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Resources share the relationship genre to History
- One goal, a coach, a team, and the game that brought a divided town together, Amy Bass
- The fall line, how American ski racers conquered a sport on the edge, Nathaniel Vinton
- The soul of basketball, the epic showdown between LeBron, Kobe, Doc, and Dirk that saved the NBA, Ian Thomsen
- The darkest year, the American home front 1941-1942, William K. Klingaman
- The Smithsonian history of space exploration, from the ancient world to the extraterrestrial future, Roger D. Launius
- In a different key, the story of autism, John Donvan, Caren Zucker
- Magic ramen, by Andrea Wang ; illustrated by Kana Urbanowicz
- An Army like no other, how the Israel Defense Force made a nation, Haim Bresheeth-Žabner
- Freedom in Congo Square, by Carole Boston Weatherford ; illustrated by R. Gregory Christie
- Indians on the move, Native American mobility and urbanization in the twentieth century, Douglas K. Miller
- The girl who drew butterflies, how Maria Merian's art changed science, Joyce Sidman
- Redemption, Martin Luther King Jr.'s last 31 hours, Joseph Rosenbloom
- The not-so-boring letters of private nobody, Matthew Landis
- Broadway, a history of New York City in thirteen miles, Fran Leadon
- The Atlantic ferry, its ships, men, and working, by Arthur J. Maginnis ; with numerous illustrations, diagrams and plans
- Dragon teeth, Michael Crichton
- Savage country, a novel, Robert Olmstead
- A boy in winter, Rachel Seiffert
- The Chicago Cubs, story of a curse, Rich Cohen
- Down East
- Taste of marrow, Sarah Gailey
- Why kill the innocent, a Sebastian St. Cyr mystery, C. S. Harris
- The Polar Bear Expedition, the heroes of America's forgotten invasion of Russia, 1918-1919, James Carl Nelson
- Race to Hawaii, the 1927 Dole Derby and the thrilling first flights that opened the Pacific, Jason Ryan
- Poldark, written and created for television by Debbie Horsfield ; produced by Roopesh Parekh and Michael Ray ; directed by Joss Agnew and Stephen Woolfenden ; a Mammoth Screen production for BBC, co-produced with Masterpiece.,, Season 3, Widescreen
- Shaking things up, 14 young women who changed the world, by Susan Hood ; illustrated by Selina Alko, Sophie Blackall, Lisa Brown, Hadley Hooper, Emily Winfield Martin, Oge Mora, Julie Morstad, Sara Palacios, LeUyen Pham, Erin K. Robinson, Isabel Roxas, Shadra Strickland, and Melissa Sweet
- Kingdoms of faith, a new history of Islamic Spain, Brian A. Catlos
- Can democracy work?, a short history of a radical idea, from ancient Athens to our world, James Miller
- The longest line on the map, the United States, the Pan-American Highway, and the quest to link the Americas, Eric Rutkow
- The winter station, a novel, Jody Shields
- Hammering for freedom, the William Lewis story, by Rita Lorraine Hubbard ; illustrations by John Holyfield
- The world broke in two, Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence, E.M. Forster and the year that changed literature, Bill Goldstein
- The odyssey of Echo Company, the 1968 Tet Offensive and the epic battle to survive the Vietnam War, Doug Stanton
- The war below, a novel, by Marsha Forchuk Skrypuch
- Ties that bound, founding first ladies and slaves, Marie Jenkins Schwartz
- Where the light falls, a novel of the French Revolution, Allison Pataki and Owen Pataki
- History teaches us to resist, how progressive movements have succeeded in challenging times, Mary Frances Berry
- The Underground Railroad records, narrating the hardships, hairbreadth escapes, and death struggles of the slaves in their efforts for freedom, William Still ; edited by Quincy T. Mills ; introduction by Ta-Nehisi Coates
- The road to Camelot, inside the Kennedy campaign, Thomas Oliphant and Curtis Wilkie
- Comics for choice, illustrated abortion stories, history, and politics, Edited by Hazel Newlevant, Whit Taylor, and O.K. Fox
- Across the blue, a novel, Carrie Turansky
- What is NASA?, by Sarah Fabiny ; illustrated by Ted Hammond
- The end of the myth, from the frontier to the wall in the mind of America, Greg Grandin
- All the lives we never lived, a novel, Anuradha Roy
- Where is Hollywood?, by Dina Anastasio ; illustrated by Tim Foley
- The war on alcohol, prohibition and the rise of the American state, Lisa McGirr
- The good fight, the feuds of the founding fathers (and how they shaped the nation), Anne Quirk ; illustrations by Elizabeth Baddeley
- Architecture, a visual history, Jonathan Glancey
- Acts of allegiance, a novel, Peter Cunningham
- Anatomy of a genocide, the life and death of a town called Buczacz, Omer Bartov