One of my groups focusing on social justice based nonfiction selected this poetic memoir. As part of their project, they actually also ended up choosing to read Anderson's fictional novel Speak, which is based on her on experience with sexual assault.

A group focusing on creativity in nonfiction selected this true crime novel in part because the group members enjoy true crime podcasts and television shows and in part because McNamara interweaves her own story and detective work into the solving of this horrific crime spree.

A group focusing on scientific nonfiction selected this text explaining the race to create the atomic bomb. Some of the group members were also interested in historical nonfiction so this work was a good fit for them.

A creativity nonfiction group selected this illustrated memoir because both members wanted to read a graphic novel, a new genre for them.

A group focusing on historical nonfiction selected this work on the history of bootlegging in America. They had a lot of creative ideas, including purchasing period-style jugs to serve root beer and Sprite to their classmates.