What are some great non-fiction books for young adults?

An expert writer can create a buzz in the market with their hottest new fiction books, but behind the scene, there is a plethora of non-fiction on the floor to revolve the audience with its magical stories and words. In the cut-throat world, people give more preference to fiction to make some change in their boring routine but here are the best nonfiction books of all time to blow the sensational and motivational vibes. The reality is, great stories force you turning pages, whether they are made up or true facts!

What are you waiting for? Scroll down to review our favourite non-fiction books that will keep you reading overnight.

1.The monk who sold his Ferrari by Robin Sharma: The content of this non-fiction book provides a ladder to go upstairs to live life with courage, love, and enjoyment. A fabulous tale reflects the story of Julian Mantle, a lawyer forced to confront the spiritual crisis of his out-of-balance life. Further, he explores pragmatic lessons to inspire all of us. 

2.The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho: This masterpiece portrait the effective story of Santiago. His true journey teaches readers to explore the inner voice of their hearts and follow their dreams. He found far more satisfaction than he ever imagined just by following his heart. 

      

3.How to win friends & influence people by Dale Carnegie: With this bestseller, you will learn the different ways of how people will like you? How to win others by your thought process? 

4.12 rules for life by Jordan B. Peterson: Dr. Peterson throws light on freedom, responsibility, and adventure through his active writing of 12 rules for life. It is a true place for the combination of science, faith and human nature.  

5.The magic of thinking big by David J. Schwartz: In beautiful words, David J. elaborates how to set high goals and then make positive efforts to achieve them. He explains; achieve what you desire: financial security, happy relationship, and power.

6.Sapiens by Yuval Harari: Under the narration of Yuval Harari, readers dive into the brief history of mankind. The context defines not just to design your outer world but inner too. The history enclosed in this lovely title enhances our understanding of what it means to be human.

7.The slight edge by Jeff Olson: The slight edge is based on the normal thinking process that can lead to an individual’s growth. It explains that there are some hidden weapons that lie inside you and support you in fulfilling your dreams. Involvement in simple activities can display powerful results.   

8.Rich Dad Poor Dad by Robert T. Kiyosaki: Rich Dad Poor Dad is a story of Robert who enjoys the love of poor and rich dad. It manifests why parents should not rely on the school system to aware their kids about the value of money. At the same, it reflects how to wake up your children about financial success.  

9.The one thing by Gary Keller: The one thing is to focus on what concepts matters in personal and working lives. At one time, people should concentrate on a single subject to have healthy and wealthy rewards.

10.Factfulness by Hans Rosling: Go in-depth to learn time-consuming concerns. The book showcases the real fact of human life, when you start thinking about everything day night, you might ignore things that can create a hole in your life cycle.

Every book has something good to imbibe but non-fiction can add value to your work and entertainment world.