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NEW NON-FICTION

9303227 HAPPY DAYS: The Official

Cookbook. By Christina Ward. Celebrate the

beloved television sensation with over 90

recipes, including Blueberry Hill Pancakes;

Richie’s Favorite Sardine Sandwich;

Leopard Lodge Potato Salad; and Potsie’s

“Ketchup” Freeze. Also features fun trivia.

Color photos. 175 pages. Insight Editions.

Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

930357X THE LOST CITY OF THE MONKEY GOD. By

Douglas Preston. Since the days of conquistador Cortes,

rumors have circulated of a lost city of immense wealth

hidden somewhere in the Honduran interior. In 2012, author

Douglas Preston joined a team of scientists on the latest

quest to unearth the truth. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

326 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303324 WALT DISNEY TREASURES:

Personal Art and Artifacts from The Walt

Disney Family Museum. By Walter E.D.

Miller. Explore the life and legacy of the

legendary American artist, storyteller,

filmmaker, and visionary, through iconic

objects that represent his remarkable life and

career. Over 250 images from The Walt

Disney Family Museum and private family

archives, some published here for the first time. Fully illus. in color.

232 pages. Weldon Owen. 9¾x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $14.95

9295852 POSTER ART OF THE DISNEY

PARKS, SECOND EDITION. By D.

Handke & V. Hunt. An incredible collection

of original attraction posters from EPCOT,

Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland,

and more. A variety of vibrant voices quote

throughout, with interesting insights about

the development of the posters over the

years and the interconnection among art,

typography, and graphic design. Color photos. 244 pages.

Disney. 11¼x14¼. Pub. at $50.00 $21.95

*9304126 2026 BEACH BABES

CALENDAR. These hot photos of

beach babes provide stunning

coastal inspiration all year round!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304223 2026 FARMERS’

DAUGHTERS CALENDAR. Who

said hanging out on the farm is all

work and no play? These photos of

gorgeous rural girls beg to differ!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304118 2026 BABES CALENDAR. The babes of 2026

have been carefully selected to bring excitement to your

home or office all year round! Features 13 photos in stunning

color. Calendar runs September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304002 2026 LINGERIE

CALENDAR. Thirteen, stunning

color photos of lingerie-clad ladies

are guaranteed to provide relaxation

and inspiration all year round!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304207 2026 ELVIRA

MISTRESS OF THE DARK

CALENDAR. Thirteen gorgeous

full-color photos allow you to spend

some quality time with the Mistress

of the Dark! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

929032X THE ASTOUNDING

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF

FANTASY & HORROR. By Roger

Luckhurst et al. This gripping and

in-depth illustrated companion

chronicles the origins and

intertwining history of the fantasy

and horror genres. Packed with

timelines, illustrations, movie

posters, film and TV stills, this stunning volume is as

engrossing as it is visually stunning. 192 pages. Flame Tree.

11¾x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9303308 TITANIC: The Official

Cookbook–40 Timeless Recipes for

Every Occasion. By Veronica Hinke.

Although inspired by James Cameron’s

1997 film, this work owes much to the

Titanic survivors who tucked

dining-room menus into the pockets of

their suit coats and uniforms. These

records informed recipes such as Baked

Haddock, Sharp Sauce; Turkey Frame Soup with Mint; Peach

Melba; and more. Color photos. 127 pages. Insight Editions.

Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9290346 BAKING SODA: 100s

of Household Uses. By Diane

Sutherland et al. Baking soda is

far more than a baking ingredient;

it can be used in all manner of

household tasks, including

cleaning, laundry, animal care,

and health and beauty. This is the

essential guide to maximizing the

potential of this cheap, environmentally-friendly,

multi-purpose product. Illus. in color. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9303162 THE ART AND SOUL OF

DUNE, PART TWO. By Tanya

Lapointe with S. Broos. Journey into

the making of Denis Villeneuve’s

second installment in his cinematic

conception of Frank Herbert’s Dune. A

breathtaking, behind-the-scenes

journey into the 2024 film’s

environmental design, costume

concepts, landmark visual effects, and more. Slipcased. Color photos.

240 pages. Insight Editions. 11¼x10¼. Pub. at $60.00 $14.95

9300562 GEORGE HARRISON: The

Reluctant Beatle. By Philip Norman.

Unprecedented in scope, this rich biography

captures George Harrison at his most

multifaceted: devoted friend, cocaine addict,

serial philanderer, global philanthropist,

student of Indian mysticism, and, ultimately,

iconic artist and man beloved by millions

worldwide. 16 pages of photos, some in color.

487 pages. Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $6.95

9299203 THE BEATLES: All You

Need Is Love. By P. Skellett & S.

Weitzman. The photographic journey

of the Beatles’ iconic performance on

June 25, 1967, for the Our World

satellite broadcast, the first live

international satellite broadcast ever

to take place. The authors have put

together informative text and images

of the rehearsals and the live performance. 174 pages. Flood

Gallery. 10¼x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9303154 THE ART AND SOUL

OF DUNE. By Tanya Lapointe. This

visually dazzling exploration of the

filmmaking process gives

unparalleled insight into the 2021

film’s genesis, from its striking

environmental and creature

designs to its intricate costume

concepts and landmark digital

effects. An essential companion to director Denis Villeneuve’s

masterpiece. Slipcased. Color photos. 240 pages. Insight

Editions. 11¼x10½. Pub. at $50.00 $14.95

9303200 DUNE, PART ONE: The

Photography. By Chiabella James. A

stunning collection of stills shot at

every filming location of Denis

Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic, from the cliffs

of Norway to the deserts of Jordan.

Epic vistas, candid cast moments,

and personal insights from the

photographer take readers into the

heart of this thrilling production. 280 pages. Insight Editions.

11¼x10¼. Pub. at $60.00 $14.95

*930407X 2026 STUDS & SPURS CALENDAR. Saddle up,

partner! These full-color photos of hot cowboys will excite and inspire

you all year round. Calendar runs from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

– 2 –

The items in this catalog were received in the last four weeks. Many of these items are in limited supply

and will not be available in other catalogs, so this may be your only chance to purchase them.

Those items that do not sell out from this catalog will be listed by subject area in future catalogs.

NEW NON-FICTION

9290478 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 3: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge Your

Day. By Daisy Seal. These puzzles are organized by

theme, with a wide range of delectable word search

mysteries, from transport to nature, exploration to

architecture, and countries to continents. There’s

something for everyone, and it’s bound to keep you

busy. Solutions included. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9304193 2026 COMEDY

WILDLIFE PHOTO AWARDS

CALENDAR. It’s time to present

the 2026 edition of the Comedy

Wildlife Photo Awards! Add a touch

of humor to your year with these

hilarious and adorable animal

photos. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303944 2026 HOT BUNS CALENDAR. Start the year off

right with thirteen full-color photos of gorgeous butts! Calendar

runs September 2025 to December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304088 2026 THE THREE

STOOGES CALENDAR. Add some

hilarity to your year with full-color

photos of Larry, Curly, and Moe’s

classic antics! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9290400 THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF

PRAYERS: Poems, Prayers and Thoughts

for Every Day. Ed. by Emma Chafer. Split into

thematic sections, this provides prayers of

thanks and praise, prayers for healing, for

forgiveness, for peace, and for guidance and

strength. Includes a red silk ribbon bookmark.

Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. Flame Tree.

Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9304010 2026 MARILYN

MONROE CALENDAR. There was

no one like Marilyn! Spend 2026

with the classic bombshell in 13

stunning vintage photographs.

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9295739 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HERBAL

MEDICINE: 550 Herbs and Remedies

for Common Ailments. By Andrew

Chevallier. Newly updated reference on

herbal plants and their medicinal properties

for those seeking natural remedies. Provides

detailed descriptions, uses for over 550

plants, and practical how-to remedies for

over 80 ailments. Includes the latest

scientific research and safety advice. Fully illus. in color. 336 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. 9¼x11. Pub. at $40.00 $19.95

930648X SIMON & SCHUSTER MEGA

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BOOK #21.

Ed. by John M. Samson. With hundreds

of puzzles in one volume, this collection

will test the knowledge of solvers

everywhere. Solutions included.

300 pages. Gallery. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $7.95

9299106 TINY HOUSE: Designing,

Building, & Living. By Gabriella & Andrew

Morrison. This helpful how-to guide gives you

everything you need to know to design,

construct, and thrive in a tiny home. Provides

advice on embracing the tiny house lifestyle,

guidance on securing financing and

insurance for your project, tips on designing

and building a home that fits your needs, and

more. 16 pages of color photos. 320 pages. Dorling Kindersley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $9.95

9298436 ABANDONED FARMS AND HOMESTEADS OF

KANSAS. By Trish Eklund. Kansas’ history, from Civil War

battles to iconic figures and tragic events, is captured in

Eklund’s evocative photography and personal stories. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9296530 THE LOST TOMB: And Other Real-Life Stories of

Bones, Burials, and Murder. By Douglas Preston. A

jaw-dropping discovery of an Egyptian tomb opens up a slew of

archaeological mysteries and deadly tales. 316 pages. Grand

Central. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9290389 HOUSEHOLD HINTS,

NATURALLY. By Diane Sutherland et al.

Ditch the harsh, expensive chemicals,

and discover the natural power and

versatility of bicarbonate of soda,

vinegar, and lemons. Far more than

cooking ingredients, they can be used in

all manner of household tasks, including

cleaning, laundry, animal care, and

health and beauty. Fully illus. in color. 255 pages. Flame

Tree. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303804 STRANGE USA: Historical

Oddities, Roadside Rarities, Unique

Eats, and Amazing Americans. By Jay

Newman. Strangeness abounds in every

corner of the U.S. From political scandals

and dumb crooks to oddball roadside

attractions and the history of Florida Man,

the country is teeming with weirdness in all

50 states. Illus. 412 pages. Portable Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300015 ALBERT SPEER: Escaping the

Gallows. By Adrian Greaves. In this uniquely

revealing examination, the author skillfully

blends his own personal experiences and

relationship with Speer with a succinct history

of the Nazi movement and the horrors of the

1930s and 1940s. In doing so, new light is

thrown on the character of one of the 20th

century’s most notorious figures. 16 pages of

photos. 160 pages. Pen & Sword. Pub. at $34.95 $6.95

9303731 QUEEN OF ALL MAYHEM: The

Blood-Soaked Life and Mysterious Death

of Belle Starr, the Most Dangerous Woman

in the West. By Dane Huckelbridge. Myra

Maybelle Shirley had a good family, solid

education, and decent marriage prospects, yet

she left it all behind to pursue a life of crime in

the Wild West under the now-infamous name of

Belle Starr. A deeply researched work on one of

the most mythologized figures of Western lore. 16 pages of photos.

322 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9298991 THE NAZI MIND: Twelve

Warnings from History. By Laurence Rees.

Rees seeks answers to some of the most

perplexing questions surrounding the

Second World War and the Holocaust.

Ultimately, he delves into the darkness to

explain how and why these people were

capable of committing the worst crimes in

the history of the world. 16 pages of photos.

428 pages. PublicAffairs. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9288430 HOW TO ARGUE WITH A CAT: A Human’s Guide to

the Art of Persuasion. By Jay Heinrichs. Cats are skilled

manipulators who can talk you into just about anything without a

single word. They can get you to drop whatever you’re doing and play

with them–but on the other hand, try getting a cat to do what you want.

While it’s hard, persuading a cat is possible. Illus. 124 pages. Rodale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $9.95

9295666 THE ART OF EMBROIDERY

DESIGN: A Workshop for Developing

Your Own Original Stitching. By Christi

Johnson. Teaches the value of establishing

a creative practice, with hands-on

sketching and stitching exercises to help

anyone build confidence in their design

skills. Dozens of colorful photos of the

author’s own work are accompanied by

historical examples from artisans from all over the world.

192 pages. Storey. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9306935 EVER WONDER WHY? Here Are

the Answers! By Douglas B. Smith. Everyone

knows that donuts have holes, we clink glasses

before saying a toast, golfers yell “fore!” before

teeing off, and we nod our heads yes and shake

our heads no. But how many of us know why?

You’ll learn the answers and a whole lot more in

this fun and fact-filled almanac. 132 pages.

Fawcett. Paperbound. $5.95

9302875 IOWA: The Land Between Two Rivers. By Justin

E. Tedford. Captures the serene beauty and agricultural

heritage of Iowa through Tedford’s photography. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

929046X WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 2:

200+ Brain-Boosting Games to

Supercharge Your Day. By Daisy Seal.

Whether it’s a rainy afternoon, a long train

journey, or a need for respite from a trying day,

this handy travel-sized collection of puzzles is

just what your brain needs. Solutions

included. 256 pages. Flame Tree. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9289763 THE COMPLETE BOOK OF

BMW MOTORCYCLES, 3RD EDITION

REVISED: Every Model Since 1923. By

Ian Falloon. In this stunningly illustrated

volume, get a detailed year-by-year

overview of every production machine

ever built by Germany’s top motorcycle

manufacturer. 344 pages. Motorbooks.

10x12. Pub. at $60.00 $49.95

9297065 ANIMAL: The Definitive Visual

Guide. Ed. by Megan Douglass. Showcasing

more than 2,000 species in detail, this

essential reference features the creatures of the

animal kingdom, from the largest mammal to

the smallest invertebrate. Evolution, animal

anatomy, life cycles, classification, behavior,

and the challenges each animal faces,

including habitat loss, are included.

Slipcased. 632 pages. Dorling Kindersley. 9½x11¼. $19.95

9303332 THE WANDS OF

THE WIZARDING WORLD:

Harry Potter and Fantastic

Beasts. By M. Peterson & J.

Revenson. An in-depth visual

guide to the magical wands,

their makers, and the characters who mastered them across the

Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series. Fully illus. in color.

Insight Editions. 12¼x6¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9303294 STAR WARS–THE

HIGH REPUBLIC: The

Lightsaber Collection. By Daniel

Wallace, illus. by L. Liszko et al.

Some of the most elegant

lightsabers in Star Wars can be found within The High Republic,

an era set centuries before the Skywalker saga. This deluxe

volume presents meticulously rendered sabers alongside

never-before-seen character art and essential information about

each weapon and its wielder. Fully illus. in color. 155 pages.

Insight Editions. 12½x6¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9298339 ABANDONED ARKANSAS: Eaker Air Force Base.

By Gage Fears. Explores the rise and decay of a pivotal Cold War

military site, filled with rare photos and history. 95 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

9303243 HOUSE OF THE DRAGON TAROT

DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By Erica Davis, illus.

by T. Hijo. Seeking your destiny? The fiery

Targaryens will guide your readings in this

beautifully illustrated deck inspired by the hit

series. Includes 78 fully-illustrated cards.

126 pages. Insight Editions. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303189 THE DARK CRYSTAL TAROT

DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By Casey Gilly, illus.

by T. Hijo. Let the wonder of Jim Henson’s

classic fantasy film guide you through your

tarot practice. Includes an illustrated,

full-color, 78-card deck. 127 pages. Insight

Editions. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303219 FUNKO: THE Nightmare Before

Christmas Tarot and Guidebook. By

Minerva Siegel, illus. by M. Cleto. Let the

citizens of Halloween Town guide your tarot

practice with this sumptuously illustrated

Funko edition of the deck inspired by the iconic

holiday film. Includes a fully illustrated

78-card deck. 126 pages. Insight Editions.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303170 BEETLEJUICE TAROT DECK &

GUIDE. By Casey Gilly, illus. by A. Larson. Let

the ghost with the most guide you through

your tarot readings with this must-have deck

inspired by the Tim Burton film. Includes an

illustrated, full-color, 78-card deck. Insight

Editions. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

– 3 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9305130 WHEN HOLLYWOOD

CAME TO UTAH. By James V. D’Arc.

For more than 100 years, the

magnificent scenery and locales of Utah

have played host to hundreds of

Hollywood films; this volume gives

readers the inside scoop on how these

films were made, what happened on and

off set, and beyond. Fully illus., many in

color. 320 pages. Gibbs Smith. 8¼x8¼. Pub. at $35.00 $13.95

9303197 DISNEY COOKING WITH

MAGIC: A Century of Recipes. Ed. by

Anna Wostenberg. Celebrate your love of

classic animated Disney films and bring

magic into your kitchen! Try Louisiana Fries

from Steamboat Willie; Peter Pan’s Tick-Tock

Croc Drink; the Fairy Godmother’s

Bibbidi-Bobbidi Blueberry Tarts; Soup du

Jour from Beauty and the Beast; and more!

215 pages. Insight Editions. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

9290427 THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. By

Charles Darwin. Initially received with muted

applause, this work was soon recognized as

the breakthrough scientific advance that

explained the evidence of the world around

us, the place and history of humans, and the

connections between environment and

evolution. 503 pages. Flame Tree.

Pub. at $25.00 $7.95

9298584 ABANDONED NORTHERN

OHIO. By Jeffrey Stroup. Explores and

photographs the forgotten places of Northern

Ohio, from abandoned greenhouses to

massive stadiums, sharing their untold

stories. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

929855X ABANDONED NEW YORK: City of Broken Dreams.

By Liz Roll. Join Roll on a photographic journey through abandoned

buildings and hidden gems across New York City. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303278 THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE

CHRISTMAS: Pop-Up Holiday Worlds.

By Matthew Reinhart, illus. by R. Tannus.

Explore both towns of Disney Tim Burton’s

Nightmare Before Christmas with this

elaborate pop-up! First enter the domain of

the Pumpkin King in Halloween Town. Then

scream with delight as the scene magically

transforms into the joyful holiday world of

Sandy Claws in Christmas Town. Fully illus. in color. Insight

Editions. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9298657 ABANDONED VIRGINIA:

Forgotten in Time. By Dave Bentley. Offers

a photojournalistic journey through Virginia’s

decaying churches, schools, and

businesses, exploring the forgotten history of

the state’s abandoned places. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

930276X DEAD QUEENS: The

Cemeteries of New York City’s Largest

Borough. By Richard & Lizz Panchyk. Offers

a visual journey through over thirty

cemeteries in Queens County, showcasing

the diverse burial grounds that reflect New

York City’s rich history. Fully illus., in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302816 FORGOTTEN WISCONSIN: Detour Through

Desolation. By Troy Hess. Explores Wisconsin’s dwindling

farms, forgotten homes, vacant schools, and decaying

storefronts. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9298185 EMERY ROTH’S NEW

YORK APARTMENT BUILDINGS. By

Andrew Alpern, photos by K.G. Grant.

The definitive volume on one of New

York’s most iconic residential

architects. Fully illus., some in color.

346 pages. Abbeville. 10½x12¼.

Pub. at $95.00 $76.95

*9290060 IRREPLACEABLE: 60 of

Humanity’s Most Treasured Places. By

World Monuments Fund. From the fabled

towers of Babylon and Angkor Wat to the

colossal stone heads of Rapa Nui and secret

gardens of Beijing’s Forbidden City, each of

the sixty sites featured in this lavishly illustrated

volume are must-visit destinations for every

cultured traveler. Fully illus. in color.

309 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

9296387 JAPANESE COMBINED FLEET

1942-43: Fleet 8. By Mark Stille. Using the

most recent sources and illustrated with

superb artwork, 3D diagrams, and maps,

this work is the first attempt to analyze how

the Combined Fleet fought these campaigns

and how their results influenced the

outcome of the war in the Pacific. 80 pages.

Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.00 $6.95

930326X LABYRINTH TAROT DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By

Minerva Siegel, illus. by T. Hijo. Discover the secrets of the

Labyrinth with this official deck inspired by Jim Henson’s cult

classic film. Includes 78 fully-illustrated cards. 127 pages.

Insight Editions. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

9290397 I CHING, OR THE BOOK OF

CHANGES. Spanning the fields of

divination, cosmology, morality, and

philosophy, with strong links to

Confucianism, I Ching has been interpreted

in many different ways over the centuries and

ultimately demonstrates an early attempt to

understand the world and the human place

within it. 415 pages. Flame Tree. $7.95

*9290028 HARRY WINSTON.

Celebrates Winston’s most stunning

jewels and designs through mesmerizing

advertising campaigns, historical photos,

and celebrity moments, while also

highlighting the significant stones the

company has worked with, such as the

Hope, Lesotho, and Vargas Diamonds.

Silver sprayed edges. Fully illus., many in

color. 271 pages. Rizzoli. 11¾x15¼. Pub. at $85.00 $69.95

*9305211 MANET AND MORISOT. By Emily A. Beeny et al.

An intimate exploration of an artistic friendship at the heart of the

Impressionist movement. Well illus., most in color. 351 pages.

Yale. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $75.00 $59.95

*9287965 NEW GUINEA, 1942-43: Air

Campaign 56. By M. Stille & J. Rogers.

Lavishly illustrated, this work studies the

role of airpower in the New Guinea battles of

1942-43, as the Allies checked and halted

Japan’s last significant offensives.

96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

*9301224 THE BEATLES: An

Anthology. Tells the complete story of The

Beatles, from growing up in Liverpool to their

rise to global phenomenon and ultimate

breakup. Created with the complete support of

Paul, George, Ringo, and Yoko Ono Lennon,

with the words of John painstakingly

compiled from sources worldwide, this 25th

anniversary reissue offers the only story of The

Beatles by The Beatles. Fully illus., many in color. 367 pages.

Chronicle. 10x13½. Paperbound. $44.95

9303138 VIEWING NORFOLK

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. By B.A. Keates

& K.C. Springirth. Traces the railroad’s

history, highlighting key achievements

and showcasing its heritage through

specially painted locomotives. Fully

illus. in color. 128 pages. America

Through Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $33.00 $7.95

9295682 BRIOCHE KNITTING FOR

BEGINNERS AND BEYOND: Your

Definitive Guide to Creating

Colorful, Lusciously Textured

Knitwear. By Lesley Anne Robinson.

Featuring a treasure trove of tips, tricks,

and technical knowledge, as well as 16

stunning patterns, this work will have

you feeling confident creating the fun

vertical stripes and exquisite texture that this popular

technique is famous for. Well illus. in color. 167 pages. Page

Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $6.95

*928804X MORT

WALKER’S BEETLE BAILEY:

75 Years of Smiles. By Brian

Walker. This beautifully

designed volume, written by his

son Brian, includes rare

photographs, historic debut

character appearances,

syndicate promotional

materials, posters, merchandise, personal drawings, and

memorabilia from the family archives, as well as biographical

sketches and anecdotes. Fully illus., many in color. 275 pages.

Fantagraphics. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

*9287744 THE FRICK COLLECTION:

The Historic Interiors of One East

Seventieth Street. By Xavier F. Salomon,

photos by M. Flores-Vianna. Chronicles the

history of the iconic 1914 residence of

industrialist Henry Clay Frick, offering a

room-by-room tour that showcases the

evolution of each space from a private

residence to part of The Frick Collection.

Explore the galleries that house masterpieces by Bellini, Fragonard,

Goya, Ingres, Manet, Rembrandt, Titian, and Vermeer. 210 photos,

most in color. 239 pages. Rizzoli. 9¾x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

*9287930 MESOZOIC ART II:

Dinosaurs and Other Ancient

Animals in Art. Ed. by S. White &

D. Naish. This magnificent new

volume showcases 25 amazing

artists whose work represents the

very best of palaeoart. Fully illus.

in color. 256 pages. Bloomsbury.

12¼x11. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*929080X ELVIRA’S COOKBOOK

FROM HELL: Sexy, Spooky Soirees

and Celebrations for Every Occasion.

By Cassandra Peterson with K. Laidlaw.

How’s your cooking? If you haven’t had

any complaints yet, flip through Elvira’s

pages and try making some devilish

dishes! Recipes include Vampire’s Kisses,

Halloweenies, Ginger-Dead Men, Stake

Sandwiches, Spiderweb I-Scream Pie, Elvira’s Haunted Hills

Cupcakes, and Toxic Waste Mac & Cheese. Fully illus. in color.

222 pages. Grand Central. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9287248 CROCHET SNAILS &

MUSHROOM SPRITES. By Megan Lapp.

Jump into this cottagecore collection full of

snail steeds and mushroom sprites! With

mushroom sprites available in various

sizes, limb options, and cap styles, and

snails in small, medium, and giant sizes,

you’ll have everything you need to create a

whimsical duo, including instructions for

leashes, reins, and saddles. 291 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $24.95

9303014 ROUTE 66 ABANDONED: Under

a Western Moon. By Ken Lee. An

unforgettable nocturnal journey on the most

famous roadway in the U.S., focusing on the

Southwest. As one of the earliest

cross-country highways, Route 66 beckoned

many in the U.S. to migrate west. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $9.95

*9304096 2026 THE THREE STOOGES CALENDAR.

Thirteen full-color photos of Larry, Curly, and Moe make this

mini calendar an essential for the Stooge lover in your life.

Calendar runs from September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9304029 2026 MARILYN

MONROE CALENDAR. Add a touch

of old Hollywood beauty to your wall

with this stunning mini calendar,

featuring 13 photos of the legendary

bombshell. Calendar runs from

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9300546 GALLOP TOWARD THE SUN:

Tecumseh and William Henry Harrison’s

Struggle for the Destiny of a Nation. By Peter

Stark. A vivid account of the rivalry between

future President William Henry Harrison and the

Shawnee Chief Tecumseh–and of the Native

American Alliance that fought westward

expansion. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

390 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

– 4 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303251 KNITTING WITH DISNEY: 28

Official Patterns Inspired by Mickey

Mouse, The Little Mermaid, and More!

By Tanis Gray. Bring the magic of Disney to

your knitting needles with this official

collection of knitting patterns inspired by

Disney characters and films! Includes 28

patterns for socks, scarves, sweaters, toys,

and more. Projects range from all skill levels

and include sizes from extra small through 6XL. Well illus., in color.

207 pages. Insight Editions. 8½x10¼. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

9298347 ABANDONED BALTIMORE:

Southside. By Christopher Hall. Baltimore’s

history and culture are overshadowed by

poverty and decay, with forgotten landmarks

and vacant buildings waiting to be

rediscovered. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298479 ABANDONED LONG ISLAND. By Richard

Panchyk. Explores Long Island’s abandoned places,

capturing the haunting beauty and history of deteriorating

ruins. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303022 SAN FRANCISCO THROUGH

TIME. By Catherine Accardi. Explores the

city’s evolution from Yerba Buena to a

bustling cosmopolitan hub. Fully illus., many

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298665 ABANDONED WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA:

Separation from a Proud Heritage. By Cindy Vasko.

Exploring western Pennsylvania’s abandoned sites reveals a rich

tapestry of industrial history, immigrant legacy, and forgotten

communities. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302778 DETROIT’S STREETCAR

HERITAGE. By Kenneth C. Springirth. A

photographic essay documenting Detroit’s

electric streetcar history, from its 1892

inception to the modern QLINE streetcar

system. 128 pages. America Through

Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $28.95 $7.95

9303006 RAILS OF THE NORTHWEST THROUGH TIME. By

Dale Peterka. Contrasts historic and modern landscapes and

railroads across four states. Fully illus., many in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298428 ABANDONED FARMHOUSES &

HOMESTEADS OF NEBRASKA: Decaying

in the Heartland. By Trish Eklund. Explores

the enduring legacy of abandoned homes

and the memories they hold. Fully illus.,

many in color. 112 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298592 ABANDONED PENNSYLVANIA.

By Janine Pendleton. Explores

Pennsylvania’s forgotten, decaying relics of

the past, from abandoned factories to rusting

locomotives and theaters. Fully illus. in

color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302832 GRAVEYARDS OF THE WILD WEST: Nevada. By

H.L. Moulton & S. Tatterson. Explores the rich history of Nevada

through its diverse cemeteries, revealing the state’s wild past

and the people who shaped it. Fully illus., in color. 128 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302824 GRAVEYARDS OF THE WILD

WEST: Arizona. By H.L. Moulton & S.

Tatterson. Explores the state’s mining and

cowboy history through its unique

cemeteries. Fully illus., most in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298681 ALBANY THROUGH TIME. By

Don Rittner. Explores the city’s rich past

through surviving landmarks along its

historic main street. Fully illus., some in

color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302735 CALIFORNIA’S LUMBER

SHORTLINE RAILROADS. By Jeff Moore.

California’s shortline railroads connected

remote sawmills to mainlines, supporting

rural industries and serving passengers. Fully

illus. in color. 176 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $7.95

9303081 TIMBER INDUSTRY GHOSTS. By Jeff Moore. Explores

remnants of the Pacific Coast timber industry, highlighting its

historical impact and transformation. Fully illus. in color. 160 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

9290451 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 1:

200+ Brain-Boosting Games to

Supercharge Your Day. By Daisy Seal. Take a

break or while away some spare time with this

compact little work of addictive word search

puzzles that can accompany you anywhere.

Solutions included. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9305475 DEAR MARILYN: The

Unseen Letters and Photographs. By

Sam Shaw. Through words and

photographs of a celebrated photographer,

this volume offers newly discovered

correspondence and never-before-seen

images of the most famous woman

Hollywood has ever created. 239 pages.

ACC. 11½x13. Pub. at $65.00 $51.95

*9299815 LOVING II: More

Photographic History of Men in Love,

1850s-1950s. By H. Nini & N. Treadwell.

A stunning collection of vintage vernacular

photographs of romantic male couples.

Drawn from the Nini-Treadwell Collection of

over 4,000 photos, some as much as 175

years old, the selection conveys the

unadulterated joy–longed for by all of us

and recognizable to anyone–of being in love. Fully illus.

335 pages. 5 Continents. 8¾x11. Pub. at $70.00 $54.95

*9301577 THE GRAND COSMIC

STORY: An Illustrated Timeline. By

Ethan Siegel et al. Here’s the story of

everything, from the Big Bang to the far-off

future 100 million years at a time, told in

words and pictures. With illuminating text

and imaginative illustrations, this exquisite

volume portrays every phase of our cosmic

history. 317 pages. National Geographic.

9½x12¼. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

929872X BUFFALO’S SHORT LINE RAILROAD LEGACY.

By Mark Klingel. Explores the rise of short line railroads in

Buffalo, New York, amid major industry changes. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298401 ABANDONED DETROIT:

Forgotten Beauties. By Naomi Chapman.

Explores the forgotten beauty of Detroit’s

abandoned sites, offering a glimpse into the

city’s history. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302883 THE ISLES OF SHOALS

THROUGH TIME. By Donald Cann et al.

Offers an illustrated journey through the

natural and historical beauty of this timeless

offshore haven. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302859 HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA THROUGH TIME. By

Tommy Dangcil. Showcases Hollywood’s rich history with

original and vintage photographs from its iconic past. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9304053 2026 PIN-UP GIRLS CALENDAR. The 13 hot

vintage pin-up illustrations on this mini calendar will add some

excitement to your year! Calendar runs from September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289437 SHEMP! The Biography of the

Three Stooges’ Shemp Howard, the Face

of Film Comedy. By Burt Kearns. Through

interviews with fans, family members, experts,

filmmakers, and celebrities, this work unearths

treasures in Shemp’s solo work, examines the

“cult of Shemp” that thrives today, and

confirms Shemp Howard’s deserved place in

cinematic history. Well illus. 264 pages.

Applause. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9297626 SLOW LOOKING: The Art

of Nature. By Olivia Meehan. Astounding

compendium of the story of the world

around us, told through paintings,

drawings, sculpture, textiles, and

decorative arts. Offering a refreshing

perspective of visual analysis across land,

water, and sky, this volume highlights the

repeating motifs, colors, and subjects that

have mesmerized artists throughout history. 319 pages. Thames

& Hudson. 8¾x11. Pub. at $60.00 $46.95

9297103 FIERCE VALOR: The True Story of

Ronald Speirs and His Band of Brothers. By J.

Frederick & E. Dorr. His comrades called him

“Killer.” Of the elite paratroopers who served in the

venerated “Band of Brothers” during WWII, none

was more enigmatic than Speirs. Rumored to have

gunned down enemy prisoners and even one of his

own disobedient sergeants, he became a legend

among his troops. But who was the real Lieutenant

Speirs? 344 pages. Regnery. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

928852X STILL WE RISE: A Love

Letter to the Southern Biscuit with over

70 Sweet and Savory Recipes. By Erika

Council. Collects over 70 unique recipes

for biscuits, spreads, sandwiches,

breakfast dishes, and super-convenient

home biscuit mix. Recipes include Angel

Biscuits, Everything “Bagel” Biscuits,

Hominy Honey Butter, Glori-Fried Chicken

Biscuit Sandwiches, and Cinnamon Sugar & Pecan Biscuits. Well

illus. in color. 207 pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $26.00 $7.95

9290435 PENDULUMS FOR

GUIDANCE & HEALING. By Maggie &

Nigel Percy. Takes readers through the

background and basics of pendulums:

discover the history and methodology of

using pendulums, how they are used today,

why they work, and how to choose your

pendulum. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Flame Tree. Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9287442 KANSAS

LANDSCAPES: A Photographic

Tour of the Region’s

Geological History. By Keith B.

Miller, photos by S. Bean. Explore

the beauty, diversity, and

underlying history of the

landscapes in which Kansans live.

Each region of Kansas is situated within the long chronology of

Earth’s history, encompassing changing sea levels and global

climates, the uplift and erosion of mountains, and the evolution

of life over hundreds of millions of years. Fully illus. in color.

131 pages. UPKs. 11¼x8¾. Pub. at $44.99 $36.95

9290443 SHAMANISM: Spiritual

Growth, Healing, Consciousness. By

Christa Mackinnon. Learn what

shamanism is and discover the origins,

background, cosmology, and practices

of historical shamanism, as well as the

forms contemporary shaminism can

take, from pure traditional uninterrupted

practices to non-indigenous and urban

practitioners and teachers. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Flame Tree. Pub. at $15.99 $7.95

9290370 DAIRY FREE: Recipes &

Preparation. By Angela Litzinger. Whether

you’re lactose intolerant, have a milk allergy,

or are trying a dairy-free diet, you’ll be

delighted with our selection of varied and

delicious recipes. Ideas include Berry

Smoothies, Egg Muffins with Chives &

Tomato, Baked Avocado Egg Boats, Cheesy

Potato Wedges, and No-Bake Cheesecake.

Fully illus. in color. 223 pages. Flame Tree. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

– 5 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9290125 RADIANCE AND

REVERIE: Jewels from the Collection

of Neil Lane. By Emily Stoehrer et al.

This richly illustrated catalogue reveals

the extraordinary scope of Lane’s

collection, highlighting its breathtaking

beauty as well as its transatlantic roots

and cultural significance to fashion

history and style. 320 pages. Rizzoli.

9¾x12¼. Pub. at $75.00 $59.95

*9288104 WE THE PEOPLE: A History of

the US Constitution. By Jill Lepore. At a time

when the Constitution’s vulnerability is all too

evident, and the risk of political violence all too

real, this important volume–with its

shimmering prose and pioneering research–

hints at the prospects for a better constitutional

future, an amended America. Well illus.

702 pages. Liveright. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*929001X THE FANTASTIC ART OF

ROY G. KRENKEL. By Craig Yoe. Fantastic

dinosaurs, ape men, barbarians, cavemen

and women, citizens of ancient civilizations,

and sabre-toothed tigers populate the

luxurious pages of this stunning tome as only

Roy G. Krenkel can deftly embellish them.

Fully illus. 256 pages. Dark Horse. 7¼x10¼.

Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9298282 CABINET OF CURIOSITIES II. This brand-new

collection of curiosities features a beautiful and unique

sticker compendium of more than 1,000 stunning selections

from the legendary collections of the Smithsonian Institution.

Andrews McMeel. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

9298886 HIDDEN HOMES OF

TUSCANY & UMBRIA: Inspirational

Interiors in Rural Italy. By Caroline

Clifton-Mogg, photos by C. Tubbs. A

spectacular celebration of one of the

best-loved and most alluring regions of

Italy, featuring an array of beautiful

interiors and a wealth of inspiring

suggestions for bringing the romance of

Tuscan style into your home. Fully illus. in color. 192 pages.

Ryland Peters & Small. 10x11¾. Pub. at $45.00 $17.95

9296174 RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR

NOT! Out of the Box. By Geoff Tibballs.

Explore nearly a thousand all-new stories

featuring incredible people, amazing

animals, and jaw-dropping oddities from

around the world. Fully illus. in color.

303 pages. Ripley Publishing. 9¼x12.

Pub. at $28.95 $7.95

*9292365 UNCLE JOHN’S KNOW IT ALL

BATHROOM READER NO. 38: Superior Trivia!

Amazing Facts and Figures! By Bathroom

Readers’ Institute. Uncle John brings you all of

your favorites, including Strange Lawsuits, Word

Origins, Stall of Fame, Myth-Conceptions, Lucky

Finds, Weird Animal News, and Dumb Crooks. Be

in the know about facts, trivia, history, wit, wisdom,

tips, blunders, and hoaxes! Sprayed edges.

344 pages. Bathroom Readers’. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*930133X IDEALS CHRISTMAS. Ed.

by Rebekah Moredock. Continuing its

legacy of holiday cheer and warmth, this

Ideals annual Christmas edition is a

collection of poetry, essays, quotations,

recipes, and Bible excerpts to remind

readers of the true meaning of Christmas.

Ideals. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub.

at $14.99 $11.95

9298541 ABANDONED NEW MEXICO:

Enigmas and Endings. By Susan Tatterson.

Explores the remnants of railroad towns,

forts, and farms, capturing the state’s

historical significance and preservation

efforts. Fully illus. in color. 112 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$23.99 $7.95

9290419 LEFT HAND GUITAR CHORDS: Pick Up & Play. By

Jake Jackson. For the left-hand guitarist, the included

easy-to-use diagrams make this a fantastic new guide for home,

studio, writing, and rehearsal. 175 pages. Flame Tree.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9298452 ABANDONED GARY, INDIANA: City of the

Century. By David Bulit. Once a thriving steel city, Gary, Indiana,

now stands as a haunting testament to industrial decline and

urban decay. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298444 ABANDONED FLINT. By Kyle

Brooky. Explores the haunting remnants of

Flint, Michigan, from its industrial heyday to

its decline, delving into abandoned buildings

and their histories. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9304185 2026 CLASSIC

TRAINS CALENDAR. Vintage black

and white photos of classic steam and

diesel trains allow history buffs to enjoy

a year of armchair travel! Features

expert technical and historical

captions. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026. Carousel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303995 2026 LARGE PRINT

CALENDAR. A handy large-print

calendar with bold dates and an

easy-to-read, easy-to-write-in grid!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303987 2026 KITTY NAPS

CALENDAR. Is there anything

sweeter than a sleeping kitten? Enjoy

13 photos of adorable kitties as you

go through the year. Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304177 2026 CIVIL WAR

DAILY FACTS CALENDAR. Images

from the Civil War are accompanied

by day-by-day historical notes that

record four years of major Civil War

events. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304037 2026 WWF

OWLS CALENDAR. These

stunning photos of owls in their

natural habitats are

accompanied by informative

captions sharing facts about

these majestic creatures.

Calendar runs September 2025

to December 2026. Carousel.

14x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303979 2026 HUNKS IN

TRUNKS CALENDAR. Be inspired

this year by full-color photos of hot,

toned guys in swim trunks! Calendar

runs September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304150 2026 BLACK

KITTENS CALENDAR. Enjoy these

sweet photographs of black kittens

all year round. Calendar runs from

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub.

at $17.99 $13.95

*9304215 2026

EXTRAORDINARY OUTHOUSES

CALENDAR. Spend 2026

contemplating the ways of nature with

these 13 rustic outhouse photos,

accompanied by inspirational quotes

from the likes of Emerson, Austen, and

Plato. Calendar runs September 2025

to December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9292950 QUANTUM SUPREMACY: How the Quantum

Computer Revolution Will Change Everything. By Michio Kaku. A

look at humanity’s next technological revolution–quantum

computing–which could solve everything from global warming to

incurable disease. 337 pages. Doubleday. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295089 BE USEFUL: Seven Tools for

Life. By Arnold Schwarzenegger. The seven

rules to follow to realize your true purpose in

life are distilled by Arnold Schwarzenegger

from his own journey of ceaseless reinvention

and extraordinary achievement, and are

available for anyone willing to apply them to

their own self-betterment. 263 pages.

Penguin. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9300953 LONGSTREET: The Confederate

General Who Defied the South. By Elizabeth

R. Varon. In perhaps the most remarkable

political about-face in American history, former

Confederate General James Longstreet

embraced Reconstruction and became an

outcast in the South. Photos. 459 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $6.95

9296409 THE KAMENETS-PODOLSKY

POCKET 1944: Campaign 411. By Robert

Forczyk. In February 1944, 1st Panzer Army

played a major role in the relief operation that

saved part of the German forces trapped in the

Korsun Pocket. Explore the initial Soviet

encirclement operation, Generaloberst Hube’s

breakout operation, and the relief operation by

2nd SS-Panzer Corps in April 1944. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $6.95

9288880 THE PLOT AGAINST NATIVE

AMERICA: The Fateful Story of Native

American Boarding Schools and the

Theft of Tribal Lands. By Bill Vaughn. The

narrative history which reveals the entire

story of the development, operation, and

harmful legacy of Native American boarding

schools, and how our nation still has much to

resolve before we can fully heal. Photos.

236 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9303057 SEASIDE HEIGHTS: Before and After Hurricane

Sandy and the Fire. By Marcia Dente. Seaside Heights, rebuilt

after Superstorm Sandy and a devastating fire, faces a new future

with resilience. Fully illus., most in color. 143 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9300163 THE 272: The Families Who

Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the

American Catholic Church. By Rachel L.

Swarns. In 1838, a group of America’s most

prominent Catholic priests sold 272 enslaved

people to save what became Georgetown

University. This work tells an even bigger story,

demonstrating how slavery fueled the growth of

the American Catholic Church and shining a

light on the enslaved people themselves. Photos, some in color.

326 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9293302 WHAT AN OWL KNOWS: The

New Science of the World’s Most Enigmatic

Birds. By Jennifer Ackerman. An exploration of

owls across the globe and through human

history, and an account of new insights into the

science of their hunting skills, communications,

sensory prowess, and adaptations for survival.

Well illus., some in color. 333 pages. Penguin.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929953X THE SOLDIER’S TRUTH: Ernie

Pyle and the Story of World War II. By David

Chrisinger. A beautiful reckoning with the life and

work of the legendary journalist Ernie Pyle, who

gave WWII a human face for millions of

Americans even as he wrestled with his own

demons. Pyle was in touch with suffering in a

way that left an indelible mark on his readers.

Illus. 379 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*930150X 100 TRAIN

JOURNEYS OF A LIFETIME: The

World’s Ultimate Rides. By Everett

Potter. Climb aboard the world’s 100

greatest railway adventures. Filled

with unforgettable journeys, including

a weeklong excursion through Italy’s

wine country and a four-hour sojourn

in the Swiss countryside, this

illustrated collection will add to your train trip bucket list.

398 pages. National Geographic. 9x9. $33.95

– 6 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9290362 CROSSWORD PUZZLES: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge

Your Day. By Daisy Seal. Contains 200 quick

crosswords ranging from Beginner to Extreme,

this is perfect for anyone looking to satisfy a

crossword craving. Solutions included.

255 pages. Flame Tree. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9292292 OUR FAVORITE

RETRO RECIPES. You’ll find

classic appetizers like

Bacon-Wrapped Water

Chestnuts and Swedish

Meatballs, satisfying lunches

such as Country-Style Reubens

and Easy Italian Wedding Soup,

hearty suppers like Chicken Pot Pie and Salisbury Steak, and

desserts like Apple Cream Crumb Cake, and more. Illus. 127

pages. Gooseberry Patch. Spiralbound. $7.95

*9301488 ROUTE 66: 100 Years. Ed. by Jim Hinckley.

Commemorate 100 years of America’s “Mother Road” with this

enthralling trip through the past, present, and future of Route 66.

Fully illus., most in color. 223 pages. Motorbooks. 9½x11.

Pub. at $45.00 $32.95

*9305610 SHOOTER’S BIBLE, 117TH

EDITION: The World’s Bestselling

Firearms Reference. Ed. by Jennifer L.S.

Pearsall. The most comprehensive reference

guide for new firearms and their specifications,

as well as thousands of guns that have been in

production and are currently on the market.

Nearly every firearms manufacturer in the world

is represented, featuring both new and existing

product sections for ammunition, optics, and accessories. 608

pages. Skyhorse. 8x10½. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

9290354 BIKE: Fitness, Fun & Easy

Maintenance. By David North. Takes you

through all the benefits of bike riding, along

with everything you need to know to get

pedalling: how to choose your bike, with the

differences between types, such as hybrid

and racer; how to choose your helmet,

clothing, and other accessories, and care

and maintenance. Fully illus. in color.

176 pages. Flame Tree. Spiralbound. Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9303952 2026 HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE CALENDAR.

Explore the wonders of the universe

with these beautiful, full-color

photographs from the Hubble Space

Telescope. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026. Carousel.

12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at

$16.99 $12.95

*9304061 2026

RAILROADING CALENDAR.

Stunning full-color photos of

trains in picturesque locales will

satisfy any armchair traveler this

year! Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 14x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*930410X 2026 AMERICAN PIT

BULL TERRIER PUPPIES

CALENDAR. Let these adorable

photos of American Pit Bull puppies

bring a little joy into your life every

month of the year! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9304169 2026 BUTTERFLIES

CALENDAR. Take nature breaks this

year with 13 photos of gloriously

colorful butterflies! Calendar runs

from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9303960 2026 WWF HUMMINGBIRDS CALENDAR. Fly

through the year enjoying photographs of these multicolored mini

marvels! Calendar runs September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 14x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9304142 2026 BLACK CATS

CALENDAR. There’s nothing

unlucky about these adorable felines!

Spend 2026 with 13 photos of

majestic black cats. Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*929824X THE NINE LIVES OF CHRISTOPHER

COLUMBUS. By Matthew Restall. The definitive work on

Columbus, providing insight into his life, his legacies, and

the controversies that outlived him. Photos. 337 pages.

Norton. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301860 DANTE: The Essential

Commedia. By Prue Shaw. Shaw’s

absorbing, highly accessible introduction to

the Commedia–Dante’s epic story of one

man’s journey from the darkness and terror of

hell to the revelation of divine light in

heaven–promises to be the essential edition

for years to come. 522 pages. Liveright.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9288090 SHAMANS: The Visual

Culture of Animism, Healing & Journeys

to Other Planes. By Max Carocci. A visually

compelling and panoramic analysis of the

eclectic culture of shamanism. Fully illus. in

color. 255 pages. Thames & Hudson.

6¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305459 CHAIN OF FIRE: The Siege

of Khartoum and the Campaign of Egypt

and the Sudan. By Peter Hart. Explore the

dramatic and shocking story of the siege of

Khartoum and Britain’s extraordinarily

violent 1882 campaign in Egypt and Sudan.

Illus., some in color. 444 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9289038 JOHN DERIAN STICKER BOOK II. Decorate

your world in the style of beloved home goods designer John

Derian, featuring fantastic images of flora and fauna. Artisan.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305440 CAPTIVES AND

COMPANIONS: A History of Slavery

and the Slave Trade in the Islamic

World. By Justin Marozzi. The definitive

history of the slave trade in the Islamic

world–a story that has been overshadowed

by its notorious, but shorter-lived, Atlantic

counterpart. Illus. in color. 524 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9297634 WILLIAM MORRIS:

Pattern & Design. Explore a beautiful

visual reference of Morris’s extensive

range of textile and wallpaper designs,

drawn from the rich collection of the

Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

325 pages. Thames & Hudson. 8x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301518 38 LONDRES STREET: On

Impunity, Pinochet in England, and a Nazi

in Patagonia. By Philippe Sands. Traces the

footsteps of two of the Twentieth Century’s

most merciless criminals–accused of

genocide and crimes against

humanity–testing the limits of immunity and

impunity after Nuremberg. Photos.

453 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

9294627 CONFESSIONS OF A VIDEO

VIXEN: 20th Anniversary Edition. By

Karrine Steffans. Steffans reveals the inner

workings of the hip-hop dancer industry. Her

journey is filled with physical abuse, rape,

drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness, and

single motherhood, all by age 26. Steffans

hopes to shed light on an otherwise

romanticized industry and help young women

avoid the same pitfalls she encountered. Color photos.

265 pages. Amistad. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9293876 THE ROMANS: A 2,000-Year History. By

Edward J. Watts. Tells the full, breathtaking history of Rome,

from its emergence in the Iron Age to the capture of

Constantinople in the Thirteenth Century. Photos. 716 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $40.00 $31.95

*930553X GUDERIAN’S PANZERS:

From Triumph to Defeat on the Eastern

Front (1941). By Craig W.H. Luther. From

unstoppable blitzkrieg to brutal

defeat–follow Guerian’s panzers as they

race toward Moscow and collide with

disaster. Photos. 393 pages. Stackpole.

Pub. at $39.95 $31.95

9298371 ABANDONED CHICAGOLAND:

Rust on the Prairies. By Jerry Olejniczak.

Chicago’s hidden side reveals abandoned,

decaying places, where nature reclaims what

time and neglect have left behind. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$23.99 $7.95

9298509 ABANDONED MEMPHIS. By Jay Farrell. Captures

haunting images of the city’s forgotten factories, schools, and

ruins, offering a glimpse into the past. 125 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

929838X ABANDONED CONNECTICUT:

First World Wasted. By Christina E. Cole.

Explores the haunting stories and forgotten

architecture of Connecticut’s crumbling,

once-glorious buildings. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time. 6½x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298576 ABANDONED NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY: Homage to Lost Dreams.

By Cindy Vasko. A haunting journey

through Northern New Jersey’s abandoned

sites reveals forgotten histories, immigrant

dreams, and nature reclaiming America’s

past. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303073 TALES OF HOLLYWOOD THROUGH TIME. By

Frank Muzzy. Blends archival photos with modern imagery to

trace Hollywood’s transformation from a modest village to a

global cinematic icon. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298614 ABANDONED SOUTHERN

VIRGINIA: The South Begins Here. By Liz

Roll. Explore Southern Virginia’s rich Civil

War history and haunting abandoned sites

through Roll’s captivating photography.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9294759 FACING THE MOUNTAIN: An

Inspiring Story of Japanese American

Patriots in World War II. By Daniel James

Brown. The story of Rudy Tokiwa, Fred

Shiosaki, and Kats Miho, who volunteered for

the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and

were deployed to France, Germany, and Italy,

where they were asked to do the near

impossible. Photos. 540 pages. Viking.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9303103 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

HERITAGE. By B.A. Keates & K.C.

Springirth. Highlights the railroad’s history,

locomotive innovations, and passenger

services from 1862 through AMTRAK’s

1971 takeover. Fully illus. in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

9303790 SOUTH ATLANTIC 1982: Air

Campaign 51. By Angus Konstam.

Detailed account of the war-winning role

that a handful of Harrier squadrons played

in the Falklands War. This guide explains

how the brutal test of the Falklands War

showed the way forward for naval aviation

and fleet air defense for decades to come.

Fully illus., many in color. 96 pages.

Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

9304878 AUNTY ACID BREAKS THE INTERNET. By G.

Backland & D. Iddon. The sassy senior, Aunty Acid, is back with

her unique opinions about technology, social media, and

everything having to do with the digital world. Fully illus. in

color. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

– 7 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9287809 A MIDNIGHT TREASURY OF

MACABRE AND WEIRD POEMS. Ed. by

Ana Sampson. Poetry’s fascination with the

weird and the macabre has a long literary

history, and Sampson sates modern

appetites with this collection of over 300

poems published on the subject. Illustrators

such as Harry Clarke accompany the poems

that speak to those drawn to the dark.

Features gilded lettering on the cover and sprayed edges.

368 pages. Rizzoli. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9301879 DEMOSTHENES:

Democracy’s Defender. By James Romm.

The tragic story of ancient Greece’s last

democratic leader and his doomed fight to

save Athens from Macedonian domination.

196 pages. Yale. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9298096 NEIGHBOR LAW, 12TH

EDITION: Fences, Trees, Boundaries &

Noise. By Editors of Nolo. Don’t let a

neighborly nuisance turn into a nasty

lawsuit. Learn your rights and

responsibilities with this plain-English

guide to the laws behind common neighbor

disputes. 336 pages. Nolo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

9295747 ENGLAND’S GARDENS: A

Modern History. By Stephen Parker. We

may all feel we know what an “English”

garden is, but do we really? This work offers a

holistic, modern-day tour and an update on

the history of some of the most iconic,

enduring, and influential gardens across the

country. Fully illus. in color. 223 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. Pub. at $40.00 $16.95

9303715 PHILIPPINES 1944: Air

Campaign 50. By Edward M. Young.

During September 1944, Task Force 38

launched a series of huge airstrikes against

the Japanese in the Philippines. They

demonstrated the power and mobility of the

Fast Carrier Task Force, claiming nearly 800

Japanese aircrafts destroyed, over 100

ships sunk, and significant damage to

Japanese facilities. Fully illus. some in color. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

*9293582 TO THE HOLY

SEPULCHER: Treasures from the Terra

Sancta Museum. By Xavier F. Salomon et

al. This illuminating and richly illustrated

volume celebrates the Custodia di Terra

Sancta (Custody of the Holy Land), its

history, its legacy, and its precious

treasures. 384 pages. Giles. 9¾x12¼.

Pub. at $89.95 $74.95

*9301275 AMERICA THE ABANDONED: Captivating

Portraits of Deserted Homes. By Bryan Sansivero. A visual

exploration of abandoned homes across the United States

through gorgeous, dramatic, and mysterious photography.

223 pages. Artisan. 10¼x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9289046 LAROUSSE FRENCH

COOKING: The Definitive Collection

of Classic Recipes from the French

Home Kitchen. Ed. by Leanne Bryan.

Structured around the specialties and

seasonal ingredients from each French

region, this concise guide to French

cuisine is packed with invaluable

information. Recipes include Chicory &

Ham Gratin, Ducasse Waffles, Sainte-Maure Cheese Puffs, and

Beef Bourguignon. Includes a silk ribbon bookmark. Fully illus.

in color. 351 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

9294988 LOST AT SEA: Eddie

Rickenbacker’s Twenty-Four Days Adrift on

the Pacific–A World War II Tale of Courage

and Faith. By John Wukovits. The forgotten

story of American war hero Eddie Rickenbacker’s

crash landing in the Pacific during WWII and his

incredible 23-day crusade to keep his crew alive.

Brings to life a gripping story of survival,

leadership, and faith in a time of crisis. Well illus.

414 pages. Caliber. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

*9289852 WORLD WAR II

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AIRCRAFT, TANKS

& WARSHIPS. By Chris McNab. An

accessible reference guide to the most

important aircraft, armoured fighting

vehicles, artillery, and ships deployed by

all armies during the world’s most

destructive war. 448 pages. Amber.

9¼x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9304703 THE DEVIL’S HORSEMEN: A

Thousand Years of Conquest by Eurasian

Steppe Horse Archers. By Jem Duducu.

Explore a millennium of conquest on horseback,

beginning with Attila the Hun, who terrorized both

the Eastern and Western Roman Empires,

followed by the Magyars, fighting the early Holy

Roman Empire, and the Turks, who conquered the

Middle East. The authors conclude with the

mighty Mongol Empire and Tamerlane, the Turco-Mongol conqueror.

Illus., most in color. 285 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $36.99 $29.95

*9290826 THE HISTORY OF THE

PELOPONNESIAN WAR. By Thucydides.

This translation of Thucydides’s sweeping

narrative vividly depicts the events of the war

between Athens and Sparta that began in 431

BCE and would continue until 404, a conflict

that embroiled not only mainland Greece but

Greek states from the eastern Mediterranean

and as far west as Italy and Sicily. 704 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289488 WILLIE NELSON: All the

Albums–The Stories Behind the

Music. By Geoffrey Himes. Journey

through Willie Nelson’s rebellious,

prolific, and enduring career with this

richly illustrated tour of the beloved

singer-songwriter’s 100-plus albums.

221 pages. Motorbooks.

Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9290281 TARANTINO TOWN. By C. Mathieu & J.

Chiaramonte. Packed with vibrant visuals, playful essays, and enough

Easter eggs to thrill even the most passionate fans, this volume is an

invitation to step into the ultimate cinematic playground. Dive into the

meticulous costumes, unforgettable personalities, and cult-classic

scenes that define this legendary storyteller’s universe. 199 pages.

Prestel. 8¾x10¾. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

9292470 MAGNUM MANIFESTO. Ed.

by C. Cheroux & C. Bouveresse. Organized

into three main parts: Part I (1947-1968)

views the Magnum archive through a

humanist lens, focusing on post-war ideals

of commonality and utopianism. Part II

(1969-1989) shows a world fragmenting,

with a focus on subcultures, minorities, and

outsiders. Part III (1990-2017) explores a

world in flux and under threat. 510 photos. 416 pages. Thames &

Hudson. 10x12. Pub. at $65.00 $29.95

*9292233 HORROR’S NEW WAVE:

15 Years of Blumhouse. Celebrate 15

years of Blumhouse with an exclusive,

behind-the-scenes look at the films that

redefined modern horror–from Insidious to

M3GAN to the franchise that started it all:

Paranormal Activity. Well illus., most in

color. 320 pages. S&S. 8¼x10¼.

Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9288023 CONSTABLE. By Tim Barringer. A captivating

celebration of one of the most important painters of the 19th

Century, and the continuing relevance of his work. Fully illus.,

most in color. 127 pages. Yale. 8x10. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9301852 BLAKE. By Elizabeth

Wyckoff. A rich examination into the

creative process of an idiosyncratic

Romantic-era visionary through the lens

of one of the great collections of his work.

Fully illus., most in color. 136 pages.

Yale. 8x10. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9298118 REPRESENT YOURSELF IN

COURT, 12TH EDITION: Prepare & Try a

Winning Civil Case. By P. Bergman & S.J.

Berman. Many disputes are too big for small

claims court but too small to justify a lawyer’s

fee. Fortunately, if you’re willing to learn the

courtroom ropes, you can successfully handle

your own case from start to finish. 274 pages.

Nolo. Paperbound. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9301801 THE ULTRA SECRET:

Guarding the Secrets That Won the

Second World War. By Frederick William

Winterbotham. Reveals how Frederick

Winterbotham’s Special Liaison Units

securely delivered Ultra intelligence,

shaping pivotal Allied victories in WWII.

173 pages. Frontline. Pub. at $39.95 $29.95

*930469X THE COMET ESCAPE LINE:

The Inside Story of the Most Successful

Escape Line of the Second World War. By

Alexander Stilwell. As German forces took

control of their country, a group of young

Belgians conceived an audacious plan to

smuggle downed Allied airmen and other

evaders from Belgium, through France, and

over the Spanish border. So began the Comet

line. Explore the story of the incredibly brave civilians who risked

everything to help the Allied cause. Photos. 215 pages. History

Press. Pub. at $36.99 $29.95

*9292225 FORBIDDEN FACTS:

Government Deceit & Suppression About

Brain Damage From Childhood Vaccines.

By Gavin de Becker. Have Government agencies

and big corporations ever created and promoted

outright lies and cover-ups? Of course they

have. When they do it together, that is the

definition of conspiracy. Explore how the

Government “debunks” inconvenient truths,

including bogus research, paid conspirators, bribery, destruction of

evidence, and more. 195 pages. Skyhorse. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*9289291 GIBSON’S FABULOUS

FLAT-TOP GUITARS, SECOND

EDITION: An Illustrated History &

Guide. By Eldon Whitford et al.

Chronicles the development and

evolution of Gibson’s fabulous flat-tops,

showing why these guitars have been the

choice of so many great musicians,

professional and amateur alike, over the

last 70 years. Fully illus., some in color. 220 pages.

Backbeat. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9290184 TO RESCUE THE AMERICAN

SPIRIT: Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of a

Superpower. By Bret Baier with C. Whitney. A

fresh and fascinating exploration of the

extraordinary life of Teddy Roosevelt, revealing

how his bold leadership thrust America onto the

world stage and changed the course of world

history. 16 pages of photos. 395 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*9287736 ESCAPE: The Heyday of

Caribbean Glamour. By Hermes Mallea.

Celebration of the 20th-century jet-setting

lifestyle in the warm-weather destinations

of the Caribbean and Florida, from the great

estates of ambitious patrons to the most

exclusive resorts of the mid-20th century,

in a spectacular photographic presentation

that chronicles its glamour and nostalgia.

254 pages. Rizzoli. 9¼x11¼. Pub. at $29.98 $24.95

9303774 THE SHADOW WORK

TRILOGY. By Keila Shaheen. Unlock your

potential as never before with this boxed set

collection of three interactive journals,

featuring neuroscience-based prompts.

Therapeutic and insightful, these journals

will help you overcome the obstacles

holding you back from achieving your true

potential and genuine happiness. Atria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $65.99 $19.95

*9292268 LONE STAR LEGACY

QUILTS: 12 Modern Projects. By Lindlee

Smith. Offers intermediate and advanced

quilters an accessible introduction to

traditional Lone Star and Broken Star quilts.

