Memoir

19 books on the shelf tagged Memoir, with highlights and notes. All books →

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The Code Breaker

Walter Isaacson

6 highlights

A biography of Jennifer Doudna and the development of CRISPR gene-editing technology and its revolutionary implications.

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SAS Brothers in Arms

Damien Lewis

1 highlights

A military history of SAS soldiers in World War II, detailing their missions, brotherhood, and combat experiences.

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The Return of the Prodigal Son

Henri Nouwen

6 highlights

A spiritual meditation on forgiveness, homecoming, and divine grace using the parable of the prodigal son.

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The Marches

Rory Stewart

1 highlights

A reflective memoir and political travelogue in which the author walks across the English-Scottish border, exploring history, landscape, and British identity.

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Occupational Hazards

Rory Stewart

1 highlights

A memoir in which the author recounts his experiences working as a diplomat in Afghanistan and other dangerous postings, examining risk and duty.

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Chasing the Dragon

Jackie Pullinger and Andrew Quicke

1 highlights

A memoir about a missionary's experiences working with drug addicts and gang members in Hong Kong and her spiritual journey.

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Walking the Americas

Levison Wood

1 highlights

A travel memoir documenting the author's journey walking the length of the Americas from North to South America.

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George Muller

Arthur T. Pierson e George Muller Books

1 highlights

A biographical account of George Muller, a 19th-century Christian philanthropist and minister known for his faith-based charitable work and orphanages.

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Politics on the Edge

Rory Stewart

2 highlights

A political memoir and analysis by former British politician Rory Stewart examining contemporary politics and governance challenges.

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My Life, Our Times

Gordon Brown

1 highlights

A political memoir by former British Prime Minister Gordon Brown reflecting on his life, career, and major events during his time in office.

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A Runner's High

Dean Karnazes

7 highlights

A memoir about ultramarathon running and the physical and mental experiences of extreme endurance athletics.

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What I Talk About When I Talk About Running

Haruki Murakami and Philip Gabriel

4 highlights

A memoir reflecting on the author's running practice and how the discipline of distance running has shaped his life and writing.

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Turn the Ship Around!

L. David Marquet

18 highlights

A business leadership memoir describing a submarine captain's transformation of culture and decision-making through empowering crew members.

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Facing the Frozen Ocean

Bear Grylls

1 highlights

A memoir recounting Bear Grylls' expedition across the Arctic Ocean and his personal journey of survival and discovery.

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The Dark Night of the Shed

Nick Page

23 highlights

A humorous and reflective essay about finding spirituality and meaning in unexpected places.

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The Road Trip That Changed the World

Mark Sayers

20 highlights

A narrative exploring how a transformative journey reshaped Christian perspective and mission in the modern world.

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Walden

Henry David Thoreau

2 highlights

A philosophical memoir detailing Thoreau's experiment in simple living and self-sufficiency at Walden Pond.

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Delivering Happiness

Tony Hsieh

11 highlights

An account of how company culture and employee happiness drive business success, using Zappos as a case study.

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The Question That Never Goes Away

Philip Yancey

4 highlights

Philip Yancey explores the profound question of why suffering exists and how faith can be reconciled with human pain and tragedy. Through personal reflection and theological inquiry, he examines this enduring spiritual dilemma that challenges believers across traditions.