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Non-Fiction
In reply to the discussion: What's the best nonfiction you've read this year? (bonus if it was published in 2011) [View all]Lucky 13
(4,913 posts)17. Also Lester Brown - Plan B 4.0
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                        What's the best nonfiction you've read this year?  (bonus if it was published in 2011) [View all]
							DisgustipatedinCA
							Dec 2011
							OP
                        
        
        America's Quarterback: Bart Starr and the Rise of the National Football League
        ScreamingMeemie
        Dec 2011
        #1
      
        
        It's much more of a biography than a physics book, so it probably won't anwer your questions.
        eppur_se_muova
        Dec 2011
        #22
      
        
        The only other book I have read here. It was very infomative. What a diverse and talented person.
        efhmc
        Dec 2011
        #27
      
        
        Making Haste from of Babylon: The Mayflower Pilgrims and Their World: A New History by Nick Bunker
        efhmc
        Dec 2011
        #26
      
        
        I first read about HeLa cells in the 1970's when I was going through training for my job.
        hoosierspud
        Dec 2011
        #43
      
  