Featuring full-size quilts, single-block

projects, customizable designs, and expert

guidance, this collection is your guide for

making stunning, star quilts that will become

cherished family favorites. Well illus. in color. 160 pages. Stash.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

9298649 ABANDONED VERMONT: Dishevelment in the

Green Mountians. By Maxwell Brisben. Explores forgotten

farms, lost towns, and nature-reclaimed landmarks across

Vermont, captured through photography. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

– 8 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303316 UNIVERSAL MONSTERS:

The Official Coloring Book. The most

famous monsters of all time come to life

in this terrifying, detailed coloring book

by Alan Robert, illustrator of the Beauty of

Horror series. Color Count Dracula, the

Mummy, the Invisible Man, Gill-man, and

more! Insight Editions. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303340 BRAVING IT: A Father, a

Daughter, and an Unforgettable Journey

into the Alaskan Wild. By James Campbell.

When Campbell’s cousin asked him to spend

a summer building a cabin in Alaska’s rugged

and dangerous National Wildlife Refuge,

Campbell hesitantly invited his 15-year-old

daughter, Aidan, to join him. Their Alaskan

journey, which tested their relationship like

never before, is recounted here. Color photos. 359 pages.

Broadway. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9294694 THE DEERFIELD MASSACRE: A

Surprise Attack, and the Fight for Survival

in Early America. By James L. Swanson. In

1704, on a cold, snowy night in

Massachusetts, hundreds of Native Americans

and their French allies swept down on an

isolated frontier outpost to slaughter or capture

its inhabitants. The sacking of Deerfield led to

one of the greatest sagas of survival, sacrifice,

family, and faith ever told. 16 pages of color photos. 316 pages.

Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

929662X THE NEW YORK TIMES

GAMES ESSENTIAL EASY

CROSSWORDS, VOLUME 3. Ed. by Will

Shortz. Collection of 200 easy-breezy

crossword puzzles perfect for beginners or

for more experienced solvers looking for

hours of effortless fun. Solutions included.

200 pages. St. Martin’s. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9307109 HOW TO STOP WORRYING AND

START LIVING: Time-Tested Methods for

Conquering Worry. By Dale Carnegie. With

Carnegie’s expert advice, you’ll learn the

proven, time-tested principles for breaking free

of worry and anxiety so that you can start living

your best life today. 298 pages. Pocket.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9297022 WICCA LOVE SPELLS. By Gerina

Dunwich. Love potions and spells are two of the

best-known examples of love magick, but there

are also charms, amulets, talismans, herbs,

omens, astrology, palmistry, and the divinary

arts. Reach far beyond the limits of traditional

love spells and take a journey of love from

ancient times to modern times. 206 pages.

Citadel. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9305041 MONSTERS OF THE WEEK: The

Complete Critical Companion to The

X-Files. By Z. Handlen & E.T. VanDerWerff. A

look back at exactly what made this

long-running cult series so groundbreaking,

packed with insightful reviews of every

episode and both major motion pictures. The

authors leave no mystery unsolved and no

monster unexplained. 490 pages. Abrams.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9305122 UNCLE JOHN’S NEW &

IMPROVED BRIEFS: Fast Facts, Terse

Trivia & Astute Articles. Ed. by JoAnn

Padgett et al. Includes the most entertaining,

myth-busting, and thought-provoking brief

articles from the Uncle John’s enormous

library. 276 pages. Portable Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9306641 BAND OF BROTHERS: E

Company, 506th Regiment, 101st

Airborne from Normandy to Hitler’s

Eagle’s Nest. By Stephen E. Ambrose. Tells

the story of the ordinary men who became

World War II’s most extraordinary soldiers at

the frontlines of the war’s most critical

moments. Photos. 333 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305106 SO CLOSE TO FREEDOM: A

World War II Story of Peril and Betrayal in

the Pyrenees. By Jean-Luc E. Cartron.

Recounts how Jean-Louis Bazerque

(Charbonnier) tried to guide a large group of

fugitives, most of them downed Allied airmen,

along with a French priest, two doctors, a

Belgian Olympic skater, and others to freedom

across the Pyrenees. 16 pages of photos. 209

pages. Potomac Books. Pub. at $29.95 $5.95

*9305513 THE GILDED AGE

CHRISTMAS COOKBOOK: Cookies and

Treats from America’s Golden Era,

1868-1900. By Becky Libourel Diamond.

With origins dating back to the 19th

century and earlier, these recipes have

been adapted for today’s ingredients and

appliances. Each recipe features the

fascinating history behind each cookie, its

ingredients, and baking methods. Enjoy Soft Molasses Cookies,

Scotch Shortbread, Spice Gems, Orange Tartlets, and more!

Illus. in color. 180 pages. Globe Pequot. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9305599 OF CHRISTMASES LONG,

LONG AGO: Surprising Traditions from

Christmas Past. By Brain Earl, illus. by D.

Siemens. The Christmases of long ago were a

merry mess of odd superstitions, dangerous

games, and overindulgence. Step back in time

and experience Christmas as you’ve never

seen it before. But beware, you’ll encounter

ghosts, monsters, concealed identities, ritual

animal disguise, gunfire, and lots of alcohol! Well illus., most in

color. 169 pages. Lyons. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301402 TAYLOR SWIFT ALL THE

SONGS: The Story Behind Every Track.

By D. Somville & M. Benoit. A

behind-the-scenes look at the music and

creative process of Taylor Swift, as told

through the writing and recording of every

one of her songs. Spans from the career

beginnings of her early teenage songwriting

days and eponymous debut album release

through The Tortured Poets Department. 494 pages. Black Dog &

Leventhal. 8½x11. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

*9287868 THE SOCIAL LIVES OF BIRDS:

Flocks, Communes, and Families. By Joan

E. Strassmann. Strassmann examines how

birds are social creatures, from breeding to

nesting to babysitting. With stories from around

the world, this volume explores the various

types of bird groups and what to look for when

observing them. Above all, it reveals this fact:

solitary life, it seems, is not for the birds. Illus.

291 pages. Tarcher. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9292152 THE BOOK OF ROLEX. By

J. Hoy & C. Frost. A company that

innovates while paying homage to its roots,

every Rolex is the culmination of centuries

of watchmaking expertise. Inside, you will

find explanations of the making process,

descriptions of the materials involved, and

expert commentary on what makes each

Rolex wristwatch unique. Fully illus. in

color. 205 pages. ACC. 9¼x10¾. Pub. at $50.00 $37.95

*9287914 MANILA BAY 1898: Campaign 419. By Brian

Lane Herder. An illustrated history of “the first Pacific War,”

which saw the United States transform itself into an

outward-looking, expansionist great power. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9289631 THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS

MANDATE: Exposing the Dangerous Plan

to Christianize America and Destroy

Democracy. By Matthew Boedy. Exposes the

decades-long plan to radically transform

America–how the seven mountains

movement, prosperity preachers, and political

operatives are destroying democracy under

Trump’s second administration, shedding

light on why religious beliefs do not belong in politics.

183 pages. Westminster/John Knox. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9289232 THE BASQUE WITCH-HUNT:

A Secret History. By Jan Machielsen. In

June 1609, two judges left Bordeaux for the

Pays de Labourd; in four months, they

executed up to eighty women and men for

the crime of witchcraft, causing a wave of

suspects to flee into Spain and sparking

terror there. Photos. 318 pages. Bloomsbury.

Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9290516 THE FATAMIDS: Portrait of a Dynasty. By Delia

Cortese. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the work tells both

the historical and ongoing influence of the Fatimids on global culture.

Photos. 439 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9304665 BRITAIN’S FORGOTTEN

BATTLE: The Reichswald Forest Campaign,

1945. By Adrian & Dawn L. Bridge. In February

1945, over 50,000 British and Canadian soldiers

moved forward to attack German defensive

positions centred on the vast Reichswald Forest,

in what proved to be one of the last and bloodiest

battles of the Second World War in Europe. The

authors provide a new and timely account of this

epic struggle against the Wehrmacht. 16 pages of photos, some in

color. 288 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $34.99 $27.95

*9291679 KATHERINE OF ARAGON,

SPANISH PRINCESS: ‘I Am Not as Simple

as I May Seem’. By Heather R. Darsie.

Provides a new perspective on Katharine,

including far more background on her Spanish

upbringing, Spanish culture, and how that

continued to define her in England during her

first fifteen years in the country. Color photos.

320 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $34.99 $27.95

*9305297 MARTIN VAN BUREN:

America’s First Politician. By James M.

Bradley. A new biography of the 8th

president of the United States, the first chief

executive not born a British citizen, and the

first to use the party system to chart his way

from tavern-keeper’s son to the pinnacle of

power. 16 pages of photos, many in color.

632 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

9302905 JOHNNY BOB: The Life and

Times of John R. Harrell of Louisville,

Illinois. By Cary O’Dell. John R. “Johnny

Bob” Harrell’s life spanned religious

leadership, criminal fugitive status, and a

controversial role as a right-wing provocateur.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 191

pages. America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $26.99 $7.95

9302751 CUYAHOGA VALLEY SCENIC

RAILROAD. By Craig Sanders. Since 1975,

the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad has

offered year-round scenic train rides and is

the longest-running national park-based

railroad. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.99 $7.95

9302840 HARTSDALE PET CEMETERY:

The Oldest Pet Cemetery in the U.S. By

Michelle & Sean Whiteley. Venture into

America’s oldest pet cemetery and find yourself

lost within this beloved graveyard, where the

smallest creatures and biggest critters from

around the world find their resting places. Fully

illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9288791 DREAMS: The Many Lives of

Fleetwood Mac. By Mark Blake. A

must-read for casual Fleetwood Mac fans

and diehard devotees alike. Presenting mini

biographies, observations, and essays, Blake

explores all eras of the Fleetwood Mac story

to reveal what it is that has made them one of

the most successful bands in history.

408 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

*9290168 THE PROMISE OF HEAVEN: 31

Reasons to Get Excited About Your Eternal

Home. By David Jeremiah. In 31 short chapters,

you’ll explore what the Bible really says about

heaven. With biblical truth and powerful real-life

stories, this volume gives you strength for

whatever you’re facing today. Because when

your heart is set on heaven, you begin to live with

quiet confidence, knowing that something far

better is ahead. 319 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9288252 SAINTS: A New Legendary of

Heroes, Humans, and Magic. By Amy Jeffs.

Illuminates the lives of medieval saints,

drawing on official biographies, vernacular

romances, artworks, and poetry to tell of

wayfaring monks, oak-felling missionaries,

and mighty martyrs. Photos. 427 pages.

Andrews McMeel. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

– 9 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289178 SEVEN RIVERS: A Journey

Through the Currents of Human History.

By Vanessa Taylor. A magisterial history of

the seven rivers representing the great natural

arteries running through civilization, by virtue

of the roles they have played in our shared

and conflicted world history. 436 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9289275 CRAZY MAN, CRAZY: The Bill

Haley Story. By B.Haley Jr & P. Benjaminson.

Culled from interviews with insiders–from

ex-wives to the Comets, recorded

conversations with Haley Sr., official

documents, diaries, and more, this work

charts the happenings of Haley’s career and

gives insight into the Haley behind the curtain

and some of the other trials he faced. 16

pages of photos. 258 pages. Backbeat. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

*9289542 2026 TOLKIEN

CALENDAR. The official Tolkien

calendar, this year containing 13

breathtaking paintings inspired by

J.R.R. Tolkien’s three Great Tales of

Middle-earth: “The Children of Hurin,”

“Beren and Luthien,” and “The Fall of

Gondolin.” HarperCollins. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301771 A FOREST OF GRANITE: Union Monuments at

Gettysburg, 1863-1913. By Brendan Harris. Explores how Union

veterans at Gettysburg shaped memorials to honor their sacrifices and

convey deeper meanings behind their battle experiences. Well illus.

235 pages. Brookline. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9304843 ANATOMICAL WAXES. By M.

von During & M. Poggesi. Celebrates the

famous collection of centuries-old anatomical

waxworks from Florence’s La Specola

museum. From full-body representations of the

circulatory and nervous systems to the tiniest

features of organs and joints, see the human

body mapped out in astounding detail in

hundreds of wax specimens. Fully illus. in

color. 510 pages. Taschen. 6½x9. $26.95

*9291717 PEAK HUMAN: What We Can Learn from the

Rise and Fall of Golden Ages. By Johan Norberg. Looking at

seven of humanity’s greatest civilizations, the author seeks to

distil their strengths and shortcomings in answering the

question: how do we ensure that our current golden age doesn’t

end? 501 pages. Atlantic. Pub. at $32.99 $26.95

*9302476 DOMESTIC CAUSES OF

AMERICAN WARS: Economic & Political

Triggers. By Ivan Eland. Unlike most histories

that designate foreign threats as casus belli, this

work examines their important underlying

economic triggers, reaching the striking

conclusion that many were unnecessary for

national security, nor were they as heroic in

upholding American values as commonly

concluded. 402 pages. Clarity. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*930519X JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT:

The Making of an Icon. By Doug

Woodham. Based on over 100 interviews,

this title fills in long-missing chapters from

the life and work of an artist who helped

reframe contemporary art. Illus., many in

color. 295 pages. Thames & Hudson.

Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9298207 THE GALES OF NOVEMBER:

The Untold Story of Edmund Fitzgerald.

By John U. Bacon. Focused on those directly

affected by the tragedy, this work is both an

emotional tribute to the lives lost and a

propulsive, page-turning narrative history of

America’s most mourned maritime disaster.

16 pages of photos, most in color. 442 pages.

Liveright. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287140 TUNISIAN CROCHET: A Stitch Dictionary with

501 Stitches to Explore. By Lori Harrison. Discover the ultimate

guide to Tunisian crochet with this comprehensive stitch dictionary,

featuring over 500 stitches and stitch patterns. A detailed swatch,

chart, and step-by-step, row-by-row instructions accompany each

stitch. Explore cables, lace, colorwork, bobbles, shells, fans, and so

much more. Fully illus. in color. 276 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9301798 JOSEPH STALIN AND THE

ART OF TYRANNY: One of History’s Most

Feared Dictators. By William Nester.

Explores how Stalin’s regime exemplified

authoritarian power, its methods, and

enduring global influence, which extends to

the present day. Photos. 324 pages.

Frontline. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9289224 ALL THE LEAVES ARE

BROWN: How The Mamas & The Papas

Came Together and Broke Apart. By Scott G.

Shea. Explores the emotional vicissitudes that

came with being in the Mamas & the Papas,

from Cass’s unrequited love for Denny, his affair

with Michelle, the ebb and flow of dysfunction in

John and Michelle’s marriage, and the further

pitfalls that came with their fame. Photos.

406 pages. Backbeat. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9301755 THE EPIC HISTORY OF THE

AMERICAN WEST: From the First

Peoples to the Present. By William Nester.

Examines the American West’s complex

legacy, blending traditional and revisionist

perspectives on its myths, conflicts, and

injustices. Photos. 369 pages. Frontline.

Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9288120 THE BOOK OF SHEEN: A Memoir. By Charlie

Sheen. Sheen should not be alive to write this memoir, but the

movie and TV star, who has defied the odds, finally presents his

life’s story in his own words. 32 pages of photos, most in color.

353 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9299742 CANDID NEW YORK: The

Pioneering Photography of George

Bradford Brainerd. By Erik Hesselberg.

The first published work on pioneering

American inventor George Bradford

Brainerd, once hailed as the father of

instantaneous photography. Fully illus.

137 pages. Lyons. 8¾x11¼.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9289402 ROD STEWART: The Classic

Years. By Sean Egan. A striking and

evocative portrait of the most intellectually

creative and vital stage in the life and career of

one of popular music’s most important

artists. Photos, some in color. 217 pages.

Backbeat. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9301372 METAMORPHOSIS: A Natural

and Human History. By Oren Harman. A

search for the meaning of one of nature’s

greatest riddles: why do so many creatures

transform? Why must they go through massive

destruction and remodeling to become who

they are? Tracing a path from Aristotle to

Darwin to cutting-edge science today, Harman

explores that central mystery. Illus., many in

color. 381 pages. Basic. Pub. at $34.00 $26.95

*9304045 2026 PIN UPS

CALENDAR. Add some spice to

your year with these exciting vintage

pin-up illustrations! Calendar runs

from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9288155 A FINE LINE BETWEEN

STUPID AND CLEVER: The Story of Spinal

Tap. By Rob Reiner et al. Since its original

release in 1984, This Is Spinal Tap has evolved

from a beloved cult film into a cinematic

landmark. Now, director Rob Reiner and his

co-writers and co-stars tell the complete story

of the movie and its fictitious band. Gallery.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*929970X HUMAN DEVOLUTION: A

Vedic Alternative to Darwin’s Theory. By

Michael A. Cremo. This work attempts to

answer the question, “Where did we come

from?”, using research taken from the fields of

genetics, archaeology, out-of-body

experiences, cross-cultural cosmology,

parapsychology, and reincarnation memories.

558 pages. Torchlight. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9293590 1000 BOTANICAL

COLORS: Make Your Own Dyes,

Paints, Inks, Stains, and Pottery Paints

from 250 Plants. By Caleb Warnock.

Nature provides a rich palette of colors and

tones from the plants and flowers around

us. This guide will teach you how to create

your own natural colors for painting on

paper or pottery and dyeing cloth. Fully

illus. in color. 373 pages. Familius. Paperbound. $26.95

*9288082 REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE: Crisis, Revolution,

and America’s Early Independence. By T. Burnard & A.J.

O’Shaughnessy. The thirteen rebellious American colonies

accounted for half of the total number of provinces in the British

world in 1776. What of the loyal half? Why did some of Britain’s

subjects feel so aggrieved that they wanted to establish a new

system of government, while others did not rebel? Photos.

312 pages. Yale. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305505 GEORGE WASHINGTON

AND THE CREATION OF THE AMERICAN

REPUBLIC. By William M. Fowler, Jr.

Explores Washington’s strategic genius,

which extended beyond war and laid the

foundation for a powerful American

Republic. While careful to husband his

influence and maintain his Olympian stature,

Washington deftly maneuvered to direct the

nation toward a strong central government able to govern a

“rising empire.” 281 pages. Lyons. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9288961 1942: When World War II

Engulfed the Globe. By Peter Fritzsche. A

history of the year World War II became a

global conflict and humankind confronted

both destruction and deliverance on a

planetary scale, offering an intriguing

perspective on a world at war. 567 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9293760 RHINELAND: Hitler’s Last

Defence, 1944-45. By Anthony

Tucker-Jones. A dramatic retelling of the

desperate battle of the Rhineland during

World War II from the German perspective. 16

pages of photos. 288 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287973 SINAI 1916-17: Campaign 421. By Stuart

Hadaway. A fascinating dive into the overlooked fight between

the British Empire’s Egyptian Expeditionary Force and the

Ottoman Empire for control of the Suez Canal. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

*9292004 THE QUIET DON: The Untold

Story of Mafia Kingpin Russell Bufalino. By

Matt Birkbeck. An American saga that spans six

decades, this crime history follows Russell

Bufalino’s remarkably quiet ascent from Sicilian

immigrant to mob soldier to a man described by

United States Senate subcommittee in 1964 as

“one of the most ruthless and powerful leaders

of the mafia in the United States.” Photos. 294

pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9290079 THE LEXICON OF

COMICANA. By Mort Walker. A new edition of

Mort Walker’s riotous and immensely

influential handbook for drawing and reading

cartoons, this volume is both a parody of

humorless how-to guides and a genuine–and

genuinely instructive–ode to the art of making

comics. Fully illus. 128 pages. NYRB. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $21.95

*9288074 REPLACEABLE YOU:

Adventures in Human Anatomy. By Mary

Roach. The body is the most complex machine

in the world, and the only one for which you

cannot get a replacement part from the

manufacturer. Today, we’re attempting to grow

body parts from scratch using stem cells and 3D

printers. How are we doing? Are we there yet?

276 pages. Norton. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9289933 MATISSE AT WAR: Art and Resistance in

Nazi-Occupied France. By Christopher C. Gorham.

Spotlighting the years during WWII when Matisse and his family

refused to evacuate Nazi-occupied France, this groundbreaking

work illuminates the previously untold history of their passionate

roles in the Resistance and the prodigious, revolutionary work

the artist produced in the face of fascism. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 300 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

– 10 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*930522X THE MONSTERS WE MAKE:

Murder, Obsession, and the Rise of

Criminal Profiling. By Rachel Corbett. A

riveting work of true crime that tells the

strange story of criminal profiling from

Victorian times to the modern day.

235 pages. Norton. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9287876 THEODORE ROOSEVELT

AND THE SMITHSONIAN

EXPEDITION TO BRITISH EAST

AFRICA, 1909-1910. By Frank H.

Goodyear III. Immediately after Theodore

Roosevelt left the White House, he led an

African expedition for the Smithsonian

that collected more than 23,000

specimens for its new natural history

museum. Alongside his son, Kermit, Smithsonian naturalists,

and African porters, they brought back a wide range of plants,

fish, reptiles, and big game. 120 duotone photos. 251 pages.

Smithsonian. 7¾x9¾. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9289860 AMERICA’S MOST GOTHIC:

Haunted History Stranger Than Fiction.

By L.R. Hieber & A. Janes. Welcome to the

phantom ships, haunted academic halls,

menacing landscapes, and family curses–a

tour of true spectral sightings and disordered

minds. But beware: it’s sure to get under your

skin. The haunted–and haunting–figures

herein want it that way. 16 pages of photos.

400 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9289208 100 QUEER FILMS

SINCE STONEWALL. By C.

McCracken & M. Connolly. By moving

in chronological order, this volume

introduces a contemporary history of

queer film and provides an overview of

major developments in LGBTQ

communities, cultures, and politics.

Fully illus. in color. 215 pages. British

Film Institute. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9289984 REAR WINDOW: The Making

of a Hitchcock Masterpiece in the

Hollywood Golden Age. By Jennifer

O’Callaghan. The definitive, in-depth look

inside Hitchcock’s Rear Window, the all-time

classic of voyeurism, paranoia, and murder

that became one of Hollywood’s greatest

achievements and turned generations of

viewers into “a race of Peeping Toms.” 16

pages of photos. 253 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*929015X THE STICKER

TREASURY OF WOODLAND

ADVENTURES. Full of carefully curated

elements from the forest–from furry

creatures and their fairy neighbors to the

trees and mushrooms they live

among–this trip into the woods will fulfill

all your sticker needs. Smith Street. Pub.

at $27.50 $21.95

*9290141 THE STICKER TREASURY OF GHOSTS & DARK

CURIOSITIES. Full of carefully curated spooky elements, from

classic paintings of moonlit scenes to illustrations of specters and

ghostly apparitions, this voyage beyond the veil will fulfill all of your

sticker needs. Smith Street. Pub. at $27.50 $21.95

*9290087 THE LOST MARY:

Rediscovering the Mother of Jesus. By

James D. Tabor. A world-renowned historian

of early Christianity and ancient Judaism lifts

the veil on the life of Mary, revealing her

revolutionary role as the matriarch of the

Jesus movement. Photos. 219 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9290311 SCREEN TOWERS:

The Drive-In Theater in

America. By Steve Fitch. Captures

the history, cultural impact, and

visual beauty of America’s iconic

drive-in movie theaters, from their

inception in 1933, their expansive

booms through the 1950s and ‘60s,

and their eventual decline. Fully

illus., many in color. 135 pages. George F. Thompson. 12¼x10¾.

Pub. at $45.00 $34.95

*9293639 AUDUBON’S BIRDS OF

AMERICA. By John James Audubon. This

beautiful volume includes all 435 of

Audubon’s images, arranged in their

modern taxonomic order as agreed by the

International Ornithological Congress.

Sprayed edges. Fully illus. in color.

384 pages. Sirius. 9½x11¾. $34.95

928849X LORE & LEGENDS: A Visual

Celebration of the Fifth Edition of the

World’s Greatest Roleplaying Game. By

Michael Witwer et al. An illustrated guide to

Dungeons & Dragons’ beloved fifth edition

told through interviews, artwork, and visual

ephemera from the designers, storytellers,

and artists who bring it to life. 408 pages. Ten

Speed. 9¼x12. Pub. at $50.00 $17.95

9303707 PHANTOM WARRIORS, VOLUME

I: LRRPs, LRPs, and Rangers in Vietnam.

By Gary A. Linderer. Presents some of the most

courageous missions executed by six-man

teams on their own, deep behind enemy lines,

from the Central Highlands to the Mekong

Delta, to excursions–authorized and

unauthorized–into Cambodia. 372 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9289259 CHRISTMAS TV MEMORIES:

Nostalgic Holiday Favorites of the Small

Screen. By Herbie Pilato. Along with commentary

from celebrities, historical quotes, and insights

from entertainment journalists and archivists, this

festive work serves as the go-to companion to the

small screen’s most cherished holiday programs.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 302 pages.

Applause. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.95 $25.95

*9297650 CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE

SOUL: The Spirit of Christmas. By Amy

Newmark. These 101 true, personal stories

capture the magic, joy, and spirit of the holiday

season. From Thanksgiving to Hanukkah, to

Christmas and New Year’s, this new collection

will help you de-stress and brighten your

season and the winter beyond–no matter

which holidays you are celebrating. 337 pages.

Chicken Soup for the Soul. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292187 CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE

SOUL: Hope, Faith & Miracles. By Amy

Newmark. These true stories of miraculous

events will give you hope, strengthen your

faith, and remind you that good things do

happen to good people. 331 pages. Chicken

Soup for the Soul. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9287507 WHIRLWIND: My Life

Reporting the News. By Bill Kurtis. Legendary

correspondent, anchorman, and producer Bill

Kurtis details his whirlwind career reporting

American history as it unfolded, from the

Chicago Seven to Charles Manson to Agent

Orange. A fast-paced, entertaining, and

inspiring story about the potent combination of

talent and luck in the network era of television.

24 pages of photos. 294 pages. Plainspoken. Pub. at $32.99 $26.95

9302956 THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN

CHRISTIANSBURG DISTRICT: A Modern

Mountain Railroad. By Daniel Alls.

Explores Norfolk Southern’s Christiansburg

District, highlighting diverse trains, stunning

landscapes, and regional history. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

9298517 ABANDONED MIAMI: No Trespassing. By Tanya

Velazco. Explores the hidden, forgotten corners of Miami

through urban exploration, blending history, photography, and

personal experiences. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9293906 THE STITCHED

LANDSCAPE: An Embroidery

Field Guide to Textures, Colors,

and Lines of the Natural World. By

Anna Hultin. Observe and embroider

the natural world with this inspiring

guide to nature journaling with a

needle and thread. 205 pages.

Storey. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9289313 HOW TO WRITE GUITAR

RIFFS, REVISED THIRD EDITION: Create

and Play Great Hooks for Your Songs. By

Rikky Rooksby. Countless great songs are

based on riffs–catchy guitar phrases that

repeat until they’re seared into your brain

forever–or chord sequences as memorable

as any melody. This work digs deep into the

world of the guitar riff, identifying 30 distinct

types and illustrating them with reference to 150 examples.

270 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9289674 SIXTIES SURREAL. Ed.

by Dan Nadel et al. This volume moves

beyond the established movements of

pop art, minimalism, and conceptualism

to shine a light on how American artists

created a unique type of surrealism,

making works suffused with eroticism,

dread, wonder, violence, and liberation.

Fully illus., many in color. 381 pages.

Whitney. 10½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $50.00 $41.95

*9301607 MONET AND VENICE. Ed.

by L. Small & M. Buron. The first

exhibition and English-language

publication dedicated to this significant

suite of paintings since their Parisian

debut at the Bernheim-Jeune gallery in

1912. Fully illus. in color. 253 pages.

Rizzoli. 9x11. Pub. at $55.00 $41.95

9291032 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS: The Big

Box of Garbage. By R.L. Stine. In this

hilarious series from R.L. Stine, the Garbage

Pail Kids get into mischief at their middle

school. Now, for the first time, all three

illustrated hardcover volumes are collected

together in a specially designed boxed set,

featuring twelve bonus Topps GPK stickers!

Amulet Books. Pub. at $44.99 $20.95

9288864 MEET ELLA: The Dog Who

Saved My Life. By James Middleton.

Touching, honest, and life-affirming, this

story is a love letter to man’s best friend and a

beacon of hope to anyone struggling through

hard times. 278 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $28.95 $6.95

*9305289 CHILDREN OF MARS: The

Origins of Rome’s Empire. By Jeremy

Armstrong. A fresh narrative history of the

rise of Rome’s empire in Italy that exposes

the monumental expansion of the Roman

familial, social, political, and militaristic way

of living across Italy. Photos. 264 pages.

Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305408 FLORAL ABSOLUTES: Aromatic

Healing for the Physical, Emotional, and

Energy Body. By Candice Covington. Covington

provides profiles for dozens of absolutes,

exploring their physical and emotional healing

properties as well as myths, poems, and stories

that evoke the experience of these concentrated

forms of fragrance. Recipes are included for

creating absolute blends tailored to specific

conditions and to express specific feelings. 369 pages. Healing

Arts. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

9292438 EXOPLANETARY ATMOSPHERES:

Theoretical Concepts and Foundations. By

Kevin Heng. Covers the physics of radiation, fluid

dynamics, atmospheric chemistry, and

atmospheric escape, while drawing on simple

analytical models to aid learning, plus a wealth of

problem sets, some of which are open-ended.

Includes a coherent set of notation and definitions,

appendices containing useful formulae in

thermodynamics, and more. Princeton. Paperbound. $24.95

*9305386 THE ASTROLOGICAL

GOETIA: The 72 Keys to Angelic and

Demonic Astrology. By Jaime Paul Lamb.

Blending zodiacal divination with Qabalistic

magic and Solomonic demons, Lamb

discusses the angels of the Shem

HaMephorash and the Qabalistic lore

surrounding them, the demons of the Ars

Goetia and their origin in the Solomonic

grimoire tradition, and how each demon is paired with a specific

angel. Illus. 260 pages. Inner Traditions. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

– 11 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9305394 THE FERN PHARMACY:

Indigenous Wisdom & Modern

Pharmacology. By Robert Dale Rogers.

Ferns are now being recognized scientifically

for their unique medicinal potential in

combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria,

cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease,

liver, kidney, and respiratory conditions.

Explore more than 500 species of ferns, their

uses through history, and current research behind the potency of

fern chemicals. Color photos. 402 pages. Healing Arts.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9298142 BE FRUITFUL AND

MULTIPLY: How Fertility and Innovation

Have Changed Humankind and the Earth.

By Donald Worster. Worster looks back over

200,000 years of Homo sapiens to show how

human nature, especially the drive for food

and sex, has responded to environmental

conditions throughout history. 309 pages.

Yale. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9291628 CHET: King Picker and Pioneer

of the Nashville Sound. By Mark Ribowsky.

Chet Atkins was one of the most legendary

country guitarists of the 1950s, but his influence

spans both instruments and time. With

never-before-seen detailed analyses of Atkins’s

overwhelming industry influence, this is a perfect

read for music fans everywhere. 317 pages.

Chicago Review. Pub. at $30.00 $24.95

*9290524 FOREVER PRESIDENT: A

Biography of Kim Il Sung. By Michael J. Seth.

The life story of enigmatic North Korean leader

Kim Il Sung, grandfather to Kim Jong Un. The

author puts together what we know of Kim’s life

from all available sources and places it in the

context of Korean and modern world history to

make both Kim and North Korea comprehensible.

288 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $30.00 $24.95

*9293698 BONE VALLEY: A True Story

of Injustice and Redemption in the Heart

of Florida. By Gilbert King. A chilling

exploration of one of America’s most

haunting wrongful conviction cases. Based

on the hit podcast, this work dives into the

dark heart of rural Florida, where a young

man’s life was upended by a tragic

miscarriage of justice. 16 pages of color

photos. 373 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*930245X COMPANIONS OF THE SUN:

History and Mystery of Iranian Dance,

Music & Ritual. By Farima Berenji. A lively

exploration of the archaeological,

anthropological, and ethnological roots of the

practices, folk-ways, and art forms that this

region has contributed to human spiritual

culture. Well illus. in color. 405 pages. Hohm

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

*9289305 HOW TO MAKE YOUR

ELECTRIC GUITAR PLAY GREAT, SECOND

EDITION! By Dan Erlewine. From shopping

for a first electric guitar to setting customized

action, this do-it-yourself primer for owning

and maintaining an electric guitar explains the

ins and outs of choosing the right guitar,

cleaning, tools, basic maintenance, and

beyond. Fully illus. 134 pages. Backbeat.

8½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9301305 DISRUPT EVERYTHING–AND

WIN: Take Control of Your Future. By James

Patterson & P. Leddin. Every day, we are confronted

with sudden pivots at our workplace and in the job

market, rule-changing technology such as AI,

unexpected crises, a culture of chaos, and the

sinking feeling that we are losing control of our

lives. This work is about taking back control. 370

pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9305254 ANNAPOLIS GOES TO

WAR: The Naval Academy Class of

1940 and Its Trial by Fire in World War

II. By Craig L. Symonds. Offers a history of

the Second World War based on the

experiences of the young officers–fresh

out of the United States Naval

Academy–who served on its front lines.

360 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305270 THE BATTLE OF MANILA:

Poisoned Victory in the Pacific War. By

Nicholas Evan Sarantakes. A thrilling and

in-depth look at the battle for Manila, the

third-bloodiest battle of World War II, and the

culmination point of the war in the Pacific

theater. 16 pages of photos. 508 pages.

Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305300 MASTER OF ROME: A Life of

Julius Caesar. By David Potter. Tells the story of

one of history’s most intriguing figures, who rose

from the fringes of Roman political society to

unprecedented heights. Along the way, Potter

identifies the extraordinary qualities that enabled

Caesar to dominate the world in which he lived.

16 pages of color photos. 374 pages. Oxford.

Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9304819 SCOTTISH WEST

COAST ISLES IN

PHOTOGRAPHS. By Alastair

Macdonald Jackson. From Skye to

Seil, Jura to Gigha, the islands off the

west coast of Scotland offer some of

the most stunning scenery in

Europe. This volume takes a journey through the seasons,

highlighting the unique light and colours of the Hebridean and Clyde

islands. Amberley. 9¾x6¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9289143 850 FREE-MOTION

QUILTING DESIGNS. By Laura Lee Fritz.

Discover endless inspiration in this stunning

encyclopedia of 850 continuous-line

free-motion quilting designs. From charming

and playful to intricate and mesmerizing, there’s

a design for every quilt project. Fully illus. 287

pages. C&T. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$32.95 $24.95

*9290532 WEIMAR UNDER THE

PALMS: Pacific Palisades, German

Exiles, and the Invention of

Hollywood. By Thomas Blubacher. The

story of the German exiles–and cultural

titans–who settled in Pacific Palisades and

influenced American culture. 205 pages.

Brandeis. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

9292977 REALM OF ICE AND SKY:

Triumph, Tragedy and History’s Greatest

Arctic Rescue. By Buddy Levy. The riveting

tale of the men who first flew the most

advanced technological airships of their time

to the top of the world, risking–and

giving–their lives for science, country, and

polar immortality. 16 pages of photos.

368 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9300945 JULIA MORGAN:

Architect of Beauty. By Mark Anthony

Wilson, photos by M. Lee et al. Tells

the remarkable story of this

architectural pioneer, and features text,

drawings, and photographs of the

many buildings that still exist.

213 pages. Gibbs Smith. 8½x9½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9299939 CAT PAWZZLES: Purrfect Brain

Teasers for Feline Fans! Ed. by Tim Baker.

Test your feline knowledge while having fun,

admiring the cutest cats around. In this unique

puzzle collection, you’ll find word searches,

crosswords, jumbles, quizzes, mazes, and

more! Solutions provided. Fully illus., in color.

97 pages. Topix Media Lab. 8x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9305025 THE LOST TOMB OF VIRACOCHA:

Unlocking the Secrets of the Peruvian

Pyramids. By Maurice Cotterell. Entombed

within the long-lost pyramids of Peru are the

treasures encoded with secrets of a solar science.

The author shows how this science holds the key

to reincarnation and human spiritual realization,

with answers to the spiritual mysteries of life and

death. Well illus. some in color. 214 pages. Bear &

Company. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $4.95

*9301747 THE ENGLISH BOWMAN IN THE HUNDRED

YEARS WAR: The Secret Weapon of the Middle Ages. By

M.J. Trow. Reveals the brutal lives, battles, and legacy of

England’s feared longbowmen during the Hundred Years War.

Photos. 226 pages. Pen & Sword. Pub. at $39.95 $31.95

*9289011 E IS FOR EDWARD:

A Centennial Celebration of the

Mischievous Mind of Edward

Gorey. By Gregory Hischak.

Celebrates Edward Gorey as author,

illustrator, humorist, playwright,

printmaker, fabric artist, and stage

designer, showcasing the vast array

of material he created between 1953

and his death in 2000. Fully illus., some in color. 369 pages.

Black Dog & Leventhal. 11¼x11¼. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

*9287760 LINCOLN: The Life and

Legacy that Defined a Nation in 100

Objects. By C. Shutt & I.P. Hunt.

Meticulously researched volume,

featuring 100 historically significant

artifacts, weaves together expert

commentary, poignant anecdotes, and

beautiful photographs to bring to life

rare, personal items and the most iconic

documents from Lincoln’s life and presidency. 275 pages.

Rizzoli. 10¼x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9287485 STATE OF WAR: A History of

World War II in Florida. By Anthony D.

Atwood. The first volume to share the entire

history of Florida’s involvement in World

War II, exploring how the war transformed

the state into a major hub for military

industry and an important training base for

ground, naval, and air forces. Illus.

217 pages. UPFl. Paperbound. $23.95

*9291687 THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR:

Crusade, Myth and Hollywood. By Patrick

Masters. The story of the Knights Templar

spans into the 21st Century as villainous

knights, guardians of a great secret, and the

inspiration behind the Jedi Knights of Star

Wars. Discover their 900-year story, from the

Crusades to the fantastical myths and their

legacy in popular culture. Color photos.

257 pages. History Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

*9291652 FLIPPING CAPO: How the

FBI Dismantled the Real Sopranos. By

Seamus McElearney with B. Finkelstein.

McElearney’s early days on an FBI organized

crime squad were full of grunt work; for

months, he was mired in administrative tasks,

including the transcription of secret

recordings of the DeCavalcante and Bonanno

crime families. Eighteen months later,

McElearney assisted in his squad’s arrest of 39 Mafia suspects.

Photos. 339 pages. Chicago Review. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

9301135 THE SECRET HISTORY OF

BIGFOOT: Field Notes on a North

American Monster. By John O’Connor. With

sharp wit and an adventurous spirit, this

heartfelt exploration of a cornerstone of

American folklore unpacks why we believe in

the things that we do, what that says about us,

and how it shapes our world. 289 pages.

Sourcebooks. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

*9301410 VAGABOND: A Memoir. By

Tim Curry. Curry takes readers behind the

scenes of his rise to fame from his early

beginnings as a military brat to his formative

years in boarding school and university, to

the moment when he hit the stage for the first

time. This is a true celebration of his life’s

work and a testament to his profound impact

on the entertainment industry. 281 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293736 THE GENIUS BAT: The Secret

Life of the Only Flying Mammal. By Yossi

Yovel. With nearly 1500 species, bats account

for more than twenty percent of mammalian

species. The author brings to vivid life these

amazing creatures as well as the obsessive and

sometimes eccentric people who study them:

bat scientists. 309 pages. St. Martin’s.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289119 SOFTLY, AS I LEAVE YOU:

Life After Elvis. By Priscilla Beaulieu

Presley with M.J. Ross. A passionate,

compassionate, and inspiring story of finding

your place in the world, this memoir is a

sweet Southern melody that will take the

reader with Priscilla on her long road home.

16 pages of color photos. 321 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*929404X GERTRUDE STEIN: An

Afterlife. By Francesca Wade. This study

draws on never-before-seen interviews,

providing a richly researched, sweeping

examination of one of the most influential

and mythologized literary figures of the 20th

Century and her partner’s emergence from

the shadows after her death, in the

decades-long fight to ensure her legacy.

Photos. 471 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9290923 WITHOUT PRECEDENT: How

Chief Justice Roberts and His Accomplices

Rewrote the Constitution and Dismantled

Our Rights. By Lisa Graves. Not only exposes

Roberts as the reactionary politician in robes he

has always been, but delivers a vigorous plan of

judicial reform designed to overcome the divisive,

discriminatory, destructive, and anti-democratic

machinations of the ever-corrupt Roberts court.

358 pages. Bold Type. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9305165 ANTISEMITISM, AN

AMERICAN TRADITION. By Pamela S.

Nadell. At a time when prejudice,

discrimination, and hate against Jews flares

across the country, this work argues that we

must understand the past, revealing how

antisemitism–and resistance to that

hatred–endures, representing not a rupture

from America’s history, but a centuries-old

legacy. Photos. 332 pages. Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9293744 THE IN DEATH COOKBOOK:

To-Die-For Recipes from the World of

J.D. Robb. By Theresa Carle-Sanders.

Discover seventy-four to-die-for recipes

inspired by the world of J.D. Robb’s

best-selling series. Recipes include Charles

Monroe’s Omelet, Overnight Waffles,

Galahad’s Tuna Tataki, Soy Burgers, Linguini

with Clam Sauce, and Dublin Fish & Chips.

Well-illus. in color. 209 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9290753 IN DEFENSE OF CHRISTIAN PATRIOTISM. By

Daniel Darling. Explains that God gave the people a country, and with

it, a duty to love it. 267 pages. Broadside. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293779 WAR WITHOUT MERCY:

Liberty or Death in the American

Revolution. By M.E. Lender & J.K. Martin.

Drawing on vivid contemporary accounts,

this is a fascinating exploration of how and

why the Revolutionary War descended into

a brutal existential struggle. Photos, some

in color. 288 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9301356 LAB DOG: A Beagle and His

Human Investigate the Surprising World

of Animal Research. By Melanie D.G.

Kaplan. Kaplan investigates the breeding and

use of beagles for biomedical research, drug

and product testing, and education.

343 pages. Seal. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9304770 THE OWL: A Biography. By

Stephen Moss. Weaving together his insights

as a naturalist along with international folklore

and history, Moss takes us on a journey to

discover the secret lives owls lead between

twilight and dawn, from the moment they first

hatch to their nightly hunts and how they raise

the next generation. Includes decorative

endpapers and ribbon bookmark. Illus., most

in color. 200 pages. Square Peg. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

*9301895 THE MAYA MYTHS: A Guide

to the Gods, Heroes and Ancestors. By

Mallory E. Matsumoto. The perfect

introduction to the gods, heroes, and

ancestors of the great Maya civilization. Well

illus. in color. 224 pages. Thames & Hudson.

Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*9293493 GIVE ME A FAST SHIP: The Heroic Actions of

Ernest Evans and the Crew of USS Johnston. By Thomas J.

Cutler. Offers an in-depth and inspiring look at the truly heroic

story of Ernest Evans and the crew of USS Johnston during the

Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944. Photos. 254 pages. Naval

Institute. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9290095 MOVE FOR LIFE: A Practical

Guide to Building Everyday Strength,

Balance, and Confidence for Thriving

After 65. By Damien A. Joyner. Certified

personal trainer Joyner not only explodes the

myth that growing older means growing

weaker–he offers expert guidance and safe,

simple, effective exercises to empower you to

regain and maintain your strength and

autonomy. Illus. in color. 190 pages. North Atlantic.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $19.95

*9302697 WILD GUIDE WEST OF

IRELAND: Great Adventures, Secret

Places and the Good Life. By C.

Frith-Macdonald & D. Start. The ultimate

adventure guide to exploring Ireland’s rugged

west coast, this new pictorial reveals the

region’s 1,000 wildest and most enchanting

places. Fully illus. in color. 336 pages. Wild

Things. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9291741 WILDERNESS MOTHER: A

Memoir of 13 Years Off the Grid. By

Deanna Barnhardt Kawatski. A revised and

updated 30th anniversary edition of the

wilderness classic of raising a young family in

the remote wilds of northern Canada.

241 pages. Ronsdale. Paperbound. Pub.

at $24.95 $19.95

*9302646 SONIC SEWER, VOL. 1: A Vinyl

Obsessive’s Guided Tour Through Music

History. Ed. by Robin Bougie. A handmade mix

of gonzo writing, illustration, and comics about

the most bizarre, groovy, genre-defying, and

thought-provoking music in modern recording

history, this work joyously and shamelessly

celebrates the coolest aspects of the vinyl format

and the various types of music recorded onto it.

191 pages. FAB Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

9305149 WOODY GUTHRIE L.A.

1937 TO 1941. By D. Holter & W.

Deverell. The product of many years’

research and close cooperation with

members of Woody Guthrie’s family

and estate. Lyrics Guthrie wrote about

Los Angeles, many of which he never

set to music, are published in this

remarkable volume for the first time.

Illus. 207 pages. Angel City. 9¼x9¼. Pub. at $40.00 $15.95

9295895 TOOLS: The Ultimate Guide. By

Jeff Waldman. This expansive guide catalogs

more than 500 tools for measuring, cutting,

fastening, and shaping–from hammers and

saws to wrenches, welders, and drawknives.

You’ll learn how to care for each tool so it can

last a lifetime, as well as tidbits and histories

of each object along the way. Illus. in color.

280 pages. Chronicle. Pub. at $24.95 $11.95

9302247 THE FORTUNE-TELLER’S

DECK. By Jane Lyle. Based on ancient

Romany divination cards, offering an

entertaining way to answer all your

questions on love, career, happiness,

travel, family, and home–in the past,

present, and future. Includes 52 playing

cards plus a joker and a 144-page

guidebook. Boxed. Well illus. Welbeck.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $11.95

9300309 BLACK TUNNEL WHITE

MAGIC: A Murder, a Detective’s

Obsession, and ‘90s Los Angeles at the

Brink. By R. Jackson & M. McGough.

Novel. Detective Rick Jackson, a decorated

LAPD detective and a key inspiration in the

development of Harry Bosch, delivers a

shocking and immersive look into the one

case he could never let go. Photos.

512 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9303758 RADICAL LONGEVITY: The

Powerful Plan to Sharpen Your Brain,

Strengthen Your Body, and Reverse the

Symptoms of Aging. By Ann Louise

Gittleman. By utilizing epigenetics to slow

and reverse many of the most worrisome

aging conditions, you can preserve your

“youth span” and enhance your immunity,

heart, brain, muscles, joints, skin, and

hair–and even revitalize your sex drive. 324 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296999 TAKE CHARGE OF BIPOLAR

DISORDER: A 4-Step Plan for You and

Your Loved Ones to Manage the Illness

and Create Lasting Stability. By J.A. Fast

& J. Preston. Readers will learn how to

understand the behaviors caused by bipolar

disorder, work with doctors to find the right

medications, develop a bipolar-friendly diet

and exercise program, as well as recognize

the triggers and signs of major bipolar disorder symptoms to stop

mood swings before they go too far. 290 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

*9301348 IF ANYONE BUILDS IT,

EVERYONE DIES: Why Superhuman AI

Would Kill Us All. By E. Yudkowsky & N.

Soares. The scramble to create superhuman AI

has put us on the path to extinction, but it’s not

too late to change course, as two of the field’s

earliest researchers explain in this clarion call

for humanity. 259 pages. Little, Brown.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9287167 A BEWITCHING PLACE: The

Story of the Mark Twain House in

Hartford. By Steve Courtney. Explore the

official guide to The Mark Twain House &

Museum, an institution dedicated to

preserving the author’s home, literary

legacy, and life story. Built in the American

Gothic tradition, the richly appointed house

features the decorative work of Louis

Comfort Tiffany and contains many souvenirs of family trips to

Europe. Well illus., most in color. 168 pages. Globe Pequot.

8¼x11¼. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9289739 AMAZING GLAZE:

Food-Safe Recipes–Innovative,

Lab-Tested Techniques and Recipes. By

G. Kline & B. Collins. Take your ceramics to

the next level with an essential guide for

potters who want to create beautiful,

functional pieces designed for everyday use.

Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. Quarry. Pub.

at $30.00 $22.95

*9291520 SPIES, LIES, AND

CYBERCRIME: Cybersecurity Tactics to

Outsmart Hackers and Disarm

Scammers. By Eric O’Neill. Exposes how

nefarious cybercriminals relentlessly attempt

to access your data and wallet, and arms you

with proven tactics for spotting and

neutralizing cyberthreats to protect yourself,

your family, and your business. 290 pages.

Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9288260 TWELVE CHURCHES: An

Unlikely History of the Buildings That

Made Christianity. By Fergus

Butler-Gallie. A sweeping history of

Christianity that visits a dozen places of

worship on every inhabited continent to tell

their often wild stories and examine their

sometimes difficult legacies. 394 pages.

Avid Reader. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*928964X TRIUMPH: The Story of the

Legendary Motorcycle. By Mike Armitage.

An iconic piece of design and style–and a gold

standard in motorcycle engineering–the

Triumph has roved through the 20th Century,

making its mark in hearts and minds. 16 pages

of photos. 288 pages. Michael O’Mara.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9293833 FAERIES: A History in Art,

Verse, and Lore. By Nikki Van De Car.

Discover the history and mythology of

faeries–across time and cultures–as well

as their significance in art, poetry, and

more, in this lushly illustrated volume,

featuring more than 100 reproductions of

artistic masterpieces. 278 pages. Running

Press. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9297715 LIFE, LAW & LIBERTY: A

Memoir. By Anthony M. Kennedy. Kennedy was

the ideological center of a closely divided U.S.

Supreme Court for thirty years. Often writing

landmark opinions in pivotal cases, he affirmed

and redefined liberty for our nation–protecting

political speech, upholding a woman’s right to

choose, abolishing the death penalty for minors,

and legalizing gay marriage. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 335 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9287159 PATTON VERSUS THE

PANZERS: The Battle of Arracourt,

September 1944. By Steven Zaloga.

Explores The Battle of Arracourt in

unprecedented detail and explains how and

why American tanks and tank commanders

defeated the vaunted German panzer force.

Fully illus. 270 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9293914 TAYLOR’S VERSION: The

Poetic and Musical Genius of Taylor

Swift. By Stephanie Burt. Offers an insightful

and heartfelt critical appreciation of Taylor

Swift, her body of work, and the community

that her art has fostered. 341 pages. Basic.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*928933X THE JORDANAIRES: The Story

of the World’s Greatest Backup Vocal

Group. By As told by Gordon Stoker with M.

Kosser et al. The greatest backup group in the

history of recorded music undoubtedly was the

Jordanaires, a gospel group of mostly Tennessee

boys, formed in the 1940s, that set the standard

for studio vocal groups in the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s,

and beyond. This text traces their 65-year-long

career. Illus., some in color. 231 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9305424 107 DAYS. By Kamala Harris.

For the first time, and with surprising and

revealing insights, Harris tells the story of

one of the wildest and most consequential

presidential campaigns in American history.

16 pages of color photos. 304 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*929385X LAST RITES. By Ozzy

Osbourne. Unflinching, brutally honest,

and surprisingly life-affirming, this work

demonstrates once again why Ozzy has

transcended his status as The Godfather of

Metal and The Prince of Darkness to

become a modern-day folk hero and

national treasure. 347 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9301216 GOD, THE SCIENCE, THE

EVIDENCE: The Dawn of a Revolution.

By M. Bollore & O. Bonnassies. Explores

one of the most prominent questions we

face: that of the existence or non-existence

of a creator God. Illus., many in color.

579 pages. Palomar. Paperbound.

Pub. at $28.00 $22.95

*9289593 IN THE CIRCLE OF ANCIENT

TREES: Our Oldest Trees and the

Stories They Tell. By Thomas W. Swetnam

et al, illus. by B. Cyan. Uncovers the stories

of 10 species of ancient trees, their unique

environments and climates, and what they

have to tell us about the history of our world.

Well illus. 224 pages. Greystone.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9290303 TEXTILES OF CHINA AND

CENTRAL ASIA: The Silk Road Textile

Collection. By Mariachiara Gasparini et al.

Stunning exploration of the opulent world of

Chinese and Central Asian historical textiles

drawing from one of the world’s major

collections. It features objects never before

published and of a caliber customarily only

seen in museums, along with engaging essays

that highlight the significant aspects of the collection. Well illus. in

color. 351 pages. Prestel. 10½x13½. Pub. at $90.00 $74.95

*9301291 THE COMPLETE JOHNNY

CASH: Lyrics From a Lifetime of

Songwriting. By Mark Stielper. The

official, comprehensive archive of Johnny

Cash’s writing, with 526 lyrics spanning

his 55 years of genre-defining writing,

providing a journey through the mind and

soul of one of America’s greatest

storytellers. Photos. 709 pages.

Voracious. Pub. at $60.00 $44.95

*928902X IN LIGHT AND SHADOW:

A Photographic History from

Indigenous America. By B. Adams & S.

Stacke. A landmark photography

collection featuring work exclusively by

Indigenous Americans, shedding new

light on the understanding of Indigenous

America. Fully illus., many in color.

294 pages. Black Dog & Leventhal.

8¼x10¼. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289054 LONELY PLANET EPIC

TRAIN TRIPS OF THE WORLD. Ed. by

C. Wilkinson & B. Blair. Offers an

unforgettable window into railway travel

with page after page of inspiring green

getaways to feed your wanderlust. Fully

illus. in color. 319 pages. Lonely Planet.

8¼x10½. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289151 DEFIANT: Inside the Mar-a-Lago Raid and the

Left’s Ongoing Lawfare. By Christina Bobb. A first-hand expose of

the coordinated legal and political attacks against Donald Trump and

his allies. 300 pages. Skyhorse. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

9292489 THE PROCESS OF ANIMAL

DOMESTICATION. By Marcelo R.

Sanchez-Villagra. The evolutionary history of

domesticated animals has been significantly

influenced by the numerous, complex, and

diverse interactions with humans. Explore the

rich biology behind the initial stages of

domestication, and how the creation of

breeds reflects the cultural and societal

transformations that have impacted the biosphere. Well illus.,

some in color. 324 pages. Princeton. Paperbound. $14.95

9291156 THE OLDEST CURE IN THE

WORLD: Adventures in the Art and

Science of Fasting. By Steve Hendricks.

Delves into the history, science, and practice

of fasting, an ancient cure enjoying a

dynamic resurgence. A playful, insightful,

and persuasive exploration of our bodies and

when we should, and should not, feed them.

438 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $30.00 $8.95

*9305378 THE THIRD WAY: The Nazi

International, European Union, and Corporate

Fascism. By Joseph P. Farrell. Farrell continues his

examination of the postwar Nazi International, an

“extra-territorial state” without borders or

capitals–a network of terrorists, drug runners, and

people in the very heights of financial powers

willing to commit financial skullduggery in

amounts of trillions of dollars. Photos. 355 pages.

Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9302700 THE WORLD’S SIXTEEN

CRUCIFIED SAVIORS: Christianity Before

Christ. By Kersey Graves. Did Christianity exist

before the Time of Christ? This is a reprint of

Graves’ classic and rare 1975 guide on

Christianity. A seminal work in revealing the

hidden history of religion in general and

Christianity in particular, Graves outlines

hundreds of correspondences between the lives

and teachings. 436 pages. Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*930262X THE RIALTO IN RICHMOND

RECONSTRUCTED. By Joseph P. Farrell. Looks

at the money war between the Union government

and the Confederacy. A rialto is a market or place

of exchange, and in this study, Farrell examines

the Confederate and Union monetary systems,

the aftermath of the war, and more. Photos.

323 pages. Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

9299041 STAR WARS CHARACTER

ENCYCLOPEDIA. By Simon Beecroft et

al. Meet more than 200 Star Wars

characters. The definitive guide to the

heroes, villains, aliens, and droids from

the Star Wars galaxy features detailed

character profiles, little-known facts, and

amazing movie images. 223 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. Pub. at $16.99 $6.95

*9287531 HISTORY MATTERS. By David McCullough. In

this collection of thought-provoking essays and speeches, many

published for the first time, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian

David McCullough reminds readers of the value of history, how

we can be guided by its lessons, and the enduring legacy of

American ideals. 169 pages. S&S. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

*9297669 CROCHETED SQUARES:

Celebration and Nature-Inspired Blocks

for Garlands and Greetings Cards, Plus

Stunning Projects. By Kate Eastwood. Create

a stunning collection of 25 celebration and

nature-inspired crocheted picture squares,

along with 10 projects, including a Bobbly

Grab Bag, Chunky Bobbly Pillows, Checkered

Placemats, and Coasters. Fully illus. in color.

128 pages. CICO. 8¼x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9288147 CROCHETED CATS:

Fabulous Feline Patterns for Pillows,

Accessories, Home Decor, and More. By

Barbara Donovan. In this stunning collection of

35 patterns, the author shows you how to make

cute cat projects that are so realistic you’ll

think they’re about to meow and purr. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. CICO. 8¼x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9305238 SPECTRUM OF DESIRE:

Love, Sex, and Gender in the Middle

Ages. Ed. by M. Holcomb & N. Thebaut.

Reframing medieval art through the lens

of queer theory, this pioneering volume

sharpens our understanding of

conceptions of gender, the body, and

eroticism across three centuries. Fully

illus. in color. 143 pages. MMA. 9x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9301232 CROCHET SHAPES: 15

Projects, 6 Motifs, Endless Crochet

Combinations! By Katie Jones. Learn how

to crochet simple shape motifs that you

can mix and match to create 15 amazing

crochet projects, including garments,

homewares, and accessories. Fully illus.

in color. 176 pages. Quadrille.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9299882 THE TUNISIAN CROCHET

SWEATER COLLECTION: Great Styles

for Every Shape. By Dora Ohrenstein.

More than just a collection of stunning

sweater patterns, this is a comprehensive

guide to mastering Tunisian crochet and

creating beautifully wearable garments.

Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9290885 SPIRITUAL TATTOO

SYMBOLS: A Directory of Over 500

Sacred Symbols and Their Meanings.

By A. Davies & O. Munden. A compendium

of symbols with sacred meanings, perfect

for anyone looking to find a meaningful

tattoo design, professional tattoo artists, or

anyone interested in folklore and religion.

Fully illus., some in color. 224 pages.

Greenfinch. 7x9¼. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9287450 MOTION PICTURE PARADISE:

A History of Florida’s Film and Television

Industry. By David Morton. Highlights Florida’s

essential, often overlooked role in shaping

American film and television. In the early years of

the American film industry, Florida was a favored

location for pioneering movie makers, and

Morton chronicles the state’s significance to

producers throughout the next 125 years. Illus.

333 pages. UPFl. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9305548 GUN TRADER’S GUIDE,

FORTY-SEVENTH EDITION. Ed. by Robert A.

Sadowski. A comprehensive reference for

collectible gun values, which includes extensive

listings for handguns, shotguns, and rifles from

some of the most popular manufacturers,

including Beretta, Colt, Remington, Savage,

Smith & Wesson, Winchester, and many more.

A definitive source for making informed firearms

purchases and sales. Fully illus. 607 pages. Skyhorse. 8x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9301313 THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO

BULBS: Grow a Bounty of Beautiful Bulbs

in Gardens and Containers. By Jenny Rose

Carey. Everything you need to know about

how to choose, plant, and care for your

bulbs–and find joy in the process. An

absolute must-read for any gardener who

wants to level up their gardening skills, this is

a comprehensive, inviting resource that is

destined to become a gardening classic. Fully illus. in color.

346 pages. Timber. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

– 14 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9292195 CREATING A MODERN

HOMESTEAD: Traditional Skills for Real,

Everyday Life. By Victoria Pruett. As our

modern lives demand more from us, many

people long for a slower pace of life. While

moving to the country may not be an option, it

is still possible to embrace traditional skills,

regardless of where you live. Learn the lost art

of from-scratch cooking, build a robust food

supply, raise backyard chickens, and more. Well illus. in color.

288 pages. Lyons. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $21.95

*9305521 GREYHOUND: The Remarkable

Story of the Legendary Racehorse Who

Inspired a Nation. By Cheryl L. Eriksen. An ugly,

awkward underdog in his early years, Greyhound

blossomed into a champion under the care of a

millionaire entrepreneur owner, the guidance of a

veteran trainer-driver, and the love of a young

caretaker. Greyhound developed into the fastest

trotter in history and retired with sixteen of 25

world records still unbroken. Illus. 307 pages. Four-in-Hand.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9292241 HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN

ANY MARKET. By Jim Cramer. Cramer shows

you how to get rich by understanding the market

and investing in the right growth and income

stocks–ones that he can help you identify.

Overcome your fear about investing, and be

able to make bigger money with what you have,

no matter how small–in any market. 298 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9288198 INVEST LIKE A

BILLIONAIRE: Unlocking the Wealth

Secrets of the Ultra-Rich. By Bob & Ben

Fraser. Discover the secret investment

strategies of billionaires and learn how to

build lasting wealth through private

alternatives previously out of reach for most

investors. 303 pages. Maxwell Leadership.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289348 THE KENNEDYS AT CAPE COD,

1944: The Summer That Changed

Everything. By Leigh Straw. The Kennedys

considered their home in Hyannis Port, Cape Cod,

“The big white house,” to be a haven from their

busy lives. Yet in the summer of 1944, against the

backdrop of WWII, the events that unfolded for

them there changed the family forever. Photos.

238 pages. Bloomsbury. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

9290486 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 4: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge Your

Day. By Daisy Seal. These puzzles are organized by

theme, with a wide range of delectable word search

mysteries, from the natural world to the home, the

universe to transport, chiefs, kings and presidents.

