Down The Rabbit Hole...
/Ah, the microhistory. Is there a better type of book than the one that, when you tell people what you’re reading, causes the asker’s eyebrows to raise into their hairline and/or eyeballs to pop out of their sockets? I didn’t think so. A reaction along the lines of “You Read a Book about WHAT?” really sums it up nicely. There is something about reading a microhistory, a book that is laser focused on just one subject, that makes me a little giddy. Apologies, sometimes it's impossible to tamp down my inner nerd. In this collection of peculiar books, you’ll learn something new that you can regal your friends with at your next pub night. That’s a promise!
Something For Everyone…
Secret Life Of Hidden Places: Concealed Rooms & Clandestine Pathways - April Tucholke
Girly Drinks: A History Of Women & Alchohol - Mallory O'Meara
Most Delicious Poison: Natures Toxins, Spices & Vices - Noah Whiteman
Pockets: An Intimate Portrait Of How We Keep Things Close - Hannah Carlson
Butts: A Backstory - Heather Radke
Index: A Bookish Adventure - Dennis Duncan
The Secret Lives Of Colour - Kassia St. Clair
This Mortal Coil: A History Of Death - Andrew Doig
A Secret History Of Brands - Matt MacNabb
Mystery: A Seduction, A Strategy & A Solution - Jonah Lehrer
The Body - Bill Bryson
Sugar: A Bittersweet History - Elizabeth Abbott
Holy Shit: A Brief History Of Swearing - Melissa Mohr
Gulp: Adventures Of The Alimentary Gland - Mary Roach
The Puzzler: One Man's Quest To Solve The Most Baffling Puzzles Ever - A.J. Jacobs
Six Thousand Years Of Bread: Its Holy & Unholy History - H.E. Jacob
Play It Loud: Style, Sound & Revolution Of The Electric Guitar - Brad Tolinski
Ten Tomatoes That Changed The World - William Alexander
Mother Tongue: Suprising History Of Womans Words - Jennifer Nuttall
Pipe Dreams: Urgent Quest To Transform The Toilet - Chelsea Wald
Secret History Of Home Economics: Trailblazing Women That Harnessed The Power Of Home - Danielle Dreilinger
A Place For Everything: Curious History Of Alphabetical Order - Judith Flanders
Quackery: History Of The Worst Ways To Cure Everything - Lydia Kang