Best non-Fiction Book You Ever Read

[musical marv]

What is the best non-fiction book you have ever read in your life?

 

[A_Goat]

The Bible.

HAH, that was a good one... wasn't it.

 

[ex_bubblehead]

Hard to choose just one:

A Brief History of Time -- Stephen Hawking
In Search of Schrödinger's Cat: Quantum Physics and Reality -- John Gribbin

 

[gropouce]

I can't choose.

"Time for outrage !" was a good one.
I also like reading Pierre Larrouturou, but i don't think it's translated in your weird language.
They were also some books about religion, but it's forbidden to talk about it here. (same with Pierre Larrouturou... it talks about economics)

 

[chunkymonster]

Education of a Wandering Man, Louis L'Amour - not a fan of his westerns, but this is truly a great read.
Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton: A Biography, Edward Rice - just flat out amazing!

 

[musical marv]

Education of a Wandering Man, Louis L'Amour - not a fan of his westerns, but this is truly a great read.
Captain Sir Richard Francis Burton: A Biography, Edward Rice - just flat out amazing!

Mein Kampf I read a great piece of non- fiction.

 

[Saif Uv]

Kidnapped and Treasure Island by "Robert Louis Stevenson".

 

[musical marv]

Also the Rise and Fall of the Third Reich.

 

[gropouce]

Recently, i enjoyed reading some books from Hunter S. Thompson.
"The Proud Highway: The Saga of a Desperate Southern Gentleman"
and
"Fear and Loathing in America: The Brutal Odyssey of an Outlaw Journalist"

 

[Saif Uv]

Goodbye Mr.Chips by James Hilton is best of bests.

 

[0x1eef]

"Inside Delta Force" by Eric Haney

 

[gropouce]

But i think those two lasts are fictional books.