For those seeking celebrity reading recommendations, nonfiction enthusiasts should lend their minds to Bryce Dallas Howard's ...

As Wilson writes, “Magical thinking is a much bigger feature of human life than most of us usually allow for.” A Training ...

In the winter of 2011, a wolf known as Slavc walked across Europe. Starting in Slovenia, he traced a rough horseshoe through ...

This month, several great non-fiction books have come out. The most popular so far is Apple in China, which interviewed 500 people within the company and focuses on its manufacturing in China.

The book, 'Feeding The Wolves: The story of Mark Crook and the Wath Wanderers,' is being penned by Barnsley Chronicle journalist Ashley Ball. Get the latest headlines delivered straight to your ...

"Where Wolves Don't Die" is a finalist for the 2025 Minnesota Book Awards in the Young Adult Literature category. The Bemidji State University professor of Ojibwe has had four previous nonfiction ...

The author said the idea for "Where Wolves Don't Die" has been with him for at least 10 years. “I think I was really writing that book in my head for quite a while,” he shared.

Women Who Run with the Wolves: Myths And Stories of the Wild Woman Archetype by Clarissa Pinkola Estés Publisher: Ballantine Books, 1996 Why It Made Our List: A nonfiction book to be savored ...

This list includes fiction and nonfiction books about wolves. The two fiction titles were written for kids, but we won’t tell if you want to read them yourself! Format. Most of the titles featured in ...

Non-fiction books about wolves give your children a fundamental understanding of this particular animal. They learn about their behaviors, their diets, and their habitats. Then, when they watch a ...

With that in mind, we’ve collected 19 recent books about wolves and our tumultuous relationship to nature. Most are nonfiction, but we’ve included a few entertaining novels as well. You’ll also find ...

12 New Non-Fiction Books You Need to Read in 2025 Damning cultural exposé? Check. Daring new history of the avant-garde? Check. A former Observer editor's revealing memoir?