- The last book on the left, stories of murder and mayhem from history's most notorious serial killers, Ben Kissel, Marcus Parks, and Henry Zebrowski ; with illustrations by Tom Neely
- It's a dog's life, how man's best friend sees, hears, and smells the world, written by Susan E. Goodman ; illustrated by David Slonim
- Works well with others, an outsider's guide to shaking hands, shutting up, handling jerks, and other crucial skills in business that no one ever teaches you, Ross McCammon
- Broken, (in the best possible way), Jenny Lawson, full grown mammal
- Alternative facts, cartoons, by Ed King
- Let me be frank, a book about women who dressed like men to do shit they weren't supposed to do, Tracy Dawson ; illustrations by Tina Berning
- Food, a love story, Jim Gaffigan
- I suck at girls, Justin Halpern
- Motherhood comes naturally (and other vicious lies), Jill Smokler
- Lil Bub's lil book, the extraordinary life of the most amazing cat on the planet, [written by Mike Bridavsky]
- Judgmental maps, Trent Gillaspie
- The lost elements, the Periodic Table's shadow side, Marco Fontani, Mariagrazia Costa, and Mary Virginia Orna
- An atlas of extinct countries, Gideon Defoe
- I fought the law, photographs by Olivia Locher of the strangest laws from each of the 50 states, foreword, Kenneth Goldsmith ; interview, Eric Shiner
- Mama tried, dispatches from the seamy underbelly of modern parenting, Emily Flake
- All wound up, the yarn harlot writes for a spin, Stephanie Pearl-McPhee
- How to be right, the art of being persuasively correct, Greg Gutfeld
- The last testament, God (with David Javerbaum)
- The best of me, David Sedaris
- Win bigly, persuasion in a world where facts don't matter, Scott Adams
- How to win at feminism, the definitive guide to having it all--and then some!, presented by Reductress ; [written by Beth Newell, Sarah Pappalardo, and Anna Drezen]
- How not to get shot, and other advice from white people, D.L. Hughley and Doug Moe
- Stay sexy & don't get murdered, the definitive how-to guide, Karen Kilgariff & Georgia Hardstark
- A garden of marvels, how we discovered that flowers have sex, leaves eat air, and other secrets of plants, Ruth Kassinger
- A very punchable face, a memoir, Colin Jost
- Caught!, nabbing history's most wanted, Georgia Bragg ; illustrated by Kevin O'Malley
- Foreverland, on the divine tedium of marriage, Heather Havrilesky
- Get well soon, history's worst plagues and the heroes who fought them, Jennifer Wright
- Is everyone hanging out without me? (and other concerns), Mindy Kaling
- Dear girls, intimate tales, untold secrets & advice for living your best life, Ali Wong
- Textbook Amy Krouse Rosenthal, Amy Krouse Rosenthal
- We are never meeting in real life, essays, Samantha Irby
- #Veryfat #verybrave, the fat girl's guide to being #brave and not a dejected, melancholy, down-in-the-dumps weeping fat girl in a bikini, Nicole Byer ; photographs by Kim Newmoney
- A history of underwear, with Professor Chicken, written by Hannah Holt ; illustrated by Korwin Briggs
- Becoming Duchess Goldblatt, Anonymous
- Please don't sit on my bed in your outside clothes, essays, Phoebe Robinson
- Open mic night in Moscow, and other stories from my search for black markets, Soviet architecture, and emotionally unavailable Russian men, Audrey Murray
- It ended badly, thirteen of the worst breakups in history, Jennifer Wright
- F*ck no!, how to stop saying yes when you can't, you shouldn't, or you just don't want to, Sarah Knight
- Ask Baba Yaga, otherworldly advice for everyday troubles, Taisia Kitaiskaia ; illustrations: Brenna Thummler
- Would it kill you to stop doing that?, a modern guide to manners, Henry Alford
- How to take over the world, practical schemes and scientific solutions for the aspiring supervillain, Ryan North ; illustrated by Carly Monardo
- Is this anything?, Jerry Seinfeld
- Single and forced to mingle, a guide for (nearly) any socially awkward situation, Melissa Croce
- Exit laughing, how humor takes the sting out of death, edited by Victoria Zackheim
- The 50 funniest American writers, an anthology of humor from Mark Twain to the Onion, according to Andy Borowitz
- The dharma of The princess bride, what the coolest fairy tale of our time can teach us about Buddhism and relationships, Ethan Nichtern
- How to survive America, D.L. Hughley and Doug Moe
- You can't be serious, Kal Penn
- Yes please, written and read by Amy Poehler