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Resources share the relationship subject to Biography
- "Mean" Joe Greene, built by football, Joe Greene ; with Jon Finkel ; edited by Scott Bedgood
- Flunk, start, reclaiming my decade lost in Scientology, Sands Hall
- One Direction, where we are now, [text by Mandy Archer and Steph Clarkson]
- The food explorer, the true adventures of the globe-trotting botanist who transformed what America eats, Daniel Stone
- Cross of snow, a life of Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Nicholas A. Basbanes
- Just like Rube Goldberg, the incredible true story of the man behind the machines, Sarah Aronson ; illustrated by Robert Neubecker
- Jane Goodall, Emma E. Haldy
- Massacre on the Merrimack, Hannah Duston's captivity and revenge in Colonial America, Jay Atkinson
- Who was Andrew Jackson?, by Douglas Yacka ; illustrated by Jake Murray
- Chester Nez and the unbreakable code, a Navajo code talker's story, Joseph Bruchac, pictures by Liz Amini-Holmes
- The Chief, the life and turbulent times of Chief Justice John Roberts, Joan Biskupic
- Always look on the bright side of life, a sortabiography, Eric Idle
- Black Elk speaks, John G. Neihardt ; with a new introduction by Philip J. Deloria and annotations by Raymond J. DeMallie
- Jimmy Buffett, a good life all the way, by Ryan White
- I.M., a memoir, Isaac Mizrahi
- Peyton Manning, Jameson Anderson
- American Eden, David Hosack, botany, and medicine in the garden of the early republic, Victoria Johnson
- I am Gandhi, Brad Meltzer ; illustrated by Christopher Eliopoulos
- Life in code, a personal history of technology, Ellen Ullman
- MacArthur's spies, the soldier, the singer, and the spymaster who defied the Japanese in World War II, Peter Eisner
- Gal Gadot, by Kaitlyn Duling
- Second wind, a sunfish sailor, an island, and the voyage that brought a family together, Nathaniel Philbrick
- North of Havana, the untold story of dirty politics, secret diplomacy, and the trial of the Cuban Five, Martin Garbus
- The boys in the boat, nine Americans and their epic quest for gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, Daniel James Brown
- Whiskey in a teacup, what growing up in the South taught me about life, love, and baking biscuits, Reese Witherspoon
- How not to be a boy, Robert Webb
- Marie Curie, Demi
- Who were the Tuskegee Airmen?, by Sherri L. Smith ; illustrated by Jake Murray
- When death becomes life, notes from a transplant surgeon, Joshua D. Mezrich
- Rebel, my life outside the lines, Nick Nolte
- Duke Kahanamoku, by Laurie Calkhoven ; illustrated by Stevie Lewis
- Invisible, the forgotten story of the black woman lawyer who took down America's most powerful mobster, Stephen L. Carter
- Charles Darwin, by Czeena Devera
- The presidents fact book, the achievements, campaigns, events, triumphs, and legacies of every president, Roger Matuz ; revised and updated by Bill Harris & Thomas J. Craughwell
- Martin Luther King, Jr., [Emma E. Haldy ; illustrated by Jeff Bane]
- Zora and Langston, a story of friendship and betrayal, Yuval Taylor
- Queen Elizabeth II, the world's longest reigning monarch, by Grace Hansen
- In pieces, Sally Field
- How Franklin D. Roosevelt fought World War II, Earle Rice Jr
- The Philosophy Book, From the Vedas to the New Atheists : 250 Milestones in the History of Philosophy, Gregory Bassham
- The electric woman, a memoir in death-defying acts, Tessa Fontaine
- Swerve or die, life at my speed in the first family of NASCAR racing, Kyle Petty and Ellis Henican
- Irving Berlin, the immigrant boy who made America sing, by Nancy Churnin ; illustrated by James Rey Sanchez
- Dr. Z, the lost memoirs of an irreverent football writer, Paul Zimmerman
- The cookie cure, a mother-daughter memoir of cookies and cancer, Susan Stachler with Laura Stachler
- Young Elizabeth, the making of the Queen, Kate Wililams
- Who was Selena?, by Kate Bisantz & Max Bisantz ; illustrated by Joseph J. M. Qiu
- Reagan, an American journey, Bob Spitz
- The crayon man, the true story of the invention of Crayola crayons, by Natascha Biebow ; illustrated by Steven Salerno
- The hope circuit, a psychologist's journey from helplessness to optimism, Martin E.P. Seligman