Explore Top Non-Fiction Indie Books on SelfPubShelf
Discover the best self-published books in the Non-Fiction category. Handpicked by indie authors and loved by readers, these titles are a must-read for fans of Non-Fiction. Find your next favorite read from our global community of independent writers.
A Journey of Flavours
A Discovery of Smells
Join us on a rhyming and exciting journey with this children's storybook, designed for ages 7-9. Explore luxury hotels in 12 different countries and discover their unique and sometimes smelly food while learning the months of the year. Your children will be captivated by the realistic pictures and illustrations that bring this discovery book to life. The book also includes a helpful glossary at the back to learn about different scents and smells. Engaging activities at the end of the book will reinforce their learning. Don't forget to peek behind the purple doors after each visit for an exciting sneak peek of the next discovery! Which one will be their favourite?
Can I Come HOME Now? A True Story of Childhood Trauma
With raw honesty and unflinching courage, Barbara shares their journey from the depths of despair to the light of healing. Each chapter unravels the complexities of childhood trauma, illuminating the resilience of the human spirit and the profound struggle for self-acceptance. Through vivid storytelling and heart-wrenching revelations, readers will be drawn into a narrative that resonates with anyone who has ever longed for safety, love, and the simple question: “Can I Come HOME now?”
My 50-Years in the Trade Show Industry
Enlightening for the novice, entertaining for the pro, transparency for all. This book chronicles 5-decades in the life of trade show industry entrepreneur and pioneer, Richard Erschik. From having been a successful exhibitor, a national sales lead management service business founder and CEO, and an international exhibitor educator, trainer, and trade show consultant; it has been this writer's mantra that, "Trade shows don't COST, they PAY!" And that , "ROI from trade shows lies in the results, the leads, not in the activity of generating them." Relatable content includes, 'Real world stories' - 'Unprecedented statistics' - '23 aclaimed publicatoin articles.'
Q&A About the Life and Times of Richard Erschik
I wish I would have asked my parents and grandparents a million questions about their life and times. Now it's too late as they have all passed on. In case my current or future family members and friends wished they had asked me similar questions, this book is a collection of Questions and Answers about the life and times of Richard Erschik.
Tell Tales
We all have funny, interesting, and memorable stories about people, places, and things from our lifetime. This book contains a few life stories that have been parked in the back of my brain and immediately recalled when prompted by a word or situation that brought them screaming to the forefront. I hope you enjoy reading them. I also hope this book encourages you to recall and document some of your memorable life stories.
The Journey Continues
Florida: The Living Library
Two Faces, One Life: The Journey Within
My Time Served in the United States Army
From the bustling streets of Chicago to the rigid ranks of the U.S. Army, "My Time Served in the United States Army" takes you on an unforgettable journey through the eyes of a young draftee. Experience the grit, resilience, and unbreakable bonds forged in military life as he navigates the intense discipline, camaraderie, and challenges of service during a defining era in American history. This compelling memoir isn’t just a story—it’s a tribute to those who served. Every page immerses you in the raw reality of military indoctrination, the weight of responsibility, and the unshakable pride of answering the call of duty.
President Trump & The Deep State
Odessa 1919 - Fleeing Ukraine
ChatGPT Unlocked
Google Something Every Day
Not just another book: Google Something Every Day is a rallying cry and lifeline for those late-in-life who want a simple roadmap to learning something new, catch up with the world, and be on the same planet with their peers, kids, and grandkids. Inspired by Admiral William H. McRaven's timeless wisdom in his book "Make Your Bed," Google Something Every Day dives deep into the theory of "Never Stop Learning at Any Age." Through the simple yet powerful act of Googling something every day, readers discover how to unlock their untapped potential and create positive change in their life and the world around them.