There’s something for everyone, and it’s bound to

keep you busy. Solutions included. 256 pages.

Flame Tree. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9301496 SWEATER SUCCESS: From

Cast-On to Closet, Learn to Fearlessly

Knit Pullovers & Cardigans. By Chantal

Miyagishima. This ultimate knitting guide is

designed to take you from casting on to

completing your very own handmade

wardrobe. The author shares her expert advice

and practical guidance so you can create

beautiful, perfectly fitted sweaters with

ease–even if you’re new to sweater knitting. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Quarry. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*928947X HAPPY NORDIC KNITS: Modern

Stranded-Colorwork Designs from the Heart of Scandinavia.

By Une Cecilie Oksvold. This collection of 23 original designs features

colorful sweaters, accessories, and zero-waste projects designed to

keep you warm and stylish in any outdoor setting. Fully illus. in color.

192 pages. Quarry. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*929760X LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN:

Philosophy in the Age of Airplanes. By

Anthony Gottlieb. According to

Wittgenstein, philosophy is a “battle against

the bewitchment of our intelligence by

means of language.” This audacious idea

changed the way many of its practitioners

saw their subject. Gottlieb evaluates this

revolutionary idea, explaining the evolution

of Wittgenstein’s thought and his place in the history of

philosophy. 209 pages. Yale. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9297723 NOW DEPARTING: A

Small-Town Mortician on Death, Life, and

the Moments in Between. By Victor M.

Sweeney. This unique and thoughtful volume

explores the science and craft of being a

mortician alongside reflective observations

that accompany true stories from the lives and

deaths that Sweeney has come to know

through his work in a small Minnesota town.

272 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9287949 MOSAIC SECRETS:

Project-Based Tips and Techniques for

All Abilities. By Becky Paton. Learn the

secrets to creating great mosaics with 17

exciting projects suitable for makers of all

levels. 176 pages. Herbert. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9288007 CAROLE KING: She Made

the Earth Move. By Jane Eisner. Eisner

traces the professional accomplishments

and personal challenges of pop icon Carole

King, exploring her unique contribution to

American music. 263 pages. Yale.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9293752 JUNGLE COMMANDOS: The

Battle for Arakan, Burma 1945. By Lucy

Betteridge-Dyson. Drawing on unpublished

first-hand accounts, this is a gripping history

of the experiences of the Commandos and

their unsung allies in one of the bloodiest

battles of the Burma Campaign. Photos,

some in color. 320 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9294082 IT GIRL: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin. By

Marisa Meltzer. The first comprehensive biography of Jane

Birkin–actress, singer, and legendary style icon–and her profound

cultural impact. 211 pages. Atria. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289135 WHY RATS LAUGH &

JELLYFISH SLEEP: And Other

Enchanting Stories of Evolution. By David

Stipp. For fans of accessible and fun popular

science comes an exploration of evolution’s

quirkiest puzzles and most enduring

mysteries. Photos. 318 pages. Timber.

Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9287795 THE MAKING OF

WINNIE-THE-POOH: Pooh, Piglet,

Eeyore, and Other Beloved

Characters. By James Campbell.

Published to celebrate the centenary of the

first publication of the Winnie-the-Pooh

stories, this beautiful volume celebrates

these ever-fresh, much-loved characters

and the visionary writer and talented

illustrator who created them. Well illus., some in color.

176 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x11¼. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9298134 ANCIENT WISDOM FOR

POLARIZED TIMES: Why Humanity

Needs Herodotus, the Man Who

Invented History. By Emily Katz Anhalt.

Inviting us to take responsibility for our own

choices and their consequences,

Herodotus exposes autocratic leadership

and abuses of power as self-defeating,

guiding readers in assembling and

assessing information, distinguishing fact from fiction, and

making compassionate moral evaluations. 394 pages. Yale.

Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9293949 GERMAN HOME KITCHEN:

Traditional Recipes That Capture the

Flavors of Germany. By Sophie Sadler.

Sadler shares over 65 savory and sweet

recipes inspired by the foods of her

childhood in Germany. Ideas include

Croissant-Style Cinnamon Rolls, White

Asparagus Cream Soup, Potato Dumplings,

German Meatballs, and Potato Pancakes.

Fully illus. in color. 175 pages. Rock Point. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9301739 ABANDONED SOUTH CAROLINA: Bygone

Places of Columbia. By Adam Stanley. Explores seventeen

neglected historic sites, revealing the city’s forgotten past and

haunting architectural beauty. Fully illus. in color. 122 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9305602 THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF

FAME: The Outrageous, Definitive &

Untold History. By Craig J. Inciardi. Inciardi

was a rising star at Sotheby’s, wheeling and

dealing in rock memorabilia, when he got the

call to help launch the Rock & Roll Hall of

Fame Museum. The catch? There was no

museum. With a green light, Inciardi hit the

road and became the Indiana Jones of rock

history, tracking down legends for their sacred stuff. 16 pages of

photos. 294 pages. Diversion. Pub. at $30.99 $21.95

*9290877 RETIREMENT BITES: A Gen X

Guide to Securing Your Financial Future.

By K. Hannon & J. Herron. From two personal

finance experts comes a hopeful, fun roadmap

to plan for your retirement, tailored to the

specific financial circumstances of Gen X.

276 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9290761 MAKE 100 BAGS. By Stuart Hillard. Teaches crafters

of all abilities how to make 20 new projects in five distinct styles:

Simple Fabric, English Paper Piecing, String Pieced, Boro, and Improv

piecing. Pavilion. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9305580 MURDER ON THE

MISSISSIPPI: The Shocking Crimes That

Shaped Abraham Lincoln. By Saladin

Ambar. Murder, mob rule, and the making of

Abraham Lincoln–the story of three racially

motivated murders in Mississippi River

towns from 1835 to 1838 that inspired the

speech that put Lincoln on the national

map–the Lyceum Address. Illus. 204 pages.

Diversion. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9302417 THE ZORG: A Tale of Greed and Murder That

Inspired the Abolition of Slavery. By Siddharth Kara. Tells the

story of how a notorious slave ship incident led to the abolition of

slavery in the U.K. and sparked the U.S. abolitionist movement.

Color photos. 288 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9301453 LEARN AMERICAN SIGN

LANGUAGE, SECOND EDITION:

Everything You Need to Start Signing.

By James W. Guido. ASL is a vibrant,

easy-to-learn language that is used by

approximately half a million people each

day. With this updated edition, you can

learn how to communicate existing, new,

and updated signs in ASL. Fully illus. in

color. 256 pages. Wellfleet. Spiralbound. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289615 SAAB CARS 1949-2011: A

Pictorial History. By Julian Parish. During

the 60 years of its existence, Saab became

renowned for the aerodynamic design,

technical innovation, and sturdy construction

of its cars, which famously appealed to

individualists and creative thinkers. This

handy full-colour guide covers the complete

history of Saab’s cars. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Veloce. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9297707 THE LANGUAGE-LOVER’S

LEXIPEDIA: An A-Z of Linguistic

Curiosities. By Joshua Blackburn. Want to

understand why pendants are pendantic? Tour

of the world of words, from the origin of

Abracadabra to Zyzzyva and the end of the

dictionary. Explore the far-flung corners of

language to discover the history of nonsense,

the Index of Forbidden Books, and why some

words sound pointy. It’s catnip for curious minds! Illus.

237 pages. Avid Reader. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9293981 THE COMPLETE FOLK

HERBAL: An Illustrated Guide to

Natural Remedies and Everyday

Healing. By Rebecca Beyer. A definitive,

beautifully illustrated guide to the folklore,

history, and everyday utility of nearly 100

plants, trees, and shrubs. 383 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9298150 BOOKSTORES OF THE

WORLD. By J. Mollier & P. Sorel.

Illustrated with superb photographs of

storefronts and interiors, packed shelves

and carefully curated displays, this volume

will inspire every bibliophile to chart new

itineraries. 303 pages. Abbeville.

9¾x12½. Pub. at $89.95 $72.95

– 15 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289550 CAT: On the Road to Find Out.

By Yusef/Cat Stevens. Unveils the untold

chapters of Stevens’s remarkable journey,

illustrated with dozens of drawings in his own

hand, self-penned with raw honesty and poetic

insight. He reflects on the challenges,

controversies, and triumphs that have defined

his life. 24 pages of photos. 554 pages.

Genesis Publications. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287787 LUCKY LOSER: How Donald

Trump Squandered His Father’s Fortune and

Created the Illusion of Success. By R. Buettner

& S. Craig. Examination spanning nearly a century,

filled with scoops from Trump Tower, Mar-a-Lago,

Atlantic City, and the set of The Apprentice. A

definitive account of Trump and his money–what

he had, what he lost, and what he has left–and the

myth of Trump, the self-made billionaire, exposed.

Photos. 519 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.00 $17.95

*9301690 THE TASSAJARA BREAD

BOOK. By Edward Espe Brown. Beloved by

professional and at-home bakers for decades,

this indispensable bread-making guide is the

perfect book for new bakers building their

skills or for those looking to expand their

repertoire. Photos. 191 pages. Shambhala.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*9293809 ARISE, ENGLAND: Six Kings

and the Making of the English State. By C.

Burt & R. Partington. Uses the six Plantagenet

kings who ruled during 1199-1399 to explore

England’s emergent statehood. Color photos.

692 pages. Faber & Faber. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.95 $17.95

*9290931 YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

CROCHET BY THE END OF THIS BOOK:

Step-by-Step Techniques and 15 Easy

Projects for Beginners. By Zoe Bateman.

This simple guide will inspire beginning

crafters to pick up a crochet hook and learn to

create beautiful accessories, homewares, and

gifts. Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. ILEX.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*9301569 DINOSAURS: A Prehistoric

History. By Rhys Charles, illus. by S. Storm.

This delightful prehistoric dictionary defines

more than 100 words and phrases alongside

informative entries, phonetic spellings to

help pronounce the names of these

creatures, and detailed anatomical

illustrations. 192 pages. Smithsonian.

Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*9302530 IS EARTH REALLY SOLID?

The Evidence Re-Examined. By Oliver

Milatovic. Takes a critical look at whether our

Earth is actually a solid as claimed by most

geologists, or if it is partially hollow. The

author examines the creation of the Earth,

other planets, and our Moon. 477 pages.

Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.00 $17.95

*9304800 RINSED: From Cartels to

Crypto–How the Tech Industry Washes

Money for the World’s Deadliest Crooks. By

Geoff White. In our increasingly digital economy,

how does the global underworld wash dirty cash

in the Internet age? Learn how organized crooks

have joined forces with the world’s most

sophisticated cybercriminals to create a vast,

virtual money-laundering machine, too intelligent

for most authorities to crack. 280 pages. Penguin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9287647 BETTY CROCKER

RIGHT-SIZE RECIPES: Delicious Meals

for One or Two. Ed. by Anne Ficklen. Make

cooking for one (and maybe one more) easier

and more economical than ever with a

complete assortment of almost 200 perfect-fit

recipes. Includes One-Pot Creamy Chicken

Spaghetti, Vegetarian Tostadas, Seafood

Cakes with Sriracha Mayo, Fruity Pancake

Tacos, Salted Caramel-Pecan Cheesecake, and more. Well illus. in

color. 352 pages. HMH. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9291644 EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW

THIS: The Science of Eating for a Lifetime

of Health. By Frederica Amati. Are you

overwhelmed by conflicting nutritional advice?

Do you struggle with making healthier food

choices? This study uncovers the science

behind maintaining good health at every stage

of life. 308 pages. Penguin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*928818X HARRY POTTER

STICKERS. This enchanting title features

more than 500 unique stickers featuring art

from the Harry Potter film archives for you

to add to personalized cards, decorate your

notebooks, and brighten up any project

with a bit of magical DIY flair. Thunder Bay.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9292349 SLOW-COOKER CHRISTMAS

FAVORITES. Put dinner on the table in a jiffy with

Busy-Day Spinach Lasagna, No-Fuss Chicken

Dinner, or Corn & Sausage. It will be a Christmas

dinner to remember with Honey-Dijon Ham,

Old-Fashioned Scalloped Corn, and Grandma’s

Cranberry Sauce. Enjoy Cherry Chocolate

Heaven, Apples & Cinnamon Bread Pudding for

dessert. 16 pages of color photos. 220 pages.

Gooseberry Patch. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.95 $8.95

9298622 ABANDONED TENNESSEE TREASURES. By Jay

Farrell. Explores nostalgic, forgotten roadside gems through

photography, showcasing the state’s lost history and treasures.

96 pages. America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9301089 FASCINATING FACTS TO BLOW

YOUR CURIOUS MIND: Wild and Wacky

Things You Never Knew. By MJC Matthew.

Features unlikely and hilarious trivia on

everything from history and animals to the

ocean and space, as well as a special section

on little-known knowledge that one day might

save your life. Illus. 229 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9297693 INSTANT WALL ART:

Beautiful Botanical Prints. Featuring

forty-five stylized, vintage illustrations that

capture the intricate details and vibrant

colors of the world’s most stunning plants.

Say goodbye to blank walls and hello to the

nature-inspired look as each page

encourages you to frame your favorite

pieces and personalize your space. Adams

Media. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9297758 THE ULTIMATE NAIL ART

STICKER BOOK: 1,000+ Stickers for

Your Nail Art Moment! By Asa Bree

Sieracki. Featuring stars, smiley faces,

flowers, and more, create fun and trendy

nails that match your vibes! 8 pages. Adams

Media. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9293337 WONDER DRUG: The Secret

History of Thalidomide in America and

Its Hidden Victims. By Jennifer

Vanderbes. For more than five years in the

1950s, several American pharmaceutical

firms had distributed unmarked thalidomide

samples in shoddy clinical trials, reaching

tens of thousands of unwitting patients,

including hundreds of pregnant women,

which caused countless birth defects. 16 pages of photos, some

in color. 410 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9288929 SCOTLAND YARD: A History of the London

Police Force’s Most Infamous Murder Cases. By Simon

Read. Based on official case files, contemporary newspaper

reporting, trial transcripts, and first-hand accounts of the

detectives on the beat, this work tells the tales of some of

history’s most notorious murders–with cases that proved to be

landmarks in the field of criminal inquiry. Illus. 470 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $6.95

9296425 THE LAST ACTION HEROES: The

Triumphs, Flops, and Feuds of Hollywood’s

Kings of Carnage. By Nick de Semlyen. The

behind-the-scenes story of the action heroes

who ruled 1980s and ‘90s Hollywood and the

beloved films that made them stars from Die

Hard and First Blood to The Terminator and

beyond. Photos, most in color. 334 pages.

Crown. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9291474 HOSTAGE. By Eli Sharabi. A

survivor of 491 days in Hamas captivity

recounts the harrowing ordeal of his

abduction from Kibbutz Be’eri on October

7th, 2023, the loss of his wife and daughters,

and his unyielding resolve to survive.

195 pages. Harper. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

9298894 HOW TO SEW SUSTAINABLY:

Recyling, Reusing, and Remaking with

Fabric. By Wendy Ward. Includes instructions

for 20 customizable projects to help you start

sewing sustainably; instructions to refashion

garments, reuse your existing fabric

collection, and recycle scraps from old

projects. Learn to progress from basic sewing

techniques to more specific skills essential for

sustainable sewing. Well illus. in color. 160 pages. Ryland Peters &

Small. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

*9287884 THOMAS JEFFERSON AT

MONTICELLO: Architecture, Landscape,

Collections, Books, Food, Wine. Ed. by

L.G. Bowman & C. Moss. This visually

stunning volume explores Monticello, both

the house and the plantation, with texts that

present a current assessment of Jefferson’s

cultural contributions to his noteworthy home

and the fledgling nation. 150 color photos.

207 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x11¼. $16.95

*9298193 FIERCE DESIRES: A New

History of Sex and Sexuality in America. By

Rebecca L. Davis. The most comprehensive

account of America’s sexual past since Intimate

Matters, Davis’s magisterial work seeks to help

us understand the turmoil of the present. It

demonstrates how fiercely we have always

valued our desires, and how far we are willing to

go to defend them. Photos. 461 pages. Norton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9293574 SEW DRAWSTRING

BAGS: 14 Pretty Purses, Bags &

Pouches in a Cinch. Ed. by Lindsay Fair.

Learn how to make adorable drawstring

bags and pouches with this collection of

14 fun and easy projects. This guide

contains projects for all skill levels, so you

can start with simple, beginner-friendly

drawstring pouches and work your way up

to larger bags and purses. Fully illus. in color. 63 pages. Zakka

Workshop. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9287752 GHOSTS OF CROOK COUNTY:

An Oil Fortune, a Phantom Child, and the Fight

for Indigenous Land. By Russell Cobb. When oil

was discovered in Oklahoma, counterfeit tycoons

impersonated, defrauded, and murdered Native

property owners to snatch up hundreds of acres of

oil-rich land. Cobb exposes one such oilman’s

chicanery: Tulsa entrepreneur Charles Page’s

campaign for the land of a young Muscogee boy

who died years prior, if he ever lived at all. Illus. 286 pages. Beacon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9287698 AMERICA FIRST: Roosevelt vs.

Lindbergh in the Shadow of War. By H.W.

Brands. Hitler’s invasion of Poland in September

1939 launched a fraught period of

decision-making for the U.S. With Fascism

rampant abroad, should America take

responsibility for its defeat? For famous aviator

Charles Lindbergh, saying no to another world

war was the obvious answer. For FDR, the correct

path was to prepare the country for war. 444 pages. Vintage.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*9293523 PAINTING FANTASY WITH

GOUACHE: Tutorials, Tips, and Tricks

from Professional Painters. By Maddy

Bellwoar et al. With this step-by-step

guide, beginners can learn the

fundamentals of painting with gouache and

how to apply those skills to imaginative

fantasy scenes inspired by the timeless

beauty of nature. 221 pages. 3DTotal.

8¼x11¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305203 LIVES OF THE GREAT MAKERS. Ed. by R. Knott

& J. Robinson. A series of fascinating, well-illustrated

biographies that offer insights into the women and men whose

work in the applied arts represents the very pinnacle of their

craft. 383 pages. Thames & Hudson. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

– 16 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9304673 CASTLES OF SCOTLAND. By

Andrew Powell-Thomas. The story of

Scotland’s castles is intricately woven into

the country’s history. These formidable

structures have guarded the landscape since

medieval times, and many of these

structures are famous emblems of Scotland

today. These iconic structures draw visitors

from far and wide to explore a unique part of

Scotland’s heritage. Fully illus. in color. 94 pages. Amberley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9287493 VIGNETTES OF COLONIAL

VIRGINIA: Remarkable Stories from the

Founding of America. By Brent Tarter. How

did ordinary people experience life in the

colonial era, from the humdrum happenings of

the day-to-day to the extraordinary events still

familiar to millions? Tarter paints a vibrant

portrait of the Old Dominion in the era before

the Revolution, presenting a collection of

stories culled from the depths of his archival research.

210 pages. Rivanna. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9297596 THE HIDDEN SEASONS: A

Calendar of Nature’s Clues. By Tristan

Gooley. The sun, moon, stars, plants, fungi,

animals, water, and weather all tell us secrets

about the seasons–if we know how to read

their clues. Gooley reimagines the seasonal

calendar not as four distinct phases, but as a

series of changes that evolve moment by

moment, every day of the year. Illus.

374 pages. The Experiment. Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*9294120 NO COLLEGE, NO

PROBLEM: The Road to a Successful

Business Starts with Grit, Not a Degree.

By Phillip Lanier. Lanier shares his

unconventional journey, proving that grit,

strategy, and real-world learning can

outperform a college diploma–no student

loans required. 240 pages. Mission Driven.

Pub. at $26.00 $19.95

*9293868 REWINDING THE ‘80S:

Cinema Under the Influence of Music

Videos, Action Stars, and a Cold War. By

John Malahy. Take a trip back to your favorite

video rental store with this in-depth journey

through the highs and lows of ‘80s cinema:

Heathers, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure,

The Shining, Stand by Me, The Karate Kid, A

Nightmare on Elm Street, The Breakfast Club,

Pet Sematary, and many more. Fully illus., most in color. 207 pages.

Running Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9297588 ELVES AND FAIRIES: A Short

History of the Otherworld. By Matthias

Egeler. In this engaging cultural history, Egeler

explores these mythical creatures of Iceland,

Ireland, Scotland, and England, and their

continental European cousins. Egeler goes on

a journey through enchanted landscapes and

literary worlds. He describes both their friendly

and their dangerous, even deadly, sides. Illus.

236 pages. Yale. Pub. at $26.00 $19.95

*9304789 PEUGEOT 404. By Rhys Nolan.

The author, a Peugeot 404 expert and registrar,

covers the development of all Peugeot 404

models and variants, both in France and abroad,

and describes the numerous changes made to

the 404 models over the years. Includes helpful

advice for enthusiasts and owners. Fully illus. in

color. 94 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at

$25.99 $19.95

*930231X FUTURE BOY: Back to the

Future and My Journey Through the

Space-Time Continuum. By Michael J. Fox

with N. Fortenberry. A poignant, heartfelt, and

funny memoir about how, in 1985, Michael J.

Fox brought to life two iconic roles

simultaneously–Alex P. Keaton in Family Ties

and Marty McFly in Back to the Future. 32

pages of photos, many in color. 159 pages.

Flatiron. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

*9287922 MENAGERIE: Sticker Studio. This gallery of

high-quality sticker art and captivating quotes delves into a

world of breathtaking predators, elegant amblers, mischievous

scavengers, loyal friends, and so much more. Castle Point.

Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9301208 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS: 40th

Anniversary Edition. By Topps Company.

Features all 206 rare and hard-to-find images

from Series 1 through 5, as well as a set of

four all-new bonus stickers created

especially for the 40th anniversary,

guaranteed to appeal to die-hard collectors

as well as a new generation of fans.

223 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*928950X ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE:

Woman, Queen and Legend. By Lindy

Grant. This concise, accessible history sheds

new light on Queen Eleanor, cutting through

the hearsay and slander with a close reading of

primary sources. In it, Grant highlights the

family bonds that shaped Eleanor’s power and

identity and demonstrates that Eleanor’s story

is one of resilience. Illus, many in color.

224 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9287469 THE REAL IKE: Eisenhower

Fact and Fiction. By Martin Mack Teasley. The

former deputy director of the Eisenhower Library

and Museum dispels rumors, finds the truth

behind the myths, and answers the most

frequently asked questions about the thirty-fourth

president, offering a picture of Ike as he has never

been seen before. Illus. 276 pages. UPKs.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9301720 ABANDONED MANSIONS OF

THE NORTHEAST. By R. Tagliareni & C.

Mathews. A celebration and memorial to

beautiful, abandoned homes from the

Northeastern United States. Fully illus. in

color. 127 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

9303030 SAN FRANCISCO’S

MAGNIFICENT STREETCARS. By

Kenneth C. Springirth. Showcases San

Francisco’s historic cable cars, streetcars,

and trolley coaches through captivating

photography. 128 pages. America Through

Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.95 $7.95

*9289364 METALLICA: The $24.95 Book.

By Ben Apatoff. The ultimate deep dive into the

dark legend of Metallica, one of rock’s weirdest

and most fascinating mysteries. In this brilliant

study, he tells the definitive story of how a band

of nobodies took on the world–and why the

world will never be the same. 16 photos of color

photos. 283 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9289372 MOVING PICTURES: How

Rush Created Progressive Hard Rock’s

Greatest Record. By Will Romano. This

definitive account of the Moving Pictures

album’s creation and legacy explores the rare

alchemy behind a record that continues to

inspire musicians and listeners even today.

Photos. 282 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9290575 MAKE YOUR OWN ANIMAL

FRIENDS: 10 Cute Cloth Dolls to Sew,

Dress Up and Personalize. By Katia Ferris.

This guide will walk you through the first

steps from imagining a design to showing

you how to add personality to your animal

characters. Features patterns for a bunny

rabbit, owl, cat, dog, bear, monkey, fox,

kitten, and mouse. Fully illus. in color.

160 pages. Quadrille. 8x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9289062 LONELY PLANET

JOURNEY ROUTE 66. By Ryan ver

Berkmoes et al. The definitive guide to

one of the world’s great adventures,

bringing you closer to the culture,

history, and landscapes you’ll encounter

along the way. Fully illus. in color.

258 pages. Lonely Planet. Paperbound.

Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

*930181X THE SECOND ESTATE: How the Tax Code Made

an American Aristocracy. By Ray D. Madoff. A revelatory study that

lifts the curtain on America’s most consequential public deception:

how the rich get richer using tools the government gave them.

223 pages. Univ of Chicago Press. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9293418 101 OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.

By Sam Taplin, illus. by M. Durber et al. You’ll

be amazed at these mind-boggling optical

illusions. From colorful spinning circles and

baffling beach huts to wobbly lines that are

actually completely straight, these illusions

will astonish the whole family. Snippets of

information explain what’s happening and

how each illusion works. Ages 8-11. Fully

illus. in color. Usborne. 7¾x9¾. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9299491 SESAME STREET SOUND

STORYBOOK TREASURY. Elmo and his

friends love to pretend, and children will

love these charming stories about

make-believe adventures. 39 interactive

buttons bring the stories to life with

Elmo’s voice and fun Sesame Street

sounds. Ages 6 & under. Phoenix Int’l.

10¾x12¾. Pub. at $36.99 $9.95

9299386 PEPPA PIG SOUND

STORYBOOK TREASURY. Come

along with Peppa Pig on her

adventures with family and friends!

Press 39 sound buttons while you read

to bring eight humorous stories to life

with fun sounds and Peppa phrases.

Ages 6 & under. Phoenix Int’l.

10¾x12¾. Pub. at $26.99 $9.95

930388X WILLIE & ANNIE NELSON’S

CANNABIS COOKBOOK:

Mouthwatering Recipes & the

High-Flying Stories Behind Them. By

Willie & Annie Nelson. The Nelsons pair

their gifts of storytelling and herbal

remedies with the passion of

home-cooked meals in more than 80

cannabis-infused delicacies. Recipes

include Vegan Cannabis Butter; Vegan Butter Pecan Ice Cream;

The 50/50 Burger; Fried Apple Pies; and Nuts & Berries Butter

Coffee. Illus. in color. 243 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9293043 SECRET GARDENS OF THE

SOUTH EAST: A Private Tour. By

Barbara Segall , photos by C. Boursnell. A

tour of some of the United Kingdom’s

most beguiling gardens in the counties of

Kent, Sussex, and Surrey–the counties

that exemplify the Garden of England.

Fully illus. in color. 144 pages. Frances

Lincoln. 9¾x11. Pub. at $37.00 $9.95

9296115 MY LIFE IN RECIPES: Food,

Family, and Memories. By Joan Nathan.

Nathan, the beloved authority on global

Jewish cuisine, uses recipes to look back

at her own family’s history. With over 100

recipes from roast chicken to rugelach,

from matzoh ball soup to challah and

brisket, enjoy a treasury of old and new

favorites. Illus., most in color. 450 pages.

Knopf. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $45.00 $9.95

9295836 LOOK AND FIND

NOISY FIRST WORDS: 10

Playful Sounds. Young learners

will love this engaging title, filled

with colorful scenes and exciting

sounds. Ages 3-5. 1 pages. Page

Publications. 11¼x10½.

Pub. at $17.99 $9.95

9288821 KUBRICK: An Odyssey. By R.P.

Kolker & N. Abrams. This immersive

biography punctures the controversial

myths about the reclusive filmmaker who

created some of the most important works of

art of the 20th Century. Photos. 649 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9300066 FIELD & STREAM THE TOTAL

REDNECK MANUAL. By T.E. Nickens &

W. Brantley. Wear your redneck badge

proudly with this comprehensive guide,

bringing together more than 200 skills for

living large. Includes extensive sections on

hunting and fishing, plus tips on

everything from hooking up a tractor

implement to throwing a Buck knife and

opening a bottle with a dollar bill. Cover has metal corners. Fully

illus. in color. Weldon Owen. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.00 $7.95

– 17 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9299270 NAPOLEON: His Life, His

Battles, His Empire. By D. Chanteranne

& E. Papot. Offers an unprecedented

insight into the mind of this extraordinary

man who, from modest beginnings,

became Emperor of France and its vast

empire. The authors examine the battles

that made him a legend and look at his

social and political reforms, which

revolutionized the Western world. Fully illus. in color.

160 pages. Andre Deutsch. 8¾x10. Pub. at $29.95 $7.95

9296484 THE LIGHT OF BATTLE:

Eisenhower, D-Day, and the Birth of the

American Superpower. By Michel

Paradis. A vivid portrait of Dwight

Eisenhower as he learns to navigate the

crosscurrents of diplomacy, politics,

strategy, family, and fame with the fate of the

free world hanging in the balance. Illus.

507 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9287728 THE DEVIL’S CASTLE: Nazi

Eugenics, Euthanasia, and How

Psychiatry’s Troubled History

Reverberates Today. By Susanne Antonetta. A

haunting narrative that confronts the darkest

chapters of psychiatric history while offering a

bold vision for the future of mental health care.

Interlacing her experiences of psychosis with

the history of psychiatry, Antonetta sheds light

on the intersections of madness and societal perceptions of mental

difference. 325 pages. Counterpoint. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9289445 SILENT COUP: How

Corporations Overthrew Democracy. By

C. Provost & M. Kennard. As European

empires crumbled in the 20th Century, the

power structures that had dominated the

world for centuries were up for renegotiation.

Yet instead of a rebirth for democracy, what

emerged was a silent coup–namely, the

unstoppable rise of global corporate power.

284 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

9297057 GAME OF THRONES PAPER

MODELS. By B. Scollon & B. Montini.

Construct 20 detailed paper model recreations

of iconic Game of Thrones castles, weapons,

dragons, and more, accompanied by

step-by-step instructions for assembling each

model. Includes a 32-page guide featuring

information about what’s depicted in each

model, as well as facts on the creation and

filming of this television phenomenon. Fully illus. in color. 56 pages.

Thunder Bay. 8¾x11¾. Spiralbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298673 ABANDONED AND HISTORIC LOS ANGELES:

Neon and Beyond. By Jason Horton. Explores the iconic

buildings, vintage signs, and personal stories that shape L.A.’s

cultural history. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298711 BACK BAY THROUGH TIME. By

Anthony M. Sammarco, photos by P.B.

Kingman. Explores Boston’s Back Bay, a

meticulously planned Victorian

neighborhood transformed from marshland

into a premier residential and institutional

hub. Fully illus., some in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.99 $7.95

*9287523 COZY NIGHTMARE

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK COLORING.

Relax with 39 cute, creepy scenes to

color! With 12 pages featuring a single

glow-in-the-dark ink and 12 more

featuring three colors of glow ink, it’s sure

to spook you in the most delightful way!

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9292446 EXPEDITION: Fashion from

the Extreme. By Patricia Mears et al. The

first major study to explore the relationship

between clothing made for survival in the

most inhospitable environments on Earth and

beyond, and the high fashion it has inspired.

Lavishly illustrated throughout, this volume

features runway shots, magazine editorials,

unpublished photographs of early

expeditions, and more. 207 pages. Thames & Hudson. 9½x11¼.

Pub. at $50.00 $12.95

*9301887 THE FAR EDGES OF THE

KNOWN WORLD: Life Beyond the

Borders of Ancient Civilization. By Owen

Rees. A revisionist history of the ancient

world that shifts our focus from Athens and

Rome to the long-ignored societies on the

borders. Photos, most in color. 366 pages.

Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9297618 THE NUCLEAR AGE: An Epic

Race for Arms, Power, and Survival. By

Serhii Plokhy. A history of the geopolitics behind

the nuclear arms race, from the first atomic bomb

to today’s rush to stockpile nuclear weapons.

Plokhy examines how countries have come

within perilous reach of acquiring nuclear arms,

while new technologies, such as AI, make the

nuclear landscape increasingly unpredictable.

422 pages. Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9289380 THE NOBEL FAMILY: Swedish

Geniuses in Tsarist Russia. By Bengt Jangfeldt.

This collective biography of the Nobel family

reveals how their business and personal lives

were intertwined with the histories of Sweden and

Russia, as well as the economic and

entrepreneurial development of Europe in the long

19th Century. Well illus. 412 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9290494 KENT STATE: Four Dead in

Ohio. By Derf Backderf. The tragic and

unforgettable story of the Kent State

shootings, told in graphic novel form. This

moving and troubling story is about the bitter

price of dissent–as relevant today as it was in

1970. In B&W. 279 pages. Abrams. 7x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9293485 COZY WORD SEARCHES:

Relax and Unwind with Over 100

Puzzles and Coloring. Wrap up and relax

with this cozy and cute collection of word

searches and coloring. Solutions included.

Michael O’Mara. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

9291067 GROWING WEED IN THE

GARDEN: A No-Fuss, Seed-to-Stash

Guide to Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation. By

Johanna Silver. A gardening expert provides all

the information you need to grow cannabis

outdoors and enjoy it–leaving dark basements,

grow lights, chemicals, and expensive

equipment behind in favor of natural sunlight

and organic growing methods. Fully illus. in

color. 256 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $29.99 $11.95

*9291822 ALICIA: My Story. By Alicia

Appleman-Jurman. After losing her entire

family to the Nazis at age 13,

Appleman-Jurman went on to save the lives of

thousands of Jews, offering them her own

courage and hope in a time of upheaval and

tragedy–a thrilling, uplifting story of true-life

heroism. 433 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295771 FIRST HISTORY

ENCYCLOPEDIA: A First Reference Book

for Children. By Philip Wilkinson. Key

history topics, ranging from early human

beings to space exploration and beyond–are

explained simply in this friendly and

informative reference for young readers. Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. 136 pages. Dorling

Kindersley. 8¾x11. Pub. at $16.99 $7.95

9298304 ABANDONED ALABAMA:

Exploring the Heart of Dixie. By Leland

Kent. Explores Alabama’s forgotten places,

showcasing over 200 years of history through

captivating photography and detailed

narratives. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302921 LOWER MANHATTAN AERIALS THROUGH TIME.

By Richard Panchyk. Showcases over 100 years of detailed

aerial images documenting the evolution of New York City’s

downtown skyline. Fully illus., some in color. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298460 ABANDONED KANSAS CITY:

Vacant Beauty. By Regina Daniel. Explores

the forgotten structures of a growing

metropolis, revealing their historical

significance and current neglect. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298568 ABANDONED NORTH

CAROLINA: Mouth of the Holler. By

Christina E. Cole. Offers a haunting

exploration of the state’s past and decaying

structures through the lens of Cole’s

photography and introspective writing.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298355 ABANDONED CENTRAL

INDIANA. By D. Humphrey & W.E. Humphry.

Showcases photographs of derelict homes,

factories, asylums, and trains, offering a

visual journey through the region’s faded

industrial and historical legacy. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298495 ABANDONED MARYLAND HOUSES: Ruins of the

American Dream. By Robyn & Rhea Hodgson. Explores

abandoned Maryland homes, uncovering the stories behind

their decay and lost legacies. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9293531 PINK ERASER ART: The

Ultimate Guide to Carving Incredible

Eraser Stamps. By Serena Rios McRae.

Often an overlooked school supply, pink

erasers began flying off the shelves as

artists discovered they make the perfect

canvases for making fun new designs.

Now, McRae shares all her tips and tricks

on eraser carving in this handy, colorful

guide. Fully illus. in color. 220 pages. Rocky Nook. 7x9.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $18.95

*9290540 15-MINUTE ART: Pen & Ink.

By Anna Tromop. From whimsical woodlands

to fantastical flora and fauna, Tromop

encourages you to explore the magic of ink

through fifty 15-minute drawings. Each

relaxed project is accompanied by simple

step-by-step instructions, all of which can be

completed in six steps or fewer. All you need

is a pen! Fully illus. 240 pages. Quadrille.

6½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $18.95

*9299890 WEIRD BUILDINGS. Ed. by Gaynor Sermon. A

photographic collection will take you on a journey through some of the

world’s most stunningly unusual and imaginative buildings.

236 pages. ACC Art Books. 6¼x8. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9288163 GRANNY SQUARE AND

CROCHET MOTIF CARD AND BOOK

SET: Patterns for Flowers, Leaves,

and More. By Melody Griffiths. A

stylish boxed set with a 64-page

accompanying guide and fifty pattern

cards for crocheted motifs, blocks, and

squares. CICO. Paperbound. Pub. at

$24.99 $18.95

*9293701 CREEPY EMBROIDERY: 20

Gothic Patterns to Capture the Spirit of

the Supernatural. By Carrie Violet.

Channel the ethereal beauty of death and

the afterlife in this stunning collection of

beginner-friendly patterns. Inspired by

Victorian mourning, bloodthirsty vampires,

witches of the woods, and dark moments

throughout history, each eerie project only

uses a few basic stitches. Fully illus., most in color. 114 pages.

Page Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9304681 CHINESE PLANTS DYEING

GUIDE: Techniques for Creating Natural

Dye Projects at Home. By Zhou Jiao. The art

of plant dyeing in China boasts a long history,

offering a natural, rustic beauty that chemical

dyes lack. Step-by-step instructions and

illustrations guide you through extracting

colors from plants, revealing the variations in

hues under different conditions, how to

incorporate plant dyeing into crafts, and more. Fully illus. in color.

168 pages. Shanghai Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

– 18 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9297642 A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO

RAG RUG TECHNIQUES. By Elspeth

Jackson. Discover eight different rag

rugging techniques to transform pre-loved

fabrics into beautiful makes. Each

technique is explained in clear text and

accompanied by full-color, step-by-step

artworks, with projects to put your new skills

into practice. Create stunning rugs, pillows,

baskets, wall hangings, seasonal items, and more! 176 pages.

CICO. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9291660 HEALING GHOSTS, HAUNTED

PLACES, AND NON-HUMAN BEINGS:

Training Manual to Be a Supernatural

Multi-Dimensional Medium and Healer. By

Tina M. Zion. Take mediumship beyond just

communicating; become the medium who

heals the deceased, the living, non-human,

and haunted places. This is the leading training

manual of the supernatural realms. 372 pages.

WriteLife. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

*9293558 THE POWER VISION

PROGRAM FOR BETTER EYESIGHT. By

Merrill J. Allen et al. Provides the best effective

vision therapy eye exercises to enhance the

performance of the entire visual system,

resulting in healthier, more relaxed eyes,

naturally better eyesight, and a more satisfying

lifestyle. Illus. 206 pages. Humanix.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9299807 KNITTED TUBE SOCKS: 31

Delightful No-Heel Sock Designs. By

Ulrike Bruggemann et al. Discover the

magic of sock knitting with the ultimate

guide to tube socks–the perfect project for

beginners and seasoned knitters alike.

Fully illus. in color. 94 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

*9289666 ARMADA: The Spanish

Enterprise and England’s Deliverance in

1588. By C. Martin & G. Parker. Looking

beyond the events of 1588 to the complex

politics which made war between England and

Spain inevitable, and at the political and

dynastic aftermath, this study deconstructs the

many legends to reveal why, ultimately, the

bold Spanish mission failed. Well illus., many

in color. 718 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.00 $18.95

*9301763 THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN, 1774-83: The

Revolutionary War. By R. Buccellato & K. Krishnaiyer. Illuminates

the strategic role of British East Florida in the Revolutionary War, its

battles, loyalist forces, and impact. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Casemate. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $18.95

*929807X FORTRAN

PROGRAMMING IN EASY STEPS. By

Mike McGrath. Master the essentials of

modern Fortran. Written for all ages and

skill levels, this guide will help you quickly

set up your coding environment and start

writing programs with the Fortran

programming language and the modern

Intel IFX Fortran compiler right away.

192 pages. In Easy Steps. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9289623 SCRAP QUILTS: From

Crumbs, Strips & Strings–Use Up to

Every Last Piece with 15 Scrap Quilt

Patterns. By Emily Bailey. Every piece must

go with this practical guide to quiltmaking, by

using even the tiniest pieces of scrap fabric

from your stash. Fully illus. in color.

127 pages. David & Charles. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*930178X GHOST TOWNS OF

WESTERN IDAHO: Visions of Boom and

Bust in the Gem State. By Howard Frisk.

Explores the abandoned boom towns and

mining camps of northern and western Idaho

through historical context and striking

photography. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9289607 LOTUS CARS 1952-2024: A Pictorial History.

By Matthew Vale. A visual celebration of Lotus’ iconic road cars,

from the first Lotus VI to the Evora supercar. Fully illus. in color.

112 pages. Veloce. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

9298487 ABANDONED LOUISIANA: Under a Bayou

Moon. By Mike Cooper. Captures over 200 years of Louisiana

history through haunting nighttime photographs of hidden,

forgotten places. 112 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9304916 DEBUNK THIS! Shattering

Liberal Lies. By Matt Palumbo. Palumbo

explains the faulty logic supporting the most

popular liberal myths of today, before

demolishing them. 256 pages. Post Hill.

Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

*9298053 THE ABCS OF ANCESTRAL

BLOODLINE CLEANSING IN THE COURTS

OF HEAVEN. By Bruce Cook. Using these

prayer templates for the repentance of sin,

Christians can break through to a new

dimension of spiritual freedom, secure their

future, and get unstuck by praying effectively

in the Courts of Heaven. 246 pages. Morgan

James. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

9298320 ABANDONED ARIZONA:

Secrets of the Desert. By Dave Bentley.

Explores forgotten towns, ghost towns, and

historic sites across Arizona’s vast desert

landscape. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$24.99 $7.95

9306676 THE BOYS IN THE BOAT: Nine

Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at

the 1936 Berlin Olympics. By Daniel James

Brown. An irresistible story about beating the

odds and finding hope in the most desperate of

times–the improbable, intimate account of how

nine working-class boys from the American West

showed the world at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin

what true grit really meant. Illus. 403 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

*9305173 THE BEST TRUE CRIME

STORIES OF THE YEAR 2025. Ed. by Peter

Crooks. Offers a fascinating variety of essays

and crime reporting, taken from regional,

national, and international publications.

290 pages. Crime Ink. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9293965 RACHEL CARSON: The

Library of America Collection. Brings

together all four of the major works by

America’s pioneering environmentalist in one

deluxe hardcover boxed set. Collects Silent

Spring, Under the Sea-Wind, The Sea Around

Us, and The Edge of the Sea. Illus. Library of

America. Pub. at $80.00 $59.95

*9290559 365 DAYS OF ART IN COLOR:

Creative Art Prompts for Every Day of the

Year. By Lorna Scobie. A celebratory collection

of daily art prompts that will help readers

embrace using color in their art, whatever their

skill level. Features illustrated prompts

throughout. Black sprayed edges. 365 pages.

Quadrille. 6½x8½. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9291601 BRITAIN’S COLD WAR

HERITAGE. By P. Robinson & M. Ivanova.

Britain has a rich Cold War heritage, and here

its significant historical and cultural aspects

are explored. Adopting a chronological

approach, key events, technologies, and

social impacts are detailed through the many

sites, collections, and artifacts that are

accessible to the public. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9302638 SEXUAL PERVERSIONS AND

PARAPHILIAS: An A to Z. By Mark Griffiths.

Paraphilias are uncommon types of sexual

expression often more commonly described

as sexual deviations, sexual perversions, or

disorders of sexual preference. This work

features many of the author’s most-read

articles on this topic. 324 pages. Curtis Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9287906 B-52 STRATOFORTRESS

UNITS IN COMBAT, 1992-2025: Combat

Aircraft 158. By Peter E. Davies. An

illustrated study of the ongoing career of the

iconic B-52, chronicling its frontline service

after Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at

$25.00 $17.95

9300120 OSCAR WARS: A History of

Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears. By

Michael Schulman. A fresh look at the

remarkable, sprawling history of the

Academy Awards and the personal

dramas–some iconic, others never before

revealed–that have played out on stage and

off-camera. Take a deep dive into a particular

year, conflict, or category that tells a larger

story of cultural upheaval, from Louis B. Mayer to Moonlight.

Illus. 590 pages. Harper. Pub. at $40.00 $11.95

*9289771 PAINTING WOODLAND

WATERCOLORS: Learn to Paint Beautiful

Mushrooms, Animals, Insects, and Other

Forest Wonders. By Rita Gould. Capture the

delicate beauty of forest flora and fauna in

watercolor through step-by-step instructions,

traceable templates, and video tutorials. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Quarry. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9289003 THE CRAFT: How Freemasons Made the

Modern World. By John Dickie. An enthralling exploration of

the world’s most famous and misunderstood secret

brotherhood, a movement that not only helped to forge modern

society but remains prominent today. 16 pages of color photos.

487 pages. PublicAffairs. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9298223 THE MADMAN IN THE WHITE

HOUSE: Sigmund Freud, Ambassador Bulitt,

and the Lost Psychobiography of Woodrow

Wilson. By Patrick Weil. The extraordinary untold

story of how a disillusioned American diplomat

named William C. Bullitt came to Freud’s couch

in 1926, and how Freud and his patient

collaborated on a psychobiography of President

Woodrow Wilson. 387 pages. Harvard.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*928799X SPOOKY TAPESTRY

CROCHET: 20 To-Die-For Designs for

Beginners. By Emily Chavez. Any

crocheter looking for haunting patterns

that match their alternative, dark vibe will

die for these tapestry crochet designs.

Includes 20 projects. Fully illus. in color.

158 pages. Page Street. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*929810X THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO

KNOW: The Simple Way to Understand the

Most Important Ideas in Science. By Marcus

Chown. From gravity to black holes, special

relativity to global warming, this authoritative and

entertaining text breaks down complex science

into manageable chunks, explaining the one thing

you really need to know to get to grips with the

subject. Photos. 256 pages. Michael O’Mara.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*930147X NO NEEDLES KNITTING:

Easy Techniques and Projects for Making

Quick and Cozy Modern Knits by Hand. By

Vickie Montoya Howell. Using just your hands

and chunky yarns, you can create stunning

pieces for both fashion and home decor.

Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned

knitter looking for new approaches to fiber

crafting, this guide offers everything you need

to explore hands-only knitting. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Quarry. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9291598 ARNHEM: Black Tuesday. By Al Murray. Discover

the incredible true story behind the most catastrophic twenty-four

hours the British military faced in World War II. Well illus. 384 pages.

Transworld. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*928897X THE ART LOVER’S

STICKER BOOK. By Kelly Lynch.

Experience the fascinating world of art like

never before with these stickers of

beautiful pieces from throughout history.

Workman. 6½x8¼. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

– 19 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289577 HE DID NOT CONQUER:

Benjamin Franklin’s Failure to Annex

Canada. By Madeline Drohan. Throughout his

long and illustrious career, Benjamin Franklin

nursed a not-so-secret desire to annex Canada

and make it American; this work provides

insight into his ill health and other American

priorities that forced him to abandon his

decades-long campaign to possess Canada.

279 pages. Dundurn. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9301240 THE OFFICIAL POIROT PUZZLE BOOK. Can you

work out whodunnit, including the What and Why, like Hercule Poirot?

Put your detective abilities to the ultimate test this Christmas. 248

pages. Laurence King. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9290583 10-INCH SQUARE

QUILT BLOCK BOOK: 40+ Quilt

Patterns Using Your Favorite

Pre-Cuts. By Carolina Moore. With the

10-inch square pre-cut approach,

you’ll have endless ideas for mixing,

matching, and pairing your quilt blocks

to your heart’s content. Whether you’re

a lifelong quilter or someone new to the

craft, Moore will introduce a fresh perspective that’s sure to raise

your quilting to the next level. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Landauer. 10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9290605 AMISH BAKING AT

HOME COOKBOOK: Recipies and

Memories from My Heritage. By

Naomi Stutzman Gingerich. Explore

simple living and wholesome ingredients

in traditional recipes handed down for

generations. Ideas include Breakfast

Crepes, Peach Pie, Orange Layer Cake,

Pumpkin Rollup, Dirt Pudding, Gingersnap

Cookies, and Christmas Bread. Fully illus. in color. 200 pages. Fox

Chapel. 9¼x10¾. Spiralbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9290265 PAINT 50 WATERCOLOUR

NATURE: From Basic Shapes to Amazing

Paintings in Super-Easy Steps. By Clarice

Gomes. Paint 50 nature-themed motifs in a

handful of simple, no-fuss strategies. There is

plenty to inspire: juicy grapefruit, tactile

bumblebees, delicate poppies, ethereal

jellyfish, zesty lemons, vibrant mushrooms,

and more! Contemporary designs will show

you how to let loose and go with the flow. Fully illus.,in color.

111 pages. Search. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9301712 WALT DISNEY: An American

Original. By Bob Thomas. After years of research,

this biography of the person behind the legend of

Disney was produced: the unschooled cartoonist

from Kansas City, Missouri, who developed into a

creative spirit and produced unmatched works of

entertainment that have influenced generations.

32 pages of photos. 431 pages. Disney.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*929340X ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A

Guide for Thinking Humans. By Melanie

Mitchell. This frank, lively study is an

indispensable guide to understanding today’s

AI and its impact on the future for us all.

317 pages. Picador. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9301658 THE PENGUIN LESSONS:

What I Learned from a Remarkable

Bird. By Tom Michell. The extraordinary and

inspiring true story about the surprising

bond between a young teacher and the

small penguin he rescued. Photos.

219 pages. Ballantine. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9287671 THE LIGHT EATERS: How the

Unseen World of Plant Intelligence Offers a

New Understanding of Life on Earth. By Zoe

Schlanger. Recently, scientists have discovered

that plants possess the ability to communicate,

recognize their kin, store memories that inform

their lifecycle, and even trick animals into

behaving in their best interest. Explore the drama

and complexity of green life that challenges our

very understanding of agency, consciousness, and intelligence.

290 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*930164X THE PENGUIN BOOK OF

CULTS. Ed. by Joseph P. Laycock. From the

Celtic druids, whose ritual sacrifices inspired

the folk horror film The Wicker Man, all the

way up to the Peoples Temple and Heaven’s

Gate, this charts the history of our fear of the

religious other. 281 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9289658 THE UNVANQUISHED. By

Patrick K. O’Donnell. The unknown and

dramatic story of irregular guerrilla warfare that

altered the course of the Civil War and inspired

the origins of America’s modern special

operations forces. 16 pages of photos, many in

color. 410 pages. Grove. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9297553 THE BURNING EARTH: An

Environmental History of the Last 500 Years.

By Sunil Amrith. Weaving an array of stories,

characters, and vivid images into a mind-altering

epic, Amrith offers a new understanding of

humanity’s innovations and exploitations, with all

of their dire consequences–an understanding in

which we might yet find the collective wisdom to

save both ourselves and the planet. Illus.

418 pages. Norton. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9294023 FAMILY HANDYMAN GUIDE TO SKILLS,

TOOLS & TECHNIQUES. Created by the team known for a

commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and overall DIY

awesomeness, this must-have guide is a treasure trove of

essential skills and techniques for today’s homeowners. Fully

illus. in color. 271 pages. Trusted Media Brands. 8¼x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9292217 FOOLPROOF CHRISTMAS.

Enjoy over 230 easy-to-make recipes while on

the go at Christmastime! After a day of frosty

winter fun with the kids, serve up crescent-top

chicken casserole and tossed salad with apple

cider dressing. Relax with a steaming bowl of

creamy chicken & rice soup and a basket of

warm applesauce muffins after shopping. 16

pages of color photos. 220 pages. Gooseberry

Patch. Spiralbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9301615 MORBIDLY CURIOUS: A

Scientist Explains Why We Can’t Look

Away. By Coltan Scrivner. From grisly serial

killers to spine-chilling paranormal stories,

Scrivner reveals the psychological forces that

compel us to explore our darkest fears–and

explains how this proclivity is more than just a

quirk. Photos. 260 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9290249 THE KNITTING

STITCHES BIBLE: 100 Swatches

to Mix, Match and Make. Play with

colors, stitches, and techniques to

create 100 knitted squares, which you

can stitch together into a cozy, unique

blanket. Follow the simple

step-by-step instructions and learn at

your own pace. Discover stripes,

patterns, cables, embroidery, and more! Fully illus., in color.

287 pages. Search. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9291504 THE MAGA DOCTRINE: The Only Ideas That

Will Win the Future. By Charlie Kirk. A convservative’s opinion

about giving you a say in the future of America and a hand in

making it happen. Originally published in 2020. 236 pages.

Broadside. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288058 MR. CHURCHILL IN THE

WHITE HOUSE: The Untold Story of a

Prime Minister and Two Presidents. By

Robert Schmuhl. Admirably captures the

vitality and cunning of Churchill’s D.C.

residency with consummate skill, colorful

anecdotes, and crisp historical analysis.

Photos. 350 pages. Liveright. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

9303413 COSMIC ODYSSEY: How

Intrepid Astronomers at Palomar

Observatory Changed Our View of the

Universe. By Linda Schweizer. From newborn

galaxies to icy worlds and blazing quasars, a

behind-the-scenes story of how Palomar

Observatory astronomers unveiled our

complex universe. Illus., some in color.

304 pages. MIT Press. Pub. at $39.95 $11.95

*9292322 REAL-LIFE ANGEL

ENCOUNTERS: Real People Share Real

Stories of Miraculous Encounters. By

Christi Clemons Hoffman. Enjoy miraculous

stories from real people from all over the world.

If you’re skeptical that angels exist, prepare to

believe! 110 pages. O Books. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9293329 THE WHO &

QUADROPHENIA. By Martin Popoff.

Popoff leaves no stone unturned in

taking apart The Who’s

generation-spanning masterpiece,

Quadrophenia, while exploring each of

the album’s 17 tracks and their themes

of identity, anxiety, and mental health.

Slipcased. Fully illus., many in color.

175 pages. Motorbooks. 10½x10½. Pub. at $50.00 $11.95

9295801 GROWING BULBS IN THE

NATURAL GARDEN: Innovative

Techniques for Combining Bulbs

and Perennials in Every Season. By

Jacqueline van der Kloet. Offers advice

for growing bulbs in containers,

practical planting tips, suggested

bulb-planting tools, and a list of bulbs

that are pollinator favorites. Fully illus.

in color. 239 pages. Timber. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9294589 THE CAT’S MEOW: How Cats

Evolved from the Savanna to Your Sofa.

By Jonathan B. Losos. Explores how

researchers today are unraveling the secrets

of the cat’s past, present, and future using all

the tools of modern technology. Also gives a

cat’s-eye view of today’s habitats, including

meeting wild cousins whose habits your

sweet house cat sometimes parallels. 390

pages. Viking. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300708 CHARLIE’S GOOD TONIGHT: The

Life, the Times, and the Rolling Stones. By

Paul Sexton. The fully authorized and official

biography of legendary Rolling Stones

drummer Charlie Watts, one of the world’s

most revered and celebrated musicians of the

last half-century. 16 pages of photos, some in

color. 344 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

930634X NETWORK OF LIES: The Epic

Saga of Fox News, Donald Trump, and

the Battle for America. By Brian Stelter. No

one has done more damage to American

democracy than Donald Trump, and he

couldn’t have done it without Fox News.

Stelter weaves together private texts,

unpublished emails, depositions, and other

primary sources to tell the chilling

behind-the-scenes story of the Big Lie and the January 6

attack. 370 pages. Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306382 POPOL VUH, REVISED EDITION:

The Mayan Book of the Dawn of Life. The

Quiche Mayan book of creation is not only the

most important text in the native languages of the

Americas, it is also an extraordinary document of

the human imagination. This edition includes

new notes and commentary, newly translated

pages, newly deciphered hieroglyphs, and over

40 new illustrations. Illus. 388 pages.

Touchstone. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9299440 QUICK AND EASY VEGGIE

BURGERS: Make Fun, Delicious, and

Easy Plant-Based Patties, Plus Buns,

Condiments, and Sweets. By Nina

Olsson. Olsson shares her secrets for

crafting the perfect veggie burger with

considerations to texture, flavor, firmness,

and juiciness. Burger ideas include the

Basic Burger, Le Parisien, ‘Shroom & Egg,

Nicoise, Portobello, and BBQ Eggplant Noodle. Well illus. in

color. 96 pages. New Shoe. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929600X COLOR QUEST CITYSCAPES.

Shade in the shapes and you’ll soon

uncover 30 amazing destinations hiding in

plain sight. Unearth stunning cities such as

London and Sydney, iconic landmarks such

as the Rialto Bridge in Venice and the

Chrysler Building in New York, and other

hidden gems. Sourcebooks. 10¼x14½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

– 20 –

NEW NON-FICTION

928883X THE LAMBING SEASON:

Stories of Life on an Irish Family Farm.

By John Connell. Like the flock that Connell

shepherds, this work is both simple and

profound, a meditation on the rituals of

farming life and a primer on the lessons that

nature can teach us. 176 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $26.95 $6.95

*9288031 KANT: A Revolution in Thinking. By Marcus

Willaschek. The author–a foremost Kant expert–takes us on a lively

tour through the revolutionary ideas of the founder of modern

philosophy. Photos. 403 pages. Belknap. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

929564X 101 KIDS ACTIVITIES THAT

ARE THE OOEY, GOOEY-EST EVER!

Nonstop Fun with DIY Slimes, Doughs

and Moldables. By Jamie Harrington et al.

Let your imagination soar with these

colorful, crazy-fun recipes for slime, dough,

clay, foam, mud, and more. Ages 6-10. Well

illus. in color. 192 pages. Page Street.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $7.95

9302808 FLORIDA’S ABANDONED BOATS. By Thomas

Kenning. Captures haunting images of derelict vessels,

symbolizing the broken dreams of leisure and loss. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298606 ABANDONED SOUTHERN

OHIO: Unknown and Forgotten. By Bonnie

Chapman. Captures the eerie beauty of

decaying buildings in Southern Ohio,

preserving forgotten history through

photography. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298533 ABANDONED MONTANA: From

Boom to Bust. By Bastien Grandy. Explores

the forgotten towns and ghostly remnants of

Montana’s mining and homesteading past,

uncovering the stories left behind. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302999 QUEENS THROUGH TIME. By

Richard Panchyk. Traces the transformation

of Queens, New York, from its colonial past

to its modern-day urban landscape with

captivating then-and-now images.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298312 ABANDONED ALBANY: Relics

of the Capital District. By Jay Farrell.

Captures the haunting beauty of Albany’s

abandoned structures, preserving their

forgotten stories through stunning

photography and narrative. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302867 INDIANAPOLIS: The City

Known as Naptown. By David Humphrey.

Indianapolis, the largest city in Indiana,

blends rich history, vibrant culture, and

lively entertainment into a unique urban

mosaic. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298363 ABANDONED CHICAGO: Decay

in the Windy. By Alison Doshen. Explores

decaying buildings, from churches to clinics,

through haunting photographs of forgotten

spaces. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298630 ABANDONED UTAH: Expeditions of the Past. By

Nick Bagley. Explore Utah’s abandoned sites, including ghost

towns, missile bases, and haunted locations in thrilling detail.

Fully illus., most in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302786 DETROIT: A Grand City. By

Naomi Chapman. Takes readers on a journey

through Detroit’s historic landmarks, vibrant

parks, and stunning architecture. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9301267 108 ASIAN COOKIES:

Not-Too-Sweet Treats from a

Third-Culture Kitchen. By Kat Lieu. A

first-of-its-kind collection of irresistible

cookie recipes inspired by Asian flavors

and techniques. Ideas include Chocolate

Sandwich Cookies, Chinese Walnut

Cookies, Japanese Egg Biscuits, Crazy

Rich Billionaire’s Shortbread, Sweet

Sriracha Cookies, and Masala Macaroons. Well illus. in color.

400 pages. Voracious. $34.95

9288910 SAVING MICHELANGELO’S

DOME: How Three Mathematicians and

a Pope Sparked an Architectural

Revolution. By Wayne Kalayjian. In 1742,

when the legendary dome atop St. Peter’s

Basilica–designed by Michelangelo–cracks

and threatens to collapse, Pope Benedict

XIV summons three mathematicians whose

groundbreaking ideas spark a revolution in

the world of architecture and engineering. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 278 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9299068 THE SUPERHERO

ADVENTURE PLAYSET. Illus. by

Jason Ford. This playset contains

everything you need to create and play

out your own superhero stories. Ages

6-9. Laurence King. 9¾x11.

Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9299513 SILENT SPRING REVOLUTION:

John F. Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Lyndon

Johnson, Richard Nixon, and the Great

Environmental Awakening. By Douglas

Brinkley. Chronicles the rise of

environmental activism during the Long

Sixties (1960-1973), telling the story of an

indomitable generation that saved the

natural world under the leadership of John F.

Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Richard Nixon. 16 pages of

photos. 857 pages. Harper. Pub. at $40.00 $6.95

9288945 VET AT THE END OF THE

EARTH: Adventures with Animals in the

South Atlantic. By Jonathan Hollins. The

passionate story of a vet’s care for all

creatures great and small in the colorful,

diverse, and distinctive South Atlantic

islands. Illus., some in color. 354 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

930391X WITH LOVE AND BABKA:

50 Sweet and Savory Recipes for

Everyone’s Favorite Braided Bread.

