Nonfiction | BookTrib.

The Man Who Made the Beatles

Mr. Moonlight: Brian Epstein and the Making of the Beatles is the brainchild of columnist Philip Norman, former rock music critic for The Times and noted biographer of numerous acclaimed musicians and other public figures. Lauded for his first book, Shout!: The Beatles in Their Generation, published in 1981, his…

Linda HitchcockSeptember 11, 2026

Nonfiction Recommended

Child Rearing and Civilization: How Each Shapes the Other

Histories of civilization tend to focus on rulers, governments, laws, wars, religions and other major institutions. Nam Nguyen draws our attention to the people who care for children. In Kin: Childhood, Parenting, and the Making of Civilization, he argues that the way one generation raises the next is not a…

BookTribSeptember 1, 2026

Nonfiction Popular

“Miracle” Tells the Astonishing True Story of the Boys Who Escaped Auschwitz’s Gas Chamber

Michael Calvin, co-author with Josef Lewkowicz of The Survivor: How I Made It through Six Concentration Camps and Became a Nazi Hunter, and Rabbi Naftali Schiff, founder of Jewish Futures and active educator who travels worldwide interviewing Holocaust survivors to preserve their stories and legacy, have documented a powerful, formerly…

Linda HitchcockAugust 24, 2026

Nonfiction Recommended temp-delete

A Practical Guide to Eating Better in a World That Makes It Hard

“Eat better” may be the most common advice for good health — but it’s also among the least useful. That’s because most of us don’t know what “better” actually looks like on a plate. In Absolute Nutrition: The Complete Guide to Nutrition & Nutrient-Dense Foods and Meals for Lifelong Health,…

BookTribJuly 8, 2026

BookBites BookBites - Featured BookBites>BookBites - Featured Nonfiction

WE THE PRESIDENTS: Why the Presidents of the Past Still Matter

Presidential history can sound like something that belongs in a classroom, a documentary or a very large book you keep meaning to read someday. But Ronald Gruner’s We the Presidents makes a compelling case that the presidents of the past are not really past at all. Their decisions are still…

BookTribJuly 8, 2026

Nonfiction

Kristin Casey’s Fearless Memoir of Survival and Self-Worth

Kristin Casey's Casey Dancer takes on subject matter most memoirists would soften or sanitize: a return to stripping at thirty-nine after a stalled real estate career, a decade of dating in sobriety and an eventual pivot into professional companionship work. Casey refuses to flinch from any of it.

BookTribJuly 6, 2026

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

“A Hard Farewell” Honors the Bond Between Pets and Their People

Fred Jandt's A Hard Farewell is a small book that carries an enormous weight.

BookTribJuly 2, 2026

Nonfiction Recommended

Cutting Through Diet Myths with the History of Nutritional Science

Jonathan Spitz set out to write the book he wished he'd had when he first went plant-based, and the result is an impressive achievement: a rigorously documented history of nutritional science that manages to be both scholarly and readable by people without any scientific background.

BookTribJuly 1, 2026

Better Self Nonfiction Save the World

“I Eat the Stars”: How Collapse Can Bring Us Closer

In her newest book, I Eat the Stars, Sarah Wilson aims to help us find a light through all of the darkness.

Riley HarkerJune 24, 2026

Listicles Nonfiction Popular

Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

The spiritual journey is rarely a straight path. It unfolds through moments of wonder and doubt, clarity and confusion, longing and discovery. These books explore that universal search for meaning, inviting readers to reflect on the questions that shape our lives and the experiences that transform us. Whether rooted in…

BookTribJune 23, 2026

Nonfiction

Spiritual Memoir Takes Us on a Journey Through Paris, Burgundy and the Soul

Peter A. Giersch sets out for France expecting time to contemplate, surrounded by monastic quiet. What he finds instead is something closer to a spiritual ambush. In Talking of Michelangelo: Death, Judgement, Heaven, and Hell in the Burgundy Region, Giersch turns a two-week trip into a memoir that’s part travelogue,…

BookTribJune 17, 2026

Nonfiction

Lauren Hough’s Journey Across America in “Monster of a Land”

Lauren Hough’s narrative chronicling her three-month trek across the country with her canine companion, Woody Guthrie, is contemplative and immensely entertaining.

Philip ZozzaroJune 16, 2026

Better Self Nonfiction Popular

What Resilience Really Looks Like After Adversity

I used to think resilience was the moment you finally reach the mountaintop, arms open wide, looking back at all it took to get there, yelling, “I did it!” Or standing on a podium with medals around your neck, celebrating what it looks like to not give up even when…

Amy PurdyJune 12, 2026

Better Self Nonfiction Recommended

A Practical Path to Peace in an Unsettled World

Co-authored by Elizabeth Hamilton-Guarino and Dr. Katie Eastman, The Peace Guidebook is for anyone who has ever wondered how to find stillness in the middle of a storm and how to stay there.

BookTribJune 11, 2026

Business Nonfiction Recommended Save the World

Good Intentions Need a Plan. Here’s the Roadmap.

Caring about the world can be exhausting. There is always another crisis, another cause, another reason to feel both morally summoned and practically overwhelmed. Intelligence & Compassion in Action: The Seven Pillars for Social Entrepreneurs begins in that very human place: Lauren Speeth, PhD, looking at the world’s needs and…

BookTribJune 5, 2026

Nonfiction

Ghosts of Sicily Brings a Remarkable WWII Secret Out of the Shadows

Ghosts of Sicily, subtitled The True Story of the Naval Intelligence Agents Who Courted the Mob to Fight Nazis in America and the Battlefields of Italy is the third nonfiction collaboration between best-selling authors Mark Harmon and Leon Carroll, JR.

Linda HitchcockJune 4, 2026

The Man Who Made the Beatles

Child Rearing and Civilization: How Each Shapes the Other

“Miracle” Tells the Astonishing True Story of the Boys Who Escaped Auschwitz’s Gas Chamber

A Practical Guide to Eating Better in a World That Makes It Hard

WE THE PRESIDENTS: Why the Presidents of the Past Still Matter

“A Hard Farewell” Honors the Bond Between Pets and Their People

Cutting Through Diet Myths with the History of Nutritional Science

Spiritual Journeys That Transform the Traveler

Spiritual Memoir Takes Us on a Journey Through Paris, Burgundy and the Soul

What Resilience Really Looks Like After Adversity

A Practical Path to Peace in an Unsettled World

About Us

Book Promotion

Discover Books