Biographies & Memoirs - Best Rated Books

All Too Human is a memoir by George Stephanopoulos

Shadow is the story of the life of Watergate figure E. Howard Hunt. Woodward chronicles Hunt's time in the CIA, his involvement in the Watergate scandal, and his later years.

A former Reagan administration official’s inside account of the rise and fall of the Reagan revolution

Naruto meets a former classmate and must face-off with him... to the death!

As this series barrels toward its conclusion, Naruto and Sasuke must work together to defeat Madara.

The autobiography of Billy Graham, one of the most influential religious leaders of the 20th century.

"Monica's Story" by Andrew Morton is a biography that provides an account of the life of Monica Lewinsky and her involvement in the political scandal with President Bill Clinton. The book explores Lewinsky's experiences, the media frenzy surrounding the scandal, and its impact on her life. Morton's biography offers readers a closer look at the personal and public dimensions of one of the most widely discussed political scandals in recent history.

"Every Man a Tiger" by Tom Clancy with Chuck Horner is a non-fiction book that delves into military history and strategy. The book focuses on the career of General Chuck Horner and his leadership during the Gulf War. Clancy and Horner provide insights into the challenges and decision-making processes involved in military operations, offering readers a detailed look at the complexities of modern warfare.

"Have a Nice Day!" by Mick Foley is a memoir that provides a firsthand account of Foley's life and career as a professional wrestler. The book offers insights into the world of wrestling, the challenges faced by Foley in the ring, and the behind-the-scenes aspects of the wrestling industry. Foley's engaging storytelling and candid reflections make this memoir a compelling read for wrestling fans and general audiences alike.

There\'s no such thing as too much tinsel for Fancy Nancy.

"Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" by J. K. Rowling is the second book in the "Harry Potter" series. The story follows Harry's second year at Hogwarts, where a mysterious series of events leads to the reopening of the Chamber of Secrets. Rowling's magical world-building, character development, and themes of friendship continue to enchant readers of all ages.

"A Man in Full" by Tom Wolfe is a satirical novel that explores themes of race, class, and societal expectations in contemporary Atlanta. The narrative weaves together the stories of various characters, including a real estate developer, a young attorney, and an ex-football star. Wolfe's novel offers a panoramic view of the cultural and economic dynamics of the time.

"The Street Lawyer" by John Grisham follows the story of a successful attorney whose life takes an unexpected turn after a chance encounter with a homeless man. The novel explores themes of social justice, homelessness, and the transformative power of empathy. Grisham blends legal drama with a compassionate exploration of societal issues, offering readers a poignant and thought-provoking narrative.

"Rainbow Six" by Tom Clancy is a techno-thriller that revolves around an elite counter-terrorism unit, Rainbow, as they combat a global threat. Clancy's detailed portrayal of military operations and geopolitical tensions adds depth to the narrative, creating a high-stakes thriller that explores the intersection of technology, politics, and international security.

The beginning of the adaptation to Nintendo\'s 1998 video game, The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time, is collected here.

The story of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, told from the perspective of a group of women who were living in Hawaii at the time. The women must deal with the aftermath of the attack, as well as the internment of Japanese Americans.

After the death of his wife, writer Mike Noonan is unable to write. He suffers from terrifying nightmares, and is drawn to the vacation home he and his wife once shared. There, he discovers the truth about his wife's death, and must face the ghosts of his past.

A novel by John Irving, spanning several decades and exploring the life, love, and losses of a writer named Ruth Cole.

A novel exploring the complex relationship between identical twins, one of whom struggles with mental illness, family secrets, and self-discovery.

A crime novel featuring forensic pathologist Dr. Kay Scarpetta, investigating a series of mysterious fires and a dangerous arsonist.

The 23rd book in the Joe Pickett series. Joe and Nate might be on opposite sides for the first time.

A novel that follows the lives of three couples facing personal challenges, exploring themes of love, resilience, and the bonds that endure over time.

The eighth book in the "Wheel of Time" series, continuing the epic fantasy saga with intricate plots, diverse characters, and a world at the brink of war.

A successful magazine editor is trapped in her remote cabin with a man believed to be a serial killer; first published in 2005.

The 32nd book in the Prey series. Virgil Flowers and Lucas Davenport go after a group of vigilante killers.

"The Ghost" by Danielle Steel is a contemporary romance novel that delves into themes of love, loss, and the resilience of the human spirit. The narrative follows a woman named Charlie as she navigates the challenges of rebuilding her life after a personal tragedy. Steel's emotionally charged storytelling and well-drawn characters contribute to a compelling exploration of the transformative power of love.

Kinsey Millhone is hired to find a missing person, but she soon discovers that the person she is looking for may be dead.

Brokaw pays tribute to the generation that came of age during World War II. The book features interviews and stories of individuals who exemplify the resilience, courage, and contributions of the people of that era.

A Pirate Looks at Fifty is a memoir by Jimmy Buffett

A journey to rediscover America by trekking the 2,100 miles of the Appalachian Trail. First published in 1998; a 2015 movie.

A former FBI agent's account of his time working in the Clinton White House. Aldrich describes the Clintons as dishonest and corrupt, and claims that they used their positions of power to benefit themselves and their friends.

A school for psychic teens (not to mention vampires).

A comprehensive account of the events surrounding the tragic death of Princess Diana, examining the aftermath and the impact on the royal family.

In The Death of Outrage, William J. Bennett, one of America's most respected and influential voices, issues a passionate call to Americans to restore a sense of outrage at the country's moral decline.

A best-selling economist’s warning of an impending economic crisis

"We Are Our Mothers' Daughters" by Cokie Roberts is a non-fiction work that explores the roles and contributions of women throughout history. Roberts examines the progress made by women in various fields and reflects on the challenges that persist. Through a combination of historical anecdotes and contemporary insights, the book celebrates the achievements of women and advocates for continued advancements in gender equality.

"The Century" by Peter Jennings is a historical non-fiction book that provides an overview of the 20th century. Through the lens of significant events and cultural shifts, Jennings offers readers a comprehensive look at the defining moments that shaped the course of history. The book combines journalistic insights with a compelling narrative, making it an engaging exploration of the complexities of the modern era.

Mouse returns, leading his host on an adventure through the neighborhood.

A novel in verse about five teenagers from varying backgrounds who become prostitutes. (Ages 14 and up )

Charles Frazier's "Cold Mountain" is a historical novel set during the American Civil War. The story follows a Confederate soldier's journey home and explores themes of love, survival, and the impact of war on individuals.