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Resources share the relationship genre to Anecdotes
- Everything all at once, [how to unleash your inner nerd, tap into radical curiosity, and solve any problem], by Bill Nye ; edited by Corey S. Powell
- Knitting pearls, writers writing about knitting, edited by Ann Hood
- Animal, vegetable, miracle, a year of food life, Barbara Kingsolver, with Steven L. Hopp and Camille Kingsolver ; original drawings by Richard A. Houser
- Nobody will tell you this but me, a true (as told to me) story, Bess Kalb
- Fair shot, rethinking inequality and how we earn, Chris Hughes
- Esther the wonder pig, changing the world one heart at a time, Steve Jenkins and Derek Walter ; with Caprice Crane
- Bad vibes only, (and other things I bring to the table) : essays, Nora McInerny
- The hen who sailed around the world, a true story, by Guirec Soudée
- Educated, a memoir, Tara Westover
- Get thee to a punnery, by Richard Lederer ; illustrations by Bill Thompson
- Good dog, true stories of love, loss, and loyalty, [edited by] David DiBenedetto and the editors of Garden & Gun
- Bad fat black girl, notes from a trap feminist, Sesali Bowen
- Unearthed, love, acceptance, and other lessons from an abandoned garden, Alexandra Risen
- Taste, my life through food, Stanley Tucci
- Whistlestop, my favorite stories from presidential campaign history, John Dickerson
- Bad days in history, a gleefully grim chronicle of misfortune, mayhem, and misery for every day of the year, Michael Farquhar ; illustrations by Giulia Ghigini
- What is a dog?, a memoir, Chloe Shaw
- Plenty ladylike, Claire McCaskill, with Terry Ganey
- The man who couldn't stop, OCD and the true story of a life lost in thought, David Adam
- Care free black girls, a celebration of black women in popular culture, Zeba Blay
- Why peacocks?, an unlikely search for meaning in the world's most magnificent bird, Sean Flynn
- The 2000s made me gay, essays on pop culture, Grace Perry
- The hilarious world of depression, John Moe
- Delicious Disney, Walt Disney World : recipes & stories from the most magical place on Earth, Pam Brandon, Marcy Carriker Smothers & the Disney chefs
- Rezhissër skazal: odevaÄsiÍ¡a teplee, tut kholodno, AlesiÍ¡a KazantÍ¡seva
- Do let's have another drink!, the dry wit and fizzy life of Queen Elizabeth the Queen Mother, Gareth Russell
- Bill O'Reilly's Legends & lies, the real West, written by David Fisher ; introduction by Bill O'Reilly
- Putevoditelʹ po orkestru i ego zadvorkam, Vladimir Zisman
- The world's loneliest elephant, based on the true story of Kaavan, Ralph Fletcher ; illustrated by Naoko Stoop
- Is this anything?, Jerry Seinfeld
- I want my epidural back, adventures in mediocre parenting, Karen Alpert
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- The bread and the knife, a life in 26 bites, Dawn Drzal
- The artisans, a vanishing Chinese village, Shen Fuyu ; translated by Jeremy Tiang
- Please miss, a heartbreaking work of staggering penis, Grace Lavery
- Failing up, how to take risks, aim higher, and never stop learning, Leslie Odom, Jr
- The dog's last walk, Howard Jacobson
- The secret lives of bats, my adventures with the world's most misunderstood mammals, Merlin Tuttle
- Mastering fear, a Navy SEAL's guide, Brandon Webb and John David Mann
- Yes we (still) can, politics in the age of Obama, Twitter, and Trump, Dan Pfeiffer
- Funny animals, critter comedians, punny pets, and hilarious hijinks, National Geographic Kids
- 99, stories of the game, Wayne Gretzky, with Kirstie McLellan Day
- Barking to the choir, the power of radical kinship, Gregory Boyle
- Close encounters of the furred kind, Tom Cox
- Things my son needs to know about the world, Fredrik Backman ; translated by Alice Menzies
- Jackie and the Mona Lisa, Debbie Rovin Murphy ; illustrated by Jen Bricking
- Things my son needs to know about the world, Fredrik Backman
- On jazz, a personal journey, Alyn Shipton
- Trillion-dollar coach, the leadership playbook from Silicon Valley's Bill Campbell, Eric Schmidt, Jonathan Rosenberg and Alan Eagle
- Where the deer and the antelope play, the pastoral observations of one ignorant American who loves to walk outside, Nick Offerman