The New York Times Best Sellers - July 06, 2025 (Nonfiction)

The NYT Best Sellers - 06 July 2025 (Nonfiction)


01. BEHIND THE BADGE by Johnny Joey Jones

02. NOT MY TYPE by E. Jean Carroll

03. THE BODY KEEPS THE SCORE by Bessel van der Kolk

04. THE ANXIOUS GENERATION by Jonathan Haidt

05. WE MIGHT JUST MAKE IT AFTER ALL by Elyce Arons

06. MARK TWAIN by Ron Chernow

07. THE FATE OF THE DAY by Rick Atkinson

08. ABUNDANCE by Ezra Klein

09. ON TYRANNY by Timothy Snyder

10. ORIGINAL SIN by Jake Tapper

11. EVERYTHING IS TUBERCULOSIS by John Green

12. BIG DUMB EYES by Nate Bargatze

13. THE BRITISH ARE COMING by Rick Atkinson

14. OUTLIVE by Peter Attia

15. CULTISH by Amanda Montell


New this week:


BEHIND THE BADGE by Johnny Joey Jones

Behind the Badge: Answering the Call to Serve on America’s Homefront is a moving collection of true stories profiling American first responders—police officers, firefighters, medics, game wardens, sheriffs, and dispatchers—who risk their lives daily to serve their communities. Written by retired Marine and Fox News commentator Johnny Joey Jones, the book explores what motivates ordinary people to take on extraordinary, often dangerous, roles in public service.



NOT MY TYPE by E. Jean Carroll

Not My Type: One Woman vs. a President is E. Jean Carroll’s candid, witty, and sharply observed memoir chronicling her legal battles with Donald J. Trump. The book details her decades-long journey from celebrated advice columnist and Manhattan media figure to the plaintiff in two high-profile civil lawsuits against the former president for sexual assault and defamation.



WE MIGHT JUST MAKE IT AFTER ALL by Elyce Arons

We Might Just Make It After All is a heartfelt memoir by Elyce Arons, cofounder of Kate Spade and Frances Valentine, chronicling her nearly four-decade friendship and business partnership with the late Kate Spade. The book offers an intimate look at their journey from college friends to cofounders of a multi-billion-dollar fashion brand, set against the vibrant backdrop of 1990s New York City