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New Nonfiction October 25, 2025 |
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Awake : A Memoir
by Jen Hatmaker
A candid, humorous, and emotionally raw memoir of personal upheaval, charting the collapse of a long marriage, the unraveling of identity and belief systems and the painful but empowering journey toward healing, self-reliance and unexpected renewal.
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Cancer is complicated : and other unexpected lessons I've learned
by Clea Shearer
The co-founder of The Home Edit company shares a heartfelt and practical guide blending personal experience and hard-earned wisdom, offering emotional support, advocacy tips, and everyday advice to help others navigate the complexities of a breast cancer diagnosis.
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Every Screen on the Planet : The War over Tiktok
by Emily Baker-white
An investigative journalist explores the addictive algorithm that lies at the center of a geopolitical battle, as TikTok's rise sparks concerns over surveillance, propaganda and the future of a free internet amid escalating tensions between the U.S. and China.
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The future of truth by Werner HerzogThe legendary director draws on memoir, philosophy and cultural critique to describe his lifelong pursuit of “ecstatic truth,” confronting the rise of disinformation and deepfakes while urging a poetic, relentless search for meaning through imagination, uncertainty and the enduring power of storytelling.
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Mind your gut : the science-based, whole-body guide to living well with IBS
by Kate Scarlata
A world-renowned digestive health specialist and registered dietitian and a prominent GI psychologist present a comprehensive, holistic approach to managing IBS that offers science-based interventions, targeted mind-gut behavioral strategies, delicious gut-soothing recipes and nutrition tips.
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Six seasons of pasta : a new way with everyone's favorite food by Joshua McFaddenOrganized around six seasonal groupings, this collection of over 125 pasta recipes emphasizes produce-driven dishes made with dried pasta, combining Italian classics with a methodical skillet-based sauce-building approach to help home cooks create well-balanced, intuitive meals throughout the year.
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Startlement : new and selected poems
by Ada Limâon
This career-spanning collection gathers nearly two decades of poetry, as well as new work, tracing themes of love, loss, nature and cosmic wonder, while offering an intimate reflection on the poet's evolving voice and her deep, attentive engagement with the mysteries of existence.
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Tame your thoughts : three tools to renew your mind and transform your life
by Max Lucado
Exploring three key thought-management tools and applying them to the most common thought problems -- worry, guilt, anxiety and other types of mental quicksand -- the author shows how to take thoughts captive, test each message against the truth of Scripture, interrupt poisonous thought threads and think and act like Jesus.
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When Everyone Knows That Everyone Knows . . . : Common Knowledge and the Mysteries of Money, Power, and Everyday Life
by Steven Pinker
Explores the concept of common knowledge, revealing how shared awareness shapes coordination, social behavior, and communication, using examples from politics, culture, and everyday life to explain phenomena such as awkward silences, veiled speech, viral outrage and why saying everything outright would be unbearable.
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