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The histories are usually in the 900s. Some of my favorites. I usually like the 940s, WWII. So good.

One of the history books I've been reading recently that I greatly enjoyed was The Hidden White House by Robert Klara (975.3 K). I think it would appeal greatly to a non-fiction reader.

Food! I love food! 640s! 641 in particular. For this category, I'd recommend the parody cookbook Fifty Shades of Chicken by F.L. Fowler (pseudonym?), 641.665 F.

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Biographies are often good and have their own section: the Bios! What would be a good bio to recommend...? How about The Other Wes Moore? A biography of discovery involving two men with the same name who grew up into vastly different people while only living a block apart.

Travel! Usually the early 900s. I think Alone in Antarctica by Felicity Aston (919.89 A) would be a good choice for anyone who reads fiction.