Some works released this year fall into the category of best books of non-fiction of 2022, according to some specialists of the amazon. The themes are diverse, therefore, they address themes about pop culture, technology and science. If these topics appeal to you, check out the list to find out what to buy as a Christmas present for yourself.
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The non-fiction selected as the best this year address important topics for today, especially those focusing on the attention economy and the problems arising from the frequent use of Internet.
Stolen Focus - Why You Can't Pay Attention and How to Think Deeply Again
Johann Hari, the author of the book, seeks to address topics such as multitasking, difficulty concentrating and exhaustion as a consequence of the intensive use of technology and proposes new ways to rescue thinking deep.
Butts: a backstory
Written by Heather Radke, the book tells a fun story about how glutes favored the evolution of humanity until we reach the present day.
Like, comment and subscribe: how YouTube conquered the world
Mark Bergen writes masterfully about YouTube's dominance of the world and its importance to revelation world musical phenomena, as well as the use of the video platform as a mechanism to generate misinformation.
What My Bones Know: A Complex Trauma Healing Memoir
Stories about post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) are told by Stephanie Foo in this book, which addresses ways to heal trauma and maintain resilience when it comes to overcoming extreme abuse situations.
Raising Lazarus: Hope, Justice, and the Future of America's Overdose Crisis
Dealing with chemical dependence, Beth Macy writes about people who suffer from the epidemic of opioids and how the stigma associated with addiction does not contribute to eradicating the serious health situation public.
Stellar Messenger: Cosmic Perspectives on Civilization
Written by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, it speaks lightly about human achievements and how important it is to see the progress humanity has made as a whole.
I'll Show Myself: Essays on Midlife and Motherhood
In this work, Jessi Klein addresses the routine of raising children and how this is a task that can sometimes be arduous, with long days and short years, according to the author's words. A worthwhile read.
Two other books nominated as the best non-fiction of 2022 are:
- The Song of the Cell: an exploration of medicine and the new human;
- Visual thinking: the hidden gifts of people who think in images, patterns and abstractions.
