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Resources share the relationship genre to Biography
- Ariana Grande, pop star, Rita Santos
- Who was Norman Rockwell?, Sarah Fabiny ; illustrated by Gregory Copeland
- My squirrel days, by Ellie Kemper
- Morningstar, growing up with books, Ann Hood
- Young, gifted and black, meet 52 black heroes from past and present, words by Jamia Wilson ; illustrated by Andrea Pippins
- Charlotte Flair, bow to your queen, Teddy Borth
- Where is our solar system?, by Stephanie Sabol ; illustrated by Ted Hammond
- Soaring earth, a companion memoir to Enchanted air, Margarita Engle
- A computer called Katherine, how Katherine Johnson helped put America on the moon, written by Suzanne Slade ; lllustrated by Veronica Miller Jamison
- Every day is extra, John Kerry
- Robin, Dave Itzkoff
- Jonn Cena, hustle. loyalty. respect., Teddy Borth
- The art of vanishing, a memoir of wanderlust, Laura Smith
- Who was Albert Einstein?, by Jess M. Brallier ; illustrated by Robert Andrew Parker
- Notorious RBG, the life and times of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, Irin Carmon & Shana Knizhnik
- I can't make this up, life lessons, Kevin Hart with Neil Strauss
- The diary of Jasmine Grace, Trafficked. Recovered. Redeemed., Jasmine Grace Marino
- David Bowie, Isabel Sanchez Vegara ; illustrated by Ana Albero
- Carl Sagan, celebrated cosmos scholar, Rebecca Felix
- Super women, six scientists who changed the world, by Laurie Lawlor
- Asking for a friend, three centuries of advice on life, love, money, and other burning questions from a nation obsessed, Jessica Weisberg
- Lawrence in Arabia, war, deceit, imperial folly and the making of the modern Middle East, Scott Anderson
- When angels sing, the story of Carlos Santana, Michael Mahin ; illustrated by José Ramírez
- Henry Ford, automotive innovator, by Wil Mara
- Believe it, my journey of success, failure, and overcoming the odds, Nick Foles, with Joshua Cooley
- Brave Clara Barton, by Frank Murphy ; illustrated by Sarah Green
- Abigail Adams, by PeggySue Wells
- Harriet Tubman, written by Ma Isabel Sánchez Vegara ; illustrated by Pili Aguado
- A girl named Rosa, the true story of Rosa Parks, by Denise Lewis Patrick ; illustrated by Melissa Manwill
- A street cat named Bob, and how he saved my life, James Bowen
- Papi, my story, David Ortiz with Michael Holley
- Martha Washington, Jennifer Strand
- Who is the Dalai Lama?, by Dana Meachen Rau ; illustrated by Dede Putra
- Shattered, inside Hillary Clinton's doomed campaign, Jonathan Allen and Amie Parnes
- Cornelius Vanderbilt and the railroad industry, Therese Shea
- Frenemies in the family, famous brothers and sisters who butted heads and had each other's backs, written by Kathleen Krull ; illustrated by Maple Lam
- The girl who drew butterflies, how Maria Merian's art changed science, Joyce Sidman
- Lady killers, deadly women throughout history, Tori Telfer ; [illustrations by Dame Darcy]
- Queens of the conquest, England's medieval queens, Alison Weir, Book one
- Heavy, an American memoir, by Kiese Laymon
- Alexander Graham Bell for kids, his life and inventions, with 21 activities, Mary Kay Carson
- Grace Hopper, queen of computer code, by Laurie Wallmark ; illustrated by Katy Wu
- Michael Phelps, Jon M. Fishman
- The great voyages of Zheng He, written and illustrated by Demi
- Who is Ralph Lauren?, Jane O'Connor ; illustrated by Stephen Marchesi
- Enemy child, the story of Norman Mineta, a boy imprisoned in a Japanese American internment camp during World War II, Andrea Warren
- Sir Isaac Newton, Fernando Gordon ; consulting editor, Diane Craig, M.A./reading specialist
- I am Heath Ledger., Network Entertainment and Spike TV present ; a Derik Murray production ; directed by Adrian Buitenhuis and Derik Murray ; produced by Derik Murray ; written by Hart Snider, Widescreen
- Eli Whitney and the Industrial Revolution, Heather Moore Niver
- Invisible, the forgotten story of the black woman lawyer who took down America's most powerful mobster, Stephen L. Carter