreview #bookreview #bookreviews #marketingbook #marketingbooks #bookrecommendations #bookrecommendation #bestbook #goodreadsindonesia #bookstagramindo #bookstagramindonesia #lifelonglearning #lifelonglearner #longterm #communicationskills #periplus
3. The Four Agreements by don Miguel Ruiz
The Four Agreements is an essential approach to living a happy and loving life. The Agreements are extremely easy to remember. That’s one of the best things about the book is the fact that you don’t have to think to remember the lessons. This is a book I’ve internalized and constantly applied in my life. I know that it will improve your life as well if you read it.
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Is your life a living hell? Regardless of whether it is, you need to read The Four Agreements by @donmiguelruiz. @benlaing2 from #BensBusinessBookClub kindly sent me a copy for being the top engaged member of his club. I’m glad he did. It turns out this is the exact book I needed at this time in my life. ——— Have you ever felt so stuck in your own mind you couldn’t get out? Has it been hard for you to get up in the morning because you didn’t feel like getting out of bed? Have you ever felt unmotivated to go to work? There’s a reason for that. I was feeling all these things and more. It felt like I was stuck but I knew better than to feel like this and I knew I could get out of the rut I was in because of the handy tools called books. I just needed a little push in the right direction and that’s what this book gave me. ——— The Four Agreements: 1. Be Impeccable With Your Word 2. Don’t Take Anything Personally 3. Don’t Make Assumptions 4. Always Do Your Best ——— Read my full review, link in my bio @bookmattic ——— Buy your books from @periplusid ——— #bookreview #bookreviews #thefouragreements #donmiguelruiz #beimpeccablewithyourword #donttakethingspersonally #dontmakeassumptions #alwaysdoyourbest #spiritualbook #spiritualbooks #nonfictionbooks #nonfictionbook #selfhelp #selfhelpbooks #enlightenment #enlighten #personalfreedom #thepowerofnow #selfdevelopment
4. Atomic Habits by James Clear
Atomic Habits by James Clear is hands-down the best book on habits that I personally read so far. It is such an essential read because it deals with every single day of our life. Habits make up every part of our life. Think about it, everything that you do every day is a habit. You may do something new, but that doesn’t mean that it will become a habit. And if it does, well, now you have a new habit.
So two of the major things that I’ve learned from this book are that each habit that you have will determine the success or failure you have in the future. The second thing that I learned was several strategies on how to start and keep good habits as well as get rid of bad habits. The strategies have been proven to work for others, and they definitely worked for me.
Please, I beg you, if you have not read this book yet, you need to get it in 2020!
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Atomic Habits by @james_clear is the best book I’ve read so far in 2019. If you only read one book in your life this is the one you should read. —— Atomic Habits takes what you learn in The Power of Habit and builds upon it in an astronomical way. The best part is its practicality. There are many pieces of advice you can apply in your life. Honestly, when I first started reading Atomic Habits for a book club called Book Brewers in Surabaya, Indonesia I wasn’t expecting anything different from any other self-development book. But then I realized after reading and discussing it at Book Brewers’ second meeting that this is not just ‘some’ ordinary book. —— James Clear has done a superb job of mixing learning about habits and embodying lifelong learning. He’s a pretty sneaky guy because most people don’t want to read about lifelong learning unless they’re interested in lifelong learning specifically. But a lot of people are interested in building better habits and stopping bad ones. It’s in actuality a book about lifelong learning disguised as a book about habits. ——- Read the rest of this review with all the simplified habit strategies included link is in @bookmattic bio —— 📷 @nicole_sellshomes —— Buy your books at @periplusid —— #businessbooks #selfdevelopment #bookbrewers #atomichabits #jamesclear #ThePowerofHabit #charlesduhigg #periplus #businessbook #bestbook #bookclubindonesia #bookstagramindonesia #businessbookclub #bookreview #bookrecommendation #nonfictionbooks #nonfictionbookclub #nonfiction #productivity #productivitytips
5. Best Nonfiction Books: The Creative Curve by Allen Gannett
For me, this book was unexpected because it was sent to me by the author. Creativity is a subject that has always interested me and is one that if you can learn to master can be very beneficial. The book helps you to understand how you can reach your full creative potential through purposeful practice. Not only that but how you can leverage the people around you to break through doors and get your creative ideas out in front of the world.
