Non-Fiction

A wonderful look at the trials and tribulations of dog lovers in the past as they come to terms with the differing personalities of the pets they call their own.

Coco Chanel is much more than a mere fashion icon, as Rhonda K. Garelick shows in this riveting biography.

An excellent collection of essays analyzing how the TV show was adapted into four-color panels and word balloons.

With an estimated one-third of the population being introverted, it is all the more important to understand what this implies.

Life can change in the blink of an eye. Can the outcome of such a change can be determined by attitude and courage.

Normally I would not have read a book of this nature, but her writing style drew me in right from the start:

Would the history of the Civil War be different if women had not become personally involved in both spying and soldiering?

By 'absence' Harris means that feeling that there is no next thing waiting, pinging, or popping up – a type of solitude many of us lack.

Joanna Rakoff presents a quiet emotional look at her early professional life and the impact one writer had on it.

'Pilgrim' allows that if you look sincerely for something to believe in, you may well find it.