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Resources share the relationship genre to Biographies
- Kissinger, a biography, Walter Isaacson
- The Evangelist, Lewis Drummond
- Hitler, downfall, 1939-1945, Volker Ullrich ; translated from the German by Jefferson Chase
- The saint makers, inside the Catholic Church and how a war hero inspired a journey of faith, Joe Drape
- Redemption, Martin Luther King Jr.'s last 31 hours, Joseph Rosenbloom
- Three ordinary girls, the remarkable story of three Dutch teenagers who became spies, saboteurs, Nazi assassins--and WWII heroes, Tim Brady
- Madame de StaeĢl, the first modern woman, Francine du Plessix Gray
- Zabar's, a family story, with recipes, Lori Zabar ; foreword by Julia Moskin
- You don't belong here, how three women rewrote the story of war, Elizabeth Becker
- Drawing on walls, a story of Keith Haring, by Matthew Burgess ; pictures by Josh Cochran
- Eliot Ness and the mad butcher, hunting America's deadliest unidentified serial killer at the dawn of modern criminology, Max Allan Collins and A. Brad Schwartz
- Farther than any man, the rise and fall of Captain James Cook, Martin Dugard
- A tulip in winter, a story about folk artist Maud Lewis, Kathy Stinson + Lauren Soloy
- I am Malala Yousafzai, Brad Meltzer ; illustrated by Christopher Eliopoulos
- Bound for the promised land, Harriet Tubman, portrait of an American hero, Kate Clifford Larson
- Dr. J, the autobiography, Julius Erving, with Karl Taro Greenfeld
- Custer, the making of a young general, Edward G. Longacre
- A farm dies once a year, a memoir, Arlo Crawford
- Madame Fourcade's secret war, the daring young woman who led France's largest spy network against Hitler, Lynne Olson
- Hemingway, the final years, Michael Reynolds
- Door by door, how Sarah McBride became America's first openly transgender senator, by Meeg Pincus ; illustrated by Meridth McKean Gimbel
- Tesla, the wizard of electricity, by David J. Kent
- Saga of Chief Joseph, Helen Addison Howard ; new introduction by Nicole Tonkovich ; maps and illustrations by George D. McGrath
- An autobiography, Agatha Christie
- Trapped in Hitler's hell, a young Jewish girl discovers the Messiah's faithfulness in the midst of the Holocaust, by Anita Dittman with Jan Markell
- Reagan, the Hollywood years, Marc Eliot
- A very principled boy, the life of Duncan Lee, Red spy and cold warrior, Mark A. Bradley
- We took to the woods, Louise Dickinson Rich
- Madam C. J. Walker, by Lori Hobkirk
- 41, a portrait of my father, by George W. Bush
- Dogtripping, 25 rescues, 11 volunteers, and 3 RVs on our canine cross-country adventure, David Rosenfelt
- A picture book of Davy Crockett, David A. Adler ; illustrated by John & Alexandra Wallner
- Ronnie and Nancy, their path to the White House, 1911 to 1980, Bob Colacello
- Burning boy, the life and work of Stephen Crane, Paul Auster
- Ziegfeld and his follies, a biography of Broadway's greatest producer, Cynthia Brideson and Sara Brideson
- Tom Stoppard, a life, Hermione Lee
- A woman I know, female spies, double identities, and a new story of the Kennedy assassination, Mary Haverstick
- Kevin Durant, Dan Wetzel ; Illustrations by Marcelo Baez
- Eamon de Valera, the man who was Ireland, by Tim Pat Coogan
- Grant moves south, by Bruce Catton ; with maps by Samuel H. Bryant
- Ben Hogan's secret fundamental, what he never told the world, Larry Miller
- Melania and me, the rise and fall of my friendship with the First Lady, Stephanie Winston Wolkoff
- Journey into the mind's eye, fragments of an autobiography, Lesley Blanch
- Stay curious!, a brief history of Stephen Hawking, by Kathleen Krull and Paul Brewer ; illustrated by Boris Kulikov
- Set the night on fire, living, dying, and playing guitar with The Doors, Robby Krieger with Jeff Alulis
- I am Spock, by Leonard Nimoy
- Reach higher, an inspiring photo celebration of First Lady Michelle Obama, Amanda Lucidon, former official White House photographer
- Mother Jones and her army of Mill Children, words by Jonah Winter ; illustrations by Nancy Carpenter
- Voices of the Pacific, untold stories from the Marine heroes of World War II, Adam Makos ; with Marcus Brotherton
- The woman they could not silence, one woman, her incredible fight for freedom, and the men who tried to make her disappear, Kate Moore