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There\u2019s nothing like a great novel, and we\u2019re already salivating over all the amazing stuff\u00a0coming out this year. But for anyone who routinely gravitates\u00a0to the nonfiction titles, this is the list for you. Whether you\u2019re looking\u00a0for a book\u00a0that will help you love the body you\u2019re in\u00a0or a riveting memoir about\u00a0postpartum depression, 2020\u2019s newest offerings have you covered.<\/p>\n
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From the women who brought you\u00a0Reductress<\/em>\u00a0comes an upbeat yet brutally honest prep manual for anyone planning on giving birth in their lifetime.\u00a0Newell and Ruiz\u00a0want mothers everywhere to know \u201cthere\u2019s\u00a0no right way to have a baby.\u201d Full of illustrations, no-nonsense explanations and \u201cshitty truths,\u201d this book will be a fun read (and a great gift for anyone who\u2019s expecting).<\/p>\nBuy the book<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n
If you\u2019re a true-crime fan, this is a must-read. After 20 years inside the Word of Faith Fellowship, an Evangelical Christian church many see as a cult, one family managed to break free. Mitch Weiss (a Pulitzer Prize winner) and Holbrook Mohr tell this family\u2019s story and dig deeper into the Fellowship, which has been around since 1979 and still exists today. Prepare for secretly recorded conversations and private document dissection.<\/p>\n
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Looking for your next page-turner after reading Killers of the Flower Moon<\/em>? This is it. Sierra Crane Murdoch tells the true saga of Lissa Yellow Bird, a former inmate determined to find a white man who goes missing from a reservation worksite. This is a story about an Arikara woman, but also about the hardships experienced on Native American reservations in the United States.<\/p>\nBuy the book<\/p>\n<\/figure>\n
This powerful essay collection tackles an uncomfortable topic for many women: feminism. Mikki Kendall argues that the feminism many women know actually excludes and ignores large groups of women and only benefits a specific type of female. She asserts the feminist movement and its participants need to face these issues head-on, and they need to do it today.<\/p>\n
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Ever wonder what it\u2019s like to hang out with\u00a0royals? (Um, of course you have.) Baroness Anne Glenconner, now 87, writes about acting as\u00a0maid of honor\u00a0at Queen Elizabeth II\u2019s coronation and as Princess Margaret\u2019s\u00a0lady-in-waiting,\u00a0and covers\u00a0her own personal dramas, tragedies and excitements. This\u00a0heartbreaking\u00a0and inspiring memoir is one unlike any other.<\/p>\n
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It took Sofie Hagen a long time to love her body, but she does, even though it feels like everyone and everything around her is sending the opposite message.\u00a0Hagen kicks body shaming to the curb as she shares her personal experiences with fatphobia and provides social commentary on society\u2019s obsession with wanting everyone to be the same size.<\/p>\n
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Perdita Felicien\u2019s mother moved to Canada from St. Lucia in 1974 for a nanny job. Growing up,\u00a0Felicien\u00a0and her mother dealt with \u201cracism, domestic abuse and even homelessness,\u201d but\u00a0they\u00a0gave life everything they had.\u00a0Felicien\u00a0went on to become a two-time Olympian and a favorite to win gold in the\u00a0100-meter\u00a0hurdle event in Athens in 2004. Her memoir is sure to be a stunning debut.<\/p>\n
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At just 21 years old, Victoria James became America\u2019s youngest sommelier and began working at a Michelin-starred\u00a0restaurant. Anyone who has ever worked in the restaurant or hospitality industry knows this is no small feat\u2026and doesn\u2019t\u00a0come without its perils. In this very cool memoir, James battles demons, rediscovers herself at a vineyard and tons more.<\/p>\n
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Pragya Agarwal is a\u00a0behavioral\u00a0scientist and activist who expertly discusses bias and what it means for how we live on a day-to-day basis. She examines, through meticulous research, how our biases impact decisions we make, things we see, how our brains work and more. It\u2019s a nonjudgmental approach to understanding why bias is real\u2014and whether or not we\u2019re responsible for it.<\/p>\n
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This memoir covers a very different side of motherhood. Catherine Cho gave birth to her son and shortly thereafter experienced intense psychosis that led to her placement in a psych ward. Her memoir discusses the route she had to take in order to put her life back together, beginning with bravely examining the dark parts of her past in order to understand herself again.<\/p>\n
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