Hi, everyone back to Bad on Paper podcast. I'm Becca Freeman. And I'm Olivia Mentor.

And today we're talking about a book topic that I don't think we have broached in the almost eight years of this podcast, which is a whole episode about nonfiction books.

Yeah, maybe we should do a disclaimer that we are not experts, but I do want to say that we did get recs from all of you.

And we have a wide range of nonfiction picks to choose from.

So we're going to hit a little bit of everything.

I'm a little intimidated about this episode because nonfiction is so not my lane.

It's somewhere where I don't feel like I have any authority to

recommend things as a book person. Well, that's why we call in recruits. So I think it'll be good

also to have nonfiction wrecks from us who are not necessarily nonfiction readers. Because I think

a lot of people don't read that much nonfiction.

So if we're recommending these books, you know that they're going to be good, even if nonfiction

isn't your thing like us. All right, Olivia. Get me into some highs. Tell me your high this week.

My high was on Saturday night. I went to dinner with some friends, and then we went and saw Wuthering Heights.

And I've seen so many takes on this movie, so many endless takes. And I didn't really know what

to expect. I like Jacob Allorty, of course. I'm but a human woman, just a human, really.

That's all it takes to love him and appreciate his being.

I was going to say his breadth, like his size. That sounded so strange. I feel like I'm objectifying

him too much. Anyway, I like him, but, you know, I wasn't like this is my movie of the year or

anything. I do love Wuthering Heights, haven't read it in its entirety since high school, probably.

And I had seen so many people say they didn't like it.

And I get why.

I get why.

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