What are the best inspirational biographies?

Stay Alive, My Son is a non-fiction book by Pin Yathay. It tells of Pin Yathay and his family's fate when the communist Khmer Rouge occupied and took over Cambodia, leaving a trail of blood and carnage in their wake.

The Twelve Caesars by Suetonius is biographical novel documented by the author himself during his days as Caesar's personal secretary. This book includes 12 biographies of Caesar and other emperors of the Roman Empire.

To the Survivors: One Man's Journey as a Rape Crisis Counselor with True Stories of Sexual Violence is a nonfiction psychology book written by Robert Utaro. With over 200 pages, this book is published in 2013 by Createspace.

The Hospital by the River is a non-fiction book written by Catherine Hamlin wherein she shares her life and career in Ethiopia along with Reg Hamlin.

Addicted is a book written by Tony Adams and Ian Ridley. Addicted was published on September 1, 1999. Addicted's mass market paperback edition has 384 pages.

Dear Exile: The True Story of Two Friends Separated (for a Year) by an Ocean is an African non-fiction memoir written by Hilary Liftin. It is published in 1999 by Vintage. 

Gazza : My Story is a book written by Paul Gascoigne and Hunter Davies. Gazza : My Story was published on June 6, 2005 by Headline. Gazza : My Story's paperback edition has 536 pages.

Musical Chairs by Jen Knox is a non-fiction inspirational novel originally published in 2009. This book explores the depth of family relationship challenged by mental illness and other societal issues.

Two Ton: One Night, One Fight - Tony Galento vs Joe Luis is a biography by Joseph Monninger about the gigantic fight between Tony Galento and Joe Luis at Yankee Stadium in June 1939. This edition was published in August 2012.

Cosmic Ordering Guide: Where Dreams Can Become Reality by Stephen Richards is a non-fiction book originally published in 2006. This novel delves into the idea of the "Cosmic Ordering" and how it affected Richards' life.

Clara Barton: Founder of the American Red Cross is written by Augusta Stevenson and illustrated by Frank Giacoia. This features the childhood life of Clara Barton, organizer of the Red Cross in 1881.

Thomas Jefferson: Third President of the United States by Helen Albee Monsell and illustrated by Kenneth Wagner focuses on the childhood of Tom Jefferson. The book is published in 1989 by publisher Aladdin.

Only A Game: The Diary Of A Professional Footballer is a book written by Eamon Dunphy. Only A Game: The Diary Of A Professional Footballer was published on August 1, 1987 by Penguin.

Andrew Carnegie is written by David Nasaw which chronicles the life of the iconic business titan from his modest upbringing through his rise to one of the world's richest men after he founded Carnegie Steel.

Keane: The Autobiography: First Edition is a book written by Roy Keanne and Eamon Dunphy. Keane: The Autobiography: First Edition was published on September 1, 2005 by Penguin Global.

The Second Half is a book written by Roy Keane and Roddy Doyle. The Second Half was published on December 16, 2014 by W&N. The Second Half's hardcover edition has 304 pages.

Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo is a book written by historian Hayden Herrera. It chronicles the life of the renowned Mexican artist, including her childhood, her romantic interests, political ideologies, and her art.

Eleanor Roosevelt: Fighter for Social Justice is written by Ann Weil and illustrated by Gray Morrow. This tells the childhood of Eleanor Roosevelt who later on became the wife of Franklin D. Roosevelt, a US president.

The Rocky Road is a non-fiction biography book written by Eamon Dunphy. The Rocky Road was published on 2013 by Penguin. The Rocky Road's hardcover edition has 376 pages.

Back From the Brink: The Autobiography is a book written by Paul Mcgrath. Back From the Brink: The Autobiography was published on October 24, 2006 by Century. Back From the Brink: The Autobiography's paperback edition has 464 pages.

Titan: The Life of John D. Rockefeller, Sr. written by Ron Chernow which has been a finalist in the National Book Critics Circle Award reveals the private life of the oil tycoon. 

Headhunters is a non-fiction biography book written by John King. Headhunters was published on May 7, 1998 by Vintage. Headhunters' paperback edition has 320 pages.

Sam Walton: Made In America reveals the life of the founder of Wal-Mart which is the largest retailer in the world, who is also the undisputed merchant king of the late twentieth century.  

George Washington: Our First Leader is a biography written by Augusta Stevenson and illustrated by E. Joseph Dreany. It features the narrative on the childhood of George Washingon and his preparation to lead the country.