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The Creative Curve by @allen demystifies ‘overnight success’ stories and how geniuses like Elon Musk and Motzart became so well known for their ideas and innovations. Part of being creative does lie in your genes, but overall that only makes up a small fraction of your whole potential. Being creative takes time, study, and purposeful practice. ———- Allen’s book is based on the analytics behind creativity. Although he did not do all the studies himself he took the time to research and collect the studies and interview many people just for this book. The stories are enlightening and often funny. I give him much respect for putting together a well-researched book with science and analytics to back up his points. ———- I give it ⭐⭐⭐⭐ ———- Read the rest of the review in the link in my bio. ———- 📷 @astridovergaard ———- Follow @bookmattic for more inspiring personal development content. ———- Buy your books from @periplusid ———- #TheCreativeCurve #allengannett #bestbook #bookrecommendations #businessbooks #selfdevelopment #businessbook #nonfictionbook #nonfictionbooks #nonfiction #marketingbook #creativity #becreative #bookstagramindonesia #bookstagram #businessbookstagram #bookreview #periplus #periplusid #bookblogger
6. Best Nonfiction Books: The Go-Giver by Bob Burg
The Go-Giver was such an easy, quick, and effective book told through a story. It teaches you the five laws of stratospheric success which all revolve around showing gratitude first before you can receive anything in turn. You’re not selling to robots, you’re selling to people, so they must be treated as such.
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Do you give on a regular basis? Are you serving as many people as you possibly can? Do you put others interests first? Are you being yourself? Are you open minded enough? —— The Go-Giver by @realbobburg and John David Mann is on loan to me from a fellow lifelong learner I connected with while I was buying books at @powellsbooks. Thanks to him I can read this wonderful book before I head home to Surabaya next week and discuss the takeaways together. —— The Five Laws of Stratospheric Success 1. The Law of Value Your true worth is determined by how much more you give in value than you take in payment. 2. The Law of Compensation Your income is determined by how many people you serve and how well you serve them. 3. The Law of Influence Your influence is determined by how abundantly you place other people’s interests first. 4. The Law of Authenticity The most valuable gift you have to offer is yourself. 5. The Law of Receptivity The key to effective giving is to stay open to receiving —— Follow @bookmattic for more personal development content. —— Visit @periplusid to buy to best books. —— #thegogiver #periplus #periplusid #bookblogger #businessstrategy #bookrecommendation #amreading #readersareleaders #successstrategies #businessbooks #businessbook #nonfiction #nonfictionbooks #selfhelpbook #selfhelpbooks #selfhelp #selfhelptools #bookreview #businessbookstagram #businessbookclub
7. Factfulness by Hans Rosling
Factfulness is one I almost didn’t include on this list because I personally already knew the world is becoming a better place. If you didn’t already know the world is becoming better then you must read this book. Another thing I really loved about this book is the personal arguments the author had with world leaders and experts. He also has ingrained a good habit in me. I always question where stats come from, and if I can, I try to verify those facts from multiple sources. If I can’t then either I didn’t search hard enough or the study is unfounded. Read this book to find out more about how you can become more factful.
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📚☕What’s your favorite drink while reading? —— Factfulness by Hans Rosling is Book Brewers Book Club’s next book of choice. I’m pumped up about reading this as it dives deep into how our world works and why there’s a group misconception that the world is getting worse. —— Follow @bookmattic for more personal development reading motivation. —— Buy your books at @periplusid the best bookstore in Indonesia. —— #bookstagramindonesia #bookbrewers #periplus #periplusid #komunitassurabaya #komunitasbacabuku #bukunonfiksi #bukubisnis #bookclubsurabaya #bookclubindonesia #businessbookclub #nonfictionbookclub #factfulness #bookstagram #booksuggestions #bookrecommendation #amreading #readersareleaders #readinghabit #booksandcoffee
8. Best Nonfiction Books: Creativity Inc. by Ed Catmull
I had had Creativity, Inc. on my shelf for about a year before eventually picking it up for my book club, Book Brewers. I’m very happy I did. This book will help you to understand how Pixar’s management strategies and business model went from being a hardware company back in the ’70s to the animation studio it is today. It’s touching, informative and fluid to read. You get a chance to see a side of Steve Jobs you haven’t seen before from the perspective of Ed Catmull. It’s a must-read for any creative, manager, filmmaker and entrepreneur.
