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Resources share the relationship genre to Biography
- I was a child, a memoir, Bruce Eric Kaplan
- Astrid Lindgren, the woman behind Pippi Longstocking, Jens Andersen ; translated by Caroline Waight
- Levi Strauss, blue jean genius, Elsie Olson
- America, border, culture, dreamer, the young immigrant experience from A to Z, Wendy Ewald [editor and photographer]
- A Kim Jong-Il production, the extraordinary true story of a kidnapped filmmaker, his star actress, and a young dictator's rise to power, Paul Fischer
- Super women, six scientists who changed the world, by Laurie Lawlor
- Once upon a farm, lessons on growing love, life, and hope on a new frontier, Rory Feek
- Barack Obama, by Cheryl Mansfield
- The Kelloggs, the battling brothers of Battle Creek, Howard Markel
- The princess diarist, Carrie Fisher
- The gourmands' way, six Americans in Paris and the birth of a new gastronomy, Justin Spring
- Roses and radicals, the epic story of how American women won the right to vote, by Susan Zimet
- Jane Austen at home, a biography, Lucy Worsley
- Llegar a ser Pedro, Matt Tavares ; traducido por Teresa Mlawer
- Asking for a friend, three centuries of advice on life, love, money, and other burning questions from a nation obsessed, Jessica Weisberg
- To be a princess, the fascinating lives of real princesses, by Hugh Brewster and Laurie Coulter ; with paintings by Laurie McGaw
- Booker T. Washington, [Emma E. Haldy ; illustrated by Jeff Bane]
- Hillary Rodham Clinton, a woman living history, by Karen Blumenthal
- Kitchen yarns, notes on life, love, and food, Ann Hood
- When angels sing, the story of Carlos Santana, Michael Mahin ; illustrated by José Ramírez
- The butterfly effect, how Kendrick Lamar ignited the soul of black America, Marcus J. Moore
- The boy who touched the stars, El niño que alcanzó las estrellas, by/por José M. Hernández ; illustrations by/ilustraciones de Steven James Petruccio ; Spanish translation by/traducción al español de Gabriela Baeza Ventura
- Aly Raisman, athlete and activist, Anna Leigh
- The only girl, my life and times on the masthead of Rolling Stone, Robin Green
- Blood brothers, the story of the strange friendship between Sitting Bull and Buffalo Bill, Deanne Stillman
- Prince Philip revealed, Ingrid Seward
- Fierce love, a memoir of family, faith, and purpose, Sonya Curry
- A life of my own, Claire Tomalin
- The Wright brothers, David McCullough
- Dreamers and deceivers, true stories of the heroes and villains who made America, Glenn Beck
- Reagan, an American journey, Bob Spitz
- Who was Selena?, by Kate Bisantz & Max Bisantz ; illustrated by Joseph J. M. Qiu
- Good night stories for rebel girls, Francesca Cavallo and Elena Favilli, 2
- Beastie Boys book, Michael Diamond, Adam Horovitz
- The crayon man, the true story of the invention of Crayola crayons, by Natascha Biebow ; illustrated by Steven Salerno
- Pope Francis, priest of the people, Kathy Furgang
- Girl, my childhood and the Second World War, Alona Frankel ; translated from the Hebrew by Sondra Silverston
- Nosotras, Historias de mujeres, y algo más, Rosa Montero ; illustraciones de María Herreros
- Cleopatra and ancient Egypt for kids, her life and world, with 21 activities, Simonetta Carr
- Kitchen yarns, notes on life, love and food, by Ann Hood
- Topgun, an American story, Dan Pedersen
- Inadvertent, Karl Ove Knausgaard; translated from the Norwegian by Ingvild Burkey
- The secret ingredient, recipes for success in business and life, by Gigi Butler, founder of Gigi's Cupcakes, with Bud Schaetzle
- The giant of Seville, by Dan Andreasen
- Juliette Gordon Low, the first Girl Scout, Dona Herweck Rice
- Presidential pets, the weird, wacky, little, big, scary, strange animals that have lived in the White House, by Julia Moberg ; illustrated by Jeff Albrecht Studios
- Frank & Ava, in love and war, John Brady
- Leonardo da Vinci, Walter Isaacson
- Literary witches, a celebration of magical women writers, Taisia Kitaiskaia ; illustrated by Katy Horan ; foreword by Pam Grossman
- Path to the stars, my journey from Girl Scout to rocket scientist, Sylvia Acevedo, CEO of the Girl Scouts of the USA