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- Soren52
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- Bigwig1973
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I liked Nelson Mandela's "A Walk For Freedom".
If he is into ancient Greeks... I loved Stephen Fry's "Mythos". Not quite non fiction but inspired by Greek mythology there is also Madeleine Miller "Circe".
"Nothing to Envy: Real lives in North Korea" by Barbara Demick is a moving interesting read.