Biographies & Memoirs - Best Selling Books

The beginning of the globe–spanning and multigenerational exploits of the Joestar family are translated into English for the first time.

A memoir exploring the author's experiences with alleged extraterrestrial encounters

A philosophical work critiquing the state of higher education and the impact of relativism and popular culture on intellectual pursuits.

"Spycatcher" is the autobiography of Peter Wright, a former British intelligence officer. The book provides insights into the world of espionage, including the author's experiences with MI5. Wright's revelations about intelligence operations, coupled with allegations of government interference, led to legal challenges. "Spycatcher" became a center of controversy and raised questions about secrecy and accountability.

A non-fiction book by Bob Woodward, exploring the covert operations of the CIA and the impact of secret intelligence activities on U.S. foreign policy.

"Free to Be... a Family" by Marlo Thomas is a children's book that celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the concept of family. The book extends the themes of the "Free to Be... You and Me" project, emphasizing the importance of love, acceptance, and understanding in the context of family relationships. With engaging stories and vibrant illustrations, the book encourages children to embrace the uniqueness of each family unit.

"Trump: The Art of the Deal" by Donald J. Trump and Tony Schwartz is a memoir and business advice book. Trump shares insights into his real estate career, business strategies, and experiences in deal-making. The book provides a glimpse into Trump's approach to negotiation and his perspectives on success in the business world.

A memoir by the late American political activist, who was targeted by J. Edgar Hoover.

A Hollywood recluse\'s perspective changes when she invites her neighbors into her mansion after an earthquake.

The collective clown phobias of seven teenagers are rekindled in their adult lives by the terrifying title character. Originally published in 1986.

This epic tale from 1986 signaled a new maturity in comic books.

The author tells the story of his father, a Holocaust survivor, in a critically-acclaimed tale where Jewish people are mice and Germans are cats.

"The Bourne Supremacy" by Robert Ludlum is a thriller and the second installment in the Jason Bourne series. The novel continues the story of Jason Bourne, a former operative suffering from amnesia, as he becomes entangled in a web of international intrigue. Ludlum's fast-paced narrative and complex plot twists contribute to the book's status as a classic in the espionage genre.

A Perfect Spy is a novel by John le Carré. The book follows the story of Magnus Pym, a British spy, as he tries to uncover a Soviet mole. The book is filled with le Carré's trademark suspense and intrigue.

The classic tale of love and ambition in the Big Apple from the #1 New York Times bestselling author

A historical novel set during the Cold War, following a U.S. Air Force pilot who escapes captivity in Siberia and must survive in the harsh wilderness.

A novel by Danielle Steel, following the lives and romantic journeys of three women who meet on a luxury cruise.

Red Storm Rising is a technothriller novel by Tom Clancy and co-author Larry Bond about a Third World War in Europe

A historical novel set in Iran, exploring the complex political and cultural landscape during the Iranian Revolution of 1979.

A collection of essays and stories by Leo Buscaglia, exploring the themes of love, life, and the transformative power of travel.

You're Only Old Once! is a 1986 picture book by Dr. Seuss. The book follows an old man as he visits the doctor's office and undergoes various tests. The book satirizes the experience of growing old and the medical profession.

Bill Cosby shares humorous anecdotes and reflections on fatherhood, parenting, and family life, providing a comedic yet insightful perspective on the challenges and joys of being a father.

His Way is a 1986 biography of Frank Sinatra by Kitty Kelley. The book was a New York Times bestseller.

book description: a book of photographs and essays documenting a day in the life of America

"A Season on the Brink" by John Feinstein is a sports journalism book that provides an inside look at the Indiana University basketball team during the 1985-1986 season. Feinstein's narrative focuses on the team's coach, Bob Knight, and the challenges and dynamics of high-stakes college basketball.

"Love, Medicine & Miracles" by Bernie S. Siegel explores the healing power of love and the mind-body connection, drawing on the author's experiences as a surgeon and emphasizing the importance of a positive mindset.

Book on the relationship between healing, medicine, and the mind.

The collection of essays explores life lessons and wisdom gained from everyday experiences, emphasizing simplicity, kindness, and the importance of human connections.

A programmer hides from the Russian mob in the Ozarks.

Life in a Maine orphanage in the first part of the 20th century. First published in 1985.

Just as Coco is about to graduate from Columbia, tragic events in her family send her on a journey of self-discovery.

"If Tomorrow Comes" by Sidney Sheldon is a crime thriller that follows the story of Tracy Whitney, a woman wronged by the legal system. After a series of events, Tracy embarks on a journey of revenge and redemption. The novel is known for its twists and turns, exploring themes of justice, crime, and the complexities of human nature. Sheldon's storytelling captivates readers with its suspenseful narrative.

A family saga spanning generations, exploring the complexities of relationships, love, and the enduring bonds that tie family members together.

"Jubal Sackett" by Louis L'Amour is a Western adventure novel that follows the titular character, Jubal Sackett, as he embarks on a journey through the untamed American frontier. L'Amour's storytelling captures the essence of the Old West, featuring elements of exploration, survival, and the rugged spirit of pioneers. The novel immerses readers in a bygone era, offering a blend of action, historical detail, and iconic Western landscapes.

"Hold the Dream" by Barbara Taylor Bradford is a historical romance novel and the sequel to "A Woman of Substance." The narrative follows the protagonist, Emma Harte, and her descendants as they navigate love, ambition, and family secrets. Bradford's sweeping saga spans generations, offering readers a captivating exploration of characters and relationships against the backdrop of historical events.

A collection of short stories by Stephen King, showcasing his versatility and mastery in the horror and supernatural fiction genres.

A novel exploring the life and challenges of a woman named Lucky Santangelo as she navigates the world of love, power, and wealth.

Lake Wobegon Days is a novel by Garrison Keillor, first published in 1985

"The Mammoth Hunters" by Jean M. Auel is a historical fiction novel set in prehistoric times. The story follows Ayla, a young woman with unique abilities, as she navigates the challenges of survival and relationships in a world of ancient tribes and mammoths. Auel's novel is part of the "Earth's Children" series, known for its detailed depiction of prehistoric life and Ayla's journey.

The House is a novel by Danielle Steel