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Resources share the relationship genre to Nonfiction
- The Obama diaries, Laura Ingraham
- Cast of characters, common people in the hands of an uncommon God, Max Lucado
- Stealing you blind, how government fat cats are getting rich off of you, by Iain Murray
- Rattlesnakes, by Julie Murray
- Matter, physical science for kids, Andi Diehn ; illustrated by Shululu
- Vatican II, a sociological analysis of religious change, Melissa J. Wilde
- Benjamin Franklin unmasked, on the unity of his moral, religious, and political thought, Jerry Weinberger
- Judy Blume, by Julie Murray
- A mathematician reads the newspaper, John Allen Paulos
- Lead like Jesus, lessons from the greatest leadership role model of all times, Ken Blanchard and Phil Hodges
- Forgotten God, reversing our tragic neglect of the Holy Spirit, Francis Chan with Danae Yankoski
- You'll get through this, hope and help for your turbulent times, Max Lucado
- Iran rising, the survival and future of the Islamic Republic, Amin Saikal
- Book repair, a how-to-do-it manual, Kenneth Lavender ; illustrated by the author
- The lessons of love, rediscovering our passion for life when it all seems too hard to take, Melody Beattie
- Jane Austen, written by Ma Isabel Sánchez Vegara ; illustrated by Katie Wilson
- The annotated Origin, a facsimile of the first edition of "On the origin of species", Charles Darwin ; annotated by James T. Costa
- Lucretia Mott's heresy, abolition and women's rights in nineteenth-century America, Carol Faulkner
- The bookmaker's daughter, a memory unbound, Shirley Abbott
- Ramp rats, a graphic guide adventure, written by Liam O'Donnell ; illustrated by Mike Deas
- Obliquity, why our goals are best achieved indirectly, John Kay
- Cognitive behavioural therapy for dummies, by Rhena Branch and Rob Willson
- Leading change, John P. Kotter
- Clothes and crafts in Victorian times, Philip Steele
- A nation of sheep, by Andrew P. Napolitano
- The math instinct, why you're a mathematical genius (along with lobsters, birds, cats and dogs), by Keith Devlin
- Hidden in plain sight, the secret of more, Mark Buchanan
- Irina's Inspirations for Jewelry, From the exotic to the everyday, Irina Miech
- Cometas, Grace Hansen ; [Spanish translator: Maria Puchol]
- Grandma Gatewood hikes the Appalachian trail, Jennifer Thermes
- The science of science fiction, Matthew Brenden Wood ; illustrated by Tom Casteel
- Epidemics and pandemics, real tales of deadly diseases, Judy Dodge Cummings
- The edges of the earth in ancient thought, geography, exploration, and fiction, James S. Romm
- The Missouri, by Stanley Vestal ; illustrated by Getlar Smith ; maps by George Annand
- Presidential courage, brave leaders and how they changed America, 1789-1989, Michael Beschloss
- Religious foundations of Western civilization, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, Jacob Neusner, editor
- Love in the driest season, a family memoir, Neely Tucker
- The great apes, between two worlds, photographs and essays by Michael Nichols ; contributions by Jane Goodall, George B. Schaller, Mary G. Smith ; prepared by the Book Division, National Geographic Society
- Baby animals in mountain habitats, Bobbie Kalman
- The Aztec diet, chia power : the superfood that gets you skinny and keeps you healthy, Bob Arnot
- Ada Twist's big project book for stellar scientists, by Andrea Beaty ; illustrations by David Roberts
- Baby animals in grassland habitats, Bobbie Kalman
- Grandma Moses, an American original, William C. Ketchum, Jr
- To save America, stopping Obama's secular-socialist machine, by Newt Gingrich with Joe DeSantis
- Will Jesus buy me a double-wide?, ('cause I need more room for my plasma TV), Karen Spears Zacharias
- Getting to yes, negotiating agreement without giving in, by Roger Fisher and William Ury ; with Bruce Patton, editor
- Jane Goodall, written by Ma Isabel Sánchez Vegara ; illustrated by Beatrice Cerocchi
- Baby animals in wetland habitats, Bobbie Kalman
- Being Comanche, a social history of an American Indian community, Morris W. Foster
- The reason for God, belief in an age of skepticism, Timothy Keller