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What’s your favorite Pixar movie? —- The story behind @pixar and how it was created is a book about inspiration to lead a strong and creative business. —- This is Book Brewers Book Club Surabaya 7th book of choice for the month of September. As I’ve just read a few chapters in I will have to let you know the major takeaways later. So far the book is very engaging. —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips. DM me to join Book Brewers next meeting about Creativity Inc. —- Buy your books from @periplus_pakuwon in Surabaya or @periplusid at any location in Indonesia. —- #creativityinc #edcatmull #disneyspixar #disneyanimation #toystory #stevejobs #businessbookclub #nonfictionbookclub #readersareleaders #selfdevelopment #selfdevelopmentbooks #selfhelpbook #successbooks #personaldevelopment #bookbrewers #periplus #periplusid #buku #bukunonfiksi #bukubisnis
9. Economy of Truth by Vizi Andrei
Economy of Truth was also another surprise read for me this year. It’s a quick and insightful read about Vizi’s perspective of the economy, health, wealth and life in general. The philosophy behind each section, chapter, page, paragraph, sentence, and word were planned out extremely well as everything on each page has meaning. Get this, the author just told me this month that he’ll be publishing updated versions. Keep your eyes peeled.
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Are you having trouble implementing what you read? —- If you’re not implementing what you read you might as well be watching Netflix every night. —- A BIG thanks to @viziandrei for sending me his book ‘Economy of Truth’ as an advance reader copy before the release date on September 30th. I’m excited to say that this is one of the most powerful little books that I’ve read this year and is one that I will be returning to frequently for its insights on life, love, work and relationships. —- Here are some of the major takeaways all about taking action because without action there is nothing. —- 📕-Intelligence without risk is wasted talent. 📘-The man who’s gathering knowledge for the sake of it is like the sailor who’s dying of thirst on the ocean. No matter how much he drinks, he will always be thirsty. 📕-The reason Seneca and Marcus Aurelius were such great philosophers is that they weren’t, in fact, philosophers – they were practitioners. 📘-Philosophy gathers vitality as soon as it develops a loving relationship with action – and vice-versa. —- If any of these four takeaways resonate with you then you need to READ THIS BOOK! Click on the link in my bio to directly buy Economy of Truth. —- DM @bookmattic with the word ‘READ’ if you have trouble remembering and taking action on what you read. —- #economyoftruth #viziandrei #takeaction #52booksin52weeks #bookreview #bookreviews #bookrecommendation #businessbooks #philosophybooks #philosophy #stoicism #stoic #stoicphilosophy #bookrelease #businessbookstagram #booknotes #readinghabit #readinghabits #readingtips #lifelonglearning
10. Deep Work by Cal Newport
If you have not read Cal Newport’s book, then you really should no matter what field you’re working in. That last sentence sounds like a line I always use, but I use it only on the best books.
The reason why I say this book is a must-read is because the deep work tips are extremely useful and extremely practical. My productivity went up tenfold at least after applying the takeaways in this book.
So if you want to become more productive, less distracted, and have more time for your own personal hobbies and family then read this book.
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How many hours a day are you able to get some deep work done? —— People from Bill Gates to Steve Jobs got so good at what they do because of the deep focus they were able to summon. Cal Newport’s book is all about helping you to achieve your deep work with tips and stories firsthand from people who have the experience of failure and success. —— I bought this book at @powellsbooks yesterday specifically because I feel like I have been lacking on my focused work. I know that by reading this book I’ll have a much better chance at achieving my big dreams. —— Have you read Deep Work or and of Cal Newport’s other books? —— Follow @bookmattic for more insights into the books and experiences he’s had. —— #deepwork #calnewport #digitalminimalism #businesstips #bukubisnis #businessbooks #businessbook #nonfiction #nonfictionbooks #psychology #psycologybooks #socialmediaaddict #socialmediaaddiction #digitalawareness #hardwork #focusedwork #flow #bookstagramindonesia #entrepreneurbooks #periplus
11. Stillness is the Key by Ryan Holiday
I am so happy that I read this book this year. Before reading it, I didn’t even realize how many useful factors being still has to improve your life. Also, Ryan Holiday’s writing style is probably one of the best I’ve ever read before. You still this in your life to your advantage and you will live a very happy and wealthy one.
