Non-Fiction Books Collection October 11, 2025

Canada’s paranormal roots run deep. We tell ghost stories around flickering campfires and share unexplained encounters with family and friends. Yet our polite, risk-averse nation often buries these experiences, rarely encouraging them in the places we live or in our arts and entertainment.

In this brilliant new book, one of the world’s leading restaurateurs shares wit and wisdom from a distinguished 40-year career and offers deep insight into some of life’s most intriguing issues.

The story of a remarkable friendship between two people whose creative chemistry ignited the perfect storm of drama, comedy and heart. Explores how the characters and the story lines came into being, and anecdotes from the making of all episodes of the show.

From one of our most acclaimed chroniclers of the forces eroding America’s social fabric, her most personal and powerful work: a reckoning with the changes that have rocked her own beloved small Ohio hometown.

Discover an eye-opening and provocative new way to look at our health based on the latest groundbreaking discoveries in the science of compassion, kindness, and human connection.

An inviting exploration of “the new hygge”: the Swedish concept of lagom–finding balance in moderation–featuring inspiration and practical advice on how to find a happy medium in life, home, work, and health.

In The Engagement Effect, Emmy Award–winning educator Steve Spangler shows how the right mix of curiosity, trust, and unforgettable experiences can spark a chain reaction of engagement that transforms how we lead, teach, and connect.

Revival is breaking out around the world. Believers and churches are hungry for it–and hungry to know how to shepherd it well. In this groundbreaking book, 10 of today’s most influential revivalists–including Alexander Pagani and Jenny Weaver–share what they’ve witnessed, experienced, and learned on the frontlines of this pivotal period in history.

A stunning debut memoir about addiction, self-discovery, and the relationships between mothers and daughters, from an exciting new literary talent.

From the bestselling coauthor of Wittgenstein’s Poker, a fascinating account of Peter Singer’s controversial “drowning child” thought experiment—and how it changed the way people think about charitable giving.

She did it to my dad, though. They used the silent treatment on each other, she explained, because they didn’t want to say something they’d regret. What does she want to say now that she’d regret?

For the nearly 78 million Americans with hypertension, a safe, effective lifestyle plan–incorporating the DASH diet principles and much more–for lowering blood pressure naturally. If you have high blood pressure, you’re not alone: nearly a third of adult Americans have been diagnosed with hypertension, and another quarter are well on their way.