Books about pandemics non fiction that delve into the social impact of pandemics include “The Pandemic Century” by Mark Honigsbaum, which explores the cultural and societal responses to infectious diseases in the 20th century. “Epidemics and Society” by Frank M. Snowden offers a historical perspective on how pandemics shape societies. “Pale Rider” by Laura Spinney focuses on the Spanish flu and its global consequences. These books delve into the profound influence pandemics have on human societies, from the breakdown of social norms to the development of public health measures, making them valuable resources for understanding the broader ramifications of infectious diseases throughout history.