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Resources share the relationship genre to Anecdotes
- 99, stories of the game, Wayne Gretzky, with Kirstie McLellan Day
- Barking to the choir, the power of radical kinship, Gregory Boyle
- Running with wolves, our story of life with the Sawtooth pack, by Jim and Jamie Dutcher
- Bad vibes only, (and other things I bring to the table) : essays, Nora McInerny
- What is a dog?, a memoir, Chloe Shaw
- Counting sheep, Axel Linden
- Destiny finds her way, how a rescued baby sloth learned to be wild, Margarita Engle ; photographs by Sam Trull
- Odd birds, Ian Harding
- Where the deer and the antelope play, the pastoral observations of one ignorant American who loves to walk outside, Nick Offerman
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- 100 miles of baseball, fifty games, one summer, Dale Jacobs & Heidi L.M. Jacobs
- Failing up, how to take risks, aim higher, and never stop learning, Leslie Odom, Jr
- Yes we (still) can, politics in the age of Obama, Twitter, and Trump, Dan Pfeiffer
- Educated, a memoir, Tara Westover
- Things my son needs to know about the world, Fredrik Backman ; translated by Alice Menzies
- Inky's amazing escape, how a very smart octopus found his way home, Sy Montgomery ; illustrated by Amy Schimler-Safford
- How to be a good creature, a memoir in thirteen animals, by Sy Montgomery ; illustrated by Rebecca Green
- Wavewalker, a memoir of breaking free, Suzanne Heywood
- Quarterback, inside the most important position in the National Football League, John Feinstein
- A dance with Fred Astaire, edited by Johan Kugelberg, Jonas Mekas, and Sebastian Mekas
- Landlines, the remarkable story of a thousand-mile journey across Britain, Raynor Winn
- The Baltimore book of the dead, Marion Winik
- The way I heard it, Mike Rowe
- Football for a buck, the crazy rise and crazier demise of the USFL, Jeff Pearlman
- No baggage, a minimalist tale of love and wandering, Clara Bensen
- Walk the blue line, James Patterson and Matt Eversmann, with Chris Mooney
- Make your bed, little things that can change your life...and maybe the world, Admiral William H. McRaven (U.S. Navy retired)
- Basketball (and other things), a collection of questions asked, answered, illustrated, Shea Serrano ; with illustrations by Arturo Torres ; foreword by Reggie Miller
- Good clean fun, misadventures in sawdust at Offerman Woodshop, Nick Offerman
- Happy-go-lucky, David Sedaris
- Gastro obscura, a food adventurer's guide, Cecily Wong, Dylan Thuras ; with additional writing by Rachel Rummel, Anne Ewbank, and Sam O'Brien
- This is going to hurt, secret diaries of a junior doctor, Adam Kay
- The man who mistook his wife for a hat and other clinical tales, Oliver Sacks
- Stormy seas, stories of young boat refugees, Mary Beth Leatherdale and Eleanor Shakespeare
- Every tool's a hammer, life is what you make it, Adam Savage
- I'd like to play alone, please, essays, Tom Segura
- All the way to the tigers, a memoir, Mary Morris
- Where the lost dogs go, a story of love, search, and the power of reunion, Susannah Charleson
- The accidental veterinarian, tales from a pet practice, Philipp Schott
- Heiresses, the lives of the million dollar babies, Laura Thompson
- You'll never believe what happened to Lacey, crazy stories about racism, Amber Ruffin and Lacey Lamar
- Night moves, Jessica Hopper
- Taste, my life through food, Stanley Tucci
- France, an adventure history, Graham Robb
- One wild bird at a time, portraits of individual lives, Bernd Heinrich
- World of wonders, in praise of fireflies, whale sharks, and other astonishments, Aimee Nezhukumatathil ; with illustrations by Fumi Mini Nakamura
- Little leaders, bold women in black history, Vashti Harrison
- Excuse me while I disappear, tales of midlife mayhem, Laurie Notaro
- Bourdain, the definitive oral biography, Laurie Woolever
- 2020, one city, seven people, and the year everything changed, Eric Klinenberg