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Ryan L. Cole Revives the Heroism and Legacy of America’s Beloved Revolutionary

Ryan L. Cole has brought Marquis de Lafayette, the French war hero of the American Revolution, back to full, vivid life reminding readers of the tremendous contribution this nobleman made to the colonists fight for independence from Great Britain. The Last Adieu: Lafayette’s Triumphant Return, the Echoes of Revolution and…

Linda HitchcockDecember 5, 2025

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“Fighting Back” Traces One Pilot’s Journey From Bronx Childhood to the Birth of the Israeli Air Force

In Fighting Back: Stan Andrews and the Birth of the Israeli Air Force, Jeffrey and Craig Weiss follow one young American pilot from a Bronx childhood to WWII combat and then into the cockpits of Israel’s first fighter and bomber squadrons. Drawing on years of research and interviews, the authors…

BookTribJanuary 9, 2026

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10 Must-Read Self-Help Books for 2026

If 2025 left you thinking, “I need a reset,” 2026 is your chance to stop wishing and start shaping your life the way you actually want it. I’ve always been a fan of The Art of War, and to be honest, Sun Tzu’s strategies have saved me more than once…

Monique SnymanJanuary 7, 2026

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

“Crazy”: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory

In this powerful memoir, Lyn Barrett recounts her journey through Dissociative Identity Disorder, revealing how a family crisis unearthed her long-buried childhood trauma. Crazy: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory is a story of resilience and transformation — the reclaiming of a life once fragmented by trauma.

BookTribJanuary 5, 2026

Hidden Gems Nonfiction

Ironman Journey in ‘Racing Against Time’ Redefines Midlife

An inspiring memoir of midlife transformation, where grit and perseverance turn a 48-year-old beginner into an Ironman triathlete and ultramarathoner.

BookTribDecember 29, 2025

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Bob Dylan’s Life on the Road, Reimagined on the Page and Canvas

The enigmatic Bob Dylan was born in 1941, moved to New York City in January, 1961, began playing Greenwich Village clubs the following month and was quickly signed to Columbia Records releasing his debut album Bob Dylan in March, 1961. He embarked on his first concert tour in 1964 lasting…

Linda HitchcockDecember 22, 2025

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Escaping a World Gone Mad: One Woman’s Journey from Oppression to Hope

Set on Scotland’s far northern coast in 1941, V. M. Knox’s If Necessary Alone sends Reverend Major Clement Wisdom undercover to trace enemy radio traffic. What follows is a lean, morally charged thriller—rich with atmosphere, careful tradecraft and a hero whose faith shapes every hard choice. A standout entry in…

Matthew McCartyDecember 4, 2025

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Anthony Hopkins’ Honest Memoir of Art and Adversity

We Did OK, Kid is that rare substantive revelatory memoir sharing more than is typically glimpsed behind the gilded gates of Hollywood as told in gossip columns or seen in interviews. Anthony Hopkins writes with tremendous honesty and passion about his life, education, formative years as a repertory actor, and…

Linda HitchcockDecember 17, 2025

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Lin-Manuel Miranda’s Education in Art and Ambition

Lin-Manuel Miranda: The Education of an Artist is a must read for theater lovers, historians, performers and aspiring artists alike. The author Daniel Pollack-Pelzner explores his subject’s passion, drive, collaborative nature and the creative evolution of his many projects; his unlikely journey from Washington Heights in the northern most portion…

Linda HitchcockDecember 17, 2025

Author Spotlight Nonfiction

Chris Smith on “My Mountains” and the Journey Behind the Memoir

In My Mountains, Chris Smith invites readers into a landscape shaped as much by grief, resilience and faith as it is by the rugged peaks surrounding his home in Pagosa Springs. The memoir traces the journey of loving a son through addiction, chronic pain and ultimately loss. Smith writes not…

BookTribNovember 25, 2025

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The Sad, Glorious World of Margaret Anderson

A new biography of the bohemian powerhouse Margaret C. Anderson opens with a quotation from Anthony Comstock, who has been in the news recently, although he died over 100 years ago. Comstock was a censorious bully who objected to the publication and distribution of written material that he deemed offensive.…

Claudia KeenanDecember 9, 2025

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“The Treasure Within” Leads Readers Back to Identity, Peace and God’s Love

In The Treasure Within, Matt Adcock blends Scripture and real-life experience to help readers uncover their God-given purpose and inner peace. With clarity, warmth, and insight, this guide is ideal for anyone seeking spiritual renewal and direction through biblical truth.

BookTribDecember 10, 2025

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Business Consultant Presents Timeless Leadership Lessons from Curiosity to Collaboration

Despite this book’s playful title and cover image, it’s not about a child chief executive officer. Instead, author Hunter McMahon pairs short scenarios in the life of Eric, a fictional five-year-old boy, with important lessons in leadership for managers of corporations and professional consultancies. “Childlike,” in this context, doesn’t mean…

Marcie GeffnerDecember 5, 2025

Hidden Gems Nonfiction Recommended

The Untold Story of the Psychologist Who Mapped Human Bonds

C.V. Wooster has written a comprehensive biography about the life and work of Dr. John Bowlby, the noted British psychiatrist who devoted most of his career to studying the links of the emotional bond (or lack thereof) between parent/guardian and their child and how the child’s development was inhibited as…

Philip ZozzaroNovember 4, 2025

Listicles Nonfiction

3 Rock N’ Roll Legends Explore Their Lore

Every so often, fortune arrives in the shape of a long-awaited memoir from an artist whose work has already shaped the contours of our inner world. It’s one thing to encounter their art, but entirely another to glimpse the hidden rooms from which that art first emerged. To learn the…

Lillian ParrottaNovember 26, 2025

Listicles Nonfiction

Where Sports End and Life Begins: Stories of Heart, Hope & Hard-Won Wins

Sometimes the score doesn’t tell the whole story. The following titles aren’t just about sports, but rather they tell stories about the people who shape us, the moments that test us and the unexpected directions life takes when we follow our passions. If you’ve been looking for books that capture…

BookTribDecember 2, 2025

Ryan L. Cole Revives the Heroism and Legacy of America’s Beloved Revolutionary

“Fighting Back” Traces One Pilot’s Journey From Bronx Childhood to the Birth of the Israeli Air Force

10 Must-Read Self-Help Books for 2026

“Crazy”: Reclaiming Life from the Shadow of Traumatic Memory

Ironman Journey in ‘Racing Against Time’ Redefines Midlife

Bob Dylan’s Life on the Road, Reimagined on the Page and Canvas

Escaping a World Gone Mad: One Woman’s Journey from Oppression to Hope

Anthony Hopkins’ Honest Memoir of Art and Adversity

Chris Smith on “My Mountains” and the Journey Behind the Memoir

The Sad, Glorious World of Margaret Anderson

“The Treasure Within” Leads Readers Back to Identity, Peace and God’s Love

Business Consultant Presents Timeless Leadership Lessons from Curiosity to Collaboration

The Untold Story of the Psychologist Who Mapped Human Bonds

3 Rock N’ Roll Legends Explore Their Lore

Where Sports End and Life Begins: Stories of Heart, Hope & Hard-Won Wins

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