Here I Am is a novel written by Jonathan Safran Foer and it was first published in September 2016 by the Farrar, Straus, and Giroux. This book was preceded by Tree of Codes which was released in 2010.

Neil Armstrong: A Life of Flight is a biography written by Jay Barbree about the first astronaut who stepped on the moon. It has a foreword by John Glenn, and this version was published in 2014. Barbree interviewed Armstrong for the book.

Benjamin Franklin is a book by Carl Van Doren that tells the story of how the inventor Benjamin Franklin helped not just his fellow countrymen but almost all of the people using his inventions and his thirst for knowledge. 

Benjamin Franklin: Young Printer is written by Augusta Stevenson and illustrated by Ray Quigley. This tells the childhood biography of Ben Franklin as a young printer who grew up to become a founder of the United States.

Morgan: American Financier is a biography written by Jean Strouse which reveals the full-scale life of J. Pierpont Morgan who is behind the General Electric, U.S. Steel and vast railroad empires in America.  

Maverick: The Success Story Behind the World's Most Unusual Workshop by Ricardo Semler reveals how he turned and changed the company he inherited from his father. 

Amelia Earhart: Young Aviator is a biography written by Beatrice Gormley and illustrated by Meryl Henderson about the childhood life of Earhart up to her mysterious disappearance. This is suitable for kids.

The Amazing Age of John Roy Lynch is a biography book written by Chris Barton wherein he shares his childhood living as a slave in Mississippi. This also offers a look at the Reconstruction period after the Civil War. 

The Gospel According to the Beatles is a biography written by music journalist and author Steve Turner which reveals the religious and spiritual ideals of the band that influenced them. 

Hollywood Hulk Hogan is an autobiography written by Hulk Hogan about his own experiences, including his struggles as an out-of-shape kid to one of the most iconic names and faces in America. 

Rocketman: Astronaut Pete Conrad's Incredible Ride to the Moon and Beyond is a biography written by Nancy Conrad and Howard A. Klausner about Pete Conrad. It has an introduction from astronaut Buzz Aldrin.

Portrait of an Artist: A Biography of Georgia O'Keeffe is a book written by Laurie Lisle. It tells the story of the acclaimed painters life through the eyes of those who knew her best, with testimonies from her friends and family.

Lincoln: A Photobiography from Houghton Mifflin social studies, and is authored by Russell Freedman. This is a biography of Abrahan Lincoln that received the Newbery Medal award.

Faraday, Maxwell, and the Electromagnetic Field is a book by Nancy Forbes and Basil Mahon that tells the story of how helpful is the discovery of Electromagnetic Field is to our lives. The book reminds us that it should not be taken for granted.

Personal History is written by Katharine Graham which has won the Pulitzer Prize for Biography. This reveals the inside story of Graham who was behind the Washing Post during the most turbulent periods in the history of American media. 

Walter Benjamin at the Dairy Queen: Reflections on Sixty and Beyond is a non-fiction memoir written by Larry McMurtry. This biography book is first published in 1999. 

Helen Keller's Teacher by Margaret Davidson is a biography that features Anne Sullivan Macy (April 14, 1866 - October 20, 1936), Keller's inspirational teacher. The book is published by Scholastic.

Leonardo da Vinci: Flights of the Mind is a biography written by Charles Nicholl. It chronicles the life of the famous Italian Renaissance man, including mysteries that continue to shroud him such as the true identity of Mona Lisa.

The Last American Man is a biographical novel written by Elizabeth Gilbert. This nature writing book was originally published in 2002. It was nominated for the National Book Award for Nonfiction.

First Man: The Life of Neil A. Armstrong is a biography written by James R. Hansen detailing the life of the first man who stepped on the moon. It is the basis of the upcoming film of the same name.

Only the Paranoid Survive is a book by Andrew Groove that tells how Groove made adjustments so that his company will not fall under the struggles of the business world. He also gave tips on how other leaders can do the same.

The Trouble Begins at 8: A Life of Mark Twain in the Wild, Wild West is a biography written by Sid Fleischman on the life of Samuel Clemens, better known by his pen name, Mark Twain.

Rocket Men: The Epic Story of the First Men on the Moon is a biography written by Craig Nelson that narrates the story behind the men of Apollo 11 and their mission on the moon. It became a New York Times bestseller.

Still Waiting: Hope for When God Doesn't Give You What You Want is an inspirational book written by Ann Swindell. Published in 2017 by Tyndale House Publishers, it offers inspirational passages that teach its reader to trust in God's plans.