Elizabeth Gilbert Non Fiction Eat Pray Love – Elizabeth Gilbert (2006) Elizabeth Gilbert embarks on a year-long journey of self-discovery across Italy, India, and Indonesia, seeking pleasure, spirituality, and balance.
Stephen King Non Fiction On Writing: A Memoir of the Craft – Stephen King (2000) On Writing by Stephen King blends memoir and writing advice, offering insights into his personal journey, storytelling techniques, and essential principles for aspiring writers.
Marcus Aurelius Non Fiction Meditations – Marcus Aurelius Meditations by Marcus Aurelius is a collection of philosophical reflections on Stoicism, virtue, and self-discipline, written by the Roman emperor.
Solomon Northup Non Fiction Twelve Years a Slave – Solomon Northup (1853) Twelve Years a Slave by Solomon Northup recounts his abduction and years of brutal enslavement before regaining his freedom with the help of Samuel Bass.
Alice Sebold Non Fiction Lucky – Alice Sebold (1999) In this harrowing memoir, Alice Sebold recounts her experience as a rape survivor, detailing her trauma, resilience, and pursuit of justice.
John Steinbeck Non Fiction Travels With Charley – John Steinbeck (1961) Steinbeck embarks on a road trip across America with his poodle Charley, reflecting on society, landscapes, and the changing nature of the country.
CS Lewis Non Fiction A Grief Observed – CS Lewis (1961) After his wife's death, C.S. Lewis candidly reflects on grief, love, and faith, questioning and reaffirming his beliefs in this deeply personal work.
Oscar Wilde Non Fiction De Profundis – Oscar Wilde (1897) De Profundis by Oscar Wilde is a deeply personal letter written during his imprisonment, reflecting on suffering, love, and spiritual transformation.
Mark Twain Non Fiction Life on the Mississippi – Mark Twain (1883) Life on the Mississippi by Mark Twain is a memoir and travelogue capturing his experiences as a steamboat pilot, offering insights into America’s evolving landscape.
Frederick Douglass Non Fiction My Bondage and My Freedom – Frederick Douglass (1855) My Bondage and My Freedom by Frederick Douglass expands on his life as a slave and his journey to becoming a leading voice in the abolitionist movement.
