In true Donoghue fashion an innocent booktag was turned into a caustic rant about society, fame, and politics! (And I loved every minute of it and agreed with every word.) Preach brother Steve, Preach!

I am so used to reading nonfiction for my classes that I find it harder to read fiction recently. I love your nonfiction videos!

Here’s hoping that you’re right about the 2020’s!

You are hysterical, Steve. I totally hear you on the gratitude for every day, especially each day with books in it.

Loved this one Steve! I'm willing to read basically any genre except self-help and pretty much for the same reasons.

Thank you so much for the tag, Steve! Can’t wait to get to this one :D

Thanks for the tag, Steve! I’ve been giving this one some thought, but it’s a hard one.

"interpretation of dreams" Dr. Freud the greatest!

I was hoping you would do this tag. I thought your answer for number 6 "The ONE non-fiction book that defines the decade, ..." was going to be "So you have been publicly shamed" by Jon Ronson. Also, in regards to celebrity books/memoir, I remember you once recommending quite some time ago "Nevertheless" by Alec Baldwin. Has this book held up in your eyes as time has passed? In other words would you still recommend it?

Huh. I’ve never even heard of Joey Graceffa. Apparently he’s written or co-written an entire series at this point.

Thank you.

I'm enjoying Elton John's memoir at the moment. It's great as an audiobook. Rarely read celeb memoirs as a rule.

I thought you would say that the book that defines the decade is the Art of the Deal.

Gardening!? Weren't you learning stuff about gardening [from a book]? And what happened to that? Plus, I think the question could mean learning in the wider sense of acquiring knowledge by reading History, Travel, Science, etc.

Joey from the amazing race wrote a book? MORE THAN ONE!? This decade.... 🤦🏻‍♂️ Hope the 20’s are roaring!