Writing can be hard. Talking can be even harder. It's difficult to share your emotions and thoughts with the world when each moment slips by before you can understand how to express it. Then you are expected to document it as a story, when really nothing is in the form of an actual story. There are too many plots and too many themes. You simply cannot say that something happened in a certain order and be expected to remember each detail of the events. To me, it is simply impossible. That is why I find it most challenging to write something nonfiction. You have to pull things from memory. It isn't so much to entertain the reader as it is to inform them and yet one cannot be properly informed without enjoying the process at least a little bit. Think about it. Did you learn more about cells with a fun rap song or with hard studying? More than likely you'd say the rap. 

So what is entertaining nonfiction? To this, I have no answer. Nonetheless, I will try to explain what happened from beginning to end in a story-like manner, and be as interesting as one can be. 

I apologize if this isn't what you hoped it would be. 

Sincerely, 

Zap Apple Spark