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New Nonfiction Books November 2025 |
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Mission Driven: The Path to a Life of Purpose by Mike HayesFilled with smart, empathetic guidance, this volume is a road map for discovering what drives you and a playbook for translating those drives into opportunities - a book to help us satisfy our ambitions and our souls.
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Time To Get Real: How I Built a Billion-Dollar Business That Rocked the Fashion Industry by Julie WainwrightWainwright "spills the tea" on the entrepreneurial journey from a woman's perspective, including all the lessons learned and mistakes made along the way to a billion-dollar business and public company - in a book she wished she had when she was in the trenches - one that shares the whole exhilarating, stressful, glorious, messy truth about success.
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The Blue Zones Kitchen One Pot Meals: 100 Recipes To Live to 100 by Dan BuettnerRooted in the dietary habits of the world's longest-lived communities, this collection of 100 plant-based recipes emphasizes one-pot, one-pan and sheet pan meals made with accessible ingredients, offering fast, longevity-focused options for breakfasts, mains, snacks and sides suited to busy home cooks.
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Breakneck: China's Quest to Engineer the Future by Dan WangBlending analysis with storytelling, the technology analyst examines how rapid change and political repression have sent ripples of pain throughout Chinese society, while the United States has stalled, transforming into a lawyerly society, reflexively blocking everything - good and bad - and posits the shocking similarities between the two nations In an era of animosity and mistrust.
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Orient: Two Walks at the Edge of the Human by David HintonPoet and translator Hinton combines personal experience with Tao/Ch'an philosophical thinking as he combines natural history with classical Chinese poetry in this journal of his meditative walks in the desert of the American Southwest, where he finds parallels for this thinking in descriptions of the natural landscape handed down by the Hopi, for whom the "transformation of reality" is a "perpetual process" that develops "from a seed of emptiness" in the breath of all living things.
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The Unexpected Journey: Finding Strength, Hope, and Yourself on the Caregiving Path by Emma Heming WillisWillis draws upon personal experience and expert insights to support dementia caregivers with practical advice, emotional validation and strategies for maintaining self-care and resilience while navigating the unpredictable, often isolating and life-altering reality of supporting a loved one with frontotemporal dementia.
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Native America: The Story of the First Peoples by Kenneth L. FederA leading expert on Native American history and archaeology draws on archaeological, historical and cultural evidence to tell the ongoing story, more than 20,000 years in the making, of an incredibly resilient and diverse mixture of peoples, revealing how they have ingeniously adapted to the many changing environments of the continent, from the Arctic to the desert Southwest.
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