By Elana Pearlman. Become a babka

master in the comfort of your own kitchen

with this celebration, featuring more than

fifty recipes. Babka ideas include Babka

Cake; Cinnamon Raisin Pecan; Coffee

Cake; Cannoli; Chocolate Peanut Butter;

Peach Cobbler; Ham & Cheese; and Reubens. Well illus. in

color. 191 pages. S&S. Pub. at $26.00 $6.95

9293264 THE VISIONARIES: Arendt, Beauvoir, Rand,

Weil, and the Power of Philosophy in Dark Times. By

Wolfram Eilenberger. The period from 1933 to 1943 was one of

the darkest, most chaotic in history. Eilenberger tells the story of

four singular philosophers–indomitable, brave women who were

refugees and resistance fighters–each putting forward a vision of

a truly free and open society at a time of authoritarianism and

war. Photos. 386 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9293221 TUPAC SHAKUR: The

Authorized Biography. By Staci Robinson.

Pulls back the curtain to reveal a powerful

story of a life defined by politics and art–of a

man driven by equal parts brilliance and

impulsiveness, steeped in the rich

intellectual tradition of Black empowerment,

and unafraid to utter raw truths about race in

America. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

426 pages. Crown. Pub. at $35.00 $6.95

9300422 THE DEVIL BEHIND THE BADGE:

The Horrifying Twelve Days of the Border

Patrol Serial Killer. By Rick Jervis. The

shocking true-crime story of a U.S. Border

Patrol agent turned serial killer, the four sex

workers whom he mercilessly killed, and the

upended border town of Laredo where his

heinous crimes occurred. 305 pages. Dey

Street. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9288848 THE LAST STAND OF THE

RAVEN CLAN. By G. Easter & M. Vorhees. A

dynamic history of the Battle of Sitka that

recognizes the vital importance of the Tlingit

people, their fight against Imperial Russia,

and how it changed the fate of North

America. 16 pages of color photos.

300 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9296476 LIFE AFTER POWER: Seven

Presidents and Their Search for Purpose

Beyond the White House. By Jared Cohen.

Explores the untold stories in the final

chapters of seven presidents’ lives, offering

an account of how they went from president

one day to ordinary citizen the next. Photos.

486 pages. S&S. Pub. at $32.50 $6.95

9294945 LINCOLN’S GOD: How Faith Transformed a

President and a Nation. By Joshua Zeitz. Lincoln’s journey from

spiritual skeptic to believer–a conversion that changed both the Civil

War and the practice of religion itself. Once death touched the Lincoln

household, the skeptic effectively evolved into a believer and

harnessed the power of evangelical Protestantism to rally the nation to

arms. 313 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929709X WHO KNEW? The Big Book of

Science Questions That Will Make You

Think Again. By Sophie Collins. Be the

cleverest colleague in the office, the champion

of trivia night, and the wittiest conversationalist

at the cocktail party. The answers to more than

120 intriguing questions will amaze and

inform every reader, covering all areas of

science, from the inner workings of the human

body to the astounding feats of Mother Nature. Fully illus., most in

color. 256 pages. Portable Press. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9300767 DINOSAURS AT THE DINNER

PARTY. By Edward Dolnick. The story of how

an accidental discovery upended humanity’s

understanding of the world and our place in it,

and how a group of paleontologists worked to

bring that picture back into focus again. Illus.,

some in color. 336 pages. Scribner.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303049 SCHREIVER SPACE FORCE

BASE THROUGH TIME. By Joseph T. Page

II. Schriever Space Force Base commands

U.S. military satellites, providing critical

space operations and global

communications support. Fully illus., most

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9306234 THE MOTHER NEXT DOOR:

Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen By

Proxy. By A. Dunlop & M. Weber. A

groundbreaking look at Munchausen by proxy

(MBP). Ride along on three high-stakes MBP

investigations. A twisted portrait of motherhood

and deceit is revealed through riveting reporting

and shocking stories from family members,

friends, and doctors caught in the blast zone of

these unthinkable acts. 272 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303286 STAR WARS BESTIARY, VOL.

I. By S.T. Bende, illus. by I. Compiet. Explore

the creatures of the Star Wars galaxy, from

Hoth to Naboo, Takodana, to Jakku, Endor to

Mustafar, and more. A comprehensive

guidebook, featuring creature profiles that

allow fans to dive into the lives, habitats, and

behaviors of their favorite Star Wars

beasties. Fully illus., many in color.

199 pages. Insight Editions. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $40.00 $9.95

*9293841 FANTASY ISLAND: Colonialism,

Exploitation, and the Betrayal of Puerto Rico. By Ed

Morales. A crucial, clear-eyed accounting of Puerto Rico’s

122 years as a colony of the United States. Photos.

361 pages. Bold Type. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9305629 THE UBE BAKING BOOK:

Decadent and Delicious Recipes with

Filipino Purple Yam. By Henry Awayan. Ube,

meaning “tuber” in Tagalog, is a purple yam

originating from the Philippines. Ube is

unique, it is flavorful, sweet, nutty, and bright

purple! Now, you can make your own

exceptional violet creations with

easy-to-follow recipes. Enjoy Ube Mamon,

Lilac Milk Bread, Purple Velvet Cake, Toasted Creme Brulee, and

more. Well illus. in color. 136 pages. Ulysses. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9292357 SWEET & SALTY! King Arthur

Baking Company’s Cookbook for Young

Bakers. By Jessica Battilana with Y. Boytsova.

Collection of over eighty sweet, salty, and very

tasty recipes that will have bakers of every age

rolling up their sleeves and breaking out their

rolling pins. Learn to bake a Giant Chocolate

Chip Cookie, Pizza Party Buns, Banana Split

French Toast, Ranch Monkey Bread, and more!

Ages 8 & up. 279 pages. S&S. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9289186 ULTRA PROTEIN: 55

Plant-Based Recipes to Maximize Body

and Brain Health. By Melanie en Veganie.

Enjoy a high-protein diet and discover the

diversity and richness of plant foods with 55

colorful and nutritious plant-based recipes.

Ideas include English Muffins with

Scrambled Tofu, Plant-Based Croques

Monsieurs, Carrot Cake Oatmeal,

Three-Ingredient Crepes, and Spicy Black Bean Quesadillas. Fully

illus. in color. 135 pages. VeloPress. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9287957 THE NEW YORK TIMES

GAMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD

COMPANION, VOLUME 1: 200 Puzzles.

Ed. by Will Shortz. Relax and unwind with 200

crossword puzzles. With large, themed grids

and thought-provoking clues, there’s a little

bit of Sunday serenity in every puzzle.

Solutions included. 240 pages. St. Martin’s.

8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*929757X THE DARK PATH: The

Structure of War and the Rise of the West.

By Williamson Murray. Murray argues that the

history of warfare in the West hinged on five

revolutions, which both reflected the social,

political, and economic conditions that

produced them and, in turn, influenced how

those conditions evolved. 473 pages. Yale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*929161X CENTURIES WILL NOT

SUFFICE: A History of the Lithuanian

Holocaust. By Prit Buttar. Explores how

different people responded to the Lithuanian

Holocaust and the roles that they played. It

considers the history of the perpetrators and

those who took great risks to save Jews, as

well as describing the experiences of many

who were caught up in the maelstrom.

352 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $16.95

*9290621 THE PANEL QUILTING

WORKSHOP: 12 Quick-and-Easy

Projects for Every Season. By

Stephanie Soebbing. Looking to scratch

that quilting itch and looking for the

perfect inspiration for your new project?

In this guide, the author steers readers

through twelve projects from beginning

to end. 112 pages. Landauer.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

9305114 TALES FROM THE STRIP: A Century in the Fast

Lane. By Van Gordon Sauter et al. A thought-provoking and

riotous amble from Doheny to Crescent Heights on America’s

most famous strip: Sunset. Fully illus., many in color.

176 pages. Angel City. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $45.00 $16.95

*9298215 THE GENETIC BOOK OF THE

DEAD: A Darwinian Reverie. By Richard

Dawkins, illus. by J. Lenzova. In this

groundbreaking exploration of the power of

Darwinian evolution and what it can reveal

about the past, Dawkins shows how the body,

behavior, and genes of every living creature

can be read as a book–an archive of the worlds

of its ancestors. Well illus. in color. 403 pages.

Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

9290958 COLLECTING

INSPIRATION: Edward C. Moore at

Tiffany & Co. Ed. by Medill Higgins

Harvey. A prodigious collector, Moore was

the creative leader who brought Tiffany &

Co. to unparalleled success during the late

19th century. This richly illustrated volume

presents more than 170 examples from his

vast collection, juxtaposed with sixty-nine

magnificent silver objects created by the designers and artisans at

Tiffany & Co. 304 pages. MMA. 9¾x11¼. Pub. at $65.00 $27.95

*9290257 MY BOSS IS A MORON:

Strategies to Manage Up and Thrive in Any

Workplace. By Ben Askins. Hilarious and

genuinely helpful guide to navigating bad

management with your sanity and career intact.

It meets you exactly where you are: stuck under

leadership that’s clueless, careless, or

downright toxic. Get real-life strategies for

managing up, recognizing dysfunction, setting

boundaries, advocating for yourself, and more. 187 pages. Hay

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9287841 SECRETS OF THE OCTOPUS.

By Sy Montgomery et al. Montgomery highlights

the revealing new science behind the keen

intelligence and surprising social behavior of

octopus species from around the world. This

volume celebrates them in all their shapes,

colors, and capabilities. Includes “octoprofiles”

of 16 key species and glorious photographs that

burst off the page. 189 pages. National

Geographic. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*928916X THE GREATEST SPY: The True

Story of Churchill’s Secret Agent Who

Became the Model for James Bond, 007.

By John Harte. Discover the life and daring

exploits of Sidney Reilly, the real-life model for

the world’s most famous spy, James Bond.

Photos. 274 pages. Skyhorse. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

9295941 THE VERY HUNGRY

CATERPILLAR’S VERY FIRST

ANIMAL ENCYCLOPEDIA: An

Introduction to Animals, for Very

Hungry Young Minds. By Andrea Mills.

Go on an amazing journey of discovery

with the Very Hungry Caterpillar and learn

fascinating facts about animals. Ages

3-7. Fully illus. in color. 224 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. 8x10¼. Pub. at $24.99 $11.95

9296395 THE JEWISH HOLIDAY

TABLE: A World of Recipes, Traditions

& Stories to Celebrate All Year Long. By

N. Shefi & Jewish Food Society. Discover

menus for a Persian Rosh Hashanah feast, a

Ukrainian-Mexican Seder, an Iraqi spread

for Purim, and more. Recipes include

Latkes with Braised Short Ribs, Cheese

Sambusak, Vinegret, Roast Chicken with

Apricots, Mina de Espinaca, Lali Salad, and more. Fully illus.,

most in color. 400 pages. Artisan. Pub. at $36.00 $11.95

9302948 MIDTOWN AND UPTOWN

MANHATTAN AERIALS THROUGH TIME.

By Richard Panchyk. Offers a century-long

aerial perspective on New York City’s

evolving skyline and waterfronts. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298703 ASHEVILLE, NORTH

CAROLINA: A History of the Land of the

Sky. By Amy Waters Yarsinske. Asheville’s

rich history and unique identity inspire a

forward-looking vision of progress and unity.

Fully illus., some in color. 347 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9302794 EARLY PHOTOGRAPHERS OF

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK. By David R.

Butler. Showcases early Glacier National

Park photographers, from 1910-1940, and

their iconic, historic images. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.99 $7.95

9295763 FEATHERED

DINOSAURS. By Brenda Z. Guiberson,

illus. by W. Low. Scientists have found

evidence that Anchiornis, Caudipteryx,

Confuciusornis, and many more

dinosaurs all had feathers. Discover

these amazing ancient creatures–and

the connection between feathered

dinosaurs and modern-day birds! Ages

4-8. Fully illus. in color. Holt. 11x11¼. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9299025 PRINCE: Lives of Musicians. By

Jason Draper. Prince, The Purple One, The

Artist–however he is referred to, it is

undeniable that he was a creative genius–and

at times, infuriating, eccentric, and difficult.

He has inspired and paved the way for

countless musical artists; this work provides

an overview of his life until his untimely death

on April 21, 2016. 16 pages of photos, most

in color. 208 pages. Laurence King. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9298819 DAVID YARROW: How I Make

Photographs. By David Yarrow. For two

decades, Yarrow has been venturing further

and further afield in search of amazing

animals to photograph. Here, he shares the

incredible knowledge and stories he has

gathered along the way and distils them

down into the key lessons to take into your

own photography. Fully illus., some in color.

128 pages. Laurence King. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9306323 MURDER THE TRUTH: Fear, the

First Amendment, and a Secret Campaign

to Protect the Powerful. By David Enrich.

Explore an in-depth expose of the broad

campaign, orchestrated by elite Americans, to

silence dissent and protect the powerful. The

result is a story about power in the age of

Trump–the way it’s used by those who have it

and the lengths to which they will go to avoid it

being questioned. 323 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $32.99 $6.95

930312X UTAH UNIQUE. By Nick Bagley.

Takes readers on a photographic journey

through haunted locations, historic sites, and

local legends in Utah. Fully illus., many in

color. 94 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $6.95

930309X TROUBLED TIMES IN TENNESSEE. By James B.

Jones. Uncovers overlooked and taboo aspects of

Tennessee’s history, from moonshining to dueling and

lynching. Photos. 187 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9304983 HOW CHINA SEES THE

WORLD: Han-centrism and the Balance

of Power in International Politics. By

J.M. Friend & B.A. Thayer. Explores the

roots of the growing Han nationalist group

and the implications of Chinese

hypernationalism for minorities within China

and for international reasons. 179 pages.

Potomac Books. Pub. at $27.95 $5.95

930102X SINSEMILLA SINSATIONS:

Cannabis-Inspired Art Spanning Four

Decades. By Pat Ryan. Originally created as

satirical brand labels for the California

Homegrowers Association and used on greeting

cards, stickers, and t-shirts, these pot-themed

postcards are perfect for every reader’s

cannabis-related correspondence. Last Gasp.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

930486X THE ANVIL OF WAR: German

Generalship in Defense of the Eastern Front

During World War II. By E. Raus & O. von

Natzmer. Shows how the Germans adapted

techniques to cope with their enemy’s great

numerical superiority and managed to sometimes

drive back the steamroller Russian forces during

the German retreat. Illus. 302 pages. Skyhorse.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*9292160 BUILD A CAMPERVAN: The Definitive Guide.

By Calum Creasey. Whatever campervan you dream of owning,

this volume will give you the practical knowledge and inspiration

to make it a reality. It also features stories of people who have

gone through the entire process, making you aware of the dos

and don’ts along the way. Well illus.in color. 255 pages. Lannoo.

6¾x8¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $45.00 $32.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9288228 PAPER OF WRECKAGE: An

Oral History of the New York Post,

1976-2024. By S. Mulcahy & F. DiGiacomo.

A lively, sprawling oral history of the New York

Post and the legendary tabloid’s cultural

impact from the 1970s to today as recounted

by the men and women who witnessed it

firsthand. 568 pages. Atria. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

9303065 STORM CHASERS: The Stunning

Skies of Tornado Alley. By Ron Stenz. The

Great Plains and portions of the Midwest are

often included in the colloquialism “Tornado

Alley.” See the jaw-dropping results as shear,

lift, instability, and moisture all come together in

abundance above vast and open landscapes to

create stunning scenes unlike anywhere else in

the world. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

*930472X GROWING PAINS: The

Troubled Lives of Child Stars. By Aubrey

Malone. From stardom to struggle, discover the

untold stories of Hollywood’s brightest child

stars. Some went on to thrive, others struggled

with addiction, loss, or fading stardom, but all

were forever marked by the industry that made

them famous. Photos. 190 pages. Histria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9304738 GRUB STREET: The Origins

of the British Press. By Ruth Herman.

Herman takes the reader back to the early

days of the British press as she explores the

remarkable variety of content that appeared in

early periodicals, including the earliest

examples of writing targeted at women and

the often bizarre or downright astonishing

advertising that shared the same pages.

287 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9297731 OPUS: The Cult of Dark

Money, Human Trafficking, and Right-Wing

Conspiracy Inside the Catholic Church. By

Gareth Gore. A thrilling expose recounting how

members of Opus Dei–a secretive,

ultra-conservative Catholic sect–pushed its

radical agenda within the Church and around the

globe, using billions of dollars siphoned from

one of the world’s largest banks. 16 pages of

photos. 452 pages. S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.00 $15.95

*929158X AMONG TIGERS: Fighting to

Bring Back Asia’s Big Cats. By K. Ullas

Karanth. Karanth shares the adventurous

real-life story of his quest to save a species

and, along the way, the hopeful realization that

tiger conservation is a battle that can be won.

Illus., some in color. 240 pages. Chicago

Review. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9304762 IF THESE WALLS COULD

TALK: Stories from the Pittsburgh

Steelers Sideline, Locker Room, and

Press Box. By Craig Wolfley with J. Wexell.

As a longtime presence with the Pittsburgh

Steelers, both as a player and broadcaster,

Wolfley knew what it meant to live and breathe

Steelers football. He opens up about his life

and career in Pittsburgh, featuring

conversations with players and coaches, as well as sharing

off-the-wall anecdotes that only he could tell. Photos.

273 pages. Triumph. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9302670 TAKE BACK YOUR BRAIN. By Ilchi Lee. In a world

overwhelmed by constant distractions and digital overload, we

risk losing touch with our most valuable asset–our brain. This

work offers a compelling guide to regaining control of your mind

and living with clarity, purpose, and authenticity. 225 pages.

Best Life Media. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9289526 ANGEL NUMBERS: How

to Interpret Messages from Your

Spirit Guides. By Remington Donovan.

Creates a beginner’s guide to working

with angel numbers. With clear,

accessible information about the

meanings of angel numbers and

sequences you encounter, this guide will

become your go-to spiritual reference.

255 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9301194 CREATIVE PAPER: Cut Up

This Book. The ultimate collection of

patterns, backdrops, landscapes and

scenes to cut out and stick in any journal,

scrapbook, or collage. Fully illus. in color.

Skittledog. 9¼x12¼. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.99 $15.95

*9293620 YE OLDE RANSOM NOTE STICKER BOOK. Spell

out anything, and stick it anywhere you like with these ornate alphabet

stickers. Skittledog. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

9302239 THE DISTINGUISHED

GENTLEMAN’S RIDE: A Decade

of Dapper. By R. Sayed & A.

Jones. Documents and celebrates

ten years of raising funds and

awareness for men’s health

initiatives with engaging

stories and gorgeous

photography. 229 pages.

Motorbooks. 12x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $40.00 $15.95

*9304835 A WORLD HISTORY OF RAIL:

From the Stream Regime to Today. By

Jeremy Black. There were 20,000 miles of

railways in 1865 and about a million by 2020.

Scale has always been a key theme in railway

history. In this volume, Black examines how rail

transformed the world. While always shaped by

commercial interests, the role of the railway has

been, and remains, strategic in the broadest

sense. 288 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9287175 TEACH YOURSELF

ACCENTS: Europe–A Handbook for Young

Actors and Speakers. By Robert

Blumenfeld. Covers the European accents

most useful for the stage and screen: French,

German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish,

and Yiddish. The most important features of

each accent are detailed, enabling the actor to

begin immediately to sound authentic.

138 pages. Limelight. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9291709 A NATURALIST’S GUIDE TO

THE MAMMALS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, 3RD

EDITION. By Chris R. & Loretta A. Shepherd. An

easy-to-use introductory identification guide to

129 species of mammals commonly

encountered in the Southeast Asian region,

covering Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,

Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore,

Thailand, and Vietnam. 176 pages. John

Beaufoy. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9291695 A NATURALIST’S GUIDE

TO DANGEROUS CREATURES OF

AUSTRALIA, 2ND EDITION. By P.

Rowland & S. Eipper. An easy-to-use

introductory photographic guide to 280

species of dangerous creatures

commonly encountered in Australia.

176 pages. John Beaufoy. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

9304975 HOLLYWOOD

POOLSIDE: Classic Images of

Legendary Stars. By F. Evenhuis

& R. Landau. Marilyn Monroe,

Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor,

Judy Garland, Lucille Ball, Rita

Hayworth, Gilbert Roland, and

many other icons are pictured

enjoying a true California institution–the swimming pool. Features

more than 100 photos of stars by the pool. 135 pages. Angel City.

10¼x7½. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $7.95

*9293671 WORDSEARCH: Over 150 Puzzles. Find more

than 150 themed puzzles in this beautifully designed volume,

making it the perfect treat for all puzzle fans and word

enthusiasts. Solutions included. 192 pages. Sirius.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295429 A RAGE TO CONQUER: Twelve

Battles That Changed the Course of

Western History. By Michael Walsh.

Walsh brings history to life as he considers

a group of commanders and the battles

they waged that became crucial to the

course of Western history. He looks first at

Carl Von Clausewitz, Achilles at Ilium,

Alexander at Gaugamela, Caesar at Alesia,

Constantine at the Milvian Bridge, and more. 389 pages. St.

Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

*929063X SEARCH, FIND & COUNT:

ANIMALS & DINOSAURS. By Agnese

Baruzzi. This engaging and educational

activity title offers hours of fun for young

learners, combining entertainment with

counting and learning. Ages 5-9. Fully illus.

in color. 95 pages. Happy Fox. 7¾x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290648 SEARCH, FIND & COUNT: PRINCESSES,

DRAGONS & MONSTERS. By Agnese Baruzzi. This

engaging and educational activity title offers hours of fun for

young learners, combining entertainment with counting and

learning. Ages 5-9. Fully illus. in color. 95 pages. Happy Fox.

7¾x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

929578X FOOL’S GOLD: The Radicals,

Con Artists, and Traitors Who Killed the

California Dream and Now Threaten Us

All. By S. Crabtree & J. McFatter. A

hard-hitting work of journalism that tells the

story of the dark side of the Democratic

Party’s Californian elites. 285 pages. Center

Street. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9295798 GREEN: A Pocket Guide to Pot.

By Dan Michaels, photos by E. Christiansen.

From Jack Herer to Pineapple Express,

Northern Lights, and beyond, this work

organizes 150 cannabis strains

alphabetically, each featuring a gorgeous

photo plus a breezy description of the bud

and its essential stats: lineage, flavor, high,

and medicinal uses. Green sprayed edges.

351 pages. Chronicle. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $7.95

9298398 ABANDONED DEEP SOUTH:

Lower Alabama. By Eric Hammon. Explores

the decaying remnants of Alabama’s

forgotten history, from plantation homes to

crumbling schools. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298525 ABANDONED MISSISSIPPI:

Destruction in the Deep South. By Jay

Farrell. Captures the haunting beauty of

dilapidated structures in Mississippi through

Farrell’s striking photography. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9296948 MY FIRST DOT-TO-DOT ACTIVITY BOOK: Baby

Animals. Use these fun, leveled activities to help your child

learn how to count from 1 to 20 and recognize letters from A to Z.

Ages 3 & up. Fully illus., in color. Sourcebooks. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929919X ZOMBIES HATE

STUFF. By Greg Stones. Each of

Stones’s ghoulishly colorful

paintings reveal funny and

unexpected scenes of zombie

disgruntlement, cataloging the

stuff that really riles up the

walking dead (astronauts, rain,

bagpipes, re-gifting, and more) with wit, humor, and–of

course–brains. Fully illus. in color. Chronicle. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9303111 UNITED STATES MAIL BOAT:

Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

By Bruce D. Heald. Invites readers on a tour

of Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire,

exploring the history and folklore of this

spectacular region, and of Winnipesaukee’s

unique and enchanting floating post office.

Well illus. 126 pages. Fonthill. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $6.95

*9301585 THE HOUR OF THE

PREDATOR: Encounters with the

Autocrats and Tech Billionaires Taking

Over the World. By Giuliano Da Empoli. A

chilling assessment of the disintegrating

world order, telling of the rise of autocratic

regimes, the erosion of traditional diplomacy,

and the growing influence of tech billionaires

and unregulated AI. This is the one work you

absolutely need to read to understand current politics.

144 pages. Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*928821X PAELLA & MORE: Recipes

for the Best of Spain’s Rice and Noodle

Dishes. By Louise Pickford. Brings together

delicious rice dishes from all over Spain,

from regional classics that are enjoyed

around the world to unusual local specialties.

Paella recipes include Chicken & Seafood,

Wild Mushroom Paella with Piquillo Peppers,

Hunter’s Rice, and Canelons. 128 pages.

Ryland Peters & Small. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9288457 ITALIAN AMERICAN: Red

Sauce Classics and New Essentials. By

Angie Rito et al. Reimagine

Italian-American cooking, with more than

125 recipes rich with flavor and nostalgia.

Recipes include Shrimp Cocktail alla

Puttanesca, Sicilian Pizza Rolls, Spicy Crab

Panzanella, Eggplant Parm Pinwheel

Lasagna, and Sausaga Stuffed Rigatoni

with Peppers & Onions. Well illus., most in color. 319 pages.

Clarkson Potter. 7¾x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9302913 LONG ISLAND AERIALS

THROUGH TIME. By Richard Panchyk.

Showcases rare aerial photographs from the

1920s-1940s, capturing a pre-suburbia

landscape and iconic events. Fully illus.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9304886 BASTOGNE: Ardennes 1944.

By S. Smith & S. Forty. The siege of

Bastogne was the largest, bloodiest battle

fought by American forces in WWII, in

which a collection of units defied a German

onslaught of 400,000 men. Fully illus.,

some in color. 64 pages. Casemate.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

930293X MERRIMACK, THE RESILIENT

RIVER: An Illustrated Profile of the Most

Historic River in New England. By Dyke

Hendrickson. Highlights the dramatic life of

the Merrimack River, from the colorful days of

the Native Americans to its current status as

one of the most scenic recreational

waterways in New England. Well illus., most

in color. 127 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9287477 THE SEWARDS OF NEW

YORK: A Biography of a Leading American

Political Family. By Thomas P. Slaughter.

Slaughter takes us behind the curtain of the

early Victorian era’s private sphere. Through

their letters, the Sewards portray life as it was

lived by the influential and powerful, painting a

rich portrait of an extraordinary family that

played a key role in 19th-century New York and

national politics. 475 pages. Three Hills. Pub. at $37.95 $29.95

9302727 BURLINGTON NORTHERN

SANTA FE RAILROAD HERITAGE. By

B.A. Keates & K.C. Springirth. Explore the

rich heritage of the Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway, tracing its roots back to

1849. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

America Through Time. 8½x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

*9289747 BIG SCHOOL OF DRAWING

ANIMALS. Whether you are a complete

beginner or an artist with some experience

looking to refine your skills, this guide

covers all the essentials you need to create

both realistic and imaginative animal art,

from basic drawing techniques to advanced

concepts. Fully illus. 192 pages. Walter

Foster. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289755 BIG SCHOOL OF DRAWING

PEOPLE. Whether you are a complete

beginner or an artist with some experience

looking to refine your skills, this guide

covers the essential techniques you need

to capture people from various angles,

ages, ethnicities, and expressions. Fully

illus. 192 pages. Walter Foster. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9304827 WATERCOLORS IN THE

GARDEN: Beginner-Friendly Projects

Inspired by Chinese Aesthetics. By Zhou

Feiyu. With a focus on flowers, insects, and pets,

Feiyu guides you through simple tools, easy

color mixing, and graceful brush techniques

inspired by the aesthetic spirit of traditional

Chinese art. Featuring 16 gorgeous,

step-by-step projects, find inspiration on every

page. Fully illus. in color. 164 pages. Shanghai Press. 7¼x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9301461 LEARN TO DRAW ANYTHING:

A Simple Method to Start Drawing in 15

Minutes a Day. By Z. Leber & J. Hollants. A

comprehensive drawing guide created to

transform beginners into confident, independent

artists. This introduces techniques that provide a

strong foundation in drawing, covering a variety

of subjects, including exercises that will help you

discover your own unique style. Fully illus. 191

pages. Quarry. 6¾x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9305327 POETRY OF THE SECOND

WORLD WAR. By Tim Kendall. This

anthology seeks to showcase not only the

harrowingly beautiful poetry born from the

conflict of World War II, but also the radical

changes to style and form that came from the

epoch and altered the face of British poetry.

207 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305343 PUERTO RICO, SECOND EDITION: What

Everyone Needs to Know. By Jorge Duany. Unravels the fascinating

and turbulent past and present of an island that is politically and

economically tied to the United States, yet culturally distinct.

196 pages. Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9290656 CAN WE TALK ABOUT

ISRAEL? REVISED: A Guide for the Curious,

Confused, and Conflicted. By Daniel Sokatch.

An essential, accessible guide to one of the most

complex, controversial topics in the world, from

a leading expert on Israel and the

Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Revised and updated.

Photos. 450 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289410 RUSSIA’S WAR ON

EVERYBODY: And what It Means For You. By

Keir Giles. Shows how Moscow’s hostile

intentions for the rest of the world–beyond the war

they began with Ukraine in 2022–are far broader

and more ambitious, and the ways it tries to

achieve them, far more pervasive and damaging

than we realize. 242 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9288236 THE REHAB PLAYBOOK:

Demystifying Addiction Treatment. By Jaime

Welsh Vinck. Helps both individuals struggling

with addiction and the community of

people–family, friends, therapists, and

physicians–who care about them by providing a

deeper understanding of the treatment process as

well as how to find the right program. 259 pages.

Regalo. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305483 DRINK YOUR WAY SOBER: The

Science-Based Method to Break Free from

Alcohol. By Katie Herzog. Discover a revolutionary

and evidence-based method to treat alcohol use

disorder that does not require abstinence. Herzog

dives into the science and history of addiction

treatment to discover why we treat alcohol use

disorder the way we do and why abstinence-based

programs like Alcoholics Anonymous don’t always

work. 186 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9290664 DREAMIFESTING:

Harnessing the Power of Your Dreams

to Create the Life You Desire. By Kelly

Sullivan Walden. Discover your authentic,

soulful desires and create a life inspired by

your wildest dreams, filled with the passion

and purpose to become the best version of

yourself. 344 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9298177 THE CORPORATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY:

Why (Almost) Everything We Are Told About Business Is

Wrong. By John Kay. An incisive overhaul of our ideas about

business which redefines our understanding of successful

commercial activity and the corporation–and describes how we

have come to “love the product” as we “hate the producer.”

442 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9293566 ROOT VEGETABLES: A

Grower’s Guide. By Jean-Martin Fortier,

illus. by F. Avram. Uncovers the secrets to

cultivating a wide range of root crops, from

familiar favorites like potatoes and carrots to

lesser-known gems like oca and salsify.

This biointensive approach maximizes yield

while nurturing soil health, making this

guide invaluable to home gardeners and

market farmers alike. Fully illus. in color. 119 pages. New

Society. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9293817 BIRDS OF THE GREAT

LAKES. By Dexter Patterson. The Great

Lakes region is teeming with scores of

beautiful birds, and this easy-to-use guide

will help you identify more than 100

commonly seen birds in the area. Fully illus.

362 pages. Timber. Paperbound. Pub.

at $18.99 $14.95

*929371X FACE YOUR FINANCIAL

FEARS: The Simple Guide to Fixing Your

Relationship with Money. By Jake

Cousineau. A guilt-free guide for readers who

may have already made money mistakes and

are looking for a way to improve their financial

outlook. 201 pages. Harriman House.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9290613 LEARN TO KNIT THE EASY

WAY: Chunky Yarns, Big Needles, 16

Fabulous Projects. By Val Pierce. The

perfect guide for budding knitting

enthusiasts, this features comprehensive,

introductory lessons for beginners who

want to learn the technique of working

chunky yarns with larger needles. Fully

illus. in color. 128 pages. Landauer.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9299734 THE 1-PAGE MARKETING

PLAN, REVISED. By Allan Dib. Master the

timeless marketing system that has helped

millions of entrepreneurs scale their

businesses. The proven 9-block framework

has been refreshed with real-world scenarios

and new strategies, providing the perfect

foundation to get powerful results from today’s

marketing tools. Photos. 201 pages. Authors

Equity. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9293477 THE PARANORMAL RANGER:

A Navajo Investigator’s Search for the

Unexplained. By Stanley Milford Jr. A Navajo

Ranger’s chilling and clear-eyed memoir of

his investigations into bizarre cases of the

paranormal and unexplained in Navajoland.

Photos, most in color. 246 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305491 A FATHER’S FIGHT: Taking on

Alex Jones and Reclaiming the Truth About

Sandy Hook. By Robbie Parker. On December 14,

2012, Robbie Parker’s daughter Emilie was killed

at Sandy Hook Elementary, a tragedy that changed

Robbie’s life and our country forever. By the next

day, Alex Jones was on air claiming the shooting

was a hoax. So begins Parker’s David and Goliath

story, a tale of hope and resilience amid hatred and

division. 221 pages. Diversion. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9302425 THE ALCHEMY OF DIVINE

WEALTH: Unlock the Power of Your

Spiritual Reality. By Elizabeth Clare Prophet.

Feeling stuck in the struggle of everyday life?

Burned out on vision boards, affirmations, and

trying to manifest your dream life? There is a

reason the law of attraction isn’t working for

you, and it’s not your fault. You’ll discover that

wealth isn’t something you attract–it’s

something you become. Illus. in color. 256 pages. Summit.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9294104 THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF

MONSTERS. By Diana Ferguson, illus. by G.

Kenny. Monsters from across the globe and

many different cultures are brought to life in

this volume which bursts with detailed

full-color images and fascinating facts. Beasts

include Fenrir, Mishipeshu, Minotaurs,

Morrigan, Manticores, Scylla, Medusa, and

Amarok. Ages 8-12. 80 pages. Weldon Owen.

10¾x14¾. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

– 24 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9290214 ROMANCE,

ENDEARMENTS & AFFECTIONS

STICKER, COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK.

With more than 500 stickers featuring

nostalgic imagery of romance, including

love letters, bouquets, and Victorian

whimsy, you can craft your own charming

creations that celebrate love. Chartwell.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290206 MONSTERS, MAYHEM, & MYTHS STICKER,

COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK. Explore the dark and macabre

world of mythology and monsters with this curated collection

of over 500 stickers and more than 50 pages of coloring,

puzzles, and trivia. Perfect for those fascinated by creatures of

the night! Chartwell. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290192 FOREST, FAIRIES,

MUSHROOMS AND GOBLINS STICKER,

COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK. With more than

500 stickers featuring fairies, forest creatures,

toadstools, goblins, and much more, you’ve

got the material you need to conjure your own

charming creations. Try your hand at a variety

of mazes, crafts, and matching games.

Chartwell. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289100 NATURE ANATOMY

POSTERS: 28 Pull-Out Prints That

Celebrate the Wonders of the Natural

World. Each page in this collection of 10"

x 12" pull-out posters invites nature

enthusiasts to learn the unique features

and names of the different types of trees,

mosses, mushrooms, wildflowers,

butterflies, snakes, backyard birds,

freshwater fish, seashells, and much more. Fully illus. in color.

Storey. 10¼x12¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*929984X RAMEN REMIX: 52

Recipes Using Everyone’s

Favorite Instant Noodle. By

Jessica Harlan. Instant ramen makes

for a great and easy meal on its own,

but have you ever wondered about

the possibilities it holds? This’ll

school you in the art of noodle-based

cooking with its 52 innovative and

creative ramen-based recipes for soups, salads, desserts, snacks, and

more. Illus. in color. 160 pages. Ulysses. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9293426 ILLUSTRATED NORSE

MYTHS. By Retold by Alex Firth et al, illus.

by M. Pincelli. A thrilling collection of

Viking myths, brought to life with evocative

illustrations. Includes a blue silk ribbon

bookmark. Ages 6-9. 275 pages. Usborne.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9287779 LITTLE KIDS FIRST

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ALMOST

EVERYTHING. This fact-packed volume

covers all of the topics young children are

curious about, including space, science,

animals, plants, dinosaurs, history,

weather, the human body, and the

incredible planet we call home. Ages 4-8.

Fully illus. in color. 272 pages. National

Geographic. 8¾x11. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288171 A GUIDE TO READING THE

RUNES: Harness the Wisdom and

Power of the Ancient Norse Symbols.

By Laura Daligan. Learn how to divine the

future and build your personal power using

runes, the powerful Norse symbols. This

easy, accessible guide for beginners also

offers a variety of ways to take your

knowledge to the next level. Fully illus. in

color. 144 pages. CICO. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289801 ENGINEERING: How the

Six Simple Machines Support the

World. By Carla Mooney, illus. by L.

Cornell. Young engineers learn how

mechanical, structural, civil, and other

types of engineering are based on the six

simple machines that humans have been

using for thousands of years. Ages 12-15.

Well illus. in color. 120 pages. Nomad

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9298010 500 SEWING TIPS,

TRICKS, TECHNIQUES, AND HACKS. By

Ashley Hough. Features 500 sewing

technique hacks with easy-to-follow

photos, quick tips, and trick snippets,

answering just about any question that a

crafter may have. Fully illus. in color.

280 pages. Landauer. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.99 $14.95

*9294163 SLAVEROAD. By John Edgar

Wideman. For centuries, the buying and selling

of human beings was legal, and millions of

Africans were kidnapped, then forcibly

transported across the Atlantic Ocean to serve as

slaves. The enduring legacies of this slave road

traffic continue to poison the experiences and

journeys of all Americans. 212 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9301259 THE COMING GOLDEN AGE:

31 Ways to Be Kingdom Ready. By David

Jeremiah. Unfolds the Second Coming of

Christ and His millennium reign here on earth

while also showing how the correct

interpretation of these pivotal events changes

how we live here and now. 290 pages. Thomas

Nelson. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9298169 THE BROTHERS GRIMM: A

Biography. By Ann Schmiesing. The first

English-language biography in over fifty years

to tell the full, vibrant story of Jacob and

Wilhelm Grimm, known to history as the

Brothers Grimm. 336 pages. Yale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9298126 USELESS ETYMOLOGY:

Offbeat Word Origins for Curious Minds. By

Jess Zafarris. Takes readers on a time-traveling

adventure to unlock the beauty, wonder, and

absurdity within our everyday words, how they

came to be, and the unexpected ways their

origins weave a global, cross-cultural labyrinth

of meaning. 314 pages. Chambers.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288287 WORDS OF JESUS: Glow-in-the-Dark

Coloring. These glow-in-the-dark coloring pages will brighten

your life with beloved Bible passages and uplifting illustrations.

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

9296700 ACCIDENTALLY WES

ANDERSON: Adventures. By Wally &

Amanda Koval. With more than 200 new

destinations, join us on a visual adventure to

every continent, exploring the most

stunning and unusual places on the planet.

Inspired by the cinematic world of Wes

Anderson, this collection of phenomenal

photographs, idiosyncratic characters, and

surprisingly true tales will send you on adventures big and small.

352 pages. Voracious. 7½x9¼. Pub. at $45.00 $11.95

9292411 ELEPHANT KINGDOM:

Sculptures from Indian Architecture.

By Vikramajit Ram. Traces the myriad

stories and symbolisms behind India’s

much-loved animal through its depictions

in architectural sculpture. At the heart of

the study is a collection of over sixty color

photographs from a diverse range of

antique settings, many of which are

located in remote parts of the subcontinent. 104 pages. Mapin.

9x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9288317 THE BARTENDER’S PANTRY:

A Beverage Handbook for the

Universal Bar. By J. Meehan et al, illus.

by B. Sasso. A professional guide that

surveys and celebrates the culinary

ingredients in mixed drinks, with more than

100 recipes from the world’s most creative

bartenders. Drinks include Sangria Roja,

Wondermint Malted, Coquito,

Thunderbird, and Sorrel Rum Punch. Well illus. in color.

377 pages. Ten Speed. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9290907 ‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,

Y’ALL. By Landon Bryant. A reimagination of the classic “The Night

Before Christmas” poem with a unique and humorous Southern

twist. Includes a recipe from the author for sweet potato casserole

and, for the yanks, a glossary of Southern-isms. Well illus. in color.

Running Press. Pub. at $13.00 $9.95

930360X MEALS THAT HEAL

INFLAMMATION, REVISED: Embrace

Healthy Living and Eliminate Pain, One

Meal at a Time. By Julie Daniluk. An

indispensable volume for anyone wanting to

get to the root of illness. Well-written and

documented, this makes it easy to learn how

to reverse inflammation naturally. Recipes

include Ginger Root Tea; The G7 Green Drink;

Grain-Free Berry Muffins; Dijon Chicken; and Raw Pad Thai. Illus. in

color. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $9.95

9295348 MAKING A MASTERPIECE:

The Stories Behind Iconic Artworks. By

Debra N. Mancoff. What makes a work of art

a masterpiece? Discover the answers in the

fascinating stories of how these artworks

came to be and the circumstances of their

long-lasting impact on the world. Fully

illus., most in color. 223 pages. Frances

Lincoln. 7x9¾. Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9300287 BIG DIP ENERGY: 88 Parties

in a Bowl for Snacking, Dinner,

Dessert, and Beyond! By Alyse

Whitney. Offers endless fun and easy

ways to both entertain and enjoy solo with

creative dips and dippers. Dip ideas

include Pina Colada, Broccoli Cheddar,

Peaches & Cream, Miso Eggplant,

Spanikopida, and Taco 7-Layer. Fully

illus. in color. 263 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9288422 GOLF IN HOLLYWOOD:

Where the Stars Come Out to Play.

By R.Z. Chew & D.D. Pavoni. Shares

the pleasures of the game, along with

candid shots of some of filmland’s

biggest names as they take their turns

at the tee. Fully illus. 144 pages. Angel

City. 10½x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9298002 THE POCKET BOOK OF JUNG.

By Lily Yuan. Learn the key ideas of the

incredible psychologist Carl Jung in this

handy pocket guide, complete with accessible

summaries, diagrams, and illustrations.

Covers topics including his life, psychological

types, shadows & personas, and his lasting

legacy. Sprayed edges. 208 pages. Sirius.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9293000 THE RIBBON STUDIO:

Inspiring Gifts and Craft Projects for

Every Occasion. By Angela Liguori.

Learn how to make more than a dozen

ribbon accessories, home decor items,

and gift embellishments with this DIY

guide. Fully illus. in color. 176 pages.

Abrams. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9289844 SECRET WEAPONS OF

WORLD WAR II: The Undercover

Innovations in Military Armaments,

1939-45. By Chris McNab. In this fascinating

account, McNab examines the development of

a range of hitherto unknown and at times

shockingly effective weapons that were

developed and unleashed on an unsuspecting

world over the course of the war. Photos.

255 pages. Sirius. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296131 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE

COIN: The Queen, the Dresser and

the Wardrobe. By Angela Kelly. Kelly

was Her Majesty’s Senior Dresser, Her

Majesty’s Personal Adviser and Curator,

and In-House Designer–positions she

has held for the past 25 years. As the first

person in history to hold these titles, she

shares her uniquely close working

relationship with The Queen in this beautifully illustrated

volume. 304 pages. Harper. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

930598X THE GREAT AMERICAN

RECIPE COOKBOOK, SEASON TWO

EDITION. Ed. by Claire Schulz. This is the

best of American home cooking, in all its

incredible diversity–from the East Coast to

the islands of Hawaii, from indigenous to

immigrant families. Recipes include Chicken

Curry and Roti, Baby Back Ribs with Cheesy

Corn and Slaw, Lasagna Soup with Garlic

Knots, Triple Chocolate Cheesecake Cups, and more! Well illus. in

color. 251 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $39.95 $9.95

– 25 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303871 WHAT GOES WITH WHAT:

100 Recipes, 20 Charts, Endless

Possibilities. By Julia Turshen. An

original, inspired, and interactive approach

to cooking that takes the guesswork out of

everyday meals. Recipes include Winter

Chopped Salad; BLTs; Mushrooms

Rockefeller; Roasted Squash Soup;

Chicken Scarpariello; Eggplant Parm

Heroes; and Chocolate Espresso Wake-Up Cake. Fully illus. in

color. 317 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9288341 THE BOOK OF SICHUAN

CHILI CRISP: Spicy Recipes and

Stories from Fly By Jing’s Kitchen. By

Jing Gao. Explore the “not traditional but

personal” Sichuan flavors through 85 hot

recipes. Ideas include Cucumber & Yuba

Salad, Chili Oil Chaoshou, Wagyu

Cheeseburger Pot Stickers, Mapo Tofu,

Twice-Cooked Pork, Collagen Congee,

Dan Dan Noodles, and Brown Sugar Mochi. Fully illus. in color.

241 pages. Ten Speed. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9300759 DI AN: The Salty, Sour,

Sweet and Spicy Flavors of

Vietnamese Cooking with Twaydabae.

By Tue Nguyen. Discover and enjoy the

delicious, vibrant flavors of Vietnamese

cuisine with these authentic and modern

recipes, perfect for every home cook.

Ideas include Bo Luc Lac, Crab Fried Rice,

Honey-Glazed Shrimp, Vietnamese Coffee

Creme Brulee, and Chicken & Ginger Dumplings. Well illus. in

color. 245 pages. S&S. 8¼x9¼. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9292500 RED HOT KITCHEN: Classic

Asian Chili Sauces from Scratch and

Delicious Dishes to Make with Them.

By Diana Kuan. Kuan offers a flavorful

education in the art of cooking with

homemade Asian hot sauces. From Thai

Sriracha to Indonesian sambal, Korean

gochujang, and other fiery favorites, Asian

chili sauces add a palate-pleasing, subtle

kick or scorch to stir-fries, appetizers, and noodle dishes. Color

photos. 256 pages. Avery. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9299076 SUSTAINABLE STYLE: The Great British Sewing

Bee. By A. Bruce & C. Akselson. Covers everything you need to build

your sewing repertoire and grow in confidence as you sew yourself

sustainable. Includes downloadable PDF pattern sheets. Fully illus.,

most in color. 223 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9301704 URSULA K. LE GUIN’S

BOOK OF CATS. In her life as in her art, Le

Guin was fascinated by the feline. This

irresistible work about cats gathers

poems, meditations, and drawings

dedicated to the complicated creature that

captured her imagination. Well illus., most

in color. 95 pages. Library of America.

Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

9304932 ENCHANTED COLOR BY

NUMBERS. Explore a magical,

mysterious world with this inspirational

collection of color-by-number artworks,

showcasing 45 images by Andres

Vaisberg. Just follow the color key to create

striking artworks of dragons, phoenixes,

flying horses, and more. Arcturus. 9x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9300392 CREATOPIA: A Coloring

Book. Explore your creativity in this

incredible collection of creatures,

featuring the signature doodle style

of the popular artist Vexx. From fierce

tigers to serene turtles, there are

dozens of pages in which to get crazy

with color. TarcherPerigee. 10x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9306854 DRAWING THE VIKINGS:

Learning to Draw & Drawing to Learn. By

Max Marlborough, illus. by M. Bergin. Meet

these expert explorers and learn about their

voyages and culture. Begin by drawing a map

of their home in Scandinavia, and then try

your hand at capturing their runic alphabet,

their elaborate woodcarvings, their weapons,

their ships, and beyond. Ages 8 & up. Fully

illus., most in color. 64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. $5.95

9307001 GEORGE: A Magpie Memoir. By

Frieda Hughes. When Hughes moved to the

Welsh countryside, she was expecting to take

on a few projects. Instead, she found herself

rescuing a baby magpie, George, the sole

survivor of a nest destroyed in a storm–and

embarking on an obsession that would change

the course of her life. Illus. 264 pages. Avid

Reader. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9301038 TINTIN & SNOWY BIG

ACTIVITY BOOK. By G. Harvey & S.

Beecroft. Unravel exciting mysteries,

solve mind-boggling puzzles, and

decipher secret codes. This title is packed

full of quizzes, experiments, games,

things to make, and eye-popping facts.

Ages 9-12. 95 pages. Last Gasp.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9307133 IN OUR TIME. By Tom Wolfe. A biting collection of

Wolfe’s essays and illustrations cataloging and critiquing the

state of 1970s American society. 127 pages. Picador.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9300201 THE ANTI-COMMUNIST

MANIFESTO. By Jesse Kelly. A cry striking

at the roots of today’s major issues, Kelly

addresses the most dangerous philosophy

in history and its resurgence. 321 pages.

Threshold. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9300023 AN AMERICAN SOLDIER IN THE

GREAT WAR: The World War I Diary and

Letters of Elmer O. Smith. By John

DellaGiustina. Placing Private Smith’s war

diary and letters into historical context, the

author describes how a typical American

soldier underwent rigorous training and then

fought bravely with his unit against a

determined German army in the brutal

conditions and carnage of the Western Front. 40 pages of illus.

327 pages. Hellgate. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9296573 MILTON FRIEDMAN: The Last

Conservative. By Jennifer Burns. Explores

Friedman’s key role in creating a new

economic vision and a modern American

conservatism. The result is a revelatory

biography of America’s first neoliberal–and

perhaps its last great conservative. 578 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $5.95

9288325 BEHIND THE SEAMS: My Life

in Rhinestones. By Dolly Parton with H.

George-Warren. Global superstar Dolly

Parton shares, for the first time, the full

story behind her lifelong passion for

fashion, including how she developed her

distinctly Dolly style, which has defied

convention and endeared her to fans

around the world. Fully illus. in color.

328 pages. Ten Speed. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $19.95

9292934 PREPARED: A Manual for

Surviving Worst-Case Scenarios. By Mike

Glover. Overturns today’s paranoid survival

wisdom and teaches the foundational skills of

preparedness that will not only help you build

situational awareness and achieve greater

mobility, but that will also help you build resilient

mental and spiritual habits. 286 pages. Portfolio.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9295267 A HEALTHY BRAIN FOR LIFE. By

Richard Furman. Drawing from the latest

medical research, Dr. Furman helps readers

understand brain health and shows them how

to make three powerful lifestyle changes that

can help decrease the probability of

developing dementia or Alzheimer’s.

298 pages. Revell. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306625 THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY

EFFECTIVE PEOPLE. By Stephen R. Covey. One

of the most inspiring works ever written, this title

has captivated readers for decades. It has

transformed the lives of presidents and CEOs,

educators and parents–millions of people of all

ages and occupations. This edition includes

modern additions from the author. 440 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300724 CONQUERING CRISIS: Ten

Lessons to Learn Before You Need Them.

By William H. McRaven. Provides a new set of

tools for facing stressful moments with poise.

This work breaks crises down into five

phases–assess, report, contain, shape, and

manage–and provides concrete steps to come

out stronger on the other side. 219 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

9300635 BAD MOTHERFUCKER: The

Life and Times of Samuel L. Jackson, the

Coolest Man in Hollywood. By Gavin

Edwards. An exploration and celebration of

the life and work of the coolest man in

Hollywood, Samuel L. Jackson–from his

star-making turns in the films of Spike Lee

and Quentin Tarantino to his ubiquitous roles

in the Star Wars and Marvel franchises, as

well as the cult favorite Snakes on a Plane. Illus. 358 pages.

Hachette. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9293213 TRUE WEST: Sam Shepard’s

Life, Work, and Times. By Robert Greenfield.

Charts Shepard’s long and complicated

journey from a small town in Southern

California to becoming an internationally

known playwright and movie star. Makes the

case for Shepard as not just a great American

writer but a unique figure who first brought the

sensibility of rock’n’roll to theater. Photos,

some in color. 432 pages. Crown. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9295631 ZENITH MAN: Death, Love, and

Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom. By

McCracken Poston, Jr. This is the fascinating

true story–sometimes humorous, sometimes

heartbreaking–of an idealistic young lawyer

determined to free an innocent neurodivergent

man accused of murdering the wife no one

knew he had. 16 pages of photos. 296 pages.

Citadel. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9293019 SAILING THE GRAVEYARD SEA. By Richard Snow.

A compelling account of the only mutiny in the history of the

United States Navy–a little-known but once notorious event that

cost three young men their lives. Photos. 285 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9306633 AS YOU WISH: Inconceivable

Tales from the Making of The Princess

Bride. By Cary Elwes with J. Layden. The

bestselling account of the making of the cult

classic film, filled with never-before-told

stories, exclusive photographs, and interviews

from the cast, crew, and director Rob Reiner.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 259 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9300791 DUNGEONS & DRAGONS STICKER ART PUZZLES.

By Steve Behling. These 15 sticker puzzles showcase ferocious

monsters from the world of Dungeons & Dragons and are a great way

to relax after an epic quest. 81 pages. Thunder Bay. 8x11¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9306161 THE LONGEST CON: How

Grifters, Swindlers, and Frauds Hijacked

American Conservatism. By Joe Conason. A

chronicle of how conservatism turned into a

racketeering enterprise–and why Donald Trump

became the living emblem of the American

Right’s moral decay. Explores a movement

whose principal aim is not to protect freedom or

defend the Constitution, but merely to line the

pockets of pretenders and ignorant blowhards who now endanger

the nation. 303 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9295003 101 THINGS TO DO WITH

BACON. By Eliza Cross. Bring home the

bacon with these delicious recipes, including

appetizers, salads, dinners, and even

desserts. Recipes include Bacon-Wrapped

Scallops; Butter Bean, Leek, and Bacon Soup;

Bacon Reubens; Maple-Bacon Drumsticks;

and more! 128 pages. Gibbs Smith.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9295011 101 THINGS TO DO WITH A

DUTCH OVEN. By Vernon Winterton. The

Dutch oven might just become the most

popular cooking method in your house with

this collection of recipes. Ideas include the

Mountain Man Breakfast, Italian Herb and

Cheese Loaf, Sausage Spinach Wreath,

Honey-Glazed Carrots, Dutch Oven Stew,

and Caramel Apple Cobbler. 128 pages.

Gibbs Smith. Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9304940 ETERNITY STREET: Violence and

Justice in Frontier Los Angeles. By John

Mack Faragher. The story of a violent place in a

violent time: the rise of Los Angeles from its

origins as a small Mexican pueblo, showcasing

a dramatic history of conquest and ethnic

suppression, of collective disorder and

interpersonal conflict. 16 pages of photos.

580 pages. Norton. Pub. at $35.00 $5.95

9292942 PSEUDOSCIENCE: An

Amusing History of Crackpot Ideas and

Why We Love Them. By L. Kang & N.

Pedersen. A visual and narrative history of

popular ideas, phenomena, and widely held

beliefs disproven by science. Fully illus.,

most in color. 309 pages. Workman.

Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

9295399 THE OXFORD ESSENTIAL

GUIDE TO WRITING. By Thomas S. Kane.

Whether you’re composing a letter, writing a

school thesis, or starting a novel, this

resource offers expert advice on how to think

more creatively, how to conjure up ideas

from scratch, and how to express those ideas

clearly and elegantly. 451 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9296549 LOVERS IN AUSCHWITZ: A True

Story. By Keren Blankfeld. The mesmerizing

and inspirational true story of two Holocaust

survivors who fell in love in Auschwitz, only to

be separated upon liberation and lead

remarkable lives apart following the war–and

then find each other again more than 70 years

later. 390 pages. Back Bay. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296069 ZENDOODLE COLORING

PRESENTS KEEP MERRY AND COLOR

ON DELUXE EDITION. Make your

holiday season merry and bright with

these fun and easy yuletide illustrations.

From beautiful winter collages and jingle

bells to Santas and festive holly, all 75

joyful images are printed on perforated,

single-sided pages for easy removal and

display. Includes six colored pencils. St. Martin’s. 8½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9298908 HOW TO TALK SO MEN WILL

LISTEN: A Coloring Book. The perfect

coloring break for women who experience

mansplaining, dismissive attitudes,

double-standards, and offhand sexist

remarks. Laugh your way through the

pages–and who knows, in so doing, you may

find inspirational, new ways to respond to a

man without damaging his fragile ego too

severely. Castle Point. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9302190 CREATIVE HAVEN

ADORABLE DOGS COLORING BOOK.

These designs are pawsitively delightful.

Thirty-one charming illustrations feature a

variety of cute canines enjoying a beach

vacation, celebrating a birthday, dressing

up for Halloween, and many other playful

pastimes. The imaginative images are

enhanced with intricate details. Dover.

8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9298754 THE BIG-ASS SWEAR

WORD COLORING BOOK. Features

positive yet filthy sayings to color and

display. Everyone can relate to these

bold, sassy sentiments, and can relax

while coloring the f*ckers in. St.

Martin’s. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at

$15.99 $4.95

9304894 CREATIVE HAVEN BIRDS

DOT-TO-DOT COLORING BOOK.

Discover unexpected images of favorite

birds with this collection of dot-to-dot

puzzles. Connect the dots, and color the

images to create 30 complex images of a

peacock, horned owl, and others.

Single-sided perforated pages for easy

removal and display. Solutions included.

Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9300058 THE BRIGHT AGES: A New History

of Medieval Europe. By M. Gabriele & D.M.

Perry. Recasts the European Middle Ages for

what it was, capturing this 1,000-year era in all its

complexity and fundamental humanity, bringing

to light both its beauty and its horrors. Reminds

us just how permeable our man-made borders

have always been, of the possible worlds the past

has always made available to us, and more. Color

photos. 307 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9305009 KAFFE FASSETT IN THE STUDIO: Behind the

Scenes with a Master Colorist. By Kaffe Fassett, photos by

D. Patterson. Fassett provides a window into his creative

process, offering readers new patterns, new ideas, and new

inspiration. Fully illus. in color. 239 pages. Abrams. 9x11.

Pub. at $40.00 $17.95

*9291725 WELL BEINGS: How the

Seventies Lost Its Mind and Taught Us to

Find Ourselves. By James Riley. Delves deep

into the mind of the 1970s: its popular culture,

its radical philosophies, its approach to health,

and its sense of social crisis. 462 pages. Icon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9298231 THE MURDAUGH MURDERS

CASE: South Carolina. By Arthur Cerf. For the first

time in his life, attorney Alex Murdaugh–the scion of

a long line of lawyers and prosecutors–stands

before a jury at the Colleton Courthouse as a

defendant. He is accused of having murdered both

his wife, Maggie, and his son, Paul, on the evening

of June 7, 2021. 182 pages. Crime Ink.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*9293728 THE GAME MASTER’S

HANDBOOK OF COLLABORATIVE

CAMPAIGN DESIGN. By Jonah & Tristan

Fishel. Following the example of the

bestselling first volume in the Game Master’s

Handbook series, this new entry forgoes stat

blocks and maps in favor of clear explanations

and guides that focus on developing and

running an original campaign. Photos. 269

pages. Media Lab. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

9304959 EVERYDAY PATTERNS:

Easy-Sew Pieces to Mix and Match.

By Lotta Jansdotter. These easy-to-sew

pieces will become your favorite

garments. Includes sewing instructions

and flexible, unisex patterns for a tunic, a

shirt, a skirt, a dress, pants, a jacket, and a

robe, along with patterns for making a tote

bag, a scarf, and other accessories. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Abrams. 8¾x9¾. Pub. at $29.99 $11.95

9298983 THE MODERN LOSS

HANDBOOK: An Interactive Guide to

Moving Through Grief and Building Your

Resilience. By Rebecca Soffer. Offers

candid, practical, and witty advice for

confronting a future without your person,

honoring their memory, dealing with trigger

days, managing your professional life, and

navigating new and existing relationships.

234 pages. Running Press. Pub. at $22.00 $5.95

9290966 CRAYOLA: Ready for School. Get ready for school

with this guidebook that teaches the alphabet, numbers, colors,

and shapes. Includes 36 punch-out flash cards and 200 stickers.

Ages 3 & up. Fully illus., most in color. 192 pages. Dreamtivity.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9298770 THE CHICKEN SHACK:

Over 65 Cluckin’ Good Recipes That

Showcase the Best Ways to Enjoy

Chicken. By Text by Valerie-Aikman

Smith et al. Features tasty and

comforting recipes for delicious chicken

dishes, from wings to burritos to

casseroles. Ideas include Chicken with

Garlic Bites, Buttermilk-Crumbed

Wings, Barbecue Chicken Fries, Chipotle Chicken Grilled

Cheese, and Chicken Tikka Masala. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Ryland Peters & Small. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9295933 UNDERWORLD: Exploring the Secret World

Beneath Your Feet. By Jane Price, illus. by J.G. Hancock. With the

intriguing idea of exploring what lies below the surface of the Earth

as its broad theme, this fascinating work cleverly dices up the

subject into small, more manageable pieces ready to be devoured

by young readers. Ages 8-12. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. Kids

Can. 9¼x10½. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9304851 101 THINGS TO DO WITH

TOFU. By D. Kelly & A. Tegtmeier. From

breakfast, soups and salads to kid friendly

favorites, international entrees and

desserts, tofu is not for stir fry anymore!

