NYT Bestsellers: Non Fiction

A companion to the PBS series by Ken Burns and Lynn Novick that looks at the events and the legacy of the war.

The identical twins and reality TV stars trace their ascent from their upbringing in Vancouver, B.C., through personal setbacks to building careers together.

A memoir by the restaurateur and supporter of the organic food movement, who opened Chez Panisse in Berkeley, Calif., in 1971.

A professor at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology delves into the conveniences and problems generated by artificial intelligence.

The first in a series based on the four seasons, this book describes the minutiae and experiences of daily life for a Norwegian family.

The self-described B-movie actor evaluates his quality of life, moves to Oregon and enjoys further adventures.

Neuroscience and psychology findings are used to support Buddhist practice and meditation.

A collection of annotated essays by the evolutionary biologist in defense of science, reason and empirical evidence.

The Arizona senator defends traditional conservative values, says the movement has lost its way and calls for a return to principle.

The conservative commentator argues that the American left is a fascist threat.