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📚Have you read Stillness is the Key by @ryanholiday yet? If not, you should. —- This book is one going on my ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ star list! It was filled not only with ways to be still but also with ways to apply stillness in your live so that you can have an advantage over people in chaos. —- Before I mention 3 of my favorite quotes I want to shout out to @timosnotes whose photo I used for this post. Check out his profile for more awesome nonfiction content. —- 📙 Freedom and power and success requires self-discipline. Because without it, chaos and complacency move in. Discipline, then, is how we maintain that freedom. 📕It is true that relationships take time. They also Expose and distract us, cause pain, and cost money. We are also nothing without them. Anyone can be rich or famous. Only You Can Be Dad or Mom or daughter or son or soulmate to the people in your life. And even if maintaining these relationships reduces a person’s material or creative success, might the trade be worth it? 📘 It’s ironic that Stillness is rare and fleeting in our busy lives, because the world creates an inexhaustible supply of it. It’s just that nobody is looking. —- There are tons more to reflect on but for now, which quote is your favorite? —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips and thoughts. —- Buy your books from @periplusid anywhere in Indonesia or @periplus_pakuwon in Surabaya. —- #ryanholiday #stillnessisthekey #stoic #stoicism #bookmattic #hackingbooks #bookhack #learninghack #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia #readinghabits #readingtips #lifelonglearning #lifelonglearners #bestbook #bookrecommendations #businessbookstagram #selfimprovement #philosophy #bookstagramindia #readersoftheworld #PowerofBooksCommunity #powerofreading #readabook #nonfiction #nonfictionbooks #businessbookclub #periplusid #periplus #readersareleaders
12. How to Read a Book by Mortimer Alder
This is a holy book for all nonfiction and intellectual readers. Anyone who is, or claims to be a lifelong learner, this book is a must. The tips and tools in this book will help you to become an even better reader than ever before therefore a better person and more productive and intellectual.
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How much of Syntopical Reader are you? If you don’t know what that means then you probably land somewhere between an Elementary Reader or an Analytical Reader. —- How to Read a Book by Mortimer Alder is basically a holy book for avid readers and covers these four areas of reading in great depth. 📙Elementary reading 📘Inspectional reading 📕Analytical reading 📔Syntopical reading —- “Effort is spent on reading instruction in the first six grades. Beyond that, little formal training is provided to carry students to hire and quite distinct levels of skill.” 📓 That’s one of the reasons why so many people do not like reading because they do not have the skill beyond what a 6th grader’s level to deeply understand the materials that they read. 📕 It’s also one of the reasons why I do what I do to try and help people understand what they read better and Implement takeaways from the books they read. —- “All of us, without exception, can learn to read better and gradually gain more by our efforts through applying them to more rewarding materials.” —- Thanks to @periplusid for sending this bible of a book. —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips. —- #howtoreadabook #howtoread #mortimeradler #periplusid #readabook #readbooks #bookinfluencer #readingadvocate #learntoread #analytical #reading #readingtips #literacy #literacytips #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia #nonfictionbooks #bookmattic #nonfictionbook #lifelonglearning
13. Lifespan by David Sinclair
Be healthy now and have the chance to live well into your 100s. This book gives you the history of Health, what you can do now to live longer, what’s being developed now to help people live longer and healthier, and what is to come in the future that will help people to live longer, healthier, and happier lives.
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Who wants to live a healthy and happy life well into their 100’s? —- I know I do! —- This upcoming month’s book choice for @bookbrewers.id is Lifespan: Why We Age and Why We Don’t Have to by @davidsinclairphd . He digs deep into the reasons why aging is actually a disease that can be prevented. Even with the health strategies and technology right now, kids that are born today have a high potential of being centennials. —- Here are a few of my favorite quotes so far: 📘I have come to see aging as a disease, the most common disease, one that not only can be but should be aggressively treated. 📔One of the biggest pieces of advice that you can do right now is eat less. But fasting, allowing our bodies to exist in a state of want, more often than most of us allow in our privileged world of plenty, is unquestionably good for our Health and Longevity. 📘When we stay healthy and vibrant, as long as we feel young physically and mentally, our age doesn’t matter. That’s true whether you are 32, 52, or 92. —- I’m still working my way through this book I’m very excited to see what else it has in store. At the same time it makes me feel guilty because I know I have not been living the healthiest life ever. So another great thing that this book has in store, if you end up reading it, are some very convincing examples of why you should change your lifestyle, live healthier and happier. —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips and thoughts. —- Buy your books from @periplusid anywhere in Indonesia or @periplus_pakuwon in Surabaya. —- #Lifespan #davidsinclair #bookbrewers #bookmattic #bookclub #businessbookclub #nonfictionbookclub #biohack #biohacking #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia #readinghabits #readinghabit #bestbooks #health #healthyfood #healthbenefits #healthbook #healthbooks #healthylifestyle
14. Why Nations Fail by Daron Acemoglu
My interest in topics this year has expanded quite a bit especially after starting my own nonfiction book club in Surabaya. I’ve found that my interest in politics and poverty has grown a lot because of my interest in trying to solve the problem of poverty in the world. Of course, one of the beginnings of the solutions is to understand how politics works that way I can apply that knowledge in my own business.
So if you’re interested in learning about why nations fail or succeed, and possible solutions to this problem, then reading this book is the right way to go.
