Bestselling Nonfiction

If you're a fan of baseball or iconic sports figures, "Luckiest Man" will offer much more than just stats and game anecdotes. It dives deep into the humanity of Lou Gehrig, his personal battles and the strength he showed in the face of adversity. Jonathan Eig's meticulous research brings forth a side of Gehrig that's as inspiring as it is poignant, making it a meaningful read for anyone interested in the man behind the myth.

"Coach" isn't just a book about sports—it's a universal tale of mentorship and personal growth that resonates with anyone who's ever been challenged to surpass their own expectations. Michael Lewis's reflective and deeply personal account of his relationship with Coach Fitz will talk to your own experiences with mentors who've pushed you to be your best. This story is as much about the impact of a pivotal figure in one's life as it is about the game of baseball, making it a relatable and inspiring read.

If you're a fan of baseball or heartfelt stories about family and perseverance, "Molina" could resonate with you deeply. Bengie Molina's memoir isn't just about the game; it's a profound narrative of how his father's influence extended beyond the diamond. More than stats and scores, it's about life's failures and triumphs, and how family shapes our dreams and successes.