#WWLearned

Books teach me a lot. For the most part, I read fiction books. These teach me about human nature—who people are versus who they pretend to be. They teach me about how vast the imaginations of the people in our beautiful Earth are. But there’s something to say about nonfiction books. Nonfic...

Disease: The Story of Disease and Mankind's Continuing Struggle Against It by Mary Dubson Goodreads Description: Essays on 50 key diseases, plagues and epidemics function both as self contained mini histories of individual diseases and as part of a larger narrative chronicling ...

Hi friends! Today I am here to participate in the weekly photo challenge to share a picture of a book that has taught me something. That book for me is Pride and Prejudice by the wonderful Jane Austen. Look, I know that I am somewhat of a cliché for loving this book. But I really don...

For the weekly photo challenge, I chose The Curiosities by Maggie Stiefvater, Tessa Gratton, and Brenna Yovanoff. The thing I learned from this book was a lot about the process of writing a short story. This book is filled with short stories, all with a paragraph or so about it from both the author ...

My book for the #WWlearned challenge is "Colours of the Horse" (Hevosen Värit) by Johanna Viitanen, a Finnish non-fiction equine author. A friend bought it for me several years ago as a birthday gift. The book, as its title implies, tells about horse coat colours. It's written in an eas...

Good morning, party people! Sorry that the challenge is a bit late; there was a little mix-up in headquarters (made even moreso complicated by the fact we have no headquarters). Thanks for being patient with us! The Photo Challenge: Your challenge is to snap us a picture of a book that has t...