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The systems built in your nation determines how much your country will prosper. —- I’m learning so much about politics, economics and history in Why Nations Fail. Some of it is enlightening while other bits of it are quite scary and dumbfounding me as to why a government would not want its people to prosper. —- As I’m living in Indonesia and I’m from the US I can see how different the two countries’ government systems are. I can see why the US has prospered mostly but not all in the best way and why Indonesia is struggling but recently has made many improvements. I have hope that all countries, including Indonesia and the US will recognize what they need to do to help their citizens to prosper. And it’s not just up to the people at the top, the average citizen shouldn’t sit idle. —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips and book reviews. —- Buy your books from @periplusid in Indonesia or @periplus_pakuwon in Surabaya. —- #whynationsfail #daronacemoglu #indonesiagovernment #indonesia #americangovernment #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia #nonfictionbooks #nonfiction #periplus #periplusid #economics #nonfictionbookstagram #businessbooks #businessbook #bookphotography #bookphoto #readinghabits #readingtips #lifelonglearning #lifelonglearners #leadersarereaders #bestbooks #selfdevelopment #humannature #economy #politicalstatement #gdp #readthisbook #bestbook
15. Best Nonfiction Books: Sapiens by Yuval Noah Harari
Surprisingly I wasn’t sure if I put this book on my list this year because it took me such a long time to read. But the reason why it took me such a long time was that it continuously made me ask questions and think about the content of the book. It’s an extremely interesting read, and Yuval’s theories and facts are mind-bending, some of which I did not even know about.
If you are a history lover and curious about Humanity’s Origins and the direction that we may be heading in, read this book.
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Have you read Sapiens yet? —- ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ —- I was finally able to finish this book over the Christmas break and the question in the last page of the book states that the only thing we can try to do is to influence the direction scientists are taking. But since we might soon be able to engineer our desires to, the real question facing us now is not what do we want to become?, but what do we want to want? —- I was debating whether I wanted to give this book five stars, but in the end I decided to do so because it caused me to ask so many different questions about where we came from and the direction that we are going in as a species. Surprisingly, there have been many advancements in technology since this book was written. In my personal opinion, the future of humanity has a bright one, I believe our differences, won’t Disappear Completely, but people will become more understanding of each other. —- But as Yuval mentions in the book, we must have some problems to solve otherwise we will not progress as a species. So of course we will always have problems but the severity of them will most likely decrease. —- What are your thoughts about this book? —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips and thoughts. —- Buy your books from @periplusid anywhere in Indonesia or @periplus_pakuwon in Surabaya. —- #bookmattic #bookbrewers #bookclub #sapiens #yuvalnoahharari #bookclubindonesia #history #homosapiens #homodeus #21lessonsforthe21stcentury #bestbooks #nonfictionbook #nonfictionbooks #nonfiction #periplus #periplusid #historybook #historybooks #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia
16. Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph by Jan Swafford
I am a lover of classical music. Beethoven: Anguish and Triumph by Jan Swafford was a joy for me to read not only because of all the musical references but because I got a chance to know the man almost as if I were sitting right next to him. The book is not only filled with just musical references and stories about Beethoven’s life, it’s also filled with historical references of Napoleon Bonaparte and the French Revolution along with documented thoughts about these historical events through Beethoven’s eyes.
I’ve made it a goal that in 2020 I will be reading a lot more autobiographies and biographies of people that I look up to and have made a huge impact on today’s society.
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Do you listen to classical music? If so, who’s your favorite composer? —- I’ve always been a big fan of Chopin, Schubert, Haydn, Debussy, and Holst among many others. However, Beethoven is probably one of the most well known classical composers of all time. His life is very interesting especially because of his struggle with health and loss of hearing. I want to know how he persevered through all. —- So I’m going to give this 1,000+ page biography a shot on audiobook. Listening to it to and from work every Monday through Friday. Excited? —- Follow @bookmattic for more book hacking tips and book reviews. —- #beethoven #audiobook #classicalcomposer #biography #chopin #debussy #ludwigvanbeethoven #bookstagram #bookstagramindonesia #nonfictionnovember #bookrecommendations #bookrecommendation #52booksin52weeks #powerofbookscommunity #readinghabit #readinghabits #readingtips #lifelonglearning #lifelonglearners #leadersarereaders
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FeliciaOut of all the 16 nonfiction books, I think that I want to read The Four Agreements by Don Miguel Ruiz and Atomic Habits by James Clear. They seem to be very helpful for our lives.😄
30 December, 2019 at 5:00 pm
Matt HutsonYes, both of those are life-changers! Atomic Habits has helped me personally to accomplish so much more this year, combine that with Deep Work and you’ve got some very powerful productivity skills.
31 December, 2019 at 10:32 am
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