You Should Learn Fact From Opinion, Actually

Reupload attempt! The literacy crisis has caused many people to encourage more reading, but usually they recommend fiction. While fiction is great, there usually isn’t as big of a call to read non-fiction. Not only should non-fiction be read more, but I also know that it should be read “correctly,” to better understand the difference between opinion and fact. Flexing this brain muscle can help readers be better at identifying misinformation in their day to day life even if it takes some practice. I offer some examples from my own library to introduce people to the concept of how a writer’s opinion can influence how they write non-fiction. Curious about my book BURNING DAWN? You can check it out on Amazon right over here, including on Kindle Unlimited: https://a.co/d/0eyLnAKc Or you can buy a physical copy directly from my website: https://www.dragons-light.com/shop References: Misinformation study: https://www.psypost.org/liberals-are-... Definitions taken from the online Merriam-Webster Dictionary. Tla-o-qui-aht word for “home” and why they use it instead of “wilderness”: https://destinationthink.com/blog/why... See also: https://www.facebook.com/watch/?v=106... Books mentioned can be found on Amazon!