19 Aug Topical Nonfiction: Factual Books That Are Fun to Read
Looking for some nonfiction recommendations? You’ve come to the right place! Here are some fun non-standard reads from our collection in Teen Central!
Slaying Digital Dragons
by Alex J. Parker, PH.D.
As technology becomes more and more intertwined with daily life, it becomes increasingly important to protect ourselves from the threats it can present. Learn how to defend your mental health, as well as other tips and tricks, in this digital survival guide!
Ban This!
by Christina Ellis, Renee Ellis, Edha Gupta, Ben Hodge, Patricia A. Jackson, & Olivia Pituch
In September 2021, a Pennsylvania school board attempted a record-breaking amount of book bans within their school system. A small local group single-handedly fought the decision– and won. Learn from the members of the Panther Anti-Racist Union as they explain how they did it.
What The Fact?
by Dr. Seema Yasmin
How can you tell the truth from fiction? In this guide, Dr. Seema Yasmin dives into the skills needed to properly parse through the digital noise of our current social media landscape.
Making Bank
by Shannon Lee Simmons
Money can quickly become one of the biggest stressors. Making Bank attempts to ease the transition with tips on how to manage your money, hoping to help make your life just that tiny bit easier.
Where Are The Aliens?
by Stacy McAnulty
Despite our best efforts, alien life still has not been discovered. However, with how big the universe is, who knows what is really out there? In Where Are The Aliens?, dive into all kinds of theories as to where that alternate life may be!
Down To Business
by Fenley Scurlock & Jason Liaw
Have you ever wanted to start your own business? Down to Business hopes to answer the questions you may have! Packed with interviews from industry leaders, find out what it takes to become the entrepreneur you’ve dreamed of!
Lana Del Rey
by Selena Fragassi
Follow the journey of Lana Del Rey’s rise to pop stardom! Selena Fragrassi breaks down Lana Del Rey’s literary inspirations, as well as her origins.
Dungeons & Dragons: The Monsters & Creatures Compendium
by Jim Zub, Stacy King, & Andrew Wheeler
Wanting to know more about the many creatures featured in Dungeons & Dragons? You’re in the right place! With story-telling prompts, and more, learn how to spice up your games with this compendium!
An Illustrated History of Urban Legends
by Adam Allsuch Boardman
Curious about what goes “bump” in the night? From the country, to online, this guide covers it all!
Girls Garage
by Emily Pilloton
Looking for practical advice? Girls Garage is the book for you! From tool guides to stories from real women and girls, Emily Pilloton compiles everything you need to succeed on your next project!
– written by Ajax T, Teen Central Library Assistant
