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This is episode 274, and we are recording on March 29th.

I'm Amanda Nelson, and I'm here with Jen Northington, and we are coming to you from Book Riot.

It is third winter here in Virginia, which is a bummer.

Is that a thing? It is. It's our final winter. We have like actual winter, then false spring,

then like second winter, then false spring number two. And now we are in third winter. And then

we'll be the great pollining, and then it will be summer. And that's spring in Virginia, and that's how that works. That's real cold and I'm

grumpy about it. Oh, it's not real cold here. It's more actually, last week we had like fake summer.

It was like 70 degrees and upwards. But this week, it's more actual springish temperatures, 50s. So I guess

we're in sort of spring. I don't even know. I don't know. We're in something.

Vitamin D. Yeah. So real. All right. Welcome to the weather channel. No. So this is a show for

personalized reading recommendations, as I said. If you

would like one of those reading recommendations, you can send your request to us at getbooked

bookt at bookguided.com or drop it in the form in the show notes on the site. It can be for you

or for a gift that you're giving to someone or a book club, whatever, whatever you like. Any and all recommendation requests are welcome. We ask for your email because if your question is time sensitive, we might email you back if we're not going to get to it or if we've already answered it. If it is time sensitive, please put that in the subject line. If you use the email, if you use the form, just put it in big, all caps in the first line so we can see it and get to it on time. We don't have any feedback this week because we're recording a bit early. So Jen is going to read our first question and away we will go. All right. Our first question is also from a Jen. Who says, I need some help finding a nonfiction book for my book club. We tried to alternate between fiction

and nonfiction, and every month we try to pick something from a genre we haven't read before.

The past two books that were big nonfiction hits were Hollywood Park by Michael Jollett

and infused Adventures in Tea by Henrietta Lovell. Preferences. Would prefer the book be by a Bipak or LGBTQIA plus author. Would prefer a fairly recently published book as we found that books more than three years are harder to find at the local library. We have a pretty big book club. So we need lots of copies. Any help you can give would be deeply appreciated. There's so many book clubs doing nonfiction right now. That's

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