Ideas include Tomato Onion Chowder,

Layered Fiesta Chopped Salad, California

Breakfast Burritos, Healthy Mac & Cheese,

and Raspberry Chocolate Chunk Pie. 127

pages. Gibbs Smith. Spiralbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

*9289569 DO MAINTAIN: How to

Sharpen Knives, Scissors and Garden

Tools. By Gareth Heaton. Draws on years of

experience to provide step-by-step

instructions on how to correctly sharpen your

tools. Using whetstones and other abrasives,

you’ll make them more effective and safer to

use. Well illus. in color. 142 pages. Do Book

Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9293515 MANGA MUSCLES: An

Artist’s Guide to Drawing Powerful Male

Bodies. By Syu Itadori et al. Teaches you

how to draw powerful male bodies in

dynamic styles–from athletic to bodybuilder

to fantasy superhero–in hundreds of

different situations and from all possible

angles. Plus, you’ll learn to adjust the

physical attributes of each character so they

don’t all look the same. Fully illus., some in color. Tuttle. 7½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9305262 ATHEISM: What Everyone

Needs to Know. By Michael Ruse. Provides a

balanced look at atheism, considering the

topic historically, philosophically,

theologically, sociologically, and

psychologically. 289 pages. Oxford.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9291733 WHAT THE BIBLE REALLY

SAYS: About Creation, End Times,

Politics, and You. By Jim DeMint. A work

which promises to intrigue and challenge

Christians from nominal believers to seasoned

pew sitters. 233 pages. Fidelis. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*928768X MISQUOTING JESUS: The Story

Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why. By

Bart D. Ehrman. Discover how the mistakes and

changes shaped the Bible we read today. A

religious and biblical scholar presents a

provocative case that many of our widely held

beliefs about the divinity of Jesus, the Trinity, and

the divine origins of the Bible itself are the result of

both intentional and accidental alterations by

scribes. 266 pages. HarperOne. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9287663 JESUS, INTERRUPTED:

Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in

the Bible (and Why We Don’t Know About

Them). By Bart D. Ehrman. Ehrman

demonstrates that the New Testament is

riddled with contradictory views about who

Jesus was and the significance of his life. He

reveals that many of the books were written in

the names of the apostles by Christians living

decades later, and that the central Christian doctrines were the

inventions of still later theologians. 292 pages. HarperOne.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9290591 3D BOTANICAL

EMBROIDERY & STUMPWORK: 17

Thread Projects to Make, Wear, and

Display. By Melissa Galbraith.

Featuring seventeen raised embroidery

projects for embroiderers of any skill

level, the author offers a user-friendly

introduction for anyone who wants their

embroidery to pop. 191 pages.

Landauer. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9289518 MUSHROOM DAY: A Story

of 24 Hours and 24 Fungal Lives. By

Alison Pouliot, illus. by S. Patience. An

hourly guide that spotlights twenty-four

fungus species as they spread spores, find

food, and adapt to a changing planet. Well

illus. 191 pages. Univ of Chicago Press.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9305319 PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED

DEATH: What Everyone Needs to Know. By

L.W. Sumner. Equips readers with everything

they need to know to take a reasoned and

informed position in this important debate,

providing needed context for the debate by

situating physician-assisted death within the

wider framework of end-of-life care, explaining

why the movement to legalize it now enjoys

such strong public support. 243 pages. Oxford. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9289097 MY PARENT THE PEACOCK:

Discovery and Recovery from Narcissistic

Parenting. By Kathleen Saxton. The scars

inflicted on childhood by a parent with narcissistic

tendencies are lasting, but they don’t have to

define your future. This is a compassionate,

insightful, and clear-eyed guide to recovery that

validates your lived experience while offering

practical steps towards healing and freedom.

269 pages. Sheldon. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9302603 PIRATES AND THE LOST

TEMPLAR FLEET: The Secret Naval War

Between the Knights Templar & the Vatican.

By David Hatcher Childress. When the Templars

were disbanded by papal order in 1307, their

massive fleet disappeared from its base at La

Rochelle. What became of the ships and the

famous treasure of the Templars? This volume

seeks to answer that question with pirates,

Freemasonry, and the New World. Illus. 277 pages. Adventures

Unlimited. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9287132 ARMED WITH GOOD

INTENTIONS. By Wallo267. Wallace

“Wallo267" Peeples spent twenty years in and out

of the prison system before dedicating himself to

social impact, cultural influence, and success.

Now he shares his story with the trademark

honesty that’s made him an inspiration to

millions. Color photos. 225 pages. Gallery.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $13.95

*9305351 QUANTUM PHYSICS: What

Everyone Needs to Know. By Michael G.

Raymer. From applications like data

encryption and micro-circuitry to principles

and concepts like Absolute Zero and

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty principle, this study

is a wide-reaching introduction to a nearly

ubiquitous scientific topic. Photos. 306 pages.

Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9305076 THE ORANGE AND THE DREAM OF CALIFORNIA.

By David Boule. Takes a lively, literary, and extraordinarily visual

look at the symbiotic and highly symbolic relationship between

the Golden State and its “golden apple.” Fully illus., many in

color. 175 pages. Angel City. 9¼x9¼. Pub. at $35.00 $13.95

*9305335 THE PORNOGRAPHY

INDUSTRY: What Everyone Needs to

Know. By Shira Tarrant. We may know

pornography when we see it, but the business

of pornography is a surprisingly elusive

subject. Reliable figures about the industry are

difficult to come by and widely disputed, but

one undebatable matter is that pornography is

a major and ubiquitous enterprise. 196 pages.

Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9300252 BATTLE OF INK AND ICE: A

Sensational Story of News Barons,

North Pole Explorers, and the Making of

Modern Media. By Darrell Hartman. Tells a

sixty-year saga of frostbite and fake news

that follows the no-holds-barred battle

between two legendary explorers to reach

the North Pole, and the newspapers which

stopped at nothing to get and sell the story.

16 pages of photos. 387 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9298916 KNITTING BY DESIGN:

Gather Inspiration, Design Looks and

Knit 15 Fashionable Projects. By

Emma Robertson, photos by M. Wanger.

Presents a unique and creative approach

to knitting as Robertson walks readers

through her process from the kernel of

inspiration to its rewarding execution.

Fully illus. in color. 143 pages.

Chronicle. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9303146 YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA THROUGH TIME. By Amy

Waters Yarsinske. Yorktown, where the Revolutionary War’s tide

turned in 1781, remains a symbol of American independence

and liberty. Fully illus., some in color. 218 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9302891 IT’S A PLEASURE: The Men

Who Ushered in the Era of the Floating

Casino. By J. Michael Niotta. Details the rise

of West Coast gambling ships, highlighting

crime figures, rivalries, and their legacy. Well

illus. 153 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

9298738 AMAZING COPYCAT

COLORING: Cool Pictures to Copy and

Complete. Instead of page after page of

black and white images to color, this features

two versions of each image: one in the

traditional coloring book format, and the

other completely colored in. Ages 5-9. B.E.S.

8¼x11¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9298835 EASY SMOOTHIES &

JUICES: Simply Delicious

Recipes for Goodness in a Glass.

By Maxine Clark et al. Collects more

than 100 recipes for smoothies,

juices, and shakes, craftable for any

season. Ideas include Basil Limeade,

Citrus Fizz, Strawberry Fruche, White

Chocolate Frothy, Mocha Ice Cream

Special, Peach & Orange Nectar, and Carrot & Ginger Crush.

Fully illus. in color. 240 pages. Ryland Peters & Small.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9295976 THE BOOK OF ANIMAL

SECRETS: Nature’s Lessons for a Long and

Happy Life. By David B. Agus with K. Loberg. A

physician and biomedical researcher explores

the ways that we can harness the wonders of the

animal kingdom in our very own human lives.

Teeming with lively storytelling and astonishing

practical takeaways, this revelatory guide will

have you rethinking what’s possible for your

health and well-being–now and for years to come. Illus. 370 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9299548 TASTE OF HOME SOUPS. Ed.

by Janet Briggs. Warm your body and soul

with a steaming bowl of soup! Includes over

425 soup recipes, such as Quick Pizza,

Zesty Hamburger, Harvest, Creamy Bacon

Mushroom, Starry Fruit, Cheddar Potato,

and Chicken Asparagus. Fully illus. in

color. 348 pages. Reader’s Digest.

Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9301178 WE’VE GOT ISSUES: How You

Can Stand Strong For America’s Soul and

Sanity. By Phillip C. McGraw. Dr. Phil offers

his insight on how to come home to our core

values, fortify our families, and re-embrace

self-determination and self-governance. 384

pages. Threshold. Pub. at $34.99 $6.95

929614X OVER THE INFLUENCE: A

Memoir. By Joanna Levesque. Explore a

breathtakingly candid memoir by the

chart-topping, multi-platinum recording artist.

In this raw, behind-the-scenes look at her life,

both personal and professional, JoJo’s

unflinching vulnerability allows readers to

connect with her through stories of success,

heartbreak, redemption, and resilience. 16

pages of color photos. 330 pages. Da Capo. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9289836 MODERN MILITARY

AIRCRAFT POCKET GUIDE. By Edward

Ward. Features more than 100 of the most

important and influential military aircraft

serving today, ranging from the latest F-35

Lightning II stealth fighter to the Chinese

Shaanxi KJ-500 AWACS aircraft. Fully illus.

in color. 224 pages. Amber. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9289828 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR II

POCKET GUIDE. By Edward Ward. Features more than 100 of

the greatest and most important aircraft to serve in the Axis and

Allied forces during the Second World War. Fully illus. in color.

224 pages. Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292144 BOB ROSS KAWAII

COLORING BOOK. This adorable

kawaii-style art brings out the fun and playful

side of Bob Ross and his sidekick, Peapod the

Squirrel. Inspired by the landscape of his

beloved paintings, see Bob like you’ve never

seen him before as he ventures out of his

studio and into the wild! Thunder Bay. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*9301429 ZENLINE MANDALAS:

Draw Over the Lines to Create Beautiful

Designs and Calm Your Mind. A new

calming activity book series with a twist:

Instead of coloring in between the lines,

trace the lines themselves with a black pen

and discover a new zen activity to occupy

your mind and hands. ILEX. 7¼x8¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9293957 PLAY MAHJONG! An All-Levels Guide to

American Mahjong. By Alyssa Gross. A comprehensive guide

to the American version of the game, packed with interactive

step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, tricks, and fun facts

designed to enhance your playing experience. Illus. in color.

143 pages. Rock Point. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*928978X CAT BREEDS POCKET GUIDE:

Characteristics, Breeds, Care, Origins. By

Julianna Photopoulos. Ready for a cat but not

sure what the right breed for you might be? This

guide can help you decide which type could be

the perfect pet to match your lifestyle and theirs,

while providing insight to 90 cat breeds and their

history, personality, health, grooming, and

nutritional needs. Fully illus. in color. 223 pages.

Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9295372 A MURDER IN HOLLYWOOD:

The Untold Story of Tinseltown’s Most

Shocking Crime. By Casey Sherman. Pulls

back Tinseltown’s velvet curtain to reveal the

dark underbelly of celebrity, rife with toxic

masculinity and casual violence against

women, and tells the story of Lana Turner and

her daughter, who finally stood up to the

abuse that plagued their family for years.

Photos. 293 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $27.99 $7.95

*9289798 DOG BREEDS POCKET

GUIDE: Characteristics, Breeds, Care,

Origins. By Tom Jackson. Ready for a dog but

not sure what the right breed for you might be?

This guide can help you decide which type

could be the perfect pet to match your lifestyle

and theirs, while providing insight to 100 dog

breeds and their history, personality, health,

grooming, and nutritional needs. Fully illus. in

color. 223 pages. Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9299874 THEY BUILT THE EARTH: Then

Seeded Life 3.7 Billion Years Ago–It’s

Time to Unlock the Message They Left. By

C. Knight & A. Butler. Provides details of the

existence of conspicuous instructions on how

to unlock the communication contained within

our DNA coding that was planted within the

first human beings and has been carried with

each generation. Photos. 149 pages. 6th

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9299823 PANTHEON: The Irish. By Morgan Daimler. Explores

Irish pagan beliefs and practices in a beginner-friendly way, offering

readers a source for understanding both the spirituality and its context.

156 pages. Moon Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*928981X FAITHFUL PURRS: 100

Devotions Inspired by Cats. Brings

together 100 devotions inspired by

incredible felines that will warm your heart,

make you laugh, and help you grow closer to

God through every page. 219 pages.

Guideposts. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9291172 THE ULTIMATE

ALL-AROUND STITCH DICTIONARY:

More Than 300 Stitch Patterns to Knit

Every Way. By Wendy Bernard. Contains

all the information you need to begin a

project, hone your skills, and expand your

knitting mastery. Filled with the basics to

get you started, the classics you rely on,

and even some new stitches to stoke your

creativity. Fully illus., some in color. 400 pages. Abrams.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $12.95

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*9288244 SABRINA CARPENTER

THROUGH THE YEARS FAN BOOK. Ed. by

Dan Mansfield. Add a whole lot of style to your

room with the posters, prints, and stickers in

this pack that also comes with postcards and a

volume loaded with activities, fun facts, and

trivia about Sabrina Carpenter. 129 pages.

Thunder Bay. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292306 PANTHEON: The Minoans. By

Laura Perry. Journey through the Labyrinth to

meet the Minoan deities of ancient Crete

presided over by a trio of mother goddesses

representing the three sacred realms of Land,

Sky, and Sea. This pantheon includes Ariadne,

Dionysus, Rhea, Amalthea, Minos, Arachne,

and the Minotaur, deities who continue to

fascinate us to this day. 146 pages. Moon

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9288015 CITY CATS OF ISTANBUL. By Marcel Heijnen.

For cat lovers everywhere, these wonderful photographs

highlight the felines who inhabit the streets of Istanbul, a city

famous for its love of cats. 158 pages. Thames & Hudson. 6x7¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9288112 WHAT KIND OF DOG IS

THAT? By Grace Chon. A mixed-breed

dog is 100 percent unique, and the

question, “What kind of dog is that?” is

one that owners are all too familiar with.

This work pairs the subjects’ genetic

breakdown with distinctive portraits of the

pups. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Countryman. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*929399X CRAYOLA BRIGHT AND

BUSY COLORING BOOK. Make every day

bright and busy with over 60 coloring and

activity pages. Includes four Crayola

crayons, making this perfect for the young

artist who is ready to get busy with color.

Ages 3-7. 64 pages. BuzzPop. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9303375 CODE TO JOY: Why Everyone

Should Learn a Little Programming. By

Michael L. Littman. Littman inspires readers to

learn how to tell machines what to do for us.

Rather than give in to the fear that computers

will steal our jobs, spy on us, and control what

we buy and whom we vote for, we can improve

our relationship with them just by learning

basic programming skills. 223 pages. MIT

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $7.95

9302743 THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION

CORPS IN GLACIER PARK. By David R.

Butler. Explore the transformative impact of

the Civilian Conservation Corps on Glacier

National Park’s infrastructure during the New

Deal era. Fully illus., some in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9295720 DON’T TOUCH THAT TOAD &

OTHER STRANGE THINGS ADULTS

TELL YOU. By Catherine Rodina, illus. by

K. Sylvester. Poking mild fun at grown-ups

throughout, the author covers a range of

warnings, advice, and truisms that children

will be familiar with, and bases all

judgments on hard science and research.

Ages 7-10. Fully illus. 96 pages. Kids Can.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.95 $4.95

*9299769 FARM FRIENDS

CROCHET: Supersize Amigurumi to

Cuddle and Play. By Kristi & Kimberly

Simpson. Provides step-by-step

instructions to create an adorable cast of

farm friends, whether you’re new to

crochet or an expert. Fully illus. in color.

48 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9291008 DRAW EVERY DAY, DRAW EVERY WAY: Sketch,

Paint, and Doodle Through One Creative Year. By Jennifer Orkin

Lewis. Don’t worry about what to draw each day of the year. With this

sketchbook, every month has a theme, and each month introduces a

new technique to give you daily inspiration. Illus. in color. Abrams.

7¾x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9291164 THEBES: The Forgotten City of

Ancient Greece. By Paul Cartledge. Cartledge

brings Thebes vividly to life and argues that it is

central to our understanding of the Ancient Greeks’

achievements, whether political or cultural, and

thus to the wider politico-cultural traditions of

Western Europe, the Americas, and indeed the

world. 16 pages of color photos. 304 pages.

Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $6.95

9302263 POWER, PURPOSE,

PRACTICE: Finding Your True Self

Through Astrology, Numerology, and

Tarot. By Kerry Ward. Build a unique,

multi-faceted personality profile based on

your birth date to help fuel your personal

growth through every stage of life. Well illus.

in color. 160 pages. Fair Winds Press.

Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9298746 BEYONCE: Lives of the

Musicians. By Tshepo Mokoena. Beyonce is

not simply a pop sensation; she is a cultural

phenomenon empowering the oppressed and

dispossessed, challenging white privilege and

misogyny, and exploding gender politics. But

who is Beyonce Knowles-Carter at her core? 16

pages of color photos. 128 pages. Laurence

King. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9298975 MAKE & DO: 25 Amazing

Projects to Beautify Your Life. By Beci

Orpin. Focuses on creating objects from

different raw materials such as fabric,

paper, and wood. Each chapter is

dedicated to one of these mediums, along

with a chapter for repurposing existing

objects. Fully illus. in color. Hardie Grant.

9¼x10¼. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9302964 OREGON’S MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMES,

1900-1955. By Margaret LaPlante. Oregon’s notorious past

unfolds, filled with chilling stories of murder, outlaws, and

criminal intrigue. 16 pages of photos. 158 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $6.95

9302972 OREGON’S MOST NOTORIOUS

CRIMES, 1950-1999. By Margaret

LaPlante. A chilling journey through Oregon’s

true crime history, from notorious serial killers

to unsolved mysteries. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 160 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9302980 PLUM ISLAND: A Vulnerable Gem. By Dyke

Hendrickson. Plum Island, a beautiful yet endangered barrier

island in Massachusetts, faces erosion and climate change

challenges, but remains a popular tourist and birdwatching

destination. Well illus. in color. 123 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9299181 THE YOGA PLATE: Bring Your

Practice into the Kitchen with 108

Simple & Nourishing Vegan Recipes. By

Tamal & Victoria Dodge. Introduces readers to

the philosophy of yoga as it is reflected in our

eating choices through the concept of

ahimsa. Filled with simple and delicious

recipes like Blissful Blueberry Muffins, Picnic

Potato Salad, Carrot Ginger Soup, Miso

Ramen Bowls, Tokyo Soba, and Green Machine Enchiladas. Well illus.

in color. 260 pages. Sounds True. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9298959 LIVING CRAZY HEALTHY:

Plant-Based Recipes. By Jennifer

Rose Rossano. A collection of creative

plant-based recipes that the entire family

can enjoy making and eating together.

Ideas include Tofu Scramble with Toast,

Stuffed Tortilla Cheesecake French

Toast, Lemon-Coconut Muffins, Veggie

Cheese Quesadillas, Cheesy Pasta,

Baked Mac & Cheese, and Peanut Butter Mousse. Well illus. in

color. 208 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9297960 MY FIRST

ENCYCLOPEDIA: Priddy Learning.

By Alice-May Bermingham, illus. by J.

Claude. Provides hours of fun reading

for curious children. This encyclopedia

is divided into eight subject chapters:

Earth, Living World, Animals, History,

Science, Things That Go, Human Body,

and People & Culture. Ages 6-9. Fully

illus. in color. 127 pages. Priddy. 10¼x10¼. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*930536X THE QUR’AN. One of the most

influential books in the history of literature,

recognized as the greatest literary masterpiece

in Arabic, the Qur’an is the supreme authority

and living source of all Islamic teaching, the

sacred text that sets out the creed, rituals,

ethics, and laws of Islam. 464 pages. Oxford.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

9302212 CREATIVE HAVEN CELTIC

GARDENS COLORING BOOK. Colorists

will love these 31 original illustrations that

incorporate the intricacies of traditional

Celtic knotwork with charming garden

motifs. Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9301062 COLOR QUEST AMAZING

ART: Extreme Color-by-Number

Pictures to Reveal. Experience the

ultimate fusion of art and relaxation in a

color-by-number journey like no other.

Includes 30 full-size, high-contrast

illustrations with dynamic themes ranging

from nature to abstract. B.E.S. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9302220 CREATIVE HAVEN

WHIMSICAL HOUSES COLORING

BOOK. Thirty-one imaginative illustrations

feature playful dwellings–from enchanting

storybook cottages, castles, and fairy

houses to magical tree houses, decorative

birdhouses, and dozens more fantastical

structures. Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

930651X STILL LIFE DRAWING. By

Carolyn Scrace. Presents an accessible,

step-by-step guide to still life drawing.

Includes artistic techniques and choosing the

right medium for still life painting. With

inspirational sketchbook pages that will help

you develop your own creative ideas. Fully

illus., many in color. 64 pages. Book House.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9304991 IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING: DiMaggio, Mays,

the Splendid Splinter, and a Lifetime at the Ballpark. By Ira

Berkow. Lays bare the heart and soul of baseball in this

memorable collection of his award-winning writing, from

melancholy memories of childhood to portraits of Mantle to

Maris to modern reportage of the curse-breaking Chicago Cubs.

449 pages. Triumph. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $4.95

9306420 ROYAL WEDDINGS: A Very

Peculiar History. By Fiona Macdonald. A

fascinating, accessible guide to some of the

more eventful and momentous royal weddings

in history that covers everything from the

notorious nuptials of Henry VIII to the achingly

romantic recent marriage of Prince William and

Kate Middleton. 247 pages. Book House.

Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9293159 SUDOKU: More Than 200 Tricky

Puzzles to Put Your Reasoning to the Test.

By Gareth Moore. More than 200 variations of

the world’s favorite puzzle have been created to

test your Sudoku skills. Solutions included.

288 pages. Welbeck. Paperbound. Pub. at

$9.95 $4.95

9306900 ELTON JOHN: A Little

Golden Book Biography. By Jennifer

Dussling, illus. by I. Chan. A fascinating

look at Grammy Award winner, singer,

pianist, composer, and music icon Elton

John. An inspiring read-aloud for young

children as well as their parents and

grandparents who are Rocket Man fans.

Fully illus. in color. Golden. $4.95

9306870 DWAYNE JOHNSON: A

Little Golden Book Biography. By

Frank Berrios, illus. by I. Chan. An

inspiring read-aloud about Dwayne

“The Rock” Johnson–wrestling star,

movie star, TV star, and all-around nice

guy. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in color.

Golden. $4.95

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*9289399 PUB: Object Lessons. By Philip

Howell. The pub is an English institution, yet its

history has been obscured by myth and

nostalgia. In this unique work, Howell takes the

public house as a series of objects: he takes the

pub apart and examines its constituent elements,

from pub signs to the bar staff to the calling of

“time.” Photos. 139 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9302514 HOW NOT TO PLAY CHESS,

21ST CENTURY EDITION. By Eugene

Znosko-Borovsky. For the first time, this expanded

third edition of the original eponymous

guide–first published nearly a century ago–has

been translated into English. Many diagrams have

been added, and algebraic notation is used. The

result is a brilliant manual for the modern

generation of chess players. 112 pages. Russell

Enterprises. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9299696 THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF

THE HUMAN RACE: The Condensed Edition

of Forbidden Archeology. By M.A. Cremo &

R.L. Thompson. Deploying a vast number of

convincing facts and deeply illuminated with

critical analysis, this stunning and

paradigm-breaking study challenges us to

rethink our understanding of human origins,

identity, and destiny. Illus. 322 pages.

Bhaktivedanta Book. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*9289461 VIDEOTAPE: Object Lessons.

By Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy. Over the span of

a decade, VHS technology changed the

relationship between privacy and

entertainment, pried open the closed societies

behind the Iron Curtain, and sank back into

oblivion. Its meteoric rise and fall encapsulated

the dynamics of the ‘80s and foreshadowed the

cultural shifts to come. Photos. 147 pages.

Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289429 SAXAPHONE: Object

Lessons. By Mollie Hawkins. Blending

research, cultural criticism, and personal

narrative about her saxophonist father, who

lived on the margins until his unexpected

death, Hawkins explores more than just the

history of this expressive instrument.

133 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289216 ABBA’S ABBA GOLD. By

Elisabeth Vincentelli. Charts the

circumstances surrounding the birth of

ABBA Gold, examining the impact it had on

the music world, and telling the stories

behind some of the greatest pop songs ever

recorded, including “Does Your Mother

Know,” “Voulez-Vous,” “Gimme! Gimme!

Gimme!,” and, of course, “Dancing Queen.”

136 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289321 JIMI HENDRIX’S ELECTRIC

LADYLAND. By John Perry. Visits the heart of

Hendrix’s unique talent, guiding the reader

through each song on his Electric Ladyland

album, with vivid prose regarding his live

performances while drawing on discussions

from several of Hendrix’s peers and

contemporaries. 136 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289240 BEATLES’ LET IT BE. By Steve Matteo. This

thoroughly researched work delves into the complex history of

The Beatles’ Let It Be recording sessions. Drawing on interviews

with people who were in the studio with the group, the author

brings to life a period in this legendary band’s career that was

creative and chaotic in equal measure. 146 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9291075 HOT COALS: A User’s Guide

to Mastering Your Kamado Grill. By J.

Hazebroek & L. Elenbaas. Outlines 13

techniques that showcase the grill’s

versatility. You can bake a savory quiche,

grill a flank steak, and sear

Moroccan-style lamb–all in the same

device. Includes thirty recipes, the

science behind the cooker, and the key to

infusing specific flavors into your dishes. Well illus. in color.

159 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $30.00 $11.95

*9289585 HOKUSAI DOT-TO-DOT

PUZZLE BOOK: 30 Full-Color Prints and

Advanced Dot-to-Dot Puzzles for Brain

Health and Relaxation. A unique activity

book for adults that blends the calming power

of dot-to-dot puzzles with the breathtaking

artistry of Katsushika Hokusai, Japan’s most

iconic woodblock printmaker. Featuring 30

intricate puzzles based on Hokusai’s

celebrated Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series. 65 pages.

Tuttle. 9x12¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9301437 A CAT LOVER’S ACTIVITY BOOK. By Rachel

Hastings, illus. by V. Carratello. Celebrate the delightful chaos of cat

ownership with hilarious coloring pages, quizzes, and games.

96 pages. Walter Foster. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9301445 A DOG LOVER’S

ACTIVITY BOOK. By Debra Simon,

illus. by V. Carratello. Celebrate

everything you love–and occasionally

tolerate–about dogs with hilarious

coloring pages, quizzes, and games.

96 pages. Walter Foster. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9302352 MERRY MURDLE: 25

Fiendishly Festive Logic Puzzles. By G.T.

Karber. Unwrap a mystery this holiday season

with 25 frighteningly festive murder-mystery

logic puzzles. Dive into a world of festive fun,

twinkling with interactive illustrations and

brimming with madcap adventures. Perfect

for cozy nights by the fire or as a gleaming gift

under the tree. 222 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $11.95

*9289356 METALLICA’S METALLICA.

By David Masciotra. Takes readers into the

recording studio, giving them Metallica’s

account of how their most successful and

famous record was born and learned to walk

into every radio station and stadium stage

around the world. 119 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289267 CLASH’S SANDINISTA! By

Micajah Henley. Despite its polarizing

reception at the time of its release,

Sandinista! is often considered one of the

greatest albums of all time. This study

delves into the politics of The Clash, the

album’s production, and the sacrifices made

upon its release. 134 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289453 TALKING HEADS’ FEAR OF

MUSIC. By Jonathan Lethem. The author

scratches obsessively at The Talking Heads’

Fear of Music album’s songs, guitars,

rhythms, lyrics, packaging, downtown

origins, and legacy, showing how this album

hints at the directions–positive and

negative–that the band would take in the

future. 146 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289283 ELVIS PRESLEY’S FROM

ELVIS IN MEMPHIS. By Eric Wolfson. From

Elvis in Memphis would be the finest studio

album of The King’s career, an explosion of

mature confidence and fiery inspiration. It was

the sound of Elvis establishing himself as a

true rock and roll artist, proving his status as a

legend. 173 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9298029 MAKING MAGNIFICENT

WOOD ART: Crafting Imaginative Works

with Everyday Woodworking Tools. By

Meleah Gabhart. Provides detailed

skill-building projects, outlined step-by-step

with thorough instructions so you never feel

like you’re doing any guesswork. You don’t

need beautiful wood to create something

beautiful–with some serious wood-sculpting

know-how, you can transform ordinary objects into art. Fully illus. in

color. 128 pages. Fox Chapel. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9287515 COLORFUL CHRISTMAS: Color Your Own

Cards, Gift Tags, and More! Give your Christmas gifts a

special touch by coloring your own gift cards and tags! Inside are

16 Christmas greeting cards, each with a unique festive design,

30 press-out gift tags, and 123 coloring pages. Thunder Bay.

7x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9301119 OPEN WIDE: A Cookbook for

Friends. By Benny Blanco with J. Damuck.

Teaches you everything you need to know

about cooking, enjoying life, and throwing

the greatest dinner party of all time. Recipes

include Key Lime Pie; Tiramisu; Greek

Salad; Spanakopita Triangles; Gyros;

Tempura Mushrooms; Mexican Rice; and

Chicken Enchiladas. Well illus. in color.

303 pages. Dey Street. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9292136 ALL ABOUT TEXAS WORD

SEARCH. Ed. by Angela Garcia. Dive deep

into the heart of Texas with this fun collection

theme: the great state of Texas! Explore Texas

cities, food, sports, and more with this

roundup of word search fun. Solutions

provided. 116 pages. Thunder Bay.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295925 THE ULTIMATE

PHOTOGRAPHY IDEAS BOOK: 60

Creative Projects Covering Every Major

Genre of Photography. Ed. by Niall

Hampton. Elevate your craft and unleash your

creativity. Requiring a simple and minimal kit,

this no-nonsense guide is packed with over

60 captivating challenges across every major

genre of photography. Fully illus. in color.

192 pages. ILEX. 7½x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

929306X THE SEXUAL EVOLUTION:

How 500 Million Years of Sex, Gender,

and Mating Shape Modern

Relationships. By Nathan H. Lents. A

thoughtfully written study full of illuminating

and entertaining information that will be new

to most readers. At a time when ignorance

and misinformation about sex, gender,

reproduction, and intimacy abound,

everyone could benefit from experiencing this research-packed

tour. Photos. 323 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9295550 THE WEST: A New History in

Fourteen Lives. By Naoise Mac Sweeney.

Delivers a captivating exploration of how

“Western Civilization”–the concept of a single

cultural inheritance extending from ancient

Greece to modern times–is a powerful figment

of our collective imagination. This work offers a

bold new account of Western history.

438 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9291016 FAMOUS FINDS AND

FINDERS: Searching for the Past. By

Stepanka Sekaninova et al, illus. by A. Wolf.

Young readers embark on an adventurous

journey back through time as they learn

about the field of archaeology and its role in

uncovering the secrets of our past. Features

40 historical discoveries, from tiny artifacts

to entire cities, and who discovered them.

Ages 9-12. Fully illus. in color. 87 pages. Albatross. 9¾x12¾.

Pub. at $22.95 $7.95

929905X START MAKING SENSE: How

Existential Psychology Can Help Us

Build Meaningful Lives in Absurd Times.

By Steven J. Heine. A deep, thoughtful

investigation into the science of why we

crave meaning–and how we can pursue it in

this age of anxiety while providing a

blueprint for building a better life. 335

pages. Basic. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9298967 THE LOGO

BRAINSTORM BOOK: A

Comprehensive Guide for

Exploring Design Directions. By

Jim Krause. Whether you’re facing a

new logo project or you’ve reached a

block in your current work, this will

inspire you to consider fresh, creative

approaches that will spark appealing,

functional, and enduring design solutions. Well illus. in color.

296 pages. HOW Books. Pub. at $39.99 $7.95

9295712 THE COURT AT WAR: FDR,

His Justices, and the World They

Made. By Cliff Sloan. The inside story of

how one president forever altered the most

powerful legal institution in the

country–with consequences that still

endure to the present day, more

dangerously than ever. Photos. 484 pages.

PublicAffairs. Pub. at $32.50 $7.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9301364 MEALS FOR ONE. Ed. by

Claire Rogers. A collection of simple

recipes, perfectly designed to serve one

person. Ideas include Eggs Benedict with

Hollandaise, Aubergine Toasties with

Pesto, Chicken & Sweet Potato Soup,

Chili Con Carne with Beans, Vegetable

Stir-Fry, and Stuffed Mushrooms with

Tofu. Fully illus. in color. 192 pages.

Hamlyn. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9297081 ULTIMATE GUIDE TO

WEIGHT-FREE EXERCISES. By Hollis

Liebman et al. Includes more than 150

exercises encompassing all of the major

muscle groups, which you can do

anytime, anywhere. Step-by-step

instructions and detailed illustrations

guide you through each exercise, enabling

you to perform them safely and with

confidence. Color photos. 400 pages. Thunder Bay. 9¼x11¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9288309 AT MY ITALIAN TABLE:

Family Recipes from My Cucina to

Yours. By Laura Vitale with R. Holtzman.

Bring the joy of Italian cooking to your

kitchen with 100 classic and incredibly

delicious Italian family favorites. Recipes

include Tomato Bruschetta, Frittata di

Maccheroni, Pork Chops & Fried

Peppers, Spaghetti alla Vongole,

Zucchini Parmigiana, and Torta Caprese. Fully illus. in color. 272

pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $32.50 $7.95

9295704 A CHILD’S FIRST BIBLE:

Timeless Stories of God’s Love for Young

Hearts. A beautifully illustrated collection of

carefully selected Bible stories, retold in

language that’s simple, engaging, and faithful

to Scripture, which helps children connect

with God’s love from Genesis to Revelation.

Ages 5-8. 188 pages. Page Publications.

7¾x10½. Pub. at $19.95 $7.95

9296522 LOST OCEAN: An Inky

Adventure & Coloring Book.

Discover an enchanting underwater

world hidden in the depths of the

sea. Through intricate pen and ink

illustrations to complete, color, and

embellish, you’ll meet shoals of

exotic fish, curious octopi, delicately

penned seahorses, and more.

Penguin. 10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9288783 THE BEST OF THE

BEAUTY OF HORROR: Another

Goregeous Coloring Book. The

artwork in this collection spans six

volumes of the best-selling coloring

books, so have no fear–Ghouliana

groupies will get another chance to

sink their fangs into their favorite

designs. IDW Publishing. 10x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296557 MAGICAL JUNGLE: An

Inky Expedition & Coloring Book.

Discover a forgotten world of flora and

fauna just waiting to be brought to life.

Encounter speckled tree frogs, dainty

hummingbirds, prowling tigers, and

playful monkeys as you bring an

explosion of color to these stunning

illustrations and patterns. Penguin.

10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9299033 SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY ULTIMATE

STICKER COLLECTION. Contains more than 1000 colorful

stickers and is full of Star Wars facts from the movie, Solo: A

Star Wars Story. Ages 6-9. Dorling Kindersley. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9299262 MY PENGUIN YEAR: Life Among

the Emperors. By Lindsay McCrae. For 337

days, this award-winning wildlife cameraman

intimately followed 11,000 emperor penguins

amid the singular beauty of Antarctica, and

chronicled the colony’s astonishing journey of

life, death, and rebirth–and of the extraordinary

human experience of living among them in the

planet’s harshest environment. 32 pages of

color photos. 292 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930505X MOON MILK: Easy Recipes for

Peaceful Sleep. By Anni Daulter. Relaxing

nighttime drinks have often been thought of as

a miracle worker for helping you to sleep

soundly and deeply. Many recipes in this book

have adaptogens in the ingredients, such as

ginseng, turmeric, or cardamom, to help

reduce stress, relieve fatigue, and bring a

sense of calmness and peace. Fully illus. in

color. 128 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9300937 THE INTERPRETATION OF CATS:

Understanding the Psychology of Our Feline

Companions. By Claude Beata. Provides

readers with a new understanding of cat behavior

so that we can better care for the mental and

physical wellness of our beloved furry friends.

The result is an indispensable and eye-opening

guide to our enigmatic companions. 255 pages.

Scribner. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9296662 OUTRAGEOUS: A History of Showbiz and the

Culture Wars. By Kliph Nesteroff. An expansive history of show

business and the battles over culture that have echoed through

the decades and changed the United States. 312 pages.

Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9298878 GROUNDWORK:

Autobiographical Writings, 1979-2012.

By Paul Auster. An updated collection of

Auster’s nonfiction, including the seminal

work The Invention of Solitude. 639 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9295127 COLLINS KOREAN POCKET DICTIONARY, SECOND

EDITION. A practical guide to Korean grammar and an ideal resource

for learners at all levels, this revised second edition includes the latest

words, phrases, and translations in English and Korean. 398 pages.

Collins. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9300074 GEOMETRY: Understanding

Shapes and Sizes. By Mike Goldsmith.

Takes you beyond the schoolroom to meet

the greatest minds who figured it all out.

Their stories show us what inspired and

drove them to make their incredible

discoveries. Along the way, you’ll encounter

the amazing, mind-blowing, and downright

weird stories that bring mathematics to life

in ways you never imagined. Ages 12 & up. Well illus. in color.

184 pages. Shelter Harbor. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9300872 HITMAN: The Untold Story of

Canada’s Deadliest Assassin. By J. Sher

& L. Fitterman. A compelling and revealing

account of corruption, incompetence, and

murder, this work is based on extensive

research and exclusive new interviews with

police, lawyers, and bikers who knew Yves

“Apache” Trudeau. Photos. 255 pages.

Harper. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9303561 LOOKING AT WOMEN LOOKING

AT WAR: A War and Justice Diary. By

Victoria Amelina. On the evening of June 27th,

2023, Amelina–a native Ukrainian–and three

international writers stopped for dinner in the

embattled Donetsk region. When a Russian

cruise missile hit the restaurant, she suffered

grievous head injuries, dying on July 1st at

age 37. She left behind an incredible account

of the ravages of war and the cost of resistance. Photos.

304 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306099 ISRAEL: A Simple Guide to the

Most Misunderstood Country on Earth. By

Noa Tishby. Chronicles Israel’s evolution,

beginning in biblical times and moving

forward to cover everything from World War I

to Israel’s creation to the real disputes

dividing the country today. 333 pages. Free

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296840 HEART MAGICK: Wiccan Rituals

for Self-Love + Self-Care. By Harmony Nice.

Featuring spells, rituals, tarot spreads, recipes,

and journal prompts, Harmony will show you how

to open up to the magick of the world around you

and truly let go of the things that hold you back. By

living in rhythm with nature and the cycles of the

seasons, learn how to connect with and care for

the beauty that lives within you. 242 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9293191 A THREAD OF VIOLENCE: A

Story of Truth, Invention, and Murder. By

Mark O’Connell. The gripping tale of one of

the most scandalous murderers in modern

Irish history, at once a propulsive work of true

crime and an act of literary subversion which

offers a haunting and insightful examination

of the lies we tell ourselves–and the lengths

we’ll go to preserve them. 288 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9296026 THE FIRST LADY OF WORLD WAR

II: Eleanor Roosevelt’s Daring Journey to the

Frontlines and Back. By Shannon McKenna

Schmidt. Follows Eleanor on her rigorous and

daring trek to Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia,

through the South Pacific and into territory still

under enemy air attack during WWII. Her mission

was to discover and report firsthand accounts of

the war to the American people. Photos.

316 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299092 THEY SAID THIS DAY WOULD

NEVER COME: Chasing the Dream on

Obama’s Improbable Campaign. By Chris

Liddell-Westefeld. The thrilling, unlikely story

of Barack Obama’s first presidential campaign,

as told by the volunteers and staff who

propelled the long-shot candidate to the

presidency. Color photos. 236 pages.

PublicAffairs. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9298797 COOKING LIGHT REAL FAMILY

FOOD. By Amanda Haas. This one-of-a-kind

cookbook offers 150 delicious recipes,

encouraging tips, and kid-friendly techniques

for healthy meal preparation. Ideas include

Pumpkin Muffins, Mexican Breakfast Burritos,

Hot Pink Smoothies, Spiced Apple Cider,

Chicken Soft Tacos, and Chocolate Pots de

Creme. Fully illus. in color. 288 pages.

Oxmoor. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9299157 THE WOOD CARVER’S DOZEN:

A Collection of 12 Beautiful Projects for

Beginners. By Celina Muire. Discover the

practical and rewarding craft of hand wood

carving with this easy-to-follow guide, and

experience the pure joy of creating something

beautiful from scratch. Includes step-by-step

tutorials and traceable templates that guide

you through twelve unique and charming

projects. Well illus. in color. 144 pages. Princeton Architectural.

8¼x10½. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $5.95

9300376 THE COUNTERFEIT COUNTESS:

The Jewish Woman Who Rescued

Thousands of Poles During the Holocaust.

By E.B. White & J. Sliwa. The remarkable and

inspiring true story of Dr. Josephine Janina

Mehlberg–a Jewish mathematician who saved

thousands of lives in Nazi-occupied Poland by

masquerading as a Polish aristocrat–drawing

on Mehlberg’s own unpublished memoir.

Photos. 305 pages. S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9293051 THE SECRET GATE: A True Story

of Courage and Sacrifice During the

Collapse of Afghanistan. By Mitchell Zuckoff.

The incredible true story of a breathtaking

rescue in the frenzied final hours of the U.S.

evacuation of Afghanistan–and how a brave

Afghan mother and a compassionate American

officer engineered a daring escape. 316 pages.

Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9299173 THE WORLD BROKE IN TWO:

Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence,

E.M. Forster, and the Year That Changed

Literature. By Bill Goldstein. Goldstein tells

the captivating story of 1922, a pivotal year in

literary history, by weaving together the

intellectual and personal journeys of four

legendary writers: Virginia Woolf, T.S. Elliot,

D.H. Lawrence, and E.M. Foster. Photos.

351 pages. Holt. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9299084 TALK TO YOUR DOG: How to

Communicate with Your Furry Friend.

By Susie Green. Teaches you everything

you need to build an even stronger

relationship with your canine companion.

Whether your pet is a lovable mutt or an

aristocratic pedigree, it’s worth taking the

time to get to know these magical

creatures. Fully illus., some in color.

144 pages. CICO. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

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*9299750 A CREATIVE EXPLORATION

OF DRAWING: Your Drawing Style is as

Unique as Your Handwriting–Let’s Find

It! By Sandrine Pelissier. Discover the joy of

drawing with 16 imaginative and

accessible activities designed to inspire

creativity, build confidence, and unlock

your artistic potential. Fully illus., some in

color. 98 pages. Library Tales. 8x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9288759 WHAT THIS COMEDIAN SAID WILL SHOCK YOU.

By Bill Maher. The hilarious and controversial host of HBO’s Real

Time with Bill Maher has written his funniest, most opinionated,

and most necessary work ever: a brilliantly astute and

acerbically funny vivisection of American life, politics, and

culture. 378 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

*9305416 THE SORCERER’S

SCHOLAR: The High Magic & Spells of

the Middle Ages. By Claude Lecouteux.

Collects Dictionary of Ancient Magic Words

and Spells, Traditional Magic Spells for

Protection and Healing, and The High Magic

of Talismans and Amulets. Analyzes more

than 7,000 spells from Europe and provides

a comprehensive history of the use of

talismans and amulets from the Middle Ages to today. 1,056

pages, slipcased. Inner Traditions. Pub. at $95.00 $76.95

9300473 DON’T SAY UM: How to

Communicate Effectively to Live a

Better Life. By Michael Chad Hoeppner.

Communicate with confidence and improve

your presentation skills with this essential

guide–because delivery matters. Photos.

269 pages. Hachette. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9304967 HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS: How

to Make Friends as an Adult. By Hope

Kelaher. You’ll learn the facts behind why it’s so

difficult to make friends in adulthood, how to

evaluate your current social circle, and how to

put yourself out there and meet new people.

This is the perfect motivator for overcoming

your own unique challenges surrounding

initiating and keeping friendships. 248 pages.

Ulysses. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

*929211X 333 ORIGAMI

SHEETS KAWAII KITTENS

DESIGNS. Fold origami adorned

with irresistibly cute, kawaii-style

kittens! Includes 333 sheets of cute

designs printed on double-sided

paper and twenty-four pages of

instructions for eleven projects,

including a cat, rabbit, butterfly, fox,

crane, and more. C&T. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

9299165 THE WORLD AWAITS:

Wisdom and Stories to Celebrate

Life’s Big Moments. By Rachel

Buchholz. A perfect gift to celebrate

life’s accomplishments–from

starting school to graduating college,

to a big promotion–this collection of

quotations, inspiring lessons, and

words of congratulations will put

every achiever on the path to success. Fully illus. in color. 92

pages. National Geographic. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9305068 NOW PLAYING: Hand-Painted

Poster Art from the 1910s Through the

1950s. By Anthony Slide et al. Published in

cooperation with the Academy of Motion

Picture Arts and Sciences, this collection of

hand-painted poster art features many

pieces by the renowned Batiste Madalena as

well as other collectible artists. Fully illus,

most in color. 160 pages. Angel City.

11¼x14¼. Pub. at $50.00 $23.95

9288554 AMERICAN FLYGIRL. By Susan

Tate Ankeny. The inspiring little-known true

story of Hazel Ying Lee, who dreamed big and

defied the conventions of her day to become

the first Asian American WASP (Women

Airforce Service Pilots) during WWII. Photos.

264 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9302255 GLOBAL SMOKE: Bold New

Barbecue Inspired by the World’s Great

Cuisines. By C. Alters Jamison & B.

Jamison. Fire up your backyard smoker for a

flavor-packed spin around the world in 100

recipes that will take your barbecue cooking in

delicious new directions. Ideas include

Crostini Rosso, Green Chile-Chicken Soup,

Marrakesh Bell Pepper Salad, Chipotle-Honey

Flank Steak, and Sunday Burgers. Well illus. in color. 191 pages.

Harvard Common. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.00 $8.95

9295909 TRIPPY & GROOVY: Bold and Easy Coloring

Book. Provides an array of cool, trippy, and 1960s-esque

designs, hallucinatory patterns, and fantastical characters.

Contains more than 50 pages of images to color. Page

Publications. 8½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9288708 THE POWER PLATE DIET:

Discover the Ultimate Anti-Inflammatory

Meals to Fat-Proof Your Body and

Restore Your Health. By Erin Oprea. A

simple, targeted diet plan that balances your

plate to reduce inflammation and help you

get healthy. Illus. 312 pages. Rodale.

Pub. at $25.99 $5.95

9299114 WHAT THEY DIDN’T TEACH

YOU IN PHOTO SCHOOL: What You

Actually Need to Know to Succeed in

the Industry. By Demetrius Fordham.

Learn how to make your photography skills

pay with this enlightening, engrossing,

no-nonsense guide to professional

shooting in the real world. Illus. 207 pages.

ILEX. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300554 GENESIS: Artificial Intelligence,

Hope, and the Human Spirit. By Henry A.

Kissinger et al. Mounts anexploration of the

epochal challenges and opportunities presented

by the revolution in artificial intelligence: a

breakthrough that dramatically empowers people

in all walks of life while also raising urgent

questions about the future of humanity. 249

pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300457 DIRTBAG QUEEN: A Memoir of

My Mother. By Andy Corren. In this utterly

unhinged, hilarious memoir, a son pays

tribute to his larger-than-life, “zaftig

good-time gal” mother, and his unusual

childhood. 278 pages. Grand Central. Pub.

at $30.00 $6.95

9288953 THE WAITING GAME: The

Untold Story of the Women Who Served

the Tudor Queens. By Nicola Clark. A

colorful and authoritative narrative history of

the often-overlooked–yet hugely

influential–figures of the Tudor court: the

ladies-in-waiting. Color photos. 380 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9296336 I FELT THE CHEERS: The

Remarkable Silent Life of Curtis Pride. with

Doug Ward. On the night of his major league

debut in Montreal’s Olympic Stadium in 1993,

Pride got his first hit to a standing ovation from

the crowd of more than 45,000 fans. Deaf since

birth, Pride couldn’t hear their applause; this

work is living proof that dreams can come true,

no matter how impossible they seem. 16 pages

of color photos. 226 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9295534 TO DYE FOR: How Toxic Fashion

is Making Us Sick–and How We Can Fight

Back. By Alden Wicker. Many of us are aware

of the ethical minefield that is fast fashion: the

dodgy labor practices, the lax environmental

standards, and the mountains of waste piling

up on the shores of developing countries–but

have you considered the dangerous effects

your clothes are having on your own health?

293 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9295410 PATHOGENESIS: A History of the World in Eight

Plagues. By Jonathan Kennedy. Explores eight major outbreaks of

infectious disease that shaped the modern world. Bacteria and

viruses were protagonists in the demise of the Neanderthals, the

growth of Islam, the transition from feudalism to capitalism, the

devastation wrought by European colonialism, and more. Photos,

most in color. 294 pages. Crown. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9293787 CONFESSIONS. By Saint Augustine. Describes

Saint Augustine’s conversion to Christianity and is the basis for

his reputation as one of Christianity’s most influential thinkers.

307 pages. William Collins. Paperbound. $6.95

9300643 THE BEGINNER’S

GUIDE TO DECORATING

POTTERY: An Introduction to

Glazes, Patterns, Inlay, Luster,

and Dimensional Designs. By

Emily Reinhardt. Join Reinhardt to

learn how to decorate pottery

surfaces with glazes, gold luster,

patterns and marks, inlay designs,

dimensional shapes, and much more. Fully illus. in color.

159 pages. Quarry. 9x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9303847 THAT TAKES THE COOKIE: 85

Tasty Treats for Every Occasion. By R.

Alvarez & A. Merrin. Enjoy decadent,

delicious cookies for every occasion with this

easy-to-follow cookbook. Recipes include

Pumpkin Pie Thumbprints; Gingerbread

Crinkles; Chewy Carrot Cake Cookies; Iced

Horchata Latte Cookies; and Strawberry

Shortcake Marshmallow Cookies. Well illus.

in color. 278 pages. S&S. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9295828 HOW TO BE A CITIZEN:

Learning to Be Civil Without the State.

By C.L. Skach. Equal parts personal,

philosophical, and practical, this work

invites us to see society not as something

imposed by law, but rather, something we

create together. 261 pages. Basic.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296670 POWER FAILURE: The Rise

and Fall of an American Icon. By William

D. Cohan. More than just a magisterial

account of the company’s history, this work

is a deep study of General Electric’s

shocking descent, puncturing its mythos and

exploring in rich narrative detail how a

once-great company wound up broken and

in tatters–a cautionary tale for the ages.

798 pages. Portfolio. Pub. at $40.00 $6.95

9294740 END TIMES: Elites,

Counter-Elites, and the Path of Political

Disintegration. By Peter Turchin. The

culmination of Turchin’s work to understand

what causes political communities to cohere

and what causes them to fall apart, as

applied to the current turmoil within the

United States. 352 pages. Penguin.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

929595X WITCHES RUN AMOK: The

Oral History of Disney’s Hocus Pocus.

By Shannon Carlin. How did a movie that

didn’t catch an initial spark end up casting

such a spell on mainstream culture? This

dive into Disney’s beloved film answers that

question and more, using interviews from

the cast and creative team behind the

heartwarming Halloween staple. 284 pages.

Hyperion. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

9288511 SNACKING CAKES: Simple

Treats for Anytime Cravings. By

Yossy Arefi. Find sweet satisfaction with

50 easy, everyday cake recipes made

with simple ingredients, one bowl, and

no fuss. Cake ideas include Berry Cream

Cheese, Coconut Lime, Buttered Walnut,

Spiced Honey, Minty Chocolate Malt,

and Espresso Chocolate Chip. Well illus.

in color. 191 pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $24.00 $6.95

9294554 THE BIG CON: How the Consulting Industry

Weakens Our Businesses, Infantilizes Our

Governments, and Warps Our Economies. By M.

Mazzucato & R. Collington. A vital investigation into the

opaque and powerful consulting industry–and what to do

about it. 338 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295291 ICE: From Mixed Drinks to

Skating Rinks–A Cool History of a Hot

Commodity. By Amy Brady. The unexpected

and unexplored ways that ice has

transformed a nation–from the foods

Americans eat, to the sports they play, to the

way they live today–and what its future might

look like on a swiftly warming planet. Photos.

312 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

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9295755 THE EVERYDAY STOIC: Simple

Rules for a Good Life. By William

Mulligan. Navigate the obstacles of

contemporary life and find happiness by

following in the footsteps of the classical

tradition of Stoicism in this empowering and

accessible guide. 186 pages. Running

Press. Pub. at $22.00 $6.95

9288899 THE ROADS TO ROME: A

History of Imperial Expansion. By

Catherine Fletcher. Today’s European roads

still follow the networks of the ancient

empire. Over the 2,000 years since they were

first built, these roads have been walked by

crusaders and pilgrims, liberators and

dictators, but also by tourists and writers,

refugees and artists. Photos, most in color.

387 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9300198 ALWAYS A SIBLING: The

Forgotten Mourner’s Guide to Grief. By

Annie Sklaver Orenstein. A practical,

compassionate guide to sibling loss, with

research, stories, and strategies for

“forgotten mourners” as they move through

the stages of grief towards finding meaning.

355 pages. Hachette. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295275 HOW TO THINK LIKE SOCRATES: Ancient

Philosophy as a Way of Life in the Modern World. By

Donald J. Robertson. An accessible and informative guide to

the life of one of the greatest thinkers in history, and the first

work to focus on applying his ideas to our daily lives.

342 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296638 THE NEW PLANT

COLLECTOR: The Next Adventure in

Your House Plant Journey. By Darryl

Cheng. Offers collecting ideas to suit every

level of experience. Cheng covers 22

different plant groups, from anthuriums to

tillandsias, and he lists varieties to try and

gives care advice and propagation

instructions for each one. Fully illus. in

color. 240 pages. Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9300031 BATTLEFIELDS PAST

AND PRESENT. Ed. by Dan Mansfield.

Witness the evolution of historic

battlefields in this visual guide, which

includes more than 200 photographs of

landscapes and urban spaces where

the world’s most significant battles

took place. Archival images are

presented alongside modern views to

illustrate change over the course of history. Includes a lenticular

cover. 160 pages. Thunder Bay. Pub. at $21.99 $6.95

9295283 HYPEREFFICIENT: Optimize

Your Brain to Transform the Way You

Work. By Mithu Storoni. Optimize your life

using science-backed advice and discover

how to get your brain working at peak

efficiency. 263 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at

$30.00 $6.95

9296034 HOPE IS THE FIRST DOSE: A

Treatment Plan for Recovering from

Trauma, Tragedy, and Other Massive

Things. By W. Lee Warren. The question isn’t

whether you will face the hardest thing. It’s what

to do when it’s staring you in the face. A

practicing neurosurgeon and award-winning

author shares his roadmap to finding hope and

even happiness when the worst happens–by

placing trust in God–in this powerful memoir of personal tragedy,

grief, and recovery. 272 pages. WaterBrook. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9288902 RUMBLES: A Curious History

of the Gut–The Secret Story of the

Body’s Most Fascinating Organ. By Elsa

Richardson. Traveling from ancient Greece to

Victorian England, 18th Century France to

modern America, Richardson leads us on a

lively tour of the gut, exploring all the ways

that we have imagined, theorized, and

probed the mysteries of the

gastroenterological system. Photos. 326 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $28.95 $6.95

9297073 ULTIMATE GUIDE TO

STRETCHING. By Sophie Cornish-Keefe.

Discover the importance of stretching with

step-by-step illustrations, anatomical

images that highlight targeted muscles,

and specific stretching routines. This

guide provides you with everything you

need to maintain a flexible body and be

ready for daily activities. 400 pages.

Thunder Bay. 9¼x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9292969 RANDOM ACTS OF MEDICINE:

The Hidden Forces That Sway Doctors,

Impact Patients, and Shape Your Health.

By A.B. Jena & C. Worsham. Does timing,

circumstance, or luck impact your health

care? This groundbreaking study reveals the

hidden side of medicine and how

unexpected–but predictable–events can

profoundly affect our health. 307 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300511 FREE: My Search for

Meaning. By Amanda Knox. Knox spent

nearly four years in prison and eight years

on trial for a murder she didn’t commit–and

became a notorious tabloid story in the

process. Though she was exonerated, it’s

taken more than a decade for her to reclaim

her identity and truly feel free. 285 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295917 THE TROUBLE OF COLOR: An American Family

Memoir. By Martha S. Jones. An intimate and searching

memoir of family, color, and being Black, White, and other in

America, from one of our country’s greatest historians. Photos.

314 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929550X SWEET NOTHINGS: Confessions

of a Candy Lover. By Sarah Perry. Perry’s pure

love of candy weaves together elegiac glimpses

of her 90s childhood–and the loss at its

center–with stories of love and desire.

Surprisingly smart and frequently funny, this is a

tart and sweet ode to finding small joys where

you can–even in black licorice. Illus. 281 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9300368 CONNECTING DOTS: A Blind

Life. By Joshua A. Miele with W. Jamieson. In

this extraordinary memoir, a scientist who

became blind at a young age shares how he

navigates the world around him and how his

contributions led to cutting-edge work in

accessibility–packed with humor, adventure,

and insights on life and disability. 280 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300325 THE BOOK OF SHADOW WORK:

Unlock the True You–The Must-Have

Guide to Inner Healing and Authenticity.

By Keila Shaheen. Do you ever look in the

mirror and wonder: is this all there is? Are you

satisfied with your career, relationships, and

goals, or are you missing out on what life

might have to offer you? Shadow work guides

you beyond surface self-help, bringing you

face-to-face with the unacknowledged parts of yourself.

233 pages. Atria. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9306005 THE ILLUSIONIST: The True

Story of the Man Who Fooled Hitler. By

Robert Hutton. Tells the dazzling tale of how,

in 1942, in Egypt, Colonel Dudley Clarke, at

a pivotal moment of the war, combined

British imagination and eccentricity to

thwart the Nazis and save innumerable lives

on both sides. Photos. 354 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9292985 REBEL QUEEN: The Cold War,

Misogyny, and the Making of a

Grandmaster. By Susan Polgar. Born to a poor

Jewish family in Cold War Budapest, Polgar had

the odds stacked against her, from having few

resources to growing up in a sexist culture rife

with vicious anti-Semitism. With her father’s

aid, her life’s success was eventually ensured in

an unlikely field: chess. 16 pages of photos,

most in color. 343 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9288937 A SEA FULL OF TURTLES: The Search for

Optimism in an Epoch of Extinction. By Bill Streever. An

inspired and impassioned story of adventure that explores the

richness of marine life and charts a path of resilience and

hope. 16 pages of color photos. 242 pages. Pegasus. Pub.

at $28.95 $6.95

9288406 FRANKLIN BARBECUE: A

Meat Smoking Manifesto. By A.

Franklin & J. Mackay. A complete meat

and brisket-cooking education from the

country’s most celebrated pitmaster and

owner of the wildly popular Austin

restaurant Franklin Barbecue. Well illus.

in color. 213 pages. Ten Speed.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9292462 HENRY AT WORK: Thoreau on

Making a Living. By J. Kaag & J. van Belle.

The authors explore what Thoreau can teach

us about working, why we do it, what it does

to us, and how we can make it more

meaningful. 203 pages. Princeton. Pub.

at $27.95 $6.95

929645X LAWLESS: The Miseducation

of America’s Elites. By Ilya Shapiro. A

conservative examination reveals how the

warping of higher education is transforming

our country. 259 pages. Broadside.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9295844 NOBODY’S FOOL: Why We Get

Taken In and What We Can Do About It.

By D. Simons & C. Chabris. To know if you

have been deceived, you must question what

you believe–but we can’t always question

everything. This work addresses the more

difficult and intriguing question: When

should you question what you believe?

327 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300821 FAST FEASTS: Quick, Easy

Recipes with a Middle-Eastern Twist.

By John Gregory-Smith. Puts flavor firmly

back into the kitchen with a selection of

quick and easy recipes. Ideas include

Coconut Harissa Meatballs, Lamb &

Halloumi Burgers, One-Pot Mac &

Cheese, Loaded Fries, Persian Baked

Eggs, Mountain Pork Stew, Hummus

Bowls, and Frozen Banana & Dark Chocolate Pots. Well illus. in

color. 190 pages. OH Editions. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300805 THE ELVEN COOKBOOK:

Recipes Inspired by the Elves of Tolkien.

By Robert Tuesley Anderson. Collects more

than 80 thematic recipes inspired by

Tolkien’s novels of Middle-earth. Recipes

include Bilbo’s Rivendell Breakfast,

Woodhall Apple Cake, Silverlode Smoked

Trout, Cod & Coconut Curry, Rivendell Roast

Lamb, and Valinorian Potatoes. Well illus.,

most in color. 160 pages. Thunder Bay. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9305084 PIEROGI LOVE: New

Takes on an Old-World Comfort

Food. By Casey Barber. This classic

food is loved by just about everyone,

and Barber has provided a collection

of ideas and recipes that will only

make that love grow. Pierogi recipes

include Nutella Pierogies, Buffalo

Chicken, French Onion Soup

Dumpling, S’mores, and Cranberry Gingerbread. Well illus. in color.

128 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9300333 BOWLS: 100+ Recipes for

Healthy, Vibrant Bowls. By Ayesha

Singh. Unleash a world of flavors in one

dish with 100+ un-bowl-ievable recipes.

Ideas include Chia Pudding, Acai Bowls,

Shakshuka, Spicy Tofu, Summer Pasta

Salad, Spicy Udon Noodles, Sweet &

Spicy Shrimp Stir-Fry, and Chicken

Korma. Well illus. in color. 255 pages.

Cider Mill. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

9288333 BELLY FULL: Exploring

Caribbean Cuisine Through 11

Fundamental Ingredients and Over

100 Recipes. By Lesley Enston. A

delectable exploration of Caribbean

cuisine through 105 recipes based on

eleven staple ingredients. Recipes

include Split Pea Fritters, Steamed

Calabaza with Garlic, Cassava & Coconut

Pudding, Trini Chow Mein, and Cornmeal Cake. Well illus. in

color. 241 pages. Ten Speed. Pub. at $32.50 $6.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9299505 SHEPHERDS FOR SALE: How

Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for

a Leftist Agenda. By Megan Basham. A

rigorously reported expose, which warns of

what happens when the church trusts the

world’s wisdom instead of Scripture.

319 pages. Broadside. Pub. at $32.99 $6.95

9296689 THE POWER OF NUCLEAR: The

Rise, Fall and Return of Our Mightiest

Energy Source. By Marco Visscher. From the

pilot’s seat in the B-29 that dropped the atomic

bomb on Hiroshima, to Chernobyl’s exclusion

zone, and to the site in Finland where highly

radioactive waste will be buried, this is the

incredible story of nuclear power. 320 pages.

Bloomsbury. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9290974 DISCOVERY ROCKS AND

GEMS. By Brenda Scott Royce. Discover

some of the world’s most amazing rocks and

gems in this detailed reference guide with

stunning photos, interesting facts, and more.

Learn all about how various rocks and gems

are formed and their uses, and then use the

six rock and gem samples to get your

collection started. Ages 6-8. 64 pages.

Silver Dolphin. 9x11¼. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

930066X BORN TO FIGHT: How a Street

Fighter Living On the Edge Became

“Gamebred” and Found Success. By

Jorge Masvidal. UFC star Jorge “Gamebred”

Masvidal reveals how he went from a poor son

of immigrants on the streets of Florida to one

of the most successful athletes in the world.

Color photos. 225 pages. Threshold.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9291121 THE MODERN WITCH’S GUIDE TO HAPPINESS.

By Luna Bailey. Discover everything you need to know to

become a modern witch, from working with Tarot cards and

healing crystals to learning how to harness the power of the

natural world and understand the stars. Well illus. in color. 128

pages. Get Creative 6. Pub. at $16.95 $6.95

9300961 LOOK: How to Pay Attention in a

Distracted World. By Christian Madsbjerg.

Pulling from his own background and drawing

examples from the arts, philosophy, and

beyond, Madsbjerg has created a work of

insight and practical wisdom that highlights

how we can pay sharper attention to live with

more empathy and connect better with others.

234 pages. Riverhead. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9303596 A MATTER OF COMPLEXION:

The Life and Fictions of Charles W.

Chesnutt. By Tess Chakkalakal. A biography

of Charles Chesnutt, one of the first American

authors to write for both Black and White

readers. Photos. 369 pages. St. Martin’s.

Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9300848 THE FORBIDDEN GARDEN: The

Botanists of Besieged Leningrad and Their

Impossible Choice. By Simon Parkin. The

riveting untold true story of the botanists at the

world’s first seed bank who faced an impossible

choice during the siege of Leningrad: eat the

collection to prevent starvation, or protect their

life’s work to help end world hunger? Illus.

371 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9291113 THE MODERN FLOWER

PRESS: Capturing the Beauty of Nature.

By M. Richardson & A. Fielding. Filled with

projects inspired by the changing seasons,

this volume is a catalog of gorgeous flowers

and a practical guide to working with their

beauty. The authors offer detailed information,

with a specific focus on composition, color,

and form. From decorated windowpanes to

letters and postcards, the end results are enchanting. Well illus. in

color. 286 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $35.00 $12.95

9300902 THREE DIMENSIONS: How to Draw. By Mark

Bergin. Add dimension to your drawings with this

fully-illustrated guide to creating effective 3-D art. 31 pages.

Scribo. 8¾x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

930682X DRAWING FACES: Big Ideas.

By Carolyn Scrace. Get inspiration and

creative know-how for drawing lifelike

portraits. Stunning, highly detailed drawings

with plenty of step-by-step instructions take

you from initial sketch to final fabulous image,

and explore a variety of materials and

techniques. 64 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9288538 TAILGREAT: How to Crush It at

Tailgating. By John Currence. Bring home

all the flavors and excitement of game day

thanks to a lifetime of tailgating wisdom.

Recipes include Huevos Rancheros Grits

Casserole, Korean BBQ Wings, Grilled Tuna

Tostadas, Spinach & Roasted Mushroom

Dip, Chili & Lime Pasta Salad, and Cilantro &

Peanut Rice Noodles. Well illus. in color.

245 pages. Ten Speed. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9292314 PEDRO PASCAL

COLORING & ACTIVITY BOOK. Unwind

with Pedro and enjoy some mindful

moments with more than 35 coloring

pages, a photo gallery, word searches,

brainteasers, fun facts, and paper dolls.

113 pages. Thunder Bay. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9289070 LONGEVITY: The Definitive

Guide to a Long, Healthy and Happy Life.

By Susannah Marriott. The desire for a long,

healthy, and happy life is a universal one, yet

society has a deep fear of aging. This work

offers an all-encompassing, holistic look at

how the body ages and what we can all do to

age better. 301 pages. Godsfield. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9299785 GRANNY STITCH

BLANKETS: 10 Fresh and Modern Granny

Throws That Go Way Beyond the Iconic

Square. By Salena Baca. Provides ten creative

takes on the beloved granny square, with new

shapes like hexagons and triangles. The

patterns in this collection are just what you

need to boost your crochet skills, try out new

techniques, and craft something you’ll treasure

for years. Fully illus. in color. 34 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293663 THE LION, THE WITCH

AND THE WORDSEARCH. Take a trip

through the wardrobe to Narnia and beyond

with this collection of wordsearches all

inspired by Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia.

Join Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter to seek

out all of the hidden words within the grids.

Solutions included. 255 pages. Sirius.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9288201 NORDIC WISDOM: Simplify

Your Life and Cultivate Well-Being. By

Elisabeth Carlsson. Take inspiration from the

happiest countries in the world and live a

more balanced, healthy, and peaceful life.

Fully illus. in color. 144 pages. CICO.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9298088 INSIDE THE MIND OF THE

BACKPACKER KILLER: Ivan Milat. By T.

Farber & J. Daniel. A gripping exploration of

the life, crimes, and chilling psychology of

Ivan Milat, Australia’s backpacker murderer,

one of the most infamous serial killers of the

20th Century. 232 pages. Gemini.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293655 CUT & COLLAGE VINTAGE

DESIGNS: Abundant Images for Art,

Craft & Scrapbooks. Welcome to a

wealth of over 300 vintage images to use

in collages, decoupage, scrapbooking,

and other craft projects. Sirius. 8¾x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9289534 DISAPPOINTING AFFIRMATIONS STICKER

BOOK. By Dave Tarnowski. Apply these hilariously realistic

affirmations wherever you–or anyone else–may need an antidote to

toxic positivity. Chronicle. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293647 CUT & COLLAGE

BOTANICALS: Abundant Images for

Art, Craft & Scrapbooks. Create your

very own luscious garden with this

wonderful crafting title, filled with over 300

botanical images to use in collages,

decoupage, scrapbooking, and other

projects. Sirius. 8¾x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*929354X THE POCKET BOOK OF

PLANTS THAT HEAL: The Illustrated

Herbarium of Medicinal Plants. Text by

Gerard Debuigne et al, photos by P. Vigne et

al. Unleash the power of nature’s pharmacy

for healing and self-care with this

pocket-sized guide to medicinal plants.

Fully illus. in color. 175 pages. Verbena.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290796 THE CINNAMON BUN

COOKBOOK: Recipes for Irresistible

Cakes, Bakes, Sweet Treats and More. By

Eloise Goode. Celebrates the fall season with a

charming selection of deliciously decadent

recipes that satisfy even the sweetest tooth.

Ideas include Sticky Cinnamon & Pecan Buns,

Deep Dish Puff Apple Pie, Gingered Treacle

Tart, Orange & Cinnamon Puddings, Marbled

Coffee Cupcakes, and Gingerbread Men. Fully illus. in color.

79 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290869 THE PUMPKIN SPICE COOKBOOK: Recipes

for Irresistible Treats with a Hint of Sugar and Spice. By

Eloise Goode. Get ready to bring the coziness of fall into your

kitchen with over 40 irresistible recipes. Ideas include Pumpkin

Spice Lattes, Pumpkin Pie, Sticky Toffee Puddings, Coffee &

Walnut Cupcakes, Maple & Pecan Muffins, Pumpkin Seed Power

Bars, and Caramel & Honeycomb Mousse. Fully illus. in color.

79 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290567 BE MORE OWL: Life

Lessons from Our Feathered Friends.

By Alison Davies, illus. by E. Mayor. A

celebration of the talents behind the talons

and the many-feathered folklore that

surrounds this most revered of birds.

Lessons, exercises, and practical creative

suggestions will all help you to find your

wisdom and unleash your inner owl. Well

illus. in color. 144 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296212 SUPER CUTE WORLD: A

Coloring & Creativity Book. Life is

not all sunshine and roses–it’s also

bunnies, birds, butterflies, teapots,

seashells, and more ready to be

brought to life with the medium of

your choice. Includes 15 pages of

color-and-cut projects–bookmarks,

cards, gift tags, cupcake wrappers,

and more! North Light. 9x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9298843 F*CK, I’M BORED: A Swear

Word Coloring Book. This irreverent

collection of cheeky art is the perfect

pick-me-up when you just can’t deal with

the endless bull. Artists of all skill

levels–and all stages of existential

dread–can enjoy adding a pop of color to

the illustrations inside. Castle Point. 8½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9307095 HOW TO DRAW HORSES. By

Mark Bergin. Master the art of drawing

horses, from their heads to their hooves,

from foals to galloping stallions. With

these detailed instructions and

easy-to-follow sketches, aspiring artists

can successfully capture the animal’s

majesty and beauty. 32 pages. Scribo.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9307087 HOW TO DRAW BIRDS. By

Mark Bergin. From barn owls to

kingfishers, robins to swans, ducklings to

bald eagles, this guide explains how to

draw an aviary of beautiful birds. Fully

illus. 32 pages. Scribo. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9300899 PERSPECTIVE: How to Draw. By Mark Bergin. See how

to add visual interest and realism to your work with this easy-to-follow,

lavishly illustrated guide to the art of perspective. 32 pages. Scribo.

8¾x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9305963 ANIMALS: Find It! Explore It!

Search for more than 250 animals–from

wombats in the Australian bush to seals in

the snowy Arctic Circle. After spotting the

hidden creatures, discover amazing facts

about them all. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in

color. National Geographic. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288570 CRAYON RACING: Over 100 Tracks for

High-Speed Coloring. Race against the clock on your own, or

grab a friend and place your crayons on the start line–then go,

go, go! Who can get to the finish line the fastest? Ages 4-8. Odd

Dot. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9305971 OCEAN: Find It! Explore It!

Search for more than 250 sea critters–from

clownfish living among sea anemones to

penguins waddling on ice. After spotting

the hidden creatures, discover amazing

facts about them all. Ages 4-8. Fully illus.

in color. National Geographic. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295062 BARACK OBAMA: A Little

Golden Book Biography. By Frank

Berrios, illus. by K. Sorra. This Little

Golden Book about Barack Obama–the

44th President of the United States and

the country’s first Black president–is an

inspiring read-aloud for young

children. Ages 3-7. Fully illus. in color.

Golden. $4.95

9298851 FOOD, INC. 2: Inside the Quest

for a Better Future for Food. Ed. by Karl

Weber. America’s food system is broken,

harming family farmers, workers, the

environment, and our health. But it doesn’t

have to be this way. Here, brilliant innovators,

scientists, journalists and activists explain how

we can create a hopeful new future for food, if

we have the courage to seize the moment.

323 pages. PublicAffairs. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $4.95

9298800 CRAFTY CUPCAKES. By

Ann Pickard. Amaze your friends and

loved ones with your cake-decorating

skills with this fabulous collection of

ingenious cupcakes. Thirty cupcake

projects cover the popular themes of

spring festivals, winter holidays,

animals, and more. A techniques

section explains all the basic skills

needed. Fully illus. in color. 155 pages. Guild of Master

Craftsman. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

929886X FOR RICHER, NOT POORER: The

Money Book for Couples. By Ruth L. Hayden.

Money matters are some of the most difficult

areas for spouses to approach honestly, and are

some of the leading causes of breakups and

divorces. This life-changing work will forever

improve readers’ relationships by teaching

them budgeting and money-management

techniques that will last a lifetime. 242 pages.

Health Communications. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9299912 TIMEBOXING: The Power of

Doing One Thing at a Time. By Mark

Zao-Sanders. A comprehensive guide to

carefully and intentionally selecting what to

do, specifying start and finish times, focusing

solely on that single activity, and getting it

done to an acceptable standard within that

timeframe. 310 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $4.95

9299130 WHY WE LOVE DIE HARD. By

Kim Taylor-Foster. A Die Hard lover’s dream,

this guide includes punchy illustrations

paired alongside essays exploring the film’s

history, characters, unique film techniques,

and the thematic elements that have helped

this film become the beloved classic it is

today. 136 pages. Running Press. Pub. at

$20.00 $4.95

*9291482 THE INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF

OLAUDAH EQUIANO. One of the earliest known books published by

a Black African author, Equiano’s vivid and harrowing life story shed

light on the atrocities of the transatlantic slave trade. 260 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

9302271 A WOMAN’S GARDEN: Grow

Beautiful Plants and Make Useful

Things. By Tanya Anderson. Led by beautiful

photography, take an inspirational tour

around the garden for helpful growing advice

and step-by-step instructions for creating

over 35 projects, edibles, and art from your

garden. 191 pages. Cool Springs Press.

8x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9306129 LANDSCAPE DRAWING. By

Mark Bergin. This accessible

step-by-step guide to drawing

landscapes includes artistic techniques,

choosing the right medium, inspirational

sketchbook pages, and how to develop

your creative ideas. Fully illus. in color.

64 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9298940 THE LAST BOHEMIA: Scenes

from the Life of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

By Robert Anasi. A firsthand account of the

swift transformation of Williamsburg, from

factory backwater to artists’ district to trendy

hub and high-rise colony. 230 pages. FSG.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9296301 HOLDING THE NOTE: Profiles in

Popular Music. By David Remnick. The greatest

popular songs have a way of embedding

themselves in our memories; you remember a

time, a place, and a feeling when you hear that

song again. In this study, the author details the

lives and work of some of the greatest musicians,

songwriters, and performers of the past 50 years.

276 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9299238 THE MONSTER BOOK OF

SUDOKU FOR KIDS. By Will Shortz. This

edition of Sudoku begins with a lesson and

very easy 4x4 grids to warm up, before

advancing to more challenging 6x6 grids, and

finally traditional 9x9 puzzles. Solutions

included. Ages 8-12. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $13.00 $5.95

9295992 BREATHLESS: The Scientific

Race to Defeat a Deadly Virus. By David

Quammen. The behind-the-scenes story of

how scientists around the world

cooperated to decipher the COVID-19 virus

and make possible the vaccines to fight the

pandemic. 406 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9295860 THE PRESIDENTS FACT

BOOK, REVISED: The Achievements,

Campaigns, and Legacies of Every

President. By Roger Matuz. This in-depth

history of our nation’s 46 presidents is now

fully revised and updated to include Trump’s

eventful term in office, Joe Biden’s

presidency, and the results of the 2024

presidential election. 842 pages. Black Dog

& Leventhal. 8x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $8.95

*9293612 MINNIE MOUSE: My First Disney Pal. Illus. by

Romano Scarpa. Meet your first Disney best friend, Minnie Mouse, in

this colorful and collectible title with gatefolds and featuring original

comic book art. Ages 3 & up. Abrams. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9293604 MICKEY MOUSE: My

First Disney Pal. Illus. by Floyd

Gottfredson. Meet your first Disney best

friend, Mickey Mouse, in this colorful

and collectible title with gatefolds and

featuring original comic book art. Ages 3

& up. Abrams. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9291091 KNITTED GIFTS FOR ALL

SEASONS: Easy Projects to Make and

Share. By Wendy Bernard. Projects are

organized by season and range from cozy

slippers, mittens, and a pom-pom wreath

to Fair Isle yoke-neck sweaters for the

whole family. Embracing the full calendar

year and a wide spectrum of reasons to gift

knits, each project captures the essence of

the season through its color scheme and type. Well illus. in color.

175 pages. Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

*9293930 THE TRUE CRIME TRIVIA

BOOK. By Jamie King. Get ready to delve into

a world of mystery, intrigue, and criminal

masterminds! This is your ticket to

uncovering the gripping stories behind some

of history’s most notorious criminals and

shocking cases. 143 pages. Summersdale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9300589 THE HAUNTED MANSION: Art of Coloring.

Immortalize The Haunted Mansion and its grim grinning ghosts

with your own art of Disney’s iconic attractions. Disney.

7½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9300414 DARK FAIRIES: A Cursed

Coloring Experience. Detailed line art of

macabre but beautiful fairies–including

vampires, mermaids, and more

otherworldly incarnations–are collected in

a manga-influenced style, making the art

appealing to a wide range of colorists.

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$15.99 $5.95

9296611 MYTHOGORIA: Fairy

Nightmares. Unveils a twisted

collection of hellish sprites conjuring

chaos, menacing fairy queens ruling

in blood, and nasty ogres picking off

their pixie prey. Castle Point. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9294643 THE CREEPY CUTE LOVE

COLORING BOOK: 30 Sickly Sweet

Coloring Pages That You’ll Love to

Color! Creepy, cute love is in the

air–and breaking down the boundaries

between sinister and sweet to create an

adorably abhorrent collection of

coloring pages. Adams Media. 10x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9295232 GOBLINS IN THE

HOLLOW: An Artist’s Coloring

Book. Each hand-drawn page lets

you immerse yourself in coloring

wonder while traversing charming

woodlands teeming with

mischievous goblins. Castle Point.

9¾x9¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

929628X HELL TO PAY: How the

Suppression of Wages is Destroying

America. By Michael Lind. A provocative

diagnosis of the cause of America’s

decline–and a searing indictment of those

who caused it. 213 pages. Portfolio.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9295038 ALLERGIC: Our Irritated

Bodies in a Changing World. By Theresa

MacPhail. An important, deeply researched

exploration of allergies, from their first

medical description in 1819 to the

cutting-edge science that is illuminating the

changes in our environment and lifestyles

that are making so many of us sick.

344 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9305823 AGELESS: The Naked Truth About

Bioidentical Hormones. By Suzanne Somers.

Learn how anti-aging medicine and hormone

replacement can help combat the environmental

assault that is making us sick. Other topics, such as

menopause, hysterectomies, birth control, the

importance of sleep, and the healing work that

nature does during this time, are also discussed.

427 pages. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9291148 OBSERVING THE

ANIMALS OF THE FOREST WITH

RED RIDING HOOD. By Jana

Sedlackova et al & illus. by L. Dao et al.

Only a few people know that, on Red

Riding Hood’s adventurous journey,

she met other forest animals, such as

singing birds, a squirrel, deer, and ants,

among many others. What are these

animals, and how do they live? You can find out on the pages of this

richly illustrated volume with seven gatefolds on each spread. Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. Albatross. 9¾x9¾. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9303499 PET THAT DOG! A Handbook

for Making Four-Legged Friends. By G.

Kidd & R. Braunigan. A guide for young

readers to befriend and care for dogs of all

shapes, sizes, and personalities. Features tips

for reading dog body language, and how to tell

when a puppy wants to play, fascinating facts

and stories of amazing dogs from history, and

more! Ages 7-11. Illus. in color. 127 pages.

Quirk. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

930374X QUICK DRAW URBAN

LANDSCAPES: Step-by-Step

Masterpieces. By Sarah Wimperis.

Anyone can draw and paint; all you need is

the confidence in your ability that comes

with practice. This will guide you through

all the basics so you can feel proud of what

you’ve achieved, so get out your

sketchbook, your pad, your canvas–and

begin! Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

9306404 QUICK DRAW PEOPLE:

Step-by-Step Masterpieces. By Sarah

Wimperis. Provides an indispensable

introduction to the techniques needed to

develop your drawing and painting skills.

Step-by-step instructions and stunning

illustrations show you how to capture the

physical appearance and personality of

human subjects using a variety of artistic

techniques and materials. 128 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

9300538 FROM PETAL TO PATTERN: Design Your Own

Floral Patterns. By Michelle Parascandolo. Find beauty and

happiness in nature and create beautiful drawings and prints

with this stunning guide to the mindful art of drawing floral

patterns. Fully illus. in color. 160 pages. Leaping Hare. 6¾x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300430 A DEVIL NAMED LUCIFER:

Uncovering the Diabolical Life of Satan and

How to Resist Him. By Jared Brock. These days,

the devil is even more popular than God: 56% of

Americans believe he’s real, whereas only 54%

believe in God. Yet in the Bible, Satan is barely

present, barely speaks, and is subject to God’s

authority. So how has he gotten so much airtime

in the lives of Christians and the wider culture?

247 pages. Bethany House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9303502 ROBOT ETHICS. By Mark

Coeckelbergh. A guide to the ethical

questions that arise from our use of industrial

robots, robot companions, self-driving cars,

and other robotic devices. 256 pages. MIT

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306994 FROM BAUHAUS TO OUR HOUSE.

By Tom Wolfe. In this examination of the strange

saga of 20th-century architecture, Wolfe takes

such European architects as Ludwig Mies van der

Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Bauhaus art school

founder Walter Gropius to task for their

glass-and-steel-box buildings that have

influenced America’s cities. Well illus. Picador.

5½x8¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9288384 ECLIPSE: Our Sky’s

Most Dazzling Phenomenon. By

Kelsey Oseid. Discover the ancient

myths and fascinating science of the

world’s most striking celestial

phenomena–eclipses–in this

educational, beautifully illustrated

guide. 103 pages. Ten Speed.

Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300236 ASTROLOGIC: How to Make

Friends & Influence People Based on

Their Sun Sign. By Amelia Wood.

Transform your relationships by harnessing

the wisdom of the zodiac, and unlock the

magic of the cosmos to make it work for you.

This is your key to untangling the cosmic

DNA of everyone you know and using that

intel to come out on top. Color photos.

174 pages. Castle Point. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300678 BRAIN GAMES AND

ACTIVITIES: Over 80 Fun Brain Games! By

Teera Robinson. A wide variety of tasks keep

kids engaged and motivated and involve logic

and reasoning, creative thinking, abstract

thinking, language and word play, spatial

reasoning, and memory. Ages 8-9. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. Evan-Moor. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9298932 LEGO JURASSIC WORLD

ULTIMATE STICKER COLLECTION.

Combining fun and informative captions

with a range of innovative and engrossing

sticker activities, this is a must-have for all

LEGO and Jurassic World fans. Ages 6-9.

Dorling Kindersley. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294732 DOT TO DOT FOR TINY TOTS. With these adorable

puzzles, help young children develop their fine motor and

problem-solving skills, as well as number recognition. Ages

2-3. St. Martin’s. 9x11. Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9303634 MOVING MACHINES: Magic

Magnifying Glass. By Honor Head, illus.

by D. O’Malley. Move the magic magnifying

glass to reveal the inner workings of the

International Space Station, bullet trains,

and more. Ages 6-8. 22 pages. Silver

Dolphin. 9¼x12½. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296654 THE OFFICIAL YELLOWSTONE

BAR BOOK: 75 Cocktails to Enjoy After

the Work’s Done. By L. Taylor & N. Gurr.

When it’s time to pour one after a hard day’s

work, this helps fans to relax like a Dutton.

Drink ideas include Manhattan’s Black

Heart, Phantom Pain, Gin Rickey, Rip Roy,

Drugstore Root Beer, Carolyn’s Whiskey

Punch, and Starry Night. Fully illus. in color.

208 pages. Adams Media. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9303936 YOU DON’T NEED A BUDGET: Stop Worrying

About Debt, Spend Without Shame, and Manage Money

with Ease. By Dana Miranda. Free yourself from the tyranny of

toxic budget culture and build an ethical, stress-free financial

life. 325 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9303898 THE WISDOM OF NURSES:

Stories of Grit from the Front Lines. By A.

Archibald-Varley & S. Fung. Takes readers to

the front lines of nursing to show the

compassion, selflessness, and dedication of

professionals who not only give it all for their

patients, but get up and do it over and over

again. 279 pages. Collins. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

930004X THE BIG BOOK OF

LOW-SODIUM RECIPES. By Linda Larsen.

From hearty breakfasts like Raisin Apple

Strata to mouthwatering plates like Beef and

Bean Enchiladas, each page offers meals

that are so tasty, you won’t need to give up

your favorite flavors. Offers more than 500

delicious recipes. 479 pages. Adams Media.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $5.95

9295046 ANNABEL KARMEL’S FUN,

FAST AND EASY CHILDREN’S

COOKBOOK: Delicious Step-by-Step

Recipes to Cook Together. A collection of

fun, tasty, and easy-to-make recipes to get

the family cooking together. Ideas include

Owl Porridge, Eggy Raisin Bread, Little Italy

Bruschetta, Pesto Pizza, Teddy Bear Burgers,

and Animal Cupcakes. Ages 7 & up. Fully

illus. in color. 111 pages. Welbeck. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9296492 LIKE, LITERALLY, DUDE:

Arguing for the Good in Bad English. By

Valerie Fridland. A lively linguistic

exploration of the speech habits we love to

hate–and why our “like”s and “literally”s

actually make us better communicators.

321 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9303766 SAY IT WELL: Find Your Voice, Speak Your Mind,

Inspire Any Audience. By Terry Szuplat. One of Barack Obama’s

longest-serving speechwriters reveals the public speaking lessons

that will help you become a more confident and compelling

communicator and leader. 329 pages. Harper. Pub. at $32.00 $5.95

9296271 THE HEAT WILL KILL YOU

FIRST: Life and Death on a Scorched

Planet. By Jeff Goodell. A masterful

examination of the impact that temperature

rise will have on our lives and on our planet,

offering a vital new perspective on where we

are headed, how we can prepare, and what is at

stake if we fail to act. 397 pages. Little, Brown.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $5.95

9298827 DECODING THE WORLD: A Roadmap for Our Times.

By P. Bronson & A. Gupta. A buddy adventure between Bronson and

Gupta about the quest to live meaningfully in a world with such

uncertainty. 325 pages. Twelve. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9292403 EAARTH: Making a Life on a Tough

New Planet. By Bill McKibben. We’ve waited too

long to stop the advance of global warming, and

massive change is not only unavoidable but

already underway. Our hope depends on building

societies and economies that can hunker down,

concentrate on essentials, and create a

community that will allow us to weather trouble on

a planet violently out of balance. 261 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288368 DIARIES OF WAR: Two Visual

Accounts from Ukraine and Russia. By

Nora Krug. Powerful graphic journalism that

highlights the contrasting realities of a

Ukrainian journalist and a Russian artist

grappling with their own individual

experiences of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Fully

illus. in color. 127 pages. Ten Speed. 7x10¼.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9293086 A SMALL, STUBBORN TOWN:

Life, Death & Defiance in Ukraine. By

Andrew Harding. A gripping work of reportage

that tells the story of a pivotal moment in

Ukraine’s war, this is a real-life thriller about

ordinary people facing extraordinary

circumstances with resilience, humor, and

ingenuity. 140 pages. Bonnier Books.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9293175 THAT DESERVES A WOW:

Untold Stories of Legends and

Champions, Their Wins and

Heartbreaks. By Chris Myers. The Emmy

Award-winning FOX Sports broadcaster

provides a front-row seat to some of the most

memorable moments in sports history.

Color photos. 297 pages. Morrow.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9306056 NORMAL BROKEN: The Grief

Companion For When It’s Time to Heal But

You’re Not Sure You Want To. By Kelly

Cervantes. Cervantes isn’t trying to tell you what

to do, how to feel, or flinging sunny thoughts and

prayers at you. After losing her daughter, she

knows that grief is many things. It’s weird. It

sucks. It’s all-encompassing. With chapters that

can be read in any order, divided into

“moments” of grief, you choose what you need at any given time.

211 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9307028 GRIEF IS FOR PEOPLE. By

Sloane Crosley. How do we live without the

ones we love? After the pain and confusion of

losing her closest friend to suicide, Crosley

looks for answers in philosophy and art,

hoping for a framework more useful than the

unavoidable stages of grief. 191 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9293353 YOU’RE NOT THE PROBLEM: The

Impact of Narcissism and Emotional

Abuse–and How to Heal. By H. Villiers & K.

McKenna. Using client narratives and sample

scripts, the authors offer a sympathetic approach

to looking at our familial patterns–and how we can

break free from these toxic relationships and

reclaim our lives. 341 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9299017 PLAY BETTER POOL: A

Stand-Up Book of Pool Techniques and

Strategy. By Duncan Steer. Here is the ultimate

companion for every pool and billiard player,

featuring a unique stand-up format which

displays shots and angles for easy viewing and

understanding. Includes dozens of tricks to

amaze (and defeat) your friends. 128 pages.

Barron’s. Spiralbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9293183 THERE WILL BE FIRE:

Margaret Thatcher, the IRA, and Two

Minutes That Changed History. By Rory

Carroll. A race-against-the-clock narrative

that finally illuminates a history-changing

event: the IRA’s attempt to assassinate

Margaret Thatcher and the epic manhunt that

followed. 397 pages. Putnam. Pub. at

$30.00 $5.95

9296832 HAMILTON: Selected Writings. Ed.

by Corey Brettschneider. Essays, speeches, and

letters on Constitution ratification, pardoning

powers, the Bank of the U.S., and foreign policy

illuminate not only Alexander Hamilton’s legacy

but also his compelling engagement with James

Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and his

legendary conflict with Aaron Burr. 167 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9303928 THE WORLD OF LORE: Wicked Mortals. By Aaron

Mahnke. In this illustrated volume from the host of the hit podcast

Lore, you’ll find tales of infamous characters whose veins ran with ice

water and whose crimes remind us that truth can be more terrifying

than fiction. 335 pages. Del Rey. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9296352 I’M MINDFUL, NOW WHAT?

Moving Beyond Mindfulness to Meet the

Modern World. By Andrew Holecek. Presents

an encompassing survey of the many

dimensions of meditation–including paths for

opening your heart, nurturing compassion,

connecting with your body, expanding your

dreaming life, and investigating the

fundamental nature of reality. 175 pages.

Sounds True. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303650 THE NEW TAO OF WARREN

BUFFETT. By M. Buffett & D. Clark. A

collection of simple yet powerful words

and wisdom from Warren Buffett about

today’s economy and how investing has

changed in the past two decades–from

crypto to climate change. 246 pages.

Scribner. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930052X FRESH OIL, HOLY FIRE, NEW

WINE: Living the Vibrant Holy

Spirit-Filled Life. By Samuel Rodriguez.

Learn to tap into the limitless resurrection

power inside of you by unleashing the full

potential of the Holy Spirit within you,

discovering a sense of purpose in every area

of your life, and experiencing peace and joy

regardless of your circumstances.

202 pages. Chosen Books. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

9300929 INNER EXCELLENCE: Train Your Mind for

Extraordinary Performance and the Best Possible Life. By

Jim Murphy. A step-by-step manual for mastering your inner

mind for peak performance and living your life to the fullest.

326 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296565 MAKE MAGIC: The Book of

Inspiration You Didn’t Know You

Needed. By Brad Meltzer. Meltzer uses

magic as allegory, sharing the secret that

there are only four types of magic tricks: you

make something appear, you make

something disappear, you make two things

switch places, and you turn one thing into

something else–the hardest trick of all,

transformation. 96 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294996 1,001 PUNNY JOKES: The

Ultimate Collection of Laugh-Out Loud

Jokes. Ed. by Margaret McGuire Novak.

What’s better than a good pun? 1,001 of the

punniest jokes in the universe, of course!

This collection covers everything from

classic puns to brand-new pun-tastic jokes.

239 pages. Whalen Book Works. Pub. at

$19.99 $5.95

9300449 DIFFERENT KINDS OF MINDS:

A Guide to Your Brain. By Temple Grandin.

With her knack for making science easy to

understand, Grandin explains different types

of thinkers: verbal thinkers who are good with

language, and visual thinkers who think in

pictures and patterns. Readers will discover

all kinds of minds and how we need to work

together to create solutions. Ages 8-12. Well

illus. 232 pages. Philomel. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9296697 PRE K: Comprehensive

Curriculum of Basic Skills. Ideal for

preparing early learners for

kindergarten, this includes preschool

lessons for all subjects: math, reading,

and writing. Answer key included. Ages

4-5. Fully illus. in color. 543 pages.

Thinking Kids. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303723 A POCKETFUL OF HAPPINESS.

By Richard E. Grant. A powerful, funny, and

moving celebration of life’s unexpected joys.

16 pages of color photos. 324 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306048 LOKI’S BOOK OF MAGIC AND

MISCHIEF: Tricks and Deceptions from

the Prince of Illusions. Ed. by Elizabeth

Smith. Everyone loves magic! Especially

Loki, whose mastery of magic makes him

one of the most dangerous and beloved

antiheroes. Now, he shares the secrets

behind performing 35 tricks! Filled with

full-color photographs and easy-to-learn

step-by-step instructions, readers of all ages will amaze their

friends and family. 101 pages. Smart Pop. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.95 $5.95

9300007 ALASKA IN THE WAKE OF THE

NORTH STAR. By Loel Shuler. A fascinating

account of a moment in time when dramatic and

powerful changes were beginning in the far north.

During a three-month journey of 11,000 miles

between Sitka and Point Barrow on the USMS

North Star, Shuler had the privilege of an intimate

look at the ways of life and the unique peoples of

Alaska as they were in 1950. 32 pages of photos.

224 pages. Hancock House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

930035X CARE AND FEEDING: A

Memoir. By Laurie Woolever. A candid,

funny, and occasionally devastating memoir

of a woman making her way through the food

world, navigating addiction, a cultural

reckoning, and an unexpected tragedy.

334 pages. Ecco. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9300503 THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS: A

Memoir of Friendship and Lost Promise

in Rural America. By Monica Potts. An

acclaimed journalist tries to understand how

she escaped her small town in Arkansas

while her brilliant friend could not, and, in

the process, illuminates the unemployment,

drug abuse, sexism, and evangelicalism

killing poor, rural white women all over

America. 254 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300651 BIRDING TO CHANGE THE WORLD: A Memoir. By

Trish O’Kane. In this uplifting memoir, a professor and activist shares

what birds can teach us about life, social change, and protecting the

environment. 349 pages. Ecco. Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9293272 WAITING TO BE ARRESTED AT

NIGHT: A Uyghur Poet’s Memoir of

China’s Genocide. By Tahir Hamut Izgil. The

story of the political, social, and cultural

destruction of Izgil’s homeland. Among

leading Uyghur intellectuals and writers, he is

the only one known to have escaped China

since the mass internments began. His work is

a call for the world to awaken to the unfolding

catastrophe. 251 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

929516X DINNER FOR ONE: How Cooking

in Paris Saved Me. By Sutanya Dacres. An

unforgettable memoir of how Dacres rebuilt

her life after her American-in-Paris fairy tale

was shattered–starting with cooking dinner for

herself in her Montmartre kitchen. 338 pages.

Park Row. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9293256 UNRECONCILED: Family, Truth, and

Indigenous Resistance. By Jesse Wente. A prominent

Indigenous voice uncovers the lies and myths that affect

relations between White and Indigenous peoples and the

power of narrative to emphasize truth over comfort.

199 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9300260 BECOMING SPECTACULAR: The

Rhythm of Resilience form the First

African American Rockette. By Jennifer

Jones. The first Black Rockette charts her

journey to one of the world’s most celebrated

dance troupes in this gripping memoir that, for

the first time, goes behind the velvet curtains at

Radio City’s legendary holiday show. Photos.

198 pages. Amistad. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

929869X AMERICAN PRISONER OF

WAR CAMPS IN MONTANA AND

WYOMING. By Kathy Kirkpatrick. Explores

the experiences of POWs in these states,

highlighting their care, employment, and

impact on local populations. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9295100 BUILDING: A Carpenter’s Notes

on Life & the Art of Good Work. By Mark

Ellison. The author shares indelible stories on

building a life worth living, revealing powerful

lessons about work, creativity, and design

through his experience constructing some of

New York’s most iconic spaces. Photos.

274 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9303901 THE WITCHING YEAR: A Memoir

of Earnest Fumbling Through Modern

Witchcraft. By Diana Helmuth. A skeptic

spends a year trying to find spiritual fulfillment

by practicing modern Witchcraft. 334 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9295984 THE BOOK OF SPELLS: Vintage

Edition. By Nicola de Pulford. For those who

believe in magic–but also for those who want to

have fun with magic lore. Forty-two enticing,

exotic, and fun magic spells from many

different times and cultures promise to help

readers prosper at work, at play, or in love. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303626 MOON SPELLS: An Enchanting

Spell Book of Magic & Rituals. By Aurora

Kane. Contains spells for healing, luck,

friendship, empowerment, and more, all

fueled by the power of the moon. This work

guides you through rituals based on the

lunar cycle, along with spells timed to the

Waxing Moon, Full Moon, Waning Moon,

and New Moon. Illus. in color. 155 pages.

Wellfleet. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300694 CANDLE MAGIC: An

Enchanting Spell Book of Candles &

Rituals. By Minerva Radcliffe. Harness the

power of light with this collection of rituals

and spells for seasoned witches, curious

mystics, and new practitioners alike. Illus.

in color. 157 pages. Wellfleet.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303588 LOVE SPELLS: An Enchanting

Spell Book of Potions & Rituals. By Minerva

Radcliffe. Contains love potions, charms, and

other methods for finding and keeping romance

in your life. These spells will help you find your

true love, promote fertility, encourage honesty,

and even decide when it’s time to end a

relationship. Illus. in color. 157 pages. Wellfleet.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296360 INSIDE A THUG’S HEART. By Angela Ardis. In this

moving, one-of-a-kind tribute, generations of fans can

experience a profound connection to the mind and unbroken

spirit of a passionate, unpredictable musical icon.

242 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300295 THE BISHOP AND THE

BUTTERFLY: Murder, Politics, and the End

of The Jazz Age. By Michael Wolraich. Vivian

Gordon was found in a desolate Bronx park, a

dirty clothesline wrapped around her neck. At

her apartment, detectives discovered

notebooks full of names and a letter from an

anti-corruption commission established by

Governor FDR. Well illus. 336 pages. Union

Square & Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9300627 AURAS: Your Personal Guide.

By Joylina Goodings. Learn the basics of

auras and how to apply their powerful energy

fields to heal mental and spiritual blockages

for stability, clarity, and calmness in your life.

This accessible and beautifully designed

guide includes a frameable poster that

outlines the unique characteristics of each

aura layer. Well illus., many in color.

143 pages. Wellfleet. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300600 ART COLOURING BOOK 2. Offers 26 large-format

fantasy illustrations for you to color in, frame, use in collages,

decoupage, or however you wish. Book House. 11x14¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9303405 CONSPIRACY OF FOOLS: A True

Story. By Kurt Eichenwald. From an

award-winning New York Times reporter comes

the full, mind-boggling true story of the lies,

crimes, and ineptitude behind the Enron scandal

that imperiled a presidency, destroyed a

marketplace, and changed Washington and Wall

Street forever. 746 pages. Broadway.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

929323X UNDER THE EYE OF POWER:

How Fear of Secret Societies Shapes

American Democracy. By Colin Dickey. An

exploration of America’s obsession with

secret societies and the conspiracies of

hidden power. The U.S. is simply this: secret

groups conspire to pervert the will of the

people and the rule of law. It’s only in seeing

the cycle of this history, Dickey argues, that

we can break it. 353 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300910 I WISH SOMEONE HAD TOLD

ME: The Best Advice for Building a Great

Career and a Meaningful Life. By Dana

Perino. Helpful advice, insightful stories, and

powerful life lessons curated by Perino,

co-host of Fox News’ The Five and America’s

Newsroom, inspired by her friends and

colleagues. 263 pages. Fox News Books.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9292497 RECLAIMING PATRIOTISM IN

THE AGE OF EXTREMES. By Steven B. Smith.

This is a call to recover the love of our country

from both the nationalists on the right and the

cosmopolitan globalists on the left. Smith

argues for a patriotism that is broad enough to

balance differing loyalties and capable of

bringing the country together around the

highest ideals of democracy and equality.

237 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9306773 MURDER REWIND: Death at Blockbuster. By S.K.

Doyle. Roll back the tape to the 1990s! In this nostalgic fever

dream, you’ll follow the slick Detective Wolf as he confronts 70

confounding cases set in the best decade. 201 pages. Castle

Point. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9305092 SLOTH 3-D PUZZLE

& BOOK. This easy-to-assemble

3-D puzzle will have the whole

family working together. The box

comes with assembly

instructions, a 16-page activity

book, and foam puzzle pieces. No

glue necessary. Ages 6-11.

Sequoia Children’s. 11¾x8½. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

930584X ANATOMY OF INJUSTICE: A

Murder Case Gone Wrong. By Raymond

Bonner. 1982. Story of the grievously mishandled

murder case that put 23-year-old Edward Lee

Elmore, a semiliterate, mentally challenged Black

man with no previous felony record, on death row,

and the courageous young attorney who tried to

save his life. Photos. 299 pages. Vintage.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9299610 TASTE OF HOME SKINNY

SLOW COOKER. Ed. by Christine

Rukavena. Want to set the table with

mouthwatering dishes that cut fat, calories,

and kitchen time? Let your slow cooker

help. Recipes include Slow Cooker Beef

Tostadas, Tangy Tropical Chicken, Sesame

Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Slow-Cooked

Sweet & Sour Pork, Sweet Potato Lentil

Stew, and Tender Whole Wheat Muffins. Fully illus. in color.

256 pages. Taste of Home. 8¼x11. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9295615 A YEAR OF BIBLE

PRAYERS: A Treasury of 48 Prayer

Stories From God’s Word. By

JoAnne Simmons, illus. by A.

Schmidt. Celebrates each month of

the calendar year with four stories of

prayer from God’s Word. Ages 5-8.

Well illus. in color. 153 pages.

Barbour. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9291083 KJV BABY’S FIRST BIBLE: New

Testament. A perfect gift to welcome a new

arrival, helping families sow the seeds of

faith. Features a small, trim size for little

hands, words of Christ printed in red, clear,

readable typeface, a satin ribbon marker,

and more. 303 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub.

at $14.99 $5.95

9297030 KJV BABY’S FIRST BIBLE: New Testament. A perfect

gift to welcome a new arrival, helping families sow the seeds of faith.

Features a small, trim size for little hands, words of Christ printed in

red, clear, readable typeface, a satin ribbon marker, and more.

303 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9295607 A YEAR OF BIBLE ANIMAL

STORIES: A Treasury of 48

Best-Loved Stories From God’s

Word. By JoAnne Simmons et al, illus.

by A. Schmidt. Celebrates each month

of the calendar year with 48 best-loved

stories from God’s Word. Ages 5-8. Well

illus. in color. 153 pages. Barbour.

Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9288449 I’M THE MAN: The Story of

That Guy from Anthrax. By Scott Ian with

J. Wiederhorn. The fast-paced, humorous,

and revealing memoir from the man who

co-founded Anthrax, the band that proved to

the masses that brutality and fun didn’t have

to be mutually exclusive. Well illus. in color.

316 pages. Da Capo. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9293132 STARSTRUCK: A Memoir of

Astrophysics and Finding Light in the Dark.

By Sarafina El-Badry Nance. Nance dreamt of

becoming an astronomer from an early age, but

she was told that girls just weren’t cut out for

math and science. Here, she captures both the

wonders of the Universe and traces earthbound

obstacles–misogyny, racism, anxiety,

self-doubt, and more–that she faced along the

way. Photos. 325 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9292454 GREEK SCULPTURE: The

Archaic Period. By John Boardman. Greek

sculpture was the first and only ancient art form

to break free from conventional representations

of men and animals, exploring how art might

imitate or improve upon reality. The first stages

of this discovery, from the semi-abstract

beginnings in the 8th century BC to the more

representational art of the early 5th century, are

explored. Well illus. 252 pages. Thames & Hudson. 6x8¾.

Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9288392 THE FRAGRANT FLOWER

GARDEN: Growing, Arranging &

Preserving Natural Scents. By S. Bittner

& A. Harampolis. This volume provides

garden design guidance for a year’s worth

of flowers, foliage, and fragrance. Reap the

wellness benefits of your fragrant flowers

through DIY projects such as making floral

arrangements, perfumes, tub soaks, and

tinctures. Fully illus. in color. 217 pages. Ten Speed.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303669 NEW WORLD COMING: The

1920s and the Making of Modern

America. By Nathan Miller. The first

comprehensive view of the 1920s in several

decades, showing that there is hardly a

dimension of our present world, from

government to popular culture, that doesn’t

trace its roots to this era–and that few decades

are more intriguing or significant today.

433 pages. Da Capo. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9295135 THE COUNTRY OF THE BLIND: A Memoir at the

End of Sight. By Andrew Leland. A witty, winning, and revelatory

personal narrative of the author’s transition from sightedness to

blindness and his quest to learn about blindness as a rich culture

all its own. 339 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9300104 THE MET FLEX DIET: Burn

Better Fuel, Burn More Fat. By Ian K.

Smith. Burn fat better by harnessing the

revolutionary power of metabolic flexibility.

Complete with meal and exercise plans, as

well as recipes, the Met Flex Diet provides

readers with every tool they need to achieve

their weight loss goals. 261 pages. Harper.

Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9300481 DONALD WRITES NO MORE: The

Life of Donald Goines, the Godfather of

Street Lit. By Eddie Stone. For the 50th

anniversary of his murder, this gritty,

engrossing, definitive biography of the

legendary Black writer has been reprinted and

features a new foreword. 164 pages. Holloway

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300619 AUGUST WILSON: A Life. By

Patti Hartigan. The first authoritative biography

of August Wilson, the most important and

successful American playwright of the late

20th century, by a theater critic who knew him.

Photos. 531 pages. S&S. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9306943 EVERYBODY NEEDS AN

EDITOR: The Essential Guide to Clear and

Effective Writing. By M. Harris & J. Bane.

Teaches how to unknot academic writing,

create must-click subject lines, and deliver

memorable presentations that will keep

audience members off their phones for 30

seconds. Illus. 238 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9295488 SOLDIERS DON’T GO MAD: A

Story of Brotherhood, Poetry, and

Mental Illness During the First World

War. By Charles Glass. A brilliant and

poignant history of the friendship between

two great war poets, Siegfried Sassoon and

Wilfred Owen, alongside a narrative

investigation of the origins of PTSD and the

literary response to World War I. Photos.

331 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9299149 WHY WE LOVE THE MATRIX. By

Kim Taylor-Foster. The first and only guide

that combines entertaining information about

the history and making of the film with a

celebratory look at all the different aspects

that have helped solidify this as a beloved

favorite of sci-fi fans. Would you rather take

the Red Pill or the Blue Pill? 117 pages.

Running Press. Pub. at $18.00 $4.95

9288376 DRAW 100 MANGA: From

Basic Shapes to Amazing Drawings in

Super-Easy Steps. By Yishan Li. The

ultimate introduction to drawing manga:

100 simple, step-by-step drawings of

everything from superheroes to super-cute

pets. Practice drawing different hair and

facial expressions, then learn to create your

own elaborate and colorful manga

characters. Fully illus. in color. 111 pages. Search. 8½x11½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9288295 ANATOMICAL ODDITIES:

The Otherworldly Realms Hidden

Within Our Bodies. By Alice Roberts.

Quirky, bizarre, and beautiful, this

volume traverses the body’s crypts,

islets, and mountains to reveal a secret

map of organ, tissue, and bone,

complete with peculiar place names

and overlooked but essential regions.

Featuring stunning original artwork of 57 brief lessons on anatomy.

127 pages. The Experiment. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9300112 ON QUALITY: An Inquiry into

Excellence. By Robert M. Pirsig. For the first

time, readers will gain access to five decades

of Pirsig’s personal writings in this

posthumous collection, which illuminates

the evolution of his thinking to an

unprecedented degree. The collection

comprises previously unpublished texts,

speeches, letters, interviews, private notes,

and more. Illus. 153 pages. Harper. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9306617 SESAME STREET WRITE &

WIPE: ABC-123. By Lori C. Froeb. Kids

will love learning their ABCs and 123s with

Elmo and friends. Wipe-off pages and

reusable stickers mean that the fun

activities can be completed again and

again. Ages 3-5. Studio Fun. 8½x10¾.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9300155 100,000+ BABY NAMES: The

Most Helpful, Complete & Up-to-Date Name

Book. By Bruce Lansky. This new edition of Baby

Names features the most up-to-date lists of

names, trends, advice, and fascinating facts

about names, collecting unique spellings of

popular names that are catching on, plus newly

popular names and variations not listed in other

books and websites. 571 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $5.95

9288481 THE LONG COVID SURVIVAL

GUIDE: How to Take Care of Yourself and

What Comes Next. Ed. by Fiona Lowenstein.

For people living with Long COVID, navigating

the uncharted territory of this new chronic illness

can be challenging. This patient-to-patient guide

for people provides expert advice on getting

diagnosed, dealing with symptoms, accessing

resources and accommodations, and more.

295 pages. The Experiment. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9296344 I LEFT MY HOMEWORK IN THE HAMPTONS:

Teaching the Children of the One Percent. By Blythe

Grossberg. Brings readers a captivating memoir about tutoring

for Manhattan’s elite that reveals how a life of extreme wealth

both helps and harms the children of the One Percent. 280

pages. Hanover Square. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9290982 DISNEY ROCK PAINTING. By

Marcy Kelman. Step-by-step instructions

guide readers through painting 12 different

designs featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie

Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Bambi,

Tinker Bell, and other beloved characters.

Includes three river rocks, three acrylic

paints, three gel pens, two paintbrushes, a

permanent marker, stencils, and a dotting

tool. 48 pages. Thunder Bay. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9306609 WHAT THE CHICKEN KNOWS:

A New Appreciation of the World’s Most

Familiar Bird. By Sy Montgomery. A

charming and eye-opening exploration

between humans and chickens. Montgomery

takes us inside the flock and reveals all the

things that make chickens such remarkable

creatures. 16 pages of color photos.

70 pages. Atria. Pub. at $22.99 $5.95

9296816 GO HOME FOR DINNER: Advice

on How Faith Makes a Family and Family

Makes a Life. By Mike Pence with C. P. Bond.

Explores balancing the demands of life with

the long-term satisfaction that only a

commitment to your family can bring. Pence

champions one of his most deeply held

beliefs: that faith makes a family, and family

makes a life. And, through straightforward

advice and personal storytelling, he shows readers how to do the

same. 243 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9301070 COLOR QUEST EXTREME

COLOR-BY-NUMBER CHALLENGES TO

COMPLETE. An extraordinary blend of art,

mindfulness, and discovery–perfect for

adult colorists and puzzle enthusiasts alike.

Sourcebooks. 10½x14¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9304908 BODY HARMONY:

Nourishing, Plant-Based Recipes for

Intuitive Eating. By Nicole Berrie. An

inspirational lifestyle manual and

cookbook dedicated to those seeking the

ever-elusive answer to how to nourish

themselves with clean, plant-based

foods. Recipes include Lemony Oregano

Potatoes, Dulse Puttanesca, Creamy

Coconut Brown Rice, and Portobello & Eggplant Banh Mi. Well

illus. in color. 254 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

*9293507 THE LITTLE BOOK OF

RUDE JOKES: Naughty Laughs for All

the Family. By Malcolm Croft. Ready to

spice up your comedy game? This tiny

tome is the ultimate collection of rude

jokes that’ll have you and your friends

rolling on the floor with laughter–and

maybe blushing a little, too. 190 pages.

Orange Hippo. $7.95

9299122 WHAT’S YOUR F*CKING

SIGN? Sweary Astrology for You & Me.

By Amelia Wood. Full of sun-sign-specific

details about all twelve members of the

zodiac, you can discover all the right ways to

attract, befriend, love, and otherwise handle

the people in your life based on their cosmic

DNA. Embrace all the incredible ways

astrology is there to guide you. Photos.

170 pages. Castle Point. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9298924 THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE

ULTIMATE STICKER COLLECTION.

Combining fun and informative captions

with a range of innovative and engrossing

sticker activities, this is a must-have for all

LEGO Batman fans. Ages 6-9. Dorling

Kindersley. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

*9287191 HOW TO START KNITTING:

All the Tips, Tricks and Techniques New

Knitters Need to Know. By Brenda Lam.

Learning to knit can be daunting, especially

if you don’t have a friend or family member

to show you the ropes. From casting on to

casting off, this guide will teach the

fundamentals of knitting and then allows

readers to create ten fun, chunky projects to

wear with pride. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Search.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

9298789 COOK WITH AMBER: Fun,

Fresh Recipes to Get You in the

Kitchen. By Amber Kelley. Kelley’s 80

most popular and delicious recipes have

been hand-picked for her cookbook to

empower teens to get in the kitchen.

Ideas include Very Blueberry Pancakes,

Peach & Oat Bars, Overnight Ginger-Soy

Chicken, Campfire Mochi Sandwiches,

and Dark Chocolate Coconut Fondue. Ages 13 & up. Well

illus. in color. 198 pages. Running Press. Paperbound. Pub.

at $19.99 $5.95

9295496 SWEET LIFE: Cute &

Bold Coloring Book. Step into a

joyful world where cute animal

friends bake treats, share laughter,

and enjoy life’s little pleasures.

These cozy illustrations invite you

to slow down, smile, and color your

way to calm. Perfect for artists of all

ages. Kidsbooks. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9295259 HAPPY STREET: Cute &

Bold Coloring Book. Escape into the

sunshine! Each page features

hand-drawn animals enjoying a cheerful

day outside–walking, laughing, and

sharing treats. It’s the perfect way to

boost your mood and feel creatively

recharged. Kidsbooks. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9295585 WHO’S PLAYING ON THE FARM? By Eva Morales.

Which adorable animal is hiding on each page? Use the clues to

guess, then flip the flap to find out! Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in color.

Flying Frog. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299009 PIGLETS VS. PUGS.

By Julie Beer, illus. by M. Byers.

Both of these pint-size porkers

boast some serious stats, so in a

head-to-head competition,

whose corner are you in? Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. 63

pages. National Geographic.

10¼x8¾. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9300880 FLOWERS AND PLANTS: How to Draw. By Mark

Bergin. Daisies, delphiniums, roses, foxgloves, and more:

choose your flower and draw it beautifully with this richly

illustrated and detailed guide. 32 pages. Scribo. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9306838 DRAWING THE ANCIENT

EGYPTIANS: Learning to Draw &

Drawing to Learn. By Max Marlborough,

illus. by M. Bergin. What was the ancient

land of Egypt like? How did Egyptians

build their huge temples and worship their

gods? Find out while also learning to draw

their symbols, including an ankh, a scarab,

Tutankhamen’s sarcophagus, the army,

their ships, and beyond. Ages 8 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9306846 DRAWING THE ANCIENT

GREEKS: Learning to Draw & Drawing to

Learn. By Max Marlborough, illus. by M.

Bergin. From their enduring body of myths to

the Olympic Games, the influence of the

ancient Greeks remains strong even today.

Kids can explore Greek history through art as

they learn to draw the clothing they wore, the

athletes in motion, their theaters, masks,

towns, and homes. Ages 8 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.98 $4.95

9295070 BE MY VALENTINE! Super

Puffy Stickers. By Maggie Fischer,

illus. by S. Meredith. Fall head over

heels for this puffy sticker activity book

loaded with adorable activities and

more than 85 sweet puffy stickers!

Solutions included. Ages 3-5.

32 pages. Silver Dolphin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

930617X MAKE YOUR OWN MAGIC

TRICKS. By Peter Eldin, illus. by A. Belli.

Offers colorful pages full of fun activities

that will amaze your friends and family.

Along with easy-to-follow directions,

you’ll get 150+ stickers and four pages of

press-out models. Ages 7 & up. 48 pages.

Scribo. 8¼x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$8.95 $4.95

9294783 GOOGLY EYES: Shake ‘n’ Giggle! These pages

are packed with activities and images to color–and a googly

eye that shows through on each page. Ages 2-6. Printers

Row. Paperbound. $4.95

9295577 WHO IS TRAVIS KELCE? By Ellen

Labrecque. Kelce was born an athlete, best

known for his excellence in football. He is also

the founder of Eighty-Seven & Running

Foundation, which provides children in need

with opportunities in education, athletics, and

the arts. He is also a podcaster and an avid car

collector. Ages 8-12. Well illus. 50 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. $4.95

9296328 HOPPY EASTER, BLUE!

Blue’s Clues & You!. By Lauren

Clauss, illus. by S. Lew. What does Blue

want to do with you on this beautiful

Easter day? Find out in this adorably

illustrated adventure! Ages 3 & under.

Random. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296190 THE SECRET TO GETTING

ALONG (AND WHY IT’S EASIER THAN YOU

THINK). By Gabrielle Hartley. This guide to

everyday conflict resolution will help you:

reframe your approach to conflict; find your

way to more harmony and less discord; create

better outcomes even in your most difficult

relationships; feel more connected to the

important people in your life; and more.

264 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9300732 CREATIVE CROSSWORDS: Test Yourself with

Over 100 Varied Word Puzzles. Test your vocabulary with

these beguiling crosswords. Discover a wide variety of over 100

crossword-style problems, designed to both challenge and

stimulate your mind. Solutions included. 128 pages. Welbeck.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9306781 DISCOVERING THE TOMB

OF TUTANKHAMUN. By Roger

Canavan, illus. by D. Zain. Provides an

in-depth, fast-paced account of ancient

Egyptian history, using a mix of

easy-to-read text, fact boxes providing

historical context, and comic strips

dramatizing significant episodes in the

journey. Ages 7-11. Well illus.

127 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.95 $4.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9306145 BRAIN QUEST LEARN TO

WRITE: Pen Control, Tracing, Shapes,

and More. Ed. by Alisha Zucker. Children

will practice pen control while learning the

strokes, lines, and shapes that are important

precursors to writing letters and numbers.

Each workbook page includes engaging

illustrations, multiple practice exercises, and

fun activities. Ages 3-6. 78 pages. Workman.

8½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9291563 THE WONDERFUL

ADVENTURES OF MRS SEACOLE IN MANY

LANDS. By Mary Seacole. This

groundbreaking account, written in 1857,

brings to life Seacole’s incredible journey from

Jamaica to Central America and England, and

then on to modern-day Ukraine, where she

acted as nurse to injured soldiers while running

her business, the “British Hotel.” 214 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

*9305564 HOME GUARD MANUAL OF

CAMOUFLAGE. By Roland Penrose. Penrose

begins with Nature as a guide to camouflage

and then applies those lessons concerning the

importance of background, texture, color, and

shadows. He provides valuable instruction on

Siting and Camouflage Discipline, Dummies

and Decoys, Fixed Positions, Materials and

Equipment, Individual Camouflage, and more.

102 pages. Lee Miller Archives. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

9287892 COZY FRIENDS BOLD

AND EASY COLORING BOOK.

Invites you into a charming,

stress-free world filled with

adorable animal pals, perfect for

relaxing and mindful coloring. Page

Publications. 9x8½. Spiralbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $6.95

929094X CHILDHOODS OF FAMOUS

PEOPLE. By P. Texlova & T. Tuma. Do you

think you can identify some famous and

well-known people based on descriptions

of their childhoods? Each character gives

you clues to help you figure out who they

are. Then you can lift the flap to find out

whether you guessed correctly. Ages 6-9.

Fully illus. in color. 47 pages. Albatross.

8¾x11¼. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9302204 AMAZING CIRCULAR

WEAVING: Little Loom Techniques,

Patterns, and Projects for Complete

Beginners. By Emily Nicolaides. In fifteen

step-by-step tutorials, you’ll learn more

than 30 weaving techniques for a circular

format during the course of your weaving

journey, and will learn to make circular

home goods and decorative wall hangings

in no time. Fully illus. in color. 143 pages. Abrams. 8¼x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9288767 WRECK THIS BOOK: How to Make a Book Come

to Life. By Keri Smith. The author brings her imagination and

inspiration to children with this picture book that explores the

very active experience of reading. Ages 5-8. Fully illus. in color.

Dial. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9305033 THE MAKING OF

DUNKIRK. By James Mottram.

Filled with never-before-seen

set photography from the shoot,

highlighting the lengths the

filmmaking team went to for

authenticity, this stunning

volume explores how

Christopher Nolan brought this

pivotal moment to life onscreen. 144 pages. Insight Editions.

11¼x10¼. Pub. at $45.00 $5.95

*9289127 SOFTLY, AS I LEAVE YOU: Life

After Elvis. By Priscilla Beaulieu Presley with

M.J. Ross. LARGE PRINT EDITION. A

passionate, compassionate, and inspiring

story of finding your place in the world, this

memoir is a sweet Southern melody that will

take the reader with Priscilla on her long road

home. 386 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9302719 YOUNG MELISSA:

SHOOTING STAR. By Emmanuel D.

Fouquet. Tell Melissa’s story through

photographs, compiling an exclusive

selection of the best shots, some

naughty and nearly all published for the

first time here. Adults only. 127 pages.

Edition Skylight. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at

$50.00 $39.95

*9302662 STRAPLEZ.COM. Ed. by Rose Eden. Presents

the hottest collection of lesbian beauties enjoying sizzling

strap-on sex. See these gorgeous girls rock each other’s

worlds. Adults only. Fully illus. in color. 157 pages. Edition

Skylight. 8½x10¾. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9302557 MICHELLE H: Top Models

of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella Catalina.

Michelle H. is a sultry goddess with a

gorgeous smile that makes her altogether

approachable. It’s not just her looks that

have made her so successful, though;

she’s a smart and ambitious girl who

brings her unique vision to her own

movies. Adults only. 123 pages. Edition

Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302689 VOLCANIC GIRLS, THIRD EDITION REVISED.

By Stefan Soell. A collection of some of the finest modern nude

photography. Soell captures his models’ beauty at some

awe-inspiring natural locations, where he combines art with the

glory of nature. Adults only. 191 pages. Edition Skylight.

7½x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302468 DAKOTA PINK: Top

Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. Stunning Dakota Pink became

the 73rd Metart model to join the 50+

Club at the end of May 2024; this is an

honor reserved for those few elite stars

which have made 50 or more appearances

in their modeling career. Adults only. Fully

illus. in color. 124 pages. Edition Skylight.

7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302611 PUSSY LOUNGE. By Dirk Krauzig. Krauzig

transports you into a new erotic universe. Allow yourself to be

enchanted by the girls and women in this volume, and see what

happens! Adults only. Fully illus. 124 pages. Edition Skylight.

6¼x8½. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9302565 MILA I: Top Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. Charming, quirky, and effortlessly sexy, Ukrainian blonde

Mila I. would just be the ideal night nurse for all of us. Adults only.

125 pages. Edition Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302549 LITTLE CAPRICE: Top

Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. A striking natural beauty with a

perfect body and stunning face whose

vivacious personality lights up the

screen. The Czech Republic’s petite

brunette made her debut in 2010 and kept

getting more irresistible with every

passing day. Adults only. Color photos.

125 pages. Edition Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $34.95 $27.95

*9302441 CARISHA. By Stefan Soell. Carisha is one of the

most wanted models on the Internet; she possesses a certain

soft, ethereal angelic beauty that captivates the imagination.

Adults only. Color photos. 159 pages. Edition Skylight. 7½x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9302484 EXXXS: A Pornographic Sketchbook. By Tom

Neely. A collection of erotic and pornographic sketchbook drawings

by Los Angeles-based artist Tom Neely. Adults only. Fully illus. Silver

Sprocket. 5½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $23.95

*930259X ORGY PLUS MASSACRE,

VOLUME 1: Sexy, Scary & Sensational

Cinema (1950-1956). Ed. by G.H. Janus.

Presents a visually-led sampler of sexy, scary

and sensational cinema; Volume 1 includes

over 100 rare and unusual photographs, with

accompanying informative texts, from the years

1950 to 1956. Adults only. 135 pages. Deicide.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9302433 ANAL PLEASURE & HEALTH,

4TH REVISED EDITION: A Guide for Men,

Women and Couples. By Jack Morin. Take a

tour of the anus, complete with information

and exercises to open the door to new sources

of comfort and satisfaction. You’ll unlearn

habits that cause everything from hemorrhoids

to chronic pelvic pain, and new ways of

achieving solo and partnered pleasures

through this humblest of portals. Adults only. 237 pages. Down

There Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $14.95

*9299866 STRICTLY ANONYMOUS

CONFESSIONS: Secret Sex Lives of Total

Strangers. By Kathy Kay. Have you ever

wondered if your neighbor, boss, or even that

buttoned-up PTA member has a hidden,

naughty lifestyle, kink, or fetish? Sexy,

surprising, titillating, and true, the seventeen

retellings in this title do not spare a single

dirty detail. Adults only. 176 pages. Start.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $13.95

9301003 EROS ON CANVAS: The

Erotic Paintings of Laura

BenAmots. A collection of erotic

paintings, created in a series whose

pieces consist of an eclectic

collection of visual dialogues on

intimacy. Adults only. Fully illus. in

color. 27 pages. Last Gasp. 8½x9¼.

Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300996 DYING OF THIRST.

By Gary Baseman. A large-format

collector’s edition featuring

beautiful reproductions of

Baseman’s nude studies in mixed

media. Adults only. Fully illus. in

color. 43 pages. Last Gasp.

14¼x11¼. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300988 THE BIG BOOK OF BODE TATTOOS. By Mark

Bode. Take a peek into Bode’s sketchbook with this giant

compendium of tattoo designs influenced by comic book and

graffiti art: over 400 pages of tattoo flash. Adults only. 416

pages. Last Gasp. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9301011 THE FETISH COLORING BOOK. Adults finally have

their very own coloring book–one filled with enough S&M

bondage, sex toys, and full frontal nudity to make even the

naughtiest blush. Adults only. Fully illus. Last Gasp. 7½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $4.95

NEW FICTION

9295518 THREE-INCH TEETH. By C.J.

Box. A rogue grizzly bear has gone on a

rampage. At the same time, Dallas Cates,

whom Joe Pickett helped lock up years

ago, is released from prison with a special

list tattooed on his skin. Using the grizzly

attacks as cover, Cates sets out to

methodically check off his list. 371 pages.

Putnam. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9292632 THE COMPLETE

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE,

VOLUME FOUR, 1932-33. By

Harold Gray. Inside, we find

“Daddy” Warbucks taking a new

wife, Annie in the clutches of the

Sisters of Suppression, and the

spunkiest kid in America,

destined for adventures in Cosmic City. Contains every daily and

Sunday Little Orhan Annie strip from January 1932 through July

1933, printed directly from Gray’s original artwork. 277 pages.

IDW. 11½x8¾. Pub. at $49.99 $19.95

9292713 FANTASTIC FOUR EPIC

COLLECTION: The Dream Is Dead. By

Steve Englehart et al. Dreams and nightmares!

The Thing’s revamped Fantastic Four are

already down one member, and now Sharon

Ventura, the new Ms. Marvel, is taking out her

anger on She-Hulk! Collects Fantastic Four

(1961) #321-333; Fantastic Four Annual

(1963) #22; Marvel Graphic Novel: Doctor

Strange and Doctor Doom–Triumph and Torment (1989).

443 pages. Marvel. Paperbound. Pub. at $44.99 $19.95

9297936 A BIG SKY CHRISTMAS. By

William W. & J.A. Johnstone. In Fall 1873, a

wagon train of immigrants sets off from

Kansas City, Missouri, bound for the Montana

Territory. Leading the group is newly elected

wagonmaster Jamie Ian MacCallister, a giant

of a man and frontier legend who swears he

can get them there by Christmas–come hell or

high snow drifts. 331 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $6.95

930021X THE ARMOR OF LIGHT. By Ken Follett. The

long-awaited sequel to A Column of Fire, this title heralds a new

dawn for Kingsbridge, England, where progress clashes with

tradition, class struggles push into every part of society, and war

in Europe engulfs the entire continent and beyond. 737 pages.

Viking. Pub. at $38.00 $7.95

– 40 –

NEW FICTION

9306978 FIRE AND BONES. By Kathy

Reichs. Temperance Brennan is called to

analyze the victims of a deadly blaze and sees

her misgivings justified. The building is in

Foggy Bottom, a neighborhood with a

colorful past and present, and Tempe

becomes suspicious about the property’s

ownership when she delves into its history.

272 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

*9290222 BOOK ‘EM, EDDIE. By Laurie Cass. When Minnie’s

rescue cat, Eddie, finds a woman in the woods, horribly wounded

with an arrow, Minnie calls 9-1-1, but it’s too late. Police believe the

death was a hunting accident, but Minnie suspects foul play. With

evidence lacking, Minnie and Eddie will have to claw their way

through a thicket of suspects to find the truth. 356 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9305874 THE BIG SWITCH. By Harry

Turtledove. What if Neville Chamberlain stood

up to Hitler in 1938? Enraged, Hitler promises

he will reach Paris by the new year. Instead,

three years pass, and with his genocidal

apparatus not fully in place, Hitler barely

survives a coup, while Jews cling to survival,

and England and France wonder whether the

war is still worthwhile. 433 pages. Del Rey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $4.95

9299289 NEMESIS. By Gregg Hurwitz.

Evan (Orphan X) has discovered that his

weapons supplier, Tommy, is also supplying

the bad guys. When Evan goes to confront

him, he gets caught up in a murder and

decides to take action, while also protecting

his friend from another threat. 449 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929922X THE MIRROR. By Nora Roberts.

Sonya inherits a Victorian mansion on the

coast of Maine. One night, a haunted, antique

mirror appears; she glides through into the

past and sees a bride murdered on her

wedding day, and discovers it is a

centuries-old curse that must be broken, and

a puzzle she must solve. 433 pages. St.

Martin’s. 6½x9½. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9294600 COLD SNAP. By Marc Cameron.

After an early spring thaw on the Alaskan

coast, Anchorage police discover a gruesome

new piece of evidence in their search for a

serial killer: a dismembered human foot.

340 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300317 BONDED IN DEATH. By J.D.

Robb. Lieutenant Eve Dallas finds the Rossi

case frustrating, but when she finds a

connection to the Urban Wars of the 2020s,

she thinks Summerset may know something.

When he learns of the crime, he reveals he

himself was one of The Twelve. 359 pages. St.

Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9302301 FIVE GOLDEN WINGS. By

Donna Andrews. Meg steps in to keep the

peace between two of her cousins as they

prepare to get married at the same venue on

the same day–and it was going badly even

before she stumbled over the murdered body

of the wedding photographer. 294 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

9290338 THE ASTOUNDING

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF

SCIENCE FICTION. By Dave Golder

et al. Dives into the well of modern

imagination, from Jules Verne to H.P.

Lovecraft to Ray Bradbury to The

Twilight Zone. Discover details of key

figures, periods, and series from

throughout sci-fi’s amazing history.

192 pages. Flame Tree. 11¾x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9300597 ALL ABOUT PETER. By Beatrix Potter. Spend a day

with Peter Rabbit as he plays outside, meets up with friends, and

gets ready for bed. Ages 1-3. Fully illus. in color. F. Warne & Co.

5½x11¾. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9295461 THE SENTINEL. By Lee & Andrew

Child. Reacher has no particular place to go, and

all the time in the world to get there. One

morning, he ends up in a town near Pleasantville,

Tennessee; in broad daylight, he spots a hapless

soul walking into an ambush, so Reacher

intervenes, with his own trademark brand of

conflict resolution. 452 pages. Dell.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9290745 THE GIRL FROM DEVIL’S LAKE. By J.A.

Jance. Sheriff Joanna Brady is looking forward to the holidays

with her busy family, and to celebrating her daughter Jenny’s

graduation from the police academy. But the family is

interrupted when a body is discovered beneath a flooded

bridge in the Arizona desert, and Joanna is called onto the

case. 323 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*930228X AND TO ALL A GOOD BITE. By

David Rosenfelt. Reluctant lawyer Andy

Carpenter can’t wait for Christmas; he doesn’t

care much about the season, unless it’s

football season. Andy’s excited to finally relax

and watch the games, but when there’s a

murder related to an old case in Paterson, New

Jersey, Andy puts the games on pause.

293 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

9294570 A CALAMITY OF SOULS. By

David Baldacci. Set in the tumultuous year of

1968 in southern Virginia, a racially-charged

murder case sets a duo of White and Black

lawyers against a deeply unfair system as they

work to defend their wrongfully-accused

Black defendants. 496 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9294872 THE HOUSEMAID. By Freida

McFadden. “Welcome to the family,” Nina

says to housemaid Millie. Working for the

Winchesters is Millie’s last chance to start

fresh, allowing her to pretend to be whoever

she likes. However, she’ll soon learn that the

Winchesters’ secrets are far more dangerous

than her own. 325 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9301143 SEE HOW SHE DIES. By Lisa

Jackson. The Hotel Danvers looms high

above the narrow streets of Portland, Oregon.

Imposing and ornate, the Victorian building

hides its share of dark secrets–as does the

family that owns it. 442 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9295151 DARKEST FEAR. By Harlan Coben.

Jeremy is Myron’s son, conceived the night

before Emily’s wedding to another man. Myron is

determined to help him, but finding the missing

donor means cracking open a dark mystery that

involves a broken family, a brutal kidnapping

spree, and the FBI. 356 pages. Dell. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288651 LETHAL. By Sandra Brown. A young mother and a

murder suspect must solve a corruption case while on the run

from a dangerous manhunt. 472 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306730 THE DARK WIVES. By Ann

Cleeves. A man’s body is found; the victim

is a staff member at Rosebank, a home for

troubled teens. Detective Inspector Vera

Stanhope is called to investigate the

death, with her only clue being the

disappearance of one of the home’s

residents, 14-year-old Chloe. 372 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $29.00 $9.95

9306811 A DRAGON OF BLACK GLASS. By James Rollins.

A fantastical tale of relentless adventure and the struggle for

survival in a harsh world that hangs by a thread. 583 pages.

Tor. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

*928785X A SLOWLY DYING CAUSE.

By Elizabeth George. Michael Lobb has just

been found dead on the floor of his family’s

tin and pewter workshop by a representative

of Cornwall EcoMining, a company keen on

acquiring his family’s land. Detective

Inspector Thomas Lynley and Detective

Sergeant Barbara Havers are brought in to

help solve the crime and seek justice.

642 pages. Viking. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289879 AS GOOD AS DEAD. By William

W. & J.A. Johnstone. Two unrelenting,

action-packed tales about the greatest

gunslinger to ever ride the Wild West. Collects

Strike of the Mountain Man and Butchery of the

Mountain Man. 599 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290915 THE WAITING. By Michael Connelly. LAPD

Detective Renee Ballard tracks a serial rapist whose trail has

gone cold and enlists a new volunteer to the Open-Unsolved

Unit: patrol officer Maddie Bosch, Harry’s daughter. 452 pages.

Little, Brown. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9294929 THE KING’S PLEASURE. By

Alison Weir. Brings to life the idealistic

monarch who expanded parliament,

founded the Royal Navy, modernized

medical training, composed music and

poetry, and patronized the arts. A passionate

man in search of true love, he was stymied

by the imperative to produce a male heir, as

much a victim of circumstance as his

unhappy wives. 593 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9289895 DEATH OF A TOM TURKEY. By Lee Hollis.

Thanksgiving season brings a murder most fowl to Bar Harbor,

Maine, as food writer and restaurateur Hayley Powell

investigates a farmer felled at a turkey shoot. 329 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

*9289976 PAINTING THE TOWN RED. By

William W. & J.A. Johnstone. Welcome back to

Dead Broke, Colorado, where the latest

discovery–a giant boulder of zinc–sparks an

all-out frenzy of greed and gunfire that rocks the

Rockies to their core. 379 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

*9305246 WALT DISNEY’S DONALD

DUCK: The Lonely Lighthouse on Cape

Quack. By Carl Barks. Donald Duck tries to

light a lighthouse in a powerful storm while a

saboteur schemes against him, and Magica

De Spell is back with another plan to steal

Uncle Scrooge’s No. 1 Dime–plus 15 more

stories. Fully illus. in color. 208 pages.

Fantagraphics. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9298274 WALT DISNEY’S GOOFY:

Super Goof and the Strange Case of Dr.

Syclocks. By Del Connell et al. Super Goof: a

strange dog-man-thing possessing

super-peanut-powers! Disney’s caped hero in

red flannel underwear is back and flying after

fearsome foes in a complete collection of Paul

Murry’s Silver Age super-tales! 232 pages.

Fantagraphics. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

9300341 THE CALHOUNS: Catherine &

Amanda. By Nora Roberts. Novels. In Courting

Catherine, Catherine Calhoun is doing everything

she can to keep from having to sell the family’s

generations-old mansion, and especially not to

hotel magnate Trenton S. James. In A Man for

Amanda, a slow, sexy drawl was all Amanda

Calhoun heard when she walked into the wall of

denim and muscle that was Sloan O’Riley.

377 pages. Silhouette Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9293884 SHARP FORCE. By Patricia Cornwell. A serial killer

wreaks havoc on Northern Virginia, appearing as a ghostly apparition

before striking–and Scarpetta must avoid becoming the next victim.

384 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9301542 CONAN THE BARBARIAN

THE GRAPHIC NOVEL COLLECTION,

VOLUMES 1-3. By Jim Zub. This illustrious

box set contains the first three volumes of

Conan the Barbarian comics. A new era of

Conan begins, perfectly collected for the first

time for fans to enjoy again and again. Titan.

Paperbound. Pub. at $49.99 $37.95

*9288996 CIRCLE OF DAYS. By Ken

Follett. Joia’s vision of a great stone circle,

assembled by the divided tribes of the Great

Plain, will inspire Seft and become their life’s

work. But as drought ravages the earth, mistrust

grows between the herders, farmers, and

woodlanders–and an act of savage violence

leads to open warfare. 688 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

– 41 –

NEW FICTION

9299297 NOBODY’S FOOL. By Harlan

Coben. A year after the devastating events in

Fool Me Once, a secret from former Detective

Sami Kierce’s college days comes back to

haunt him. Present day is hard enough for the

disgraced Kierce, but his past isn’t through

with him yet. 340 pages. Grand Central.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296298 HISS ME DEADLY. By Miranda

James. Librarian Charlie Harris and his feline

sidekick, Diesel, must sniff out a musician’s

murderer intent on revenge. It’s up to Charlie

and Diesel to force a killer to face the music

before it’s too late. 303 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9297006 UNRAVELLED KNOTS. By Baroness

Orczy. It has been twenty years since Polly Burton

last saw the Teahouse Detective, but one foggy

afternoon, she chances upon him again in a Fleet

Street cafe. Time has not softened his manner, nor

dulled his appetite for unraveling thirteen of the

most torturous mysteries that have confounded

the finest minds of the police. 316 pages.

Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9296050 JUST A COWBOY AND HIS BABY.

By Carolyn Brown. Heading out to Cody,

Wyoming, for the ProRodeo Tour, Gemma’s stiffest

competitor is the tall, dark-haired cowboy Trace

Coleman. Only one can win the riding competition

and take home the prize. But when a pint-sized

bundle of joy gets dropped right into Trace’s lap,

suddenly, all the stakes are higher. 387 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

929659X MURDER BY INVITATION ONLY.

By Colleen Cambridge. Agatha Christie’s

ever-capable housekeeper, Phyllida, not only

keeps the celebrated author’s English country

home in tip-top shape, she excels as an

amateur sleuth. But when a murder-themed

game goes awry, can she outfox the guilty

party? 280 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

*9297685 THE GUN MAN JACKSON

SWAGGER. By Stephen Hunter. In the frying

pan of a drought-scorched 1890s Southwest,

Jack shows up at the Callahan ranch, seeking

work. Aware that a young cowboy has died

mysteriously, Jack begins to investigate. He

soon realizes that the death and the source of

the Callahan wealth are entwined, and dark

forces are at play on the ranch. 292 pages.

Atria. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9290680 THE KILLING STONES. By

Ann Cleeves. It’s been several years since

Detective Jimmy Perez left Shetland. He has

settled into his new home in Orkney, off the

northern coast of Scotland, with his partner

Willow Reeve and their growing family. One

stormy winter night, his oldest and closest

friend, Archie Stout, goes missing.

362 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

9296514 A LITTLE MAGIC. By Nora Roberts. Novellas. Nora

Roberts presents three of her favorite Irish stories, together in one

volume for the first time. Collects Spellbound, Ever After, and In

Dreams. 293 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

*9301917 WALT DISNEY’S DONALD

DUCK: Tales of Andold Wild Duck. By

Marco Rota. Outrageous Viking battles lie

ahead when readers charge into Donald

Duck’s past life as his own Arthurian

ancestor: brave British commander,

Andold Wild Duck. Fully illus. in color.

202 pages. Fantagraphics. 7¾x10½.

Pub. at $34.99 $26.95

*9301623 MY BELOVED. By Jan Karon.

As snow blankets Mitford, Father Tim pens a

list of Christmas gifts for his loved ones. But

what present could come close to relaying the

depth of his affection for his wife, Cynthia? He

decides to write a love letter to his beloved,

but soon after he finishes, it goes missing.

414 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9292020 ROBERT B. PARKER’S ANGEL

EYES. By Ace Atkins. Gabby Leggett left her

Boston family with dreams of making it big as a

model and actress in Hollywood. Two years later,

she disappears from her apartment. Her family,

former boyfriend, friends, and police have no

idea where she is and no leads. Leggett’s mother

hires Spencer to find her. 347 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*929189X THE DISAPPEARED. By C.J.

Box. Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett has to

contend with two cases: the disappearance of a

prominent British businesswoman after a visit to

a high-end ranch and an intervention with the

feds on behalf of falconers. Both cases are

lethal, and one of them is surprisingly close to

home. 453 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $10.99 $8.95

*9291903 ENDANGERED. By C.J. Box. Joe

Pickett had good reason to dislike Dallas Cates,

especially when Joe’s 18-year-old daughter,

April, runs off with him. When April is found in a

ditch, barely alive, Joe knows who’s responsible.

What he doesn’t know is the danger he’s about to

encounter. 412 pages. Putnam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291857 BREAKING POINT. By C.J. Box. Two EPA employees

have been murdered, and all signs point to local business owner,

Butch, as the killer. Joe learns that the land Butch had bought to

retire on was declared a protected wetland by the EPA. Finally, it

seems, the man just cracked. But the more Joe looks into the story,

the more he wonders–is it the whole story? 447 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*929192X FORCE OF NATURE. By C.J. Box.

Nate always knew there was trouble in his past.

Now it’s here, and it’s coming for his friend Joe

Pickett. Nate was part of a secret special forces

unit in Central Asia when a colleague committed

a terrible act. Now the man has an incentive to

eliminate anyone who knows about it–including

the entire Pickett family. 463 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291954 KILLER IN THE KITCHEN:

Murder, She Wrote. By Jessica Fletcher & D.

Bain. When famed chef Gerard Leboeuf opens a

bistro right next to Brad and Marcie’s Fin and

Claw restaurant in Cabot Cove, tensions rise

until they boil over. The discovery of a knife

planted in the chest of one of the chefs leads to

the other becoming the prime suspect. Jessica

must uncover who added murder to the menu.

298 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $5.95

9296468 LIE FOR A MILLION. By Janet Dailey. Everything is

bigger in Texas; for one prestigious family, that means outsized

drama, passions, and scandal, following the murder of the

wealthy patriarch. Surprises multiply, and a killer remains free to

strike again, if these rivals don’t kill each other first. 282 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9294562 THE BOY. By Tami Hoag. When

Detective Nick Fourcade enters the home of

Genevieve Gauthier outside the sleepy town of

Bayou Breaux, Louisiana, the bloody crime

scene that awaits him is both the most brutal

and the most confusing he’s ever seen.

498 pages. Dutton. Paperbound. Pub.

at $12.99 $5.95

9303235 HARRY POTTER: A Pop-Up

Guide to the Creatures of the Wizarding

World. By Matthew Reinhart, illus. by D.

Abreu. This sumptuous 3D masterpiece

presents the spellbinding creatures from the

Harry Potter films: dragons, Hippogriffs,

centaurs, house elves, and more! Nestled

among the main pop-up structures,

numerous mini pops bring the world of Harry

and his friends to life. A gorgeous collectible. Fully illus. in color.

Insight Editions. 9¼x11¼. Pub. at $75.00 $14.95

*9291997 PUMPKIN SPICE PUPPY. By

Laurien Berenson. It’s autumn in Connecticut,

and there’s a chill in the air, the fall leaves are a

riot of color, and pumpkin spice is the flavor of

the season. Melanie is perennially busy, of

course–but when the owner of a local pet supply

shop is found murdered, sleuthing tops her To

Do list. 198 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9295658 AESOP’S FABLES: A New

Translation. Aesop’s fables are among the most

familiar and best-loved stories that offer us a

world fundamentally simpler to ours–one with

clear good and plain evil–but one that is marked

by political nuance and literary complexity.

Contains 400 of Aesop’s most enduring fables,

newly translated and annotated. 325 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9300783 THE DOG ACROSS THE LAKE. By

Krista Davis. Waking up and finding her

cousin Josh’s dog smiling at her in bed, Holly

decides to return the dog to his campsite

across the lake. When Holly arrives, Josh and

his girlfriend are nowhere to be found.

Instead, a guest at the inn on the lake is found

dead in their tent. 322 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9306951 FATAL BURN. By Lisa Jackson.

Surviving accusations was just the beginning.

Now, with sinister notes and a killer’s pursuit,

Shannon Flannery must navigate a deadly

game of secrets, danger, and a relentless

quest for vengeance. 537 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $6.95

*9290133 RIVERS WEST. By Louis

L’Amour. His dream was to build magnificent

steamboats to ply the rivers of the American

frontier. But when Jean Talon began his

journey westward, he stumbled upon a

deadly conspiracy involving a young

woman’s search to find her missing brother

and a ruthless band of renegades. 216 pages.

Bantam. Paperbound. $7.95

*9292039 ROBERT B. PARKER’S FOOL

ME TWICE. By Michael Brandman. Autumn in

Paradise, Massachusetts, is usually an idyllic

time, but not this year. A Hollywood movie

company has come to town, and brought with it

a huge cast, crew, and a troubled star, Marisol

Hinton. When the star becomes the subject of a

death threat, Jesse Stone and the Paradise

police department go on high alert. 308 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290834 HOLMES, MARGARET & POE. By

J. Patterson & B. Sitts. A story of crime and

corruption where three detectives keep their

identities secret, and NYPD’s Det. Helene Grey is

on a mission to unmask them–no matter who gets

killed along the way. 345 pages. Little, Brown.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9292063 ROBERT B. PARKER’S

SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME. By Ace

Atkins. Ten years ago, Spenser helped a teenage

girl named Mattie find her mother’s killer and take

down an infamous Southie crime boss. Now

Mattie dreams of being an investigator herself. In

her first big case, Mattie unravels a massive

sex-trafficking ring that will take them from

Boston to Boca Raton to the Bahamas. 349 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289992 A CHRISTMAS DUET. By Debbie Macomber. A

solo holiday trip inspires one woman to rediscover her

passion–and remember that, sometimes, duets are more fun.

234 pages. Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291946 FREE FIRE. By C.J. Box. It’s one of

the most cold-blooded mass killings in

Wyoming history: Attorney Clay McCann

slaughtered four campers in a remote corner of

Yellowstone National Park. Now, he’s a free man,

and Joe Pickett is about to unearth his

motive–one that’s every bit as dangerous as the

man who wants to keep it hidden. 415 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290508 THE TOON TREASURY OF

CLASSIC CHILDREN’S COMICS. Ed. by

A. Spiegelman & F. Mouly. This treasury

contains humorous stories that range from a

single page to eight or even twenty-two

pages, each complete and self-contained.

Pogo, Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, and

Dennis the Menace are among the favorite

characters who appear in these pages.

350 pages. Abrams. 9½x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $41.95

– 42 –

NEW FICTION

*9298266 SAFE ENOUGH: And Other

Stories. By Lee Child. Collects twenty

intriguing, thrilling, and rapid-fire

fictions–intimate portraits of humanity at its

best and worst, sure to please new and

longtime fans of Child and to illuminate a side

of the author’s work unknown to Reacher

devotees. 237 pages. Mysterious Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

9295216 THE GATE HOUSE. By Nelson

DeMille. Ten years after his ex-wife killed her

Mafia lover, John returns to Stanhope Hall. As

John and Susan’s mutual attraction reignites, her

ex-lover’s son is intent on drawing John back

into the violent world of the Bellarosa family and

exacting revenge on his father’s

murderer–Susan. 866 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9294821 THE HERRINGBONE HARBOR

MYSTERY. By Sally Goldenbaum. Even before

the tourist season starts, Birdie spots a huge

blaze from her balcony, close to knitter Cass’s

lobster business. A familiar fisherman is found

dead inside the home. When questions surface

about the actual timing of the man’s death, it

turns out something is more than fishy.

342 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9293310 THE WHITE LADY. By Jacqueline

Winspear. Set in post-WWII Britain in 1947,

follows the coming of age and maturity of

former wartime operative Elinor White–veteran

of two wars, trained killer, protective of her

anonymity when she is drawn back into the

world of menace she has been desperate to

leave behind. 324 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9301909 THE SPAWN OF VENUS

AND OTHER STORIES. By Otto Binder et

al, illus. by W. Wood. The ultimate collection

of Wood’s finest science fiction stories.

Includes Wood’s “My World,” adaptations of

three classics by Ray Bradbury, a “lost” 3-D

story–and a story rejected by the Comics

Code, restored and published here for the

first time. Fully illus. in B&W. 218 pages.

Fantagraphics. 7¼x10¼. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9305645 ZITS: Movie Night. By J. Scott & J. Borgman.

Step into the chaotic and comical world of Jeremy Duncan in

this pitch-perfect portrayal of teenage life filled with awkward

moments, parental bewilderment, and the eternal struggle to fit

in while standing out. Fully illus., some in color. 205 pages.

Andrews McMeel. 11x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9301593 LETHAL PREY. By John

Sandford. When Lara dumps the entire

investigative file of her sister’s unsolved murder

on every true crime site in the world, she offers a

$5 million reward for information leading to the

killer’s arrest. When the murder weapon is

located, Lucas and Virgil begin to uncover vital

details about the killer’s identity. 418 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

9299637 UNBRIDLED. By Diana Palmer.

Widowed Texas Ranger John hardened his

heart years ago. Every day he tracks criminals

in the Lone Star State, so the last thing he

needs is a beautiful woman interfering in his

life and getting too close to his son. But when

John meets Sunny, he’s floored by how quickly

the sparks fly. 378 pages. HQN. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296204 SON OF A WANTED MAN. By

Louis L’Amour. In a remote corner of Utah lies

the secret outlaw kingdom of the aging Ben

Curry. He wants his adopted son, Mike, to

take his throne. Mike has never broken the

law, but as a pair of lawmen bear down, and

treachery explodes between Ben’s riders,

Mike must choose between his loyalty to Ben

and his yearning for a different life.

194 pages. Bantam. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9293167 SUMMER BY THE SEA. By Susan Wiggs. For Rosa,

there has been no real romance since her love affair with

Alexander Montgomery ended without explanation a decade

ago. But guess who’s just come back to town? 427 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9293027 SAWYER. By Lori Foster. As the

only doctor in Buckhorn County, Sawyer

Hudson knows a thing or two about saving

lives. But when he rescues the beautiful Honey

Malone from a car wreck and invites her to stay

at his home so he can nurse her back to health,

he finds himself dreading the day she’s well

enough to walk away. 424 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9299564 SPRINGTIME IN SALT RIVER. By

RaeAnne Thayne. Originally published as

Taming Jesse James. Schoolteacher Sarah

McKenzie is desperate to help one of her

students. With no one else to turn to, she

reluctantly asks Jesse James Harte, the

handsome police chief, for help. 508 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9299246 MURDER GONE COLD. By B.J.

Daniels. Novels. When James Colt decides to

solve his late father’s final murder case, he has

no idea of the danger he’s unleashing–and

Lorelei Wilkins can’t believe that her high

school crush is implicating her stepmother.

Includes bonus story: Crossfire. 474 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296719 THE BABYSITTER. By Nancy Bush.

Years after being viciously attacked by the

Babysitter Stalker, Emma remains scarred in body

and mind. When a young babysitter is attacked,

Jaime, Emma’s sister, fears it is connected to those

long-ago crimes. Emma’s fractured memories may

contain the answer. But as Jaime digs deeper, dark

secrets are revealed–and avenged. 460 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9300279 BEFORE BUCKHORN. By B.J.

Daniels. Former cop Jasper came home to

ranch and find some peace, but when his

alluring old flame Darby is drawn into a local

mystery, he ignores his misgivings and joins

her investigation. As sparks fly between the

two, the secrets they uncover pull them into a

twisted scheme of revenge. 378 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293035 THE SEA GLASS COTTAGE. By RaeAnne Thayne.

Olivia’s dream life isn’t so dreamy these days. The 16-hour

workdays are unfulfilling, as are things with her ex-fiance, who

suddenly wants to pick up where they left off. When her mother has

an accident, Liv is forced to go home to Cape Sanctuary and help,

and deal with the secrets she left behind. 412 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9305017 A LONG BRIDGE HOME. By Kelly

Irvin. After her community in the

awe-inspiring Montana mountains is

suddenly consumed by a raging wildfire, one

young Amish woman finds herself in a new

town where she’s introduced to the Native

culture of the Kootenai people. 342 pages.

Zondervan. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9300716 THE CITADEL OF FORGOTTEN

MYTHS. By Michael Moorcock. Elric and

Moonglum discover as many terrifying

questions as answers between the beautiful,

deceptive city of Nassea-Tiki and the fabled

Citadel of Forgotten Myths at the edge of

worlds. There lurks a secret endangering

everything the albino Prince of Ruins desires.

320 pages. Saga Press. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9291814 ATLAS COMIC LIBRARY NO.

6: Shiver as You Read. By Stan Lee et al.

Each issue is crammed with tales of creeping

dread, ironic comeuppance, or startling

twists, all from a different artist or team.

Collects Amazing Detective Cases (1952)

#11-14; and Men’s Adventures (1953-1954)

#21-26. 287 pages. Fantagraphics.

8¾x11½. Pub. at $44.99 $34.95

9299254 MURDER AT AN IRISH CHIPPER.

By Carlene O’Connor. Siobhan and Macdara

Flannery’s plans for a romantic honeymoon by

the sea crumble like battered cod when they

discover a dead body in the local fish and chip

shop. This charming village harbors secrets

beneath its culinary delights, but even a crafty

killer is no match for these cunning sleuths.

288 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9299629 TRY NOT TO BREATHE. By David

Bell. An ex-cop sets out to find her missing

sister and discovers the shocking truth about

her family. 448 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296263 HAUNTED. By Kat Martin. A captivating and twisting tale

where a murder in 1898 and one in 2024 dovetail and connect in

unexpected ways. 311 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9287833 THE SAVAGE SWORD OF

CONAN: The Original Comics Omnibus,

Volume 6. By Michael Fleisher et al. In this

massive omnibus collection, see Conan

doing what he does best: slaughtering

monsters, demons, and opponents.

Collects Savage Sword of Conan (1974)

#73-87; and Marvel Comics Super Special

(1977) #21. In B&W. 1016 pages. Titan.

7½x11¼. Pub. at $150.00 $114.95

929497X LOST HOURS. By Paige Shelton.

Beth boards a tourist ship to see the glaciers,

but when a bloodied woman is spotted

standing on an island shore, waving for help,

the captain has to reroute the boat to

investigate. 273 pages. Minotaur. Pub.

at $28.00 $6.95

9299483 RUMOR HAS IT. By Jill Shalvis. An

injured soldier returns home and finds a

surprising connection with a woman from his

past in this heartfelt romance. 295 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9299394 PIETR THE LATVIAN. By Georges

Simenon. In Simenon’s first novel featuring

Maigret, the laconic detective is taken from

grimy bars to luxury hotels as he traces the true

identity of Pietr the Latvian. 162 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.00 $5.95

9295437 RALPH COMPTON RIDE THE

HARD TRAIL. By David Robbins. Lin and his

brother Chancy have found good, honest work

at the EJ Ranch. A widow with two young

children has a herd of cattle over 2,000 acres

that needs tending, and Lin believes it’s the

best opportunity to put their tragic and violent

past behind them and start anew. 298 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

*9288066 OCTOBER SHADOWS:

Classic Ghost Stories for Halloween.

Selected by John A. Rice. Brings to life

classic ghost stories using autumn leaves

as an illustrated canvas. Each of the 13 tales

explore the unexplained and the macabre,

tapping into our worst fears and the darker

side of human nature while exploring the

supernatural mysteries that connect all our

lives. 247 pages. Abbeville. 8x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9290702 STILL LIFE. By Louise Penny. Chief Inspector

Armand Gamache of the Surete du Quebec and his team of

investigators are called in to the scene of a suspicious death in a

rural village south of Montreal. The locals are certain its a tragic

hunting accident and nothing more, but Gamache smells

something foul. Sprayed edges. 318 pages. Minotaur.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

9299424 THE QUEEN OF POISONS. By

Robert Thorogood. The mayor of Marlow dies

suddenly during a town council meeting. When

traces of aconite are found in his coffee cup, the

police realize he was murdered. They bring in

Judith, Suzie, and Becks to investigate the

murder, but this case has the Marlow Murder

Club stumped. 262 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9305467 CHRISTMAS IN WISCONSIN. By Linda Byler.

Wrap yourself up in a cozy Amish romance as you follow three

intertwining love stories at Christmas time. 222 pages. Good

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

– 43 –

NEW FICTION

9303863 VALLEY OF THE GUN. By Ralph

Cotton. Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack has never

encountered an outlaw quite like Fannin

Orwick, who robs and kills to support his

ever-expanding family of wives and children. To

track down his enemy, Burrack teams up with

one of Orwick’s former wives, who has her own

plans for her bloody-minded ex. 293 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294678 DEATH SCENE. By Carol J. Perry. It

takes a lot for Salem locals to get excited about

their historic Massachusetts town being known

as “The Witch City,” but when a major studio

arrives to shoot a witchcraft-themed movie,

folks go Hollywood. For Lee Barrett, however,

the project may come complete with a real-life

death scene. 296 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9306307 MURDER ON TOUR. By V.M.

Burns. Michigan bookshop owner

Samantha Washington’s tour for the launch

of her new mystery novel is a whirlwind

success, until life–or rather,

murder–begins to imitate fiction on the last

stop at Michigan’s most prestigious literary

festival. 246 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306366 NO STRANGERS HERE. By Carlene

O’Connor. When the body of wealthy 69-year-old

Johnny is found on the shores of Dingle, Ireland,

Detective Inspector Cormac investigates. He has

two prime suspects: Eamon, a local vet who has

been in conflict with Johnny for years, and his

wife, Maeve, who may have had an affair with

Johnny. 392 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9303677 NIGHT & DAY. By John Connolly.

Delivers a collection of supernatural tales sure

to thrill and chill. Filled with eerie surprises and

dark delights, these are stories that will move,

entertain, and keep you reading late into the

night. 352 pages. Atria. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9298762 BLIND TIGER. By Sandra Brown.

Prohibition is the new law of the land, but murder,

mayhem, lust, and greed are already institutions

in the Moonshine Capital of Foley, Texas. As

violence erupts, Laurel Plummer and Deputy

Thatcher Hutton find themselves on opposite

sides of a moonshine war, where blood flows as

freely as whiskey. 512 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306552 TWO WEDDINGS AND A MURDER. By Alyssa

Maxwell. As Lady Phoebe and her betrothed say their vows of holy

matrimony, a killer has vowed unholy vengeance on the town’s chief

inspector. 264 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9295623 YOU BELONG TO ME. By Mary

Higgins Clark. Dr. Susan Chandler decides to use

her daily radio talk show to explore the

phenomenon of women who disappear and are

later found to have become victims of killers who

prey on the lonely and insecure, with no idea that

she is exposing herself to the very terror that she

hopes to warn others against. 394 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295445 SAFE HAVEN. By Nicholas Sparks.

When Katie appears in Southport, her sudden

arrival raises questions about her past. Katie is

determined to avoid forming any ties, but she

begins to let her guard down when she meets

Alex and his family. As she begins to fall in

love, she struggles with the dark secret that

still haunts her. 370 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303685 NIGHTS IN RODANTHE. By

Nicholas Sparks. Reeling from a heartache,

Adrienne flees to a friend’s inn to find

tranquility. Dr. Paul Flanner also arrives to

escape his shattered past. But now, with a

fierce nor’easter closing in, two wounded

people will turn to each other for comfort.

232 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9307060 HOT ROCKS. By Nora Roberts.

Antiques dealer Laine is an ordinary woman

living an ordinary life. At least, that’s what

everyone in the small town of Angel’s Gap,

Maryland, thinks. They have no idea that she

used to be Elaine O’Hara, the daughter of a

notorious con man. 305 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293345 WRECKER. By Carl Hiaasen. Is it

destiny, irony, or bad luck when Wrecker

comes across a speedboat that has run hard

aground on a sand flat? The men in the boat

don’t want Wrecker to call for help–in fact,

they’ll pay him to forget he ever saw them.

Ages 10 & up. 323 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9297561 A CHRISTMAS WITNESS. By

Charles Todd. Christmas, 1921: Inspector

Rutledge is called upon by Chief Markum to go

to the home of a lord recovering from an attempt

on his life. In bed with a concussion, the man is

convinced someone is trying to kill him after he

was struck by the hoof of a running horse whose

rider never stopped to check on him. 212 pages.

Mysterious Press. Pub. at $23.99 $17.95

*929225X IN THE BLOOD. By Lisa Unger. When chronic liar

Lana’s closest friend, Beck, disappears, she lies to friends, to the

police, to herself. After all, she will do anything to hide the truth about

her whereabouts the night Beck disappeared, but it might not be

enough to keep her secrets buried: someone else knows–and he’s

dying to tell. 372 pages. Pocket. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9287701 THE ART OF FANTASTIC

FOUR: The World’s Greatest Comic

Magazine! By Stan Lee. This oversized edition

highlights Jack Kirby’s legendary Fantastic

Four run from 1961 to 1970. It includes

complete stories from issues #60, #71, #82,

and #83, and the spectacular 48-page

Fantastic Four Annual #6. Kirby was known for

his dynamic art style, groundbreaking

techniques, and boundless imagination. Fully illus., some in color.

197 pages. Dark Horse. 10¼x14¼. Pub. at $59.99 $46.95

*9287655 HANSEL AND

GRETEL. By Stephen King, illus. by

M. Sendak. The haunting tale of two

brave children lost in a dark and

dangerous forest is reimagined by

literary legends Stephen King and

Maurice Sendak. Let Mr. King guide

you into the most deliciously daring

rendition of this Grimm fairy tale yet.

But will you find your way back out? Ages 7 & up. HarperCollins.

10¼x9¼. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

9288619 THE GIRL WHO SURVIVED. By Lisa Jackson. The

lone survivor of a brutal family massacre must uncover the awful

truth about the fateful night that left her forever marked.

394 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $4.95

*9287558 MARK TWAIN: Five Novels.

Novels. Collects The Adventures of Tom Sawyer;

The Prince and the Pauper; Adventures of

Huckleberry Finn; A Connecticut Yankee in King

Arthur’s Court; and The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead

Wilson. Includes a leatherbound cover,

endpapers, gilded page edges, and a ribbon

bookmark. 718 pages. Canterbury Classics.

Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9299718 THE SWORD OF LIGHT. By

Heather Graham. In ancient Ireland, objects

of incredible power that would reveal

themselves when most needed were left

behind by the mystical Tuatha De Danann.

When invaders from the North arrive, the

moment that has long been foretold has

finally come. 324 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9298258 PEANUTS EVERY

SUNDAY, 1952-1955. By

Charles M. Schulz. Compiles the

first four years of the strip. This

collection offers a fascinating peek

at Schulz’s creative process, as

iconic characters such as Charlie

Brown, Snoopy, Schroeder, Linus,

and Lucy quickly evolve from their initial renderings to the elegant

stylizations we’ve all come to know and love. 210 pages.

Fantagraphics. 12x8¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $34.99 $26.95

*9294058 A GIANT SQUID

WALKS INTO A BAR: The Thirtieth

Sherman’s Lagoon Collection. By

Jim Toomey. Dive into the comical

depths of Toomey’s beloved comics,

where a funny and sarcastic ensemble

of sea creatures–including Sherman

and Megan the Sharks, Hawthorne the

Crab, Filmore the Turtle, and their

friends–spend their days engaged in amusing adventures,

conversation, and fun. Fully illus., some in color. 123 pages.

Andrews McMeel. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

9303820 SWAMP STORY. By Dave Barry. A

hilarious romp in the swamp with a caper full

of oddballs that includes TikTokers searching

for the Everglades Melon Monster, villains

hunting for treasure, and a campaigning

presidential hopeful. As you may have

guessed, nothing in this story goes as

planned; this is, after all, Florida. 306 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

*9291873 THE CHILDREN’S BLIZZARD. By

Melanie Benjamin. On January 12, 1888, a freak

blizzard covered the Dakota Territory. Caught off

guard, schoolteachers faced an impossible

decision: keep the children inside and risk

freezing to death when the fuel ran out, or send

them home and pray they wouldn’t get lost in the

storm. 353 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9290052 IN THE TIME OF FIVE

PUMPKINS. By Alexander McCall Smith.

Mma Ramotswe takes on many perplexing

situations, and while she tries to maintain

her usual impartiality, it’s difficult when

one of the cases involves someone so close

to her heart. 212 pages. Pantheon.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9290036 THE IMPOSSIBLE FORTUNE.

By Richard Osman. When Elizabeth meets Nick,

a wedding guest asking for her help, she finds

the thrill of the chase is ignited once again. And

when Nick disappears without a trace, his cagey

business partner becomes the gang’s next stop.

It seems the duo have something

valuable–something worth killing for.

355 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9305572 LE MORTE D’ARTHUR. By

Thomas Malory. Drawing on legends of

Camelot, Malory compiled the drama of illicit

love, the magic of sorcery, and the quest for

the Holy Grail into a chivalrous tale that’s been

recounted for centuries. This elegant,

foil-stamped, leather-bound volume features

gilded page edges, a ribbon bookmark, and

illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley. 749 pages.

Canterbury Classics. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9305432 AESOP’S FABLES

ILLUSTRATED. Collects stories attributed

to Aesop, a slave and storyteller who lived

in Greece around 620-564 BCE. This

elegant foil-stamped, leather-bound

volume includes 487 fables, a ribbon

bookmark, gilded page edges, and more

than 100 illustrations by celebrated artists

Arthur Rackham and Walter Crane.

399 pages. Canterbury Classics. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*928754X THE LITTLE WOMEN

COLLECTION. By Louisa May Alcott.

Novels. Collects Little Women; Little Men;

and Jo’s Boys. Follow the lives of the four

March sisters–Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy–as

they advance from young ladies to mature

women through domesticity, work, and true

love. Includes a leatherbound cover,

endpapers, gilded page edges, and a

ribbon bookmark. 732 pages. Canterbury Classics.

Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9289887 CALDER STRONG. By Janet

Dailey. 1929, Blue Moon, Montana. A rugged

new generation is taking the helm of the cattle

town’s most infamous and powerful

families–but even as the future burns bright,

old rivalries, heartbreaks, buried secrets, and

ranching feuds still loom as large as the

western sky. 234 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

– 44 –

NEW FICTION

*9301682 SHADOW TICKET. By Thomas

Pynchon. Hicks McTaggart thinks he’s found

job security until he gets sent out on what

should be a routine case, locating and

bringing back the heiress of a Wisconsin

cheese fortune. Before he knows it, he ends

up in Hungary with no sign of the runaway

heiress he’s supposed to be chasing.

293 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9302395 SUGAR AND SPITE. By M.C.

Beaton. When a series of deaths within the

small Cotswolds birdwatching community

begins to unravel her village, Agatha and her

team must dig up decades’ worth of

tempestuous relationships and simmering

secrets among the birdwatching enthusiasts of

the village to prevent any further deaths.

241 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

*9290109 THE PORTRAIT. By Danielle Steel. A gifted portrait

artist and a high-powered subject confront their past wounds to

embrace new love. 240 pages. Delacorte. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9293795 TWICE. By Mitch Albom. What if you got to do

everything in your life–twice? This is a stunning love story that dares to

explore how our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve

had all along. 305 pages. Harper. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*928771X DARK HORSE. By Dick

Francis. Imogen is making her mark in

steeplechase racing. Jealous of her success,

her controlling boyfriend, Liam, is stalking

her. Fleeing to England, Imogen hopes to

leave Liam behind. But Liam refuses to let

her go–until he’s found dead, stabbed with a

knife bearing Imogen’s fingerprints. Sid

Haley is brought in to investigate.

327 pages. Crooked Lane. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*929029X THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY.

By William W. & J.A. Johnstone. Three

brothers and their sister, the Braxton heirs, lost

everything in Europe, so they boarded a ship to

the Texas coast, hoping to stake a claim in the

land of opportunity. Now, each of the siblings

has forged a path of their own. But when one of

them is in trouble–and a rival is out for

revenge–the Braxtons stick together.

330 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*9287825 A PERILOUS PLOT. By Lorna

Barrett. Trisha and Angelica’s estranged mother

appears at their doorstep with an urn she claims

is the remains of their father, when in reality it

contains only kitty litter and a stolen Rolex. They

soon discover their parents are in dire financial

trouble and are lurking around town. How many

more secrets is their mother keeping?

304 pages. Berkley. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9292128 AFTER MIDNIGHT: Thirteen

Tales for the Dark Hours. By Daphne du

Maurier. This collection brings together some

of du Maurier’s darkest and most haunting

stories, ranging from sophisticated literary

thrillers to twisted love stories. Each of the

thirteen stories within exemplifies her

exquisite writing and singular insight into

human frailty, jealousy, and the macabre.

510 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $33.00 $24.95

9297049 THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. Ed. by

JoAnn Padgett et al. This collection of ancient

Middle Eastern stories continues to enchant

our imaginations today, featuring favorites

such as “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,”

“Sinbad the Sailor,” and “Aladdin,” among

others. Includes leatherbound cover,

decorative endpapers, gilded page edges,

and a satin bookmark. 655 pages. Canterbury

Classics. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

*9291555 THE WICKED YEARS BOX

SET: Wicked/Son of a Witch/A Lion

Among Men/Out of Oz. By Gregory

Maguire. Novels. Before becoming the

highest-grossing movie-musical of all

time, Wicked was adapted for Broadway,

starring Idina Menzel and Kristin

Chenoweth. The original novel is paired

with the other three works in the Wicked

Years series: Son of a Witch, A Lion Among Men, and Out of Oz in

a stunning box set with new covers for all four paperbacks.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $80.00 $61.95

9296018 EVERGREEN CHRISTMAS. By

Janet Dailey. Single dad Nate can’t help noticing

that his young daughter is dazzled by barrel racer

Jordyn’s strength, beauty, and quirky sense of

humor. Soon enough, Nate is falling for her, too.

But can a feisty wanderer like Jordyn ever really

settle down? And is Nate ready to open his heart

to someone new this Christmas? 275 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9303839 TAILSPIN. By Sandra Brown. Rye

Mallett has a rock-solid reputation: he flies in

the worst of weather, day or night, and gets the

goods safely to their destination. But when

Rye is asked to fly into a completely fogbound

town and deliver a mysterious black box, more

trouble than inclement weather awaits him.

424 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

*9302492 FUTURISTIC: Rockets,

Robots and Rayguns of Space Age Pop

Culture. By Mark Voger. Blast off to the

Space Age when the future was always

bright; this is about a time of limitless

possibilities–and anxieties. Covers all

aspects of 1950s and ‘60s pop culture from

the “duck and cover” era of the Cold War,

the Space Race, the UFO Craze, and the

1969 moon landing. Ages 16 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

191 pages. TwoMorrows. 8¾x11¼. Pub. at $49.95 $39.95

*9301380 THE PICASSO HEIST. By James

Patterson & H. Roughan. In the heart of New York

City, where the glittering lights mask shadows of

deception, Halston Graham is about to attempt

the impossible. To pull off the heist of the

century, she must assemble an eclectic team of

a master forger, a ruthless Bulgarian mob boss,

and an eccentric fashion designer. 372 pages.

Little, Brown. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289941 A MATTER OF PEDIGREE. By

Leslie Meier. In an upscale Rhode Island

enclave, a newly wealthy

empty-nester-turned-sleuth and her nosy dog,

Poopsie, solve a baffling murder. 246 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9290818 FIRST CONTACT: The Story

of Our Obsession with Aliens. By Becky

Ferreira. Explores our fascination with aliens

from early history to the present day, including

chapters on alien conspiracy theories, aliens in

science fiction, the actual science behind our

search for aliens, and what happens if and

when they come to Earth. Fully illus. in color.

262 pages. Workman. Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9291970 MURDER IS BINDING. By Lorna

Barrett. Stoneham, New Hampshire, was a

dying town until community leaders invited

booksellers to open up shop. Now its streets are

lined with bookstores–and paved with murder.

Tricia Miles investigates whether someone

killed to obtain a rare cookbook. 281 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. $7.95

9294538 BABY’S BUSY DAY: 3 Book

Gift Set. Illus. by Carole Aufranc. Being

a baby is a busy job! This set includes

three separate books for a baby’s day–a

board book for playtime, Let’s Play, a

bath book for bathtime, Splash!, and a

soft cloth book for bedtime, Goodnight.

Ages 1 & under. Fully illus. in color.

Happy Yak. Pub. at $21.99 $7.95

*9292047 ROBERT B. PARKER’S KILLING

THE BLUES. By Michael Brandman. Paradise,

Massachusetts, is preparing for the summer tourist

season when a string of car thefts disturbs what’s

usually a quiet time in town. In a sudden escalation

of violence, the thefts become murder, and chief of

police Jesse Stone finds himself facing one of the

toughest cases of his career. 306 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9306684 A CATERED QUILTING BEE. By Isis Crawford. For

sisters and business partners Bernie and Libby Simmons,

catering a quilting showcase is about as tame as it gets–until

murder puts them in a bind. 327 pages. Kensington. Pub. at

$27.00 $5.95

928835X THE CAMP. By Nancy Bush. At

Camp Luft-Shawk, nicknamed Camp Love

Shack, there are stories about a creeping fog

that brings death with it. However, they’re

not just campfire tales–here, the stories are

real. 426 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306544 TUESDAY’S CHILD. By Fern Michaels. A young

woman wrongly found guilty of murder receives the gift of a

second chance. 266 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at

$18.95 $5.95

9296956 NEED TO KNOW. By Fern

Michaels. Yoko’s dear friend, Garland Lee,

known as America’s beloved songbird,

trusted her lawyer, Arthur Forrester. For

years, he’s taken advantage of her faith in

him to amass a secret fortune. Now he’s

dragged her into a lawsuit that can cost her

everything. But he is unprepared for the

creative payback the Sisters specialize in.

344 pages. Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9297944 BIRTHDAY PARTY MURDER. By

Leslie Meier. The town of Tinker’s Cove is

looking forward to the celebration marking

former librarian Julia Tilley’s 90th birthday.

Lucy Stone, Miss Tilley’s closest friend,

dreamed up the party idea, but now finds

herself looking into the supposed suicide of

the town’s oldest attorney–with surprising

ties to Miss Tilley. 270 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294856 HOLD ME, COWBOY. By Maisey

Yates. Oil and water have nothing on Sam and

Madison. The wealthy rancher has never met a

haughtier–or more appealing–woman in his

life. And when they’re snowed in, he’s forced

to admit this ice queen can scorch him with

one touch. An unexpected steamy night leaves

them both wanting more. 384 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295321 THE KILLING HOUR. By Lisa

Gardner. Joining forces with her father, FBI

profiler Pierce Quincy, rookie FBI agent

Kimberly Quincy will begin a dangerous hunt

for a predator like none she’s ever seen. Now

the clock is ticking for his victims–and for

Kimberly. 461 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288562 BAD HOMBRES. By William W. &

J.A. Johnstone. Benson blew into town like a

tornado. By the time Slash and Pecoss return to

town after a cargo run, Benson has enlisted half

the outlaws in the territory for his own private

army. The local lawmen are quickly

slaughtered, and the U.S. marshals are no

match. 316 pages. Pinnacle. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9299688 WINTER’S PROPOSAL. By Sherryl

Woods. Novels. The Cowboy and His Baby sees

Texas rancher Cody returning home, shocked to

discover he is a parent and determined to make

Melissa his wife. The Rancher and His

Unexpected Daughter follows Widower Harlan,

who has plenty of experience raising boys. He

thought he knew everything about

women–until meeting Janet. 460 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9299521 SNOWFALL ON LIGHTHOUSE

LANE. By JoAnn Ross. Jolene returns home

from Los Angeles when her mother faces a

cancer scare. This causes her to run into

Auden, the first boy she ever loved and lost. As

snow is starting to fall, anything seems

possible, even a second chance at first love.

427 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295380 THE NIGHTINGALE GALLERY. By

Paul Doherty. 1377: King Edward III dies of a

terrible sickness. Soon, the prelates of the

church and the powerful Merchant Princes of

London are drawn in. One of these, Sir Thomas

Spingall, is murdered within a few days of the

old king’s death. Sir John Cranston, the

coroner, is ordered to investigate. 296 pages.

Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

– 45 –

NEW FICTION

9299467 REUNITED IN WALNUT RIVER.

By RaeAnne Thayne. Anna Wilder has to close

an important deal; the takeover of her

hometown hospital, Walnut River General. But

the proposed merger is making her job

personal after she meets Richard Green, the

savvy attorney and ex-love, determined to foil

her plans. 424 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296646 NOT AT EIGHT, DARLING. By

Sherryl Woods. TV producer Barrie MacDonald

has worked for years to get her sitcom on the

air–so when network executive Michael Compton

tries to reschedule her show, Barrie won’t let him

have his way. 380 pages. HQN. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9307044 HOME TO YOU. By R. Carr & B.

Novak. Novels. In Virgin River by Robyn Carr, a

woman’s plans are upended when a baby

arrives on her doorstep, and a handsome suitor

soon follows. In When Lightning Strikes by

Brenda Novak, Gail makes a business deal with

her coworker, Simon, finding herself sliding

into romantic feelings for him. 793 pages.

MIRA. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9300171 ALASKA SKIES. By Debbie

Macomber. Like his brothers, Charles has a

distrust of marriage in general and of anyone

related to Catherine Fletcher in particular, the

woman who tried to destroy his parents’

marriage. Too bad that Lanni, the only woman

he’s ever really fallen for, is Catherine’s

granddaughter. 393 pages. Mira Books.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $4.95

9294767 FOREVER A HERO. By Linda Lael

Miller. The surprising success of a winery in the

middle of ranch country has brought Kelly to

Mustang Creek, and she’s secretly thrilled to

discover Mace at the helm. Reluctant to mix

business with pleasure, Kelly vows to keep

things professional. 395 pages. Canary Street.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295097 BEST-KEPT LIES. By Lisa Jackson.

Randi has a secret–and keeping it could

endanger her life. But it’s the only option if she

wants to keep her son safe. Her well-meaning

brothers hire Kurt to protect her. But Kurt is

hiding something, too: he’s beginning to fall

for every woman he’s been entrusted to

protect. 411 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9301097 MIDNIGHT PROMISES. By Sherryl Woods. Return

to Serenity, South Carolina, where town sweethearts Karen and

Elliot find their own story of enduring love. 363 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296794 FINAL JUSTICE. By Fern Michaels.

Myra and Annie’s childhood friend, Beatrice,

needs a favor. Her estranged daughter, Marble

Rose, has been enjoying a stroke of good luck

at the casinos lately, the kind of luck that makes

powerful enemies. But as they investigate, the

Sisters uncover a web of corruption that will pit

them against a ruthless opponent. 329 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295178 FACETS. By Barbara Delinsky.

Nothing can prepare writer Hillary Cox for

seeing her lover of more than 27 years,

mining magnate John S. George, announce

his engagement to another woman on

television. Seeking revenge, she begins

writing a tell-all expose, revealing his dark

past. 409 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299645 UNDERCOVER CONNECTION.

By Heather Graham. Much to their mutual

annoyance, FBI agent Jacob and Miami

detective Jasmine discover they’re both

undercover to bust a notorious organized

crime group. Amid a glamorous nightclub

opening, their key informant is found dead,

leaving the pair in a dangerous job of

infiltrating the ring. 427 pages. Harlequin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296093 LAW OF THE LAND: Stories of the Old West. By

Elmer Kelton. Sixteen stories, where good meets bad and

everything in between. Chronicling some of Kelton’s most

exciting and dangerous tales of the Old West. 341 pages. Forge.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9305890 CONAN THE BARBARIAN. By

L.S. De Camp & L. Carter. Conan witnesses

the death of his parents at the hands of Thulsa

Doom, a priest of Set. Enslaved, he is trained

as a gladiator. Gaining his freedom, he allies

with Subotai and Valeria. Together, they raid

the Tower of the Serpent; then Conan breaks

away to seek out the cult of Doom and exact

revenge on the sorcerer who leads it.

219 pages. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9288635 HOPE CREEK. By Janet Dailey. Old

rivalries, new ventures, and long-lost loves

converge as the daughter who once walked away

from the dark chaos of her childhood returns to

her Lowcountry hometown, hoping to put the

past to rest. 313 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9294015 CRY HAVOC. By Jack Carr.

Brings the worlds of special operations and

CIA paramilitary units into direct collision in

the jungles of Vietnam while introducing

young Navy SEAL Tom Reece, a man torn

between the blurred lines and allegiances of

the military and the increasingly murky world

of intelligence. 544 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

9296107 A MRS. MIRACLE CHRISTMAS.

By Debbie Macomber. It’s the holiday season,

and Laurel and her husband, Zach, could use a

miracle. As they pray for a baby and care for

Helen, Laurel’s beloved grandmother, Mrs.

Miracle appears at the door and becomes

nothing short of a godsend. As Christmas

approaches, Laurel, Zach, and Helen

experience a holiday of heavenly proportions.

256 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $20.00 $4.95

*9301321 GONE BEFORE GOODBYE.

By Reese Witherspoon & H. Coben. The

unforgettable story of an indomitable

woman trapped in a conspiracy she helped

create but can’t understand. Maggie’s

harrowing search for the truth could expose

a plot woven throughout the exclusive

world of the global uber-elite–but at an

unfathomable cost to herself. 340 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293442 THE LABORS OF HERCULES.

By Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot hardly

resembles the Greek hero who is his

namesake, yet like Hercules, he has been

responsible for ridding society of some of its

most unpleasant monsters. In the period

leading up to his retirement, Poirot makes up

his mind to accept twelve more cases: his

self-imposed “Labors.” 314 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294031 FIRE ON THE HORIZON. By Wilbur Smith with I.

Robertson. South Africa, 1899: the smoldering hostility between

the Boers of the Transvaal and Orange Free State and the British

colonies of the Cape and Natal is about to burst into flames.

360 pages. Zaffre. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9292055 ROBERT B. PARKER’S LITTLE

WHITE LIES. By Ace Atkins. Spencer is hired

to find a vanished con man who left behind a

jilted lover, a trail of duped and angry

associates, and a life built of nothing but

smoke and mirrors. Tracking him down won’t

be easy, as Spencer must keep his client from

falling back into the mystery man’s web, all

while staying ahead of trained killers.

333 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9305637 WHAT’S WITH BAUM? By

Woody Allen. Baum is a middle-aged Jewish

novelist consumed with anxiety about

everything under the sun. His turgid

philosophical tomes receive tepid reviews,

his publisher has dropped him, his third

marriage is on the rocks, and he suspects his

handsome younger brother seduced his wife.

Is it any wonder Baum has started talking to

himself? 188 pages. Post Hill. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9302409 THE VELVETEEN RABBIT &

OTHER CLASSIC CHILDREN’S STORIES. Ed.

by Nicolette Jones. Enjoy children’s stories from

some of the most celebrated writers in history; the

theme of love and kindness runs through this

lovely collection. Includes tales such as “The

Happy Prince,” “The Land of the Blue Flower,”

and “Elsie Piddock Skips in Her Sleep.” Includes

a silk ribbon bookmark. Ages 5 & up. Illus., some

in color. 260 pages. Macmillan. Pub. at $27.99 $21.95

*9304746 HALLOWEIRD: Classic

Stories from the Season of Samhain. Ed.

by Johnny Mains. Collecting up a haunting

haul of tales and a handful of weird seasonal

poetry from across the 18th and 19th centuries,

this volume celebrates the riotous weird of the

Halloween season through the works of

legendary ghost story writers such as Edith

Wharton, alongside rare literary treats. Includes

foiled cover. 299 pages. British Library. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9294074 HOUSE OF TWO PHARAOHS.

By Wilbur Smith with M. Chadbourn. When a

heavily-guarded vault is found locked with the

body of a murdered scribe inside–the mark of

Anubis, God of Death scrawled in his own

blood–panic sweeps the city. Only the wisest

man in all Egypt can solve this mystery:

Piay’s mentor, the great Mage Taita.

348 pages. Zaffre. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9287981 THE SISTERHOOD. By Tasha

Alexander. London, 1907: When the Season’s

most accomplished and elegant debutante,

Victoria Goldsborough, collapses and dies at

her engagement ball, the great and good of

London Society prepare to mourn the tragic

loss of an upstanding young woman. But all is

not what it seems. 323 pages. Minotaur. Pub.

at $29.00 $21.95

*9294090 THE LONG WALK. By Stephen King writing as R.

Bachman. Tells the tale of the contestants of a grueling walking

competition where there can be only one winner: the one who

survives. 311 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9301283 AMITY. By Nathan Harris. An engrossing story

about a brother and sister, emancipated from slavery but still

searching for true freedom, and their odyssey across the deserts

of Mexico to escape a former master still intent on their

bondage. 308 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

9288694 NOW OR NEVER. By Janet

Evanovich. Stephanie has two fiances and no

idea what to do about it. But the way things

are going, she might not live long enough to

marry anyone. While she stalls for time, she

buries herself in her work as a bounty hunter,

tracking down a varied assortment of

fugitives from justice. 312 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

*9292209 DENIED ACCESS. By V. Flynn

& D. Bentley. When Mitch Rapp’s girlfriend,

Greta’s, grandfather receives a box

containing the head of a former Cold War

comrade and a note promising that Greta’s

head will be next, Rapp finds himself in a war

between the American and Russian

intelligence services. Now Rapp must

protect Greta and save the CIA from

destruction. 413 pages. Atria. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9290672 THE GARDENER’S PLOT. By Deborah J. Benoit.

A woman helps set up a community garden in the Berkshires,

only to find a body in one of the plots on opening day.

321 pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291830 THE AMBER ROOM. By Steve

Berry. When Rachel’s father dies under strange

circumstances, he leaves behind clues about one of

the greatest treasures ever made by man. Forged of

the exquisite gem, the Amber Room disappeared

during World War II. Soon, Rachel and her

ex-husband are on a collision course with the forces

of greed, power, and history itself. 449 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9292012 THE RANGER. By Ace Atkins.

Army Ranger Quinn Colson returns home. His

uncle, the longtime county sheriff, is dead.

Suicide, he’s told, but Deputy Lillie Virgil

believes murder. It’s up to Colson to discover the

truth about his uncle, his family, his friends, his

town, and himself. And once it’s discovered,

there’s no turning back. 348 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

– 46 –

NEW FICTION

*9291865 THE BROKEN PLACES. By Ace

Atkins. A couple of dangerous convicts who

confided in a local ex-con about an armored car

robbery believe he’s after the money they hid. So

they break out and head straight to Jericho, leaving

a trail of bodies in their wake. Sheriff Quinn Colson

has his work cut out for him. And just as the

manhunt intensifies, a tornado strikes. 415 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9295208 FROM THE HEART. By Nora

Roberts. Novels. Tonight and Always sees a

renowned anthropologist agree to help a writer

research his novel; she’s not prepared for the

passionate sparks. In A Matter of Choice, an

international smuggling ring traps a beautiful

antiques dealer in a web of danger, and in

Endings and Beginnings, two Washington TV

reporters try to protect their love from

professional rivalry. 581 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9305858 ARIFURETA, VOLUME 1: From

Commonplace to World’s Strongest. By

Ryo Shirakome. Seventeen-year-old Hajime

Nagumo is your average, everyday otaku.

However, his simple life of pulling

all-nighters and sleeping in school is

suddenly turned upside down when he,

along with the rest of his class, is summoned

to a fantasy world. In B&W. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

*9302360 THE MORE THE TERRIER. By

David Rosenfelt. When Andy Carpenter arrives

home, an extra dog is waiting for him. Andy

recognizes Murphy, who he fostered before the

dog went home with BJ Bremer and his mother.

When Andy goes to return Murphy, he finds BJ’s

mother in tears– as it turns out, Murphy ran off

after BJ was arrested for murder. 307 pages.

Minotaur. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*929077X THE MURDER AT THE

VICARAGE. By Agatha Christie. Colonel

Protheroe, local magistrate, is the most detested

man in the village; everyone, even in the vicar,

wishes he were dead. And very soon he is–shot in

the head in the vicar’s own study. Only Miss

Marple can unravel the tangled web of clues that

will lead to the killer’s unmasking. 285 pages.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9299378 PEG AND ROSE PLAY THE

PONIES. By Laurien Berenson. Rival

sisters-in-law Peg Turnbull and Rose

Donovan spent their summer doing the

unthinkable: sleuthing for dangerous

suspects and becoming almost-friends. But

when a September trip leads to more murder,

it’ll be a miracle if the dysfunctional duo is

still a team-and alive-by autumn. 280 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9288678 THE NIGHT SHE DISAPPEARED.

By Kevin O’Brien. From the depths of sleep,

Seattle TV reporter Anna Malone awakens to

her phone ringing. She rarely drinks, and this

hangover is brutal. Why can’t she shake the

feeling that something terrible happened last

night? And why can’t she recall any of it?

488 pages. Pinnacle. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9298037 THE SILVER HILLS

BOARDING HOUSE. By Linda Lael Miller.

Lizbet Fontaine will do anything to keep her

family together–even leave behind the only life

she’s ever known to journey to the West. But as

the jitney rumbles away, holding tightly to her

little brother’s and sister’s hands, she knows

something is wrong. 278 pages. Canary Street.

Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*929368X THE GREEK TRAGEDIES:

Seventeen Plays Aeschylus, Sophocles

and Euripides. Ed. by D. Grene & R.

Lattimore. Chicago’s renowned translations of

the greatest surviving plays of ancient Greece,

collected into a single volume and featuring

an introduction to the life and work of each

tragedian. 1131 pages. Univ of Chicago Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9291571 THE ADVENTURES OF MAX

SPITZKOPF. By Jonas Kreppel. Meet Max

Spitzkopf: legendary private eye, undefeated

foe of villains, and passionate defender of the

Jewish people. No matter how hopeless or

dangerous the case, when “the investigatory

profession’s greatest artist” is summoned,

justice is assured. 587 pages. White Goat.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

9295674 THE BATMAN’S GRAVE: The

Complete Collection. By Warren Ellis.

Batman’s current case forces him to inhabit the

mind of a murder victim with a half-eaten face,

sending him on a collision course with an

enemy who has infiltrated every part of

Gotham. Every corner Batman turns leads him

one step closer to his own grave. Collects The

Batman’s Grave #1-12. DC Comics.

6½x10¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9295194 FRANKENSTEIN: Classic Pop-Up Tales. By Mary

Shelley. This unique format features a graphic adaptation of

Shelley’s classic novel, with giant pop-ups on every spread.

Canterbury Classics. 9¼x10½. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9291849 BOOKPLATE SPECIAL. By Lorna

Barrett. Tricia Miles, owner of Haven’t Got a Clue

mystery bookstore, has had her uninvited college

roommate, Pammy, stay with her for weeks. On the

day Pammy is kicked out, she’s found dead in a

trash cart, leaving loads of questions unanswered.

To piece the case together, Tricia will have to dive

in headfirst. 310 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*928995X MUST LOVE CHRISTMAS

COWBOYS. By D. Palmer & H. Graham.

Novellas. Whether they’re out on the range or

working in town, these men are rough, rugged,

ready for action–and the stars of these two

stories. Collects The Perfect Gift by Diana

Palmer and Christmas, Crime, and a Cowboy by

Heather Graham. 246 pages. Zebra.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291881 DARK HOPE. By Christine

Feehan. Demon slayer Silke knows a battle for

the survival of all mankind is coming. The only

way to win will be with the help of the

Carpathians. When Benedek, one of the oldest,

most dangerous Carpathians, senses the

impending danger, he sets out to find Silke and

together, defeat an adversary hell-bent on

destroying them all. 427 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9292098 TRACK OF THE CAT. By Nevada

Barr. Anna’s job as a national park ranger is

marred by violence–the brutal death of a fellow

ranger. When the cause of death is chalked up to

a mountain lion attack, Anna’s rage knows no

bounds. She must save the protected cats from

the prejudices of the locals and prove the kill

was the work of a species far less rare.

263 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. $7.95

*9292071 A SUPERIOR DEATH. By Nevada

Barr. Park ranger Anna Pigeon finds herself

reassigned to Isle Royale National Park on the

North Shore of Lake Superior. Below the frigid

waters lies the Kamloops, a sunken 1927 ship,

the final resting place of its five victims. But

when divers surface with a tale of seeing a sixth

body, Anna investigates. 310 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. $7.95

*9301399 RED STAR FALLING. By Steve Berry & G.

Blackwood. In the waning days of the Cold War, Luke Daniels

embarks on a quest in search of the legendary library of Ivan the

Terrible–the unlikely key to ending a looming threat orbiting two

hundred miles above the earth. 428 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9290710 WINTER WONDERLAND. By

Nora Roberts. Novels. Gabriel’s Angel sees the

titular character taking in a woman during a

snowstorm; the two warm one another’s hearts.

A Will and a Way follows Pandora, set to receive

a $150 million inheritance–if she can

withstand six months in a Catskills mansion

with her co-beneficiary. 469 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290893 TO HEIST AND TO HOLD. By Christina Britton. A

vigilante widow and a casino owner are both trying to bluff their

way to a winning hand–perhaps with one another. 331 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289917 HIGHLAND BRIDE. By Hannah

Howell. As Connor’s wife, Gillyanne is stunned

by his terse, cold distance, and her own

yearning to feel passion in his arms. Bringing

her healing touch to a land ravaged by

treachery, she dares to reach out for the one

thing she fears she may forever be denied: her

husband’s closely-guarded heart. 342 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290699 OUT IN THE COLD. By Steve Urszenyi. Special Agent

Alex Martel is thrown back into a deadly world of deception with a

series of attacks that threaten to incite World War III. 440 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9290842 MAPLE, SPICE AND

EVERYTHING NICE. By Lizzie Shane. A

small-town baker faces off against her

longtime nemesis on a reality TV

competition, and the pair try not to fall for one

another in the process. 338 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291962 THE LOST ONES. By Ace Atkins.

Fresh from ten years as a U.S. Army Ranger, Quinn

Colson finds his hands full as the newly elected

sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi. When two

of the cases he’s investigating collide, Quinn and

his allies are forced to realize that, though they may

be home from the war, they are now in the fight of

their lives. 403 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $9.99 $7.95

*9291989 NO TIME FOR GOODBYE. By

Linwood Barclay. Fourteen-year-old Cynthia

woke one morning to discover her entire

family–mother, father, older brother– had

vanished. No note, no trace, no return. Ever.

Now, twenty-five years later, she’ll learn the

devastating truth. Sometimes it’s better not to

know. 468 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291938 THE FORGOTTEN GIRL. By David

Bell. The past has arrived uninvited at Jason’s door

in the form of his younger sister, Hayden, a former

addict who needs a favor. She asks Jason to take

care of her teenage daughter for 48 hours. But

Hayden never returns. When a body is discovered

in the woods, the mysteries of his sister’s life, and

possible death, deepen. 438 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9292101 A WEEK IN WINTER. By Maeve Binchy. In the

cozy western Irish small town of Stoneybridge, Chicky Starr

decides to renovate a dilapidated mansion and turn it into an

inn. The townspeople think she’s crazy, but with the help of

former bad-boy handyman Rigger and her niece Orla, she

might just make a go of it. 407 pages. Anchor. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9305181 GOLDEN AGE CHRISTMAS

MYSTERIES. Ed. by Otto Penzler. A

selection of Christmas-themed mysteries

from the genre’s Golden Age, including

stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart, John

Dickson Carr, Ellery Queen, and more.

336 pages. American Mystery Classics.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9302336 THE LYCHFORD COLLECTION

1. By Paul Cornell. Brings together the first

three volumes in the delightful Witches of

Lychford cozy fantasy series. Collects Witches

of Lychford, The Lost Child of Lychford, and A

Long Day in Lychford. 276 pages. Tor.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9302506 GEORGE A. ROMERO’S THE

AMUSEMENT PARK. By Jeff Whitehead. The

story of an elderly man hoping to experience

an amusement park one last time to recapture

childhood memories and to relish the rapidly

fleeting remaining moments. Storm King.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9290788 PICKET LINE: The Lost Novella. By Elmore

Leonard. Novella. The never-before-published, prescient story of

a budding agricultural strike in Texas, the racial tension brewing

in the fields, and what happens when brutality from “The Man”

goes unchecked. 106 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

– 47 –

NEW FICTION

*9287817 MURDER AT BLACKWOOD

INN. By Penny Warner. Carissa takes up the

offer to help her two eccentric aunts manage

the inn they inherited from their father, Bram.

The old man dabbled in the occult, and his

daughters haven’t fallen far from the family

tree. But when one of the townspeople dies

from a poison from Aunt Hazel’s garden, the

town is quick to point fingers. 277 pages.

Crooked Lane. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9293434 ILLUSTRATED STORIES

FROM AESOP. By Retold by Susanna

Davidson, illus. by G. Ferri. This new

collection of Aesop’s fables is beautifully

illustrated. Each of these timeless stories

conveys a message about how to behave

towards others. Includes a green silk ribbon

bookmark. Ages 3-5. 272 pages. Usborne.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9301828 THE BLACK PHONE STORIES.

By Joe Hill. Originally published as 20th

Century Ghosts, this is a collection of macabre

short stories, including tales “Pop Art,” “You

Will Hear the Locust Sing,” “The Black

Phone,” “The Cape,” and “My Father’s Mask,”

among others. 316 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9298045 SNOW KISSED. By RaeAnne

Thayne. Christmas has always been single

mom Holly Goodwin Moore’s favorite time of

year–but she’s not feeling it this year. The

wedding in her ex’s family is almost here, her

daughter, Lydia, is bursting at the seams to be

a flower girl...and Holly couldn’t be dreading it

more. 311 pages. Canary Street. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9302328 I’LL BE WAITING. By Kelley

Armstrong. A spellbinding tale of supernatural

horror involving a haunted house, seances, lost

loved ones, and a sinister spirit out for blood.

341 pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9301674 THE RETURN OF MORIARTY.

By Jack Anderson. After Professor Moriarty

survives Reichenbach Falls and Sherlock

Holmes dies, he finds himself caught up in a

locked-room mystery Holmes couldn’t solve.

This time, it’s up to Moriarty to crack the

mystery. 346 pages. Crooked Lane.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9301666 THE RESTLESS WAVE. By James Stavridis. A

riveting tale that charts the coming-of-age of a gifted but immature

young naval officer as he is tested in the crucible of World War II in the

Pacific. 380 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9292179 CAPTURE OR KILL. By V. Flynn &

D. Bentley. Preventing a looming war in the

Middle East while delivering justice for the

nearly 3,000 Americans killed on 9/11 would be

a big ask for anyone, but Mitch Rapp isn’t just

anyone. 531 pages. Pocket. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9288473 THE LAST MILE. By Kat Martin. A

woman in search of her family’s truth is paired

with a hard-hitting professional treasure hunter.

As an unknown assailant stalks them across the

treacherous Superstition Mountains in Arizona,

they race to follow their map’s directions to a

hidden trove of gold, but will they survive the

danger? 310 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306315 MURDER ON THE PAGE. By Daryl Wood Gerber. A

caterer who crafts literary-themed dinner parties must ensure that a

killer gets their just desserts. 324 pages. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306285 MURDER IN A CUP. By Lauren Elliott. Intuitive

gemologist Shay Myers has been living her most authentic life since

moving home to California’s scenic Monterey Peninsula. However,

not even her heightened senses can predict how to run a business–or

catch a killer. 295 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306218 MISS MORTON AND THE

SPIRITS OF THE UNDERWORLD. By

Catherine Lloyd. Lady Caroline tries to

discern whether a spiritualist’s powers are

real when a much darker mystery presents

itself: Madam Lavinia is found lifeless in her

chair, a half-empty glass of port at her elbow.

In her desk is a note addressed to Caroline,

entreating her to find her murderer. 291

pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

930620X MISS MORTON AND THE

DEADLY INHERITANCE. By Catherine Lloyd.

Social standing is everything in Regency

England–and no one knows better than Miss

Caroline Morton, a lady’s companion from a

disgraced line. But when she has a chance to

claim what’s rightfully hers, the one obstacle in

her way is a dangerous murder mystery.

263 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306269 MURDER AT KING’S

CROSSING. By Andrea Penrose. When the

murder of a scientific genius on the verge of a

momentous discovery upsets the wedding of

their dear friends, Wrexford and Charlotte

must risk all they hold dear to deconstruct a

sinister conspiracy. 361 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299300 NONE OF THIS IS TRUE. By Lisa

Jewell. When successful podcaster Alix meets

the enigmatic Josie, she thinks she’s found the

perfect interview subject. But Josie’s

unexpected disappearance reveals terrifying

truths that threaten to make Alix the subject of

her own true crime story. 370 pages. Atria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295143 DADDY’S LITTLE GIRL. By Mary

Higgins Clark. A chilling story of murder that

reaches the heights of suspense while

exploring the depths of the criminal mind as

one woman searches for the killer of her

sister–and one man tries to prove his

innocence. 280 pages. S&S. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306595 WHALEFALL. By Daniel Kraus. Jay

is set to find his father’s remains in the Pacific

Ocean. The dive is going well enough, until the

appearance of a giant squid, and the arrival of a

sperm whale looking to feed. Suddenly, Jay is

drawn into the whale’s mouth, where he is

pulled into the first of its four stomachs with

only an hour of oxygen left. 325 pages. MTV.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303812 A STRANGER IN TOWN. By

Kelley Armstrong. Detective Casey Duncan

has noticed fewer and fewer residents coming

into Rocketown. An injured hiker stumbles in

from the woods and is now fighting for her life.

Because the woman is unconscious, Casey

and Eric have no leads. They also have no idea

where the threat is coming from. 356 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9300082 KISS ME FOREVER. By M.J.

O’Shea. Professor Avery Cook has spent his

career researching the mysterious side of New

Orleans. Superstitions, legends, and

lore–Avery has an academic explanation for all

of them. Until one night, when he walks into a

bar, meets Tyson, and his life changes.

189 pages. Dreamspinner. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*929208X A TAP ON THE WINDOW. By

Linwood Barclay. As private investigator Cal is

driving home one night, a rain-drenched girl taps

on his car window and asks for a ride. He knows a

grown man picking up a teenage hitchhiker is

foolish–but he lets her in. Cal soon senses that

something is not right with the girl or the situation,

but it’s too late. He’s already involved. 499 pages.

Signet. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9300570 THE GIRL IN THE VAULT. By Michael Ledwidge.

Faye has scored one of the most highly coveted internships in

all of Wall Street–but just as she awaits her offer and her

signing bonus, a treacherous betrayal arrives to shatter

Faye’s plans and her young life. 365 pages. Hanover Square.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9306528 TALULAH’S BACK IN TOWN. By

Brenda Novak. Fourteen years after leaving her

fiance at the altar, Talulah returns to her

hometown of Coyote Canyon, Montana, to

settle her great-aunt’s estate. Her “runaway

bride” reputation is waiting right where she left

it, and her ex’s best friend, Brant, isn’t about to

let her slip by unnoticed. 332 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296603 MY DARLING GIRL. By Jennifer McMahon. A

woman takes in her dying, alcoholic mother, and soon begins to

suspect demonic possession is haunting her family. 308 pages.

Scout. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9300139 TEACHING BEN. By Shae Connor. On

his first day of college, Ben meets David, who’s

just the kind of gorgeous man he’s dreamed of. Too

bad he’s the teaching assistant, which makes him

off-limits. As the semester progresses and their

lives become more entwined, keeping their

relationship platonic becomes more difficult.

207 pages. Dreamspinner. Paperbound. Pub. at

$9.99 $4.95

*9287574 MISS WINTER IN THE LIBRARY

WITH A KNIFE. By Martin Edwards. You are

cordially invited to an all-expenses-paid

Christmas holiday at Midwinter to play a murder

mystery game. Joining you are six

down-on-their-luck people with links to the world

of crime writing. Curiously, the contestants also

share a lack of any next of kin who might notice or

care if they disappear. The game’s afoot! 409

pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9302522 IN THE SHADOW OF KING’S.

By Nora Kelly. Alistair Greenwood hosts a

luncheon at his 17th Century home. Its

perfection is marred by the incompatibility

of the guests and the arrogance of the host.

Gillian Adams, an American scholar, finds it

distasteful, but she’s truly appalled when the

eminent Greenwood is gunned down the next

day. 231 pages. Galileo Publishers.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9289968 OUTLAW LAKE. By Maisey

Yates. Carson Wilder and Perry Bramble have

been best friends forever, starting with their

painful childhoods. As far as romance, Carson

always knew he wasn’t good enough for

her–and by the time they were grown, their

bond was too important to risk messing up.

277 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.95 $13.95

*9301526 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF

BENJAMIN SISKO: The Life of Starfleet’s

Legendary Captain and Emissary. Ed. by

Derek Tyler Attico. Sisko tells the story of his

career in Starfleet, and his life as a father and

Bajor’s Emissary to the Prophets. Chart his rise

through the ranks, his pioneering work designing

the Defiant class, his critical role as ambassador

and leader during the Dominion War, and

beyond. 505 pages. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

929631X HONEY DROP DEAD. By Laura

Childs. The murder of a political bigwig at a

Honeybee Tea sends Theodosia Browning

buzzing for answers. Between hosting two

teas, she questions everyone who had a bone

to pick with Claxton, including an angry

outsider artist, his political opponent, and his

soon-to-be ex-wife. 310 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9294171 6:40 TO MONTREAL. By Eva

Jurczyk. Agatha is gifted a train ticket to

Montreal by her husband in the hopes it will

give her quiet time to start writing her next

book. But when the train gets stuck in a

blizzard, someone dies, and hidden

motives are exposed, chaos ensues.

332 pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9289909 EPILOGUE TO A CHRISTMAS

MURDER. By Lauren Elliott. On the night Addie

donates a special book to a museum, someone

posing as one of Santa’s Little Helpers swipes

it–and the rest of the charity gifts given by other

patrons. As if the theft wasn’t bad enough, a

body is found on the rocks outside the

lighthouse. 360 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

– 48 –

NEW FICTION

*9291911 FIRESTORM. By Nevada Barr. A

raging forest fire in Lassen Volcanic National

Park traps exhausted firefighters, including

Ranger Anna Pigeon. After the flames subside,

Anna discovers two members of their group

have been brutally killed. As a relentless winter

storm descends, Anna must unravel the

mystery of a murderer in their midst.

310 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. $6.95

929998X THE SECRET OF THE LOST

PEARLS. By Darcie Wilde. Known as a

“most useful woman,” Rosalind helps

society ladies in need. Bethany Hodgeson

has a delicate predicament. A valuable pearl

necklace has gone missing, and Bethany’s

husband suspects her sister is the thief.

Rosalind soon realizes the family harbors

even more secrets and scandals–including

murder. 396 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

*9302298 DARK FRONTIER. By Matthew Harffy. 1890s

Oregon: An English soldier turned policeman escapes to the

American West for a new future, but life on the frontier proves far

harder than he ever imagined. 454 pages. Head of Zeus.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*9292284 THE ONLY GOOD INDIANS. By

Stephen Graham Jones. Follows the lives of four

American Indian men and their families, all haunted

by a disturbing, deadly event that took place in their

youth. Years later, they are tracked by an entity bent

on revenge, totally helpless as the culture and

traditions they left behind catch up to them in a

violent and vengeful way. 371 pages. Saga Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9288724 THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF

EVELYN HUGO. By Taylor Jenkins Reid. A

legendary film actress reflects on her

relentless rise to the top and the risks she

took, the loves she lost, and the long-held

secrets the public could never imagine.

Sprayed edges. 389 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9294007 CRISIS AT PROXIMA. By T.S.

Taylor & L. Johnson. Time is running out for the

inhabitants of Proxima Centauri, as unsettling

discoveries there and at Luyten’s star now

threaten both Proxima and Earth. 408 pages.

Baen. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289925 THE LITTLE LOST LIBRARY. By

Ellery Adams. When elderly Lucille arranges for

Nora to deliver an order of books to her

mansion on the outskirts of town, Nora doesn’t

expect to be invited in. Agoraphobic, Lucille

doesn’t leave Wynter House, but when she

doesn’t come to the door to collect her books,

Nora worries. 310 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9287566 A LITTLE CHRISTMAS MATCHMAKING. By

Carolyn Brown. Leather craftsman Hank and his granddaughter

Willa Rose are on board to work at Tripp’s busy leather shop. But

Willa Rose’s distracting presence leads Tripp to pray that

great-aunt Bernie won’t turn her match-matching eyes his way.

No such luck. Now there’s mistletoe in every doorway. Tripp’s

heart doesn’t stand a chance. 341 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301550 THE DESCENT. By Christian

Francis. After a tragic accident, six friends

reunite for a caving expedition. Their

adventure soon goes horribly wrong when a

collapse traps them deep underground, and

they find themselves pursued by bloodthirsty

creatures. 221 pages. Titan. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

9290990 SWEET DREAMS, MICKEY. By

Nancy Parent, illus. by Tomato Farm. Come

along with Mickey and his friends as they

look for the perfect place to stargaze, have a

slumber party with a giant sleeping fort, and

learn that naptime is the best chore in three

fun-filled stories perfect for reading at

bedtime. Ages 3 & up. Fully illus. in color.

69 pages. Studio Fun. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

*9293450 MURDER MOST HAUNTED.

By Emma Mason. An unforgettable heroine is

faced with an unbelievable crime in this

snarky, charming locked-room mystery that

asks: Would you rather be snowed-in with a

ghost, or a murderer? 305 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294147 THE RING LEGENDS OF TOLKIEN. By David

Day. The most popular legends about the Rings of Power are

discussed in detail in this deluxe compendium that will hold a

special place on your bookshelf. Sprayed edges. 255 pages.

Thunder Bay. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9291512 THE MIDNIGHT BOOKSHOP.

By Amanda James. Strangers Jo, Adelaide,

and Kye are the least likely people to find

themselves across the threshold of a

bookshop. But as their midnight book club

shows them that a single book can change

everything, all three realize that their own

stories can be rewritten. 356 pages. One More

Chapter. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9289496 THE HIDDEN RIVER. By Mark

Thielman. When Hezekiah Freeman is found

drowned in the shallow waters of Everglades

National Park, Special Agent Alison Nance

and Clarence Johnson are tasked with

uncovering the truth behind his death. What

seems like a tragic accident reveals itself to

be part of a larger, more intricate

conspiracy. 290 pages. Severn River.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294066 THE GIFT. By Richard Paul Evans. A snowstorm and a

chance meeting reveal a Christmas miracle that transforms Nathan

Hurst through faith, hope, and the magic of the season. 335 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9293922 TO DIE FOR. By David Baldacci.

When Dwayne and Alice are killed, the police

report states that it was a drug overdose. Why

is their daughter, who was there, claiming

that’s not the truth? Betsy doesn’t trust the

police, but when she finds herself in the FBI’s

custody after her parents’ deaths, she has to be

careful. 436 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290176 THE SECOND STORY

BOOKSHOP. By Denise Hunter. When Shelby’s

Gram leaves half ownership of her bookstore to

Gray Briggs, the man who broke Shelby’s heart,

the adversaries are forced to work together. Soon,

Gram’s beyond-the-grave scheme is working,

and Shelby’s old feelings for Gray begin to

resurface. Will they find a way to make it work this

time around? 306 pages. Thomas Nelson.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9297677 EC EPITAPHS FROM THE

ABYSS, VOLUME 2. By Matt Kindt et al.

Prepare yourselves for all-new stories of

fatalistic spectacle with wanton disregard for

moral standards or public decency by masters

of splatter de spectacular! Oni Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290230 EVERYONE A STRANGER. By

Kevin O’Brien. 1943. After losing her husband

in the war, Virginia moves to an apartment

complex in Seattle for a fresh start. She soon

learns of stormy affairs, mysterious visitors,

whispers, and rumors among her neighbors

who soon begin dying in an escalating series

of “accidents.” No one is who they seem to be,

and no one can be trusted. 407 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9294112 MOVING TARGET. By J.A. Jance. Follows Ali

Reynolds as she unearths a cold case that puts her in the

crosshairs of a deadly arsonist. 350 pages. Gallery.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

929581X H.P. LOVECRAFT ESSENTIAL

TALES. A shadow stirs beneath the surface

of reality–ancient, unknowable, and waiting.

These sixteen haunting tales unravel the

fragile limits of sanity, drawing readers into a

realm where cosmic dread reigns and the

stars whisper secrets best left buried.

613 pages. Page Publications. Pub.

at $29.99 $9.95

9295453 STAR WARS: Scoundrels,

Rebels and the Empire. By Jody Houser et

al. Celebrate the Return of the Jedi era for

the 40th anniversary of the film. Collects

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Jabba’s

Palace #1; Ewoks #1; Lando #1; The

Empire #1; The Rebellion #1; and

Smugglers #1, all from 2023. Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9306803 DOUBLE GRUDGE DONUTS. By

Ginger Bolton. The countdown is on as Deputy

Donut Cafe owner Emily Westhill gets ready for

married life. But before she takes the plunge,

she’ll need to poke a hole in a deadly

criminal’s plans. 380 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9306463 SHEAR TERROR. By Dorothy

Howell. In small-town Hideaway Grove,

California, newcomer Abbey Chandler’s

sewing prowess is inspiring her

entrepreneurial spirit–but stumbling upon

a murder might kill more than her

enthusiasm. 248 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299653 A VERY WOODSY MURDER. By

Ellen Byron. New motel owner Dee Stern has

checked out of the familiar comforts in Studio

City and checked in to the quaint village of

Foundgold. Running a rustic getaway in the

woods sure beats LA traffic–until murder ruins

the peace and quiet. 277 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306714 COME SHELL OR HIGH WATER. By Molly

MacRae. A story set on a beautiful barrier island off the coast

of North Carolina, featuring a widowed folklorist, a seashell

shop, and the ghost of an 18th Century pirate. 295 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9303359 THE CAREFUL USE OF

COMPLIMENTS. By Alexander McCall Smith.

When Isabel recognizes that two paintings

attributed to a deceased artist have appeared on

the market simultaneously, she suspects they’re

forgeries. As Isabel investigates, she soon finds

herself diverted from her musings about

parenthood, marriage, and her career and onto a

path of inquiry into the soul of an artist.

247 pages. Anchor. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.00 $5.95

930701X GHOST STATION. By S.A.

Barnes. Psychologist Dr. Ophelia Bray and

her crew must try to survive on an ancient,

abandoned planet. 377 pages. Nightfire.

Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930049X THE FEARLESS ONE. By Lori

Foster. Jedidiah Stephens came to the Colorado

Rockies for one reason: to uncover the truth

behind the fire that killed her family. She’s been

chasing down clues, and everything has led her

to an isolated campground. Getting involved

with her boss, Memphis Osborn, is definitely

not part of the plan. 329 pages. Canary Street.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300856 FROZEN: Disney Storytime

Collection. After Queen Elsa accidentally

curses the Kingdom of Arendelle to an

eternal winter, she retreats to an icy castle in

the mountains. With help from Kristoff, his

reindeer Sven, and a talking snowman called

Olaf, can Princess Anna save Elsa from a

lifetime of loneliness and Arendelle from its

icy future? Ages 5-10. Fully illus. in color.

Autumn Publishing. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9300090 LOLTH’S WARRIOR. By R.A. Salvatore. Drizzt

Do’Urden is coming to understand his role as a friend, a father,

and a man caught between the darkness and the light.

420 pages. Harper. Pub. at $32.00 $5.95

9293078 THE SISTER EFFECT. By Susan Mallery. Brings listeners

on an emotional, witty, and heartfelt journey that explores the nuances

of a broken family’s complex emotions as they strive to become whole

in this uplifting story of human frailty and resilience. 404 pages.

Canary. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

– 49 –

NEW FICTION

9299319 NOT WHO WE EXPECTED. By

Lisa Black. Forensic experts Ellie Carr and

Rachael Davies are pulled into solving a

deadly mystery unfolding in the shadow of a

celebrated rock star. 340 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9294686 THE DEEPEST KILL. By Lisa Black. Forensic experts

Ellie Carr and Rachael Davies are called to a billionaire’s private

compound on Florida’s Gulf Coast to investigate a tragic death

amid a dangerous storm of power, deception, and conspiracy.

314 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

930097X THE ADVENTURES OF

TINTIN: The Blue Lotus. By Herge. A

sequel to Cigars of the Pharaoh, Tintin

follows a mysterious lead to China on the

trail of a smuggling ring. Will Tintin find the

criminal mastermind? 126 pages.

Casterman. 9x12¼. Pub. at $24.95 $5.95

9303448 I GET THE FEELING THAT

NOBUKINI-SAN LIKES ME, VOLUME 2. By

Kosuke Yasuda. Sasaki-kun and Nobukuni-san

sit next to each other in class, and though they

clearly like each other, neither can say it out

loud. Thankfully, love guru Meeko-sama is there

to give Nobukuni-san all the advice she could

ever need. From staring into his eyes to inviting

some sneaky physical contact. In B&W. Seven

Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

9299459 REBECCA. By Shannon McNear.

When strange men from across the eastern

waters appear near her home, Mato’aka

regards them at first as a mere curiosity.

Soon, she finds herself torn between

fascination for one of their leaders and the

opinions and ways of her people–then

becomes a pawn in their delicate and

dangerous game of politics. 316 pages.

Barbour. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300686 BRITANNIA. By Simon Scarrow.

Roman Britain, AD 52. November. The western

tribes, fired up by the Druids, prepare to make

a stand. But can they match the discipline and

courage of the legionaries? Centurion Macro

remains behind in charge of the fort as Prefect

Cato leads an invasion deep into the hills.

461 pages. Headline. Paperbound. $5.95

9306765 DEATH TAKES THE LEAD. By

Rosemary Simpson. When a series of

mysterious deaths plagues a new Scottish

play, heiress and lawyer Prudence

MacKenzie and her partner, ex-Pinkerton

Geoffrey Hunter, are called in to perform an

investigation at one of Broadway’s most

stunning theatres. 326 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306242 MURDER WEARS A HIDDEN

FACE. By Rosemary Simpson. A diplomat’s

murder draws heiress-turned-lawyer

Prudence MacKenzie and former Pinkerton

Geoffrey Hunter away from the opulent

mansions of Gilded Age New York’s high

society and into the dark heart of

Chinatown. 328 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306455 SECRETS OF A SCOTTISH ISLE. By Erica Ruth

Neubauer. Spirited American Jane Wunderly must

investigate a secret society on an isolated isle off the western

coast of Scotland, where esoteric rituals blur the line between

what’s real, what’s illusion, and what’s deadly. 266 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9307036 GUIDE ME HOME. By Attica

Locke. Detective Darren Mathews is pulled out

of an early retirement to investigate the case of

a missing Black college student from an

all-White sorority–and soon finds a town that

will stop at nothing to keep its secrets hidden.

310 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306587 WATCH YOUR BACK. By Terri Parlato. Amid the

depths of a bleak Boston winter, a recently married couple find

their lives and their relationship unraveling after a series of

deadly accidents. 311 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299599 STOPPING BY WOODS ON

A SNOWY EVENING. By Robert Frost,

illus. by S. Jeffers. Award-winning

illustrator Susan Jeffers brings the wintry

woods to life in this edition of Frost’s

well-known poem. Features a beautiful

vellum jacket with raised lettering, which

will attract new and old fans as it evokes a

frost-covered windowpane. Ages 4 & up.

32 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9300813 THE EXES’ REVENGE. By Jo

Jakeman. Imogen’s marriage to Phillip was

never easy, and now that they’re getting a

divorce, he’s determined to make it as

difficult as possible. But Imogen never

expected that Phillip’s first wife and his new

girlfriend would become involved, or that

they both had their own reasons to help her.

342 pages. Berkley. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

9294880 THE JIGSAW MAN. By Nadine

Matheson. A serial killer and his copycat are

locked in a violent game of cat and mouse. Can

Detective Inspector Anjelica Henley stop them

before it’s too late? Or will she become the next

victim? 512 pages. Hanover Square.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9299327 ON SECOND THOUGHT. By

Kristan Higgins. Despite the murky family

dynamic that’s always separated them,

Ainsley’s and Kate’s heartaches bind their

summer together when they come to terms

with the inevitable imperfection of

relationships and family–and the possibility

of one day finding love again. 470 pages.

HQN. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306668 THE BOOK CLUB HOTEL. By

Sarah Morgan. When Erica, Claudia, and

Anna–lifelong friends who seem to have it

all–check in for a girlfriends’ book club

holiday, it changes everything. Inn owner

Hattie can see they’re also packing some

major emotional baggage, and nothing

prepares her for how deeply her own story is

about to become entwined in theirs.

368 pages. Canary Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9299408 THE PRISONER’S WIFE. By

Maggie Brookes. Secretly married, Izzy and

prisoner of war Bill are on the run. With Izzy

dressed as a man, the couple evade capture

until they are cornered by Nazi soldiers.

Assumed to be escaped British soldiers, they

are transported to a P.O.W. camp where they

face appalling living conditions and the

constant fear of Izzy’s exposure. 382 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9306153 THE LITTLE LOST LIBRARY. By

Ellery Adams. An elderly Miracle Springs

resident, Lucille Wynter, arranges for Nora to

deliver an order of books to her mansion on

the outskirts of town; an agoraphobe, Lucille

doesn’t leave Wynter House. But when Lucille

doesn’t come to the door to collect her books,

Nora begins to worry. 310 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294937 THE LAST SHADOW. By Orson

Scott Card. The long-awaited conclusion to

both the original Ender and the Ender’s

Shadow series. The children of Ender and

Bean solve the great problem of the Ender

Universe–the deadly virus they call

descolada, which is incurable and will kill all

of humanity if it is allowed to escape.

315 pages. Tor. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

*9301631 O. HENRY FOR THE

HOLIDAYS: Seven Classic Thanksgiving

and Christmas Stories. Always witty, often

outrageously funny, and filled with O. Henry’s

famous plot twists, these stories take readers

from New Mexico and Texas, through New

Orleans, and to New York City to find the

holiday spirit all across America. 118 pages.

Library of America. Pub. at $15.00 $11.95

*9301925 WHO KILLED FATHER

CHRISTMAS? And Other Seasonal

Mysteries. Ed. by Martin Edwards. The murder

of Father Christmas at one of London’s great toy

shops is just one of many yuletide disasters in

this new collection of stories from the Golden

Age of crime writing and beyond. Masters of the

genre, such as Patricia Moyes and John Dickson

Carr, present perfectly packaged short pieces.

270 pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*9293361 DARK TRAIL TO DODGE. By

Cotton Smith. Tyrel Bannon knows more about

a plow than longhorn cattle, but the green farm

boy is determined to become a Triple C rider

on the long, hard drive from Texas to Dodge.

But this is a trail that only the brave, smart, and

lucky can survive. 199 pages. Brilliance.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9302573 MY NEW DEVIL WIFE, V1. By

Shiryu. Mercenary adventurer Theo Aspel is

tragically weak, leaving him no choice but to

repeatedly join various parties, only to get kicked

out. To get stronger, he succeeds at summoning

a demon that will grant him a wish. But the

minute he sees her, his wish to get stronger flies

straight out the window. In B&W. 170 pages. One

Peace Books. Paperbound. $11.95

*9290273 STAR TREK: Voyager

Omnibus. By Dave Baker. Join Captain

Janeway and the Voyager crew in four tales of

adventure and intrigue. Collects Seven’s

Reckoning #1-4; Mirrors and Smoke One

Shot; Star Trek: Waypoint #3 as “The Wildman

Manuever”; and Star Trek: Waypoint Special

2019 as “The Swift Spoke.” 144 pages. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*929337X MILMORRA HOUSE. By

Renate Chapman. After hearing a familiar,

ghostly voice, Genevieve no longer felt safe in

her own bedroom. After a series of weird

mishaps, it was clear someone wanted her out

of Milmorra House–or even dead. But why?

Would she survive to find out? 182 pages.

47North. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9293388 RED. By Jack Ketchum. Three

boys shot and killed an old man’s dog; no

reason, just plain meanness. But the dog was

the best thing in the old man’s world, and he

wasn’t about to let it pass. He wanted justice,

and he’d make sure the kids paid for what they

did, even if it cost him his life. 250 pages.

47North. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9296743 CHARLOTTE ILLES IS NOT A

TEACHER. By Katie Siegel. Twentysomething

former kid detective Charlotte is back in the

classroom, this time as a substitute teacher. A

fellow teacher is seeking Charlotte’s help in

identifying the person responsible for sending

escalating anonymous threats to her and her

aunt, who is running for reelection to the Board

of Education. 310 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

*9299726 THE TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB. By Tom Ryan. A

murder mystery set in a seaside town filled with pirate lore, family

secrets, grudges, secret societies, and a treasure lost to time.

370 pages. Atlantic Monthly. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*9302581 THE MYSTERY AT ORCHARD

HOUSE. By Joan Coggin. On the eve of World

War II, Lady Lupin Hastings is off for a bit of a rest

cure at a country hotel in Kent. However, no

sooner has she arrived than a series of petty

thefts, and perhaps even an attempted murder,

requires that she assume her other persona: that

of a detective. 231 pages. Galileo Publishers.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9296247 VERSES FOR THE DEAD. By D.

Preston & L. Child. After an overhaul of

leadership at the FBI’s New York Field Office,

Special Agent Pendergast is abruptly forced

to accept an unthinkable condition of

continued employment: he must now work

with a partner. Pendergast and his new

teammate are assigned to solve a rash of

killings in Miami Beach by a bloodthirsty

psychopath. 337 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

– 50 –

NEW FICTION

*9293825 THE CHRISTMAS KEEPSAKE.

By Annie Rains. For Mallory, her grandmother

Nan’s community theater and annual Christmas

play has been a beloved tradition for as long as

she can remember–but this year is different.

With Nan losing her memories to dementia,

Mallory has taken on more than she can handle,

including directing this year’s show. 309 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*929774X THE TWILIGHT BEFORE

CHRISTMAS. By Christine Feehan. After a

burial crypt is uncovered in her run-down

historic house, Kate, a witch, begins to sense

that neither Matt, the handsome contractor, nor

any otherworldly power can help her contain

the evil that has been released. She and her six

sisters must summon all of their supernatural

powers to destroy the sinister force.

223 pages. Gallery. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*9304754 THE HAUNTED TRAIL:

Classic Tales of the Rambling Weird. Ed.

by Weird Walk. We have always traveled on

foot, and our worst fears have often

accompanied us. Whether walking for

pleasure or necessity, the ramblers of these

15 classic stories trip across unseen

boundaries, plotting routes towards the

numinous, the uncanny, and the plain evil.

Includes works by Robert Aickman, M.R. James, and more.

285 pages. British Library. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $13.95

*9304711 EERIE EAST ANGLIA: Fearful

Tales of Field and Fen. Ed. by Edward Parnell.

Welcome to East Anglia, one of the heartlands

of British strange and ghostly fiction, whose

mind-stretching expanses, wide, yawning

skies, and disorienting tidal fens have

bewitched generations of writers. Unearth 17

short tales set in Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk, and

Cambridgeshire from the 1900s to the 2010s.

314 pages. British Library. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $13.95

*9289089 MIDNIGHT AND BLUE. By Ian Rankin. John

Rebus spent his life as a cop putting Edinburgh’s most deadly

criminals behind bars–but after being convicted of a

homicide, he’s joining them instead. 330 pages. Mulholland.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9305556 THE HAUNTING AT MORSLEY

MANOR. By George Morris De’Ath.

World-famous paranormal investigator Eric

Thompson’s career took a nose-dive after a

particularly gruesome case. A mysterious woman

who purchased the supposedly haunted Morsley

Manor hires Eric to perform and host a paranormal

investigation on the premises. Soon, for Eric,

horrors begin to spring from every corner.

286 pages. Rising Action. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9290729 CHILDREN OF FOG ISLAND. By Mariette

Lindstein. After escaping the cult surrounding the

charismatic but cruel Franz Oswald 15 years earlier, she’s

found peace with her husband and their young daughter,

Sofia is living a normal life–but when a hurricane sweeps

through Sweden, it flattens her refuge. 473 pages. HQ.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9307125 IMPLACABLE. By Jack

Campbell. As far from explored space as any

human has ever been, Geary and the Alliance

fleet are on their own, protecting a diplomatic

mission in territory belonging to an alien

species with still-unknown motives.

351 pages. Ace. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9294155 SANTA’S SURPRISE:

Lift-the-Flap. Illus. by Penny Bell. It’s

Christmas and time to prepare for the

fun the holiday brings! Children will

enjoy reading through this sweet

Christmas-themed title, filled with

exciting flaps to peek under. Ages 1-5.

Lake Press. $6.95

9299432 THE QUEENS OF CRIME. By Marie Benedict. A thrilling

story of the five greatest women writers of the Golden Age of

Mystery–Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh, Margery

Allingham, and Baroness Emma Orczy–and their bid to solve a

real-life murder. 310 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9295879 SANCTUARY OF THE

SHADOW. By Aurora Ascher. For humans,

Salizar’s is a place of mystery and wonder.

For Harrow, it’s a place to hide from those

who slaughtered her entire clan. A haven

where she can disguise both her abilities and

who she really is–until he arrives. Yellow

sprayed edges. 405 pages. Red Tower.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9299920 THE CANDY HOUSE. By Jennifer

Egan. Staggeringly brilliant Bix stumbles into

a conversation group, mostly Columbia

professors, one of whom is experimenting

with downloading or “externalizing” memory.

Within a decade, Bix’s new technology will

allow you access to every memory you’ve

ever had, and to share your memories in

exchange for access to the memories of

others. 334 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296921 THE MANOR HOUSE. By Gilly

Macmillan. Lottery winners Tom and Nicole

move into a state-of-the-art Glass Barn on the

grounds of Lancaut Manor. When Tom

tragically dies, Nicole is devastated, but she

is not alone. The young couple who live in the

manor home, and a friend of Tom’s, offer

support. Soon, Nicole becomes a little fish in

a big glass bowl, surrounded by piranhas.

325 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9299335 THE ONLY ONE LEFT. By Riley Sager. A young caregiver

is assigned to work for a woman accused of a Lizzie Borden-like

massacre decades earlier. 382 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9301100 THE MISTRESS AND THE KEY.

By Ben Mezrich. A thriller in which Benjamin

Franklin’s mysterious connection to Paul

Revere and a cabal of powerful alchemists has

been lost to history–until now. 375 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9293396 SHADOW OVER

HAWKHAVEN. By J.H. Rhodes. Hawkhaven.

The very name sent a shiver of foreboding

through Jill Manning, but she had agreed to

spend her vacation there with Stephanie Kimble,

an old acquaintance, and she meant to keep her

word–no matter what unpredictable, terrifying

events would transpire. 185 pages. 47North.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9288775 YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR. By

Carlene O’Connor. Lures readers to a remote

village on Ireland’s southwest coast, where

winding roads open to spectacular views of

rugged cliffs against immense, lonely

beaches–and some fear a mysterious cult

could be connected to the disappearance of a

young pregnant woman. 355 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9296042 IN THE LONELY HOURS. By

Shannon Morgan. A thrilling, melancholy,

modern ghost story with a gothic edge, set in a

majestic Scottish castle where new owners

must confront its tragic and terrifying history.

328 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at

$17.95 $5.95

*9304797 POPPY PLAYS FAIR. By Leigh

Russell. The fair is in town in Ashton Mead, and

everyone joins in the fun, that is, until a young

woman falls from the Ferris wheel and all

fingers point to Emily’s friend, Dana. With her

outsider status, mysterious past, and penchant

for stretching the truth, who else could it be?

Emily and her dog Poppy investigate. 239

pages. Crime & Mystery Club. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9290850 ONLY MURDERS IN THE

ABBEY. By Beth Cowan-Erskine. Loch Down

Abbey is full of guests for a Highland Ball;

housekeeper Mrs. MacBain thinks her biggest

challenge will be finding rooms for everyone

and keeping the peace at cocktail hour–until

the morning after the ball, when a guest is

discovered inside the Abbey’s library, as dead

as a doornail. 428 pages. Hodder.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*9302379 THE SAINT-FIACRE AFFAIR. By Georges

Simenon. An evocative tale that unearths the inspector’s

past: Maigret finds an anonymous note predicting a crime in

his hometown. 168 pages. Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at

$17.00 $12.95

*9302387 THE SHADOW PUPPET. By

Georges Simenon. On the dimly lit Place des

Vosges, the lights of the apartments across

the courtyard flicker, and Maigret sees

shadowy figures at the windows. Behind one

is a dead man and an empty safe. 164 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

*9291636 CIRCUS MAXIMUS. By A.D.

O’Neill. A tale of vicious rivalry, corruption, and

power in the greatest sporting arena in

history–the Circus Maximus–that will

ultimately decide the fate of the Roman Empire

itself. 374 pages. Black & White. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9298061 THE DENTIST. By Tim Sullivan.

When the body of an elderly homeless man is

discovered on the edge of Clifton Downs,

George Cross insists on scrutinizing the

smallest details–even after his fellow officers

dismiss the murder as an act of random

violence–determined to arrest the murderer

who has roamed free. 353 pages. Atlantic

Monthly. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

*9299858 SHADOW OF VICTORY. By

David Weber. Even the best laid plans can

have unintended consequences, and one of

those consequences in this case may just be a

new dawn of freedom for oppressed star

nations everywhere. 696 pages. Baen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $12.95

*9299831 PERDITION’S STORM. By

Brian Trent. When the H7D3 virus came to Italy,

Silvio worked to forget his past. Fighting to

protect his loved ones from the zombie hordes,

he organized the survivors, raised them from

the ashes, and gave them hope. Now, a new

enemy has arisen, worse than the zombies, and

bent on conquering the planet. 285 pages.

Baen. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $12.95

*9299777 THE GANYMEDAN. By R.T. Ester. A dark

science fiction tale, examining agency and sacrifice through

one man’s desperate attempt to reach home after he murders

his tyrannical employer. 413 pages. Solaris. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301836 TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE

SPY. By Len Deighton. When an unnamed

British agent is sent to take custody of a

defecting Russian scientist, his mission takes

him to the Arab world and the Sahara desert as

he is consistently foiled by a U.S. Secret

Service high-up. Loyalty is tested and never

certain, as it becomes unclear who is chasing

whom. 230 pages. Atlantic Crime.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

930116X TODAY TONIGHT FOREVER. By Madeline Kay Sneed.

One wedding weekend means one dramatic reunion for two families

in this bighearted, ensemble cast tale about love and forgiveness.

293 pages. Graydon House. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9288732 SUMMER ROMANCE. By Annabel

Monaghan. The romantic and hilarious story of

a professional organizer whose life is a mess,

and the summer she gets unstuck with the help

of someone unexpected from her past.

355 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $19.00 $5.95

*9292276 THE MAN WHO SHOT

LUCKY LUKE. By Matthieu Bonhomme.

The Lonesome Cowboy is not having a good

day. Out of tobacco, arriving at night and

under pouring rain in the small mining

settlement of Froggy Town, he soon finds

himself in conflict with two of the Bone

brothers, somewhat infamous local figures.

Ages 12 & up. 62 pages. Cinebook.

8½x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

– 51 –

NEW FICTION

929242X THE EVOLUTION OF ANNABEL CRAIG. By Lisa

Grunwald. A young southern woman sets out on a journey of

self-discovery as the infamous 1925 Scopes trial tests her faith

and her marriage. 306 pages. Random. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9295569 WHAT IF? Dark. By Walter

Simonson et al. A new series of stories in the

classic Marvel What If? tradition, with a darker

twist! Collects What If? Dark: Loki #1, What If?

Dark: Spider-Gwen #1, What If? Dark: Venom

#1, What If? Dark: Moon Knight #1, What If?

Dark: Carnage #1, and What If? Dark: Tomb of

Dracula #1, all from 2023. Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

9291040 GOODNIGHT, LITTLE

LLAMA. By Amanda Wood, illus. by B.

Winnel et al. Meet Little Llama, who is

about to make a very special friend: a

lively chinchilla. But Llama and

Chinchilla are nothing alike. Will they

be able to set aside their differences

and be friends? Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in

color. Magic Cat. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9291059 GOODNIGHT, LITTLE

PENGUIN. By Amanda Wood, illus.

by B. Winnel et al. Meet Little Penguin

on his first day of nursery. He doesn’t

like the idea of leaving his mommy

and daddy–not one bit! But after a day

with the other baby penguins, he

realizes that maybe friends can be fun

after all. Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in color.

Magic Cat. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9295526 TO CHALLENGE HEAVEN. By D.

Weber & C. Kennedy. Earth has come a long way

in the 40 years since the Shongairi attacked.

Humans took the technology they left behind and

built themselves into a starfaring civilization–but

it also transpires that the Shongairi expedition

which nearly destroyed the planet wasn’t an

official one. 305 pages. Tor. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9295690 THE BUREAU OF

MISPLACED DADS. By Eric Veille, illus.

by P. Martin. When a little boy realizes, “I

accidentally misplaced my dad this

morning,” he runs outside to look for him.

There, he meets a man who tells the boy

he works at the Bureau of Misplaced

Dads. Ages 4-7. Fully illus. in color. Kids

Can. 8¼x9¾. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9304924 DISNEY POP-UP 4 BOOK SET. By

R. Beck & K. Broderick. Read stories about

Mickey & Friends and the 101 Dalmatians!

Count to 10 with Simba from The Lion King! And

practice the alphabet with Woody and Buzz from

Toy Story! Each story in the set includes an

exciting pop-up scene. Packaged in a handy

carry-case. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in color.

Phoenix. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294708 DEMONS OF GOOD AND EVIL.

By Kim Harrison. Rachel Morgan, witch-born

demon, suspected that protecting the

paranormal citizens of Cincinnati as the

demon subrosa would be trouble–but it’s

rapidly becoming way more trouble than even

she could have imagined. 438 pages. Ace.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306498 A SLASH OF EMERALD. By

Patrice McDonough. In a Victorian-set

mystery series brimming with authentic

atmosphere, Doctor Julia Lewis, Scotland

Yard’s first female medical examiner, and

her partner, Detective Inspector Richard

Tennant, investigate a string of murders in

the art world. 318 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306277 MURDER BY LAMPLIGHT. By

Patrice McDonough. As a deadly cholera

pandemic burns its way through Victorian

London in the winter of 1866, a trailblazing

female physician and a skeptical Scotland

Yard detective reluctantly team up to stop a

sadistic killer. 308 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306749 THE DEADING. By Nicholas

Belardes. In a small fishing town known for

its aging birding community and the local

oyster farm, a hidden evil emerges from the

depths of the ocean. It begins with sea snails

washing ashore, attacking whatever they

cling to. This infection starts transforming

the wildlife, the seascapes, and the people.

280 pages. Erewhon. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299955 THE HUNGRY BONES. By Sara E.

Johnson. When a human skeleton is exhumed in a

former gold rush town in New Zealand, it is believed

to be that of a Chinese gold miner. Forensic

scientist Alexa Glock is called in to examine the

teeth, but she didn’t expect to discover a hole in the

skull. When a similar skeleton is unearthed nearby,

Alexa opens a cold case. 343 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9306110 A KILLING COLD. By Kate Alice Marshall. A woman

invited to her wealthy fiance’s family retreat realizes they are

hiding a terrible secret–and that she’s been there before.

289 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9301151 SOME CHOOSE DARKNESS. By

Charlie Donlea. Forensic reconstructionist

Rory Moore sheds light on cold-case

homicides by piecing together crime scene

details others fail to see. Cleaning out her late

father’s law office after his burial, she receives

a call that plunges her into a decades-old

case. 357 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9294961 THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF BOOK LOVERS. By Nina

George. A young woman with the extraordinary power to bring

soulmates together searches for her own true love. 249 pages.

Ballantine. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299971 RESORTING TO ROMANCE. By

Jennifer Shirk. When Loni discovers her family’s

quaint North Carolina resort is up for sale, she will

serve up a taste of Southern hospitality that an

interested developer will never forget. Ian hasn’t

experienced “Southern hospitality” firsthand, but

he’s pretty sure this is not it–but Loni is one

adversary Ian can’t resist. 361 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299580 STEVE ROGERS: Super-Soldier–

The Complete Collection. By Ed Brubaker. Long

ago, the serum that transformed Steve Rogers into

a Super-Soldier was lost, seemingly forever. But

now, its creator’s grandson has rediscovered the

formula and plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

Can the former Captain America prevent the

serum from changing hands before it’s too late?

Collects Steve Rogers: Super-Soldier #1-4 and

Annual #1, Uncanny X-Men Annual (2006) #3 and Namor: The First

Mutant Annual #1. Marvel. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9299963 THE PERFECT HOME. By Daniel

Kenitz. When Dawn discovers her husband’s

horrifying plot to manufacture a tragedy on

their home renovation reality TV show to

skyrocket their celebrity status, she takes their

infant twins and flees. Soon, Wyatt appears on

national TV to turn the public against her. Now,

Dawn must beat this beloved all-American

celebrity at his own game. 312 pages.

Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

929693X MESSAGE FROM A MISTRESS. By Niobia Bryant.

Through good times and bad, friends Jaime, Renee, Aria, and

Jessa have shared just about everything. But all hell breaks loose

when Jessa texts them a shocking revelation; she’s been sharing

her bed with one of their husbands. Worse, she refuses to name

which husband, and all three wives believe they have reason to

worry. 310 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9301046 BLACKBERRY BURIAL. By Sharon

Farrow. Between a booming art scene and

elaborate Independence Day festivities, July in

lakeshore Oriole Point, Michigan is always a

blast–especially when an explosive murder

case crashes the fun. As the 4th of July heats

up, Marlee Jacob must rush to catch an elusive

murderer. 311 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294635 A COWBOY TO TRUST. By L. McKenna & M. Senate.

Novels. In The Cougar by Lindsay McKenna, years of strife between

their families make Rachel the one woman rancher Jim can’t have. In

The Most Eligible Cowboy by Melissa Senate, after an unexpected

fling with his ex-girlfriend Cassidy, Brandon finds out she is

pregnant–then proposes to her. 459 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9300384 A COWBOY FOR CHRISTMAS.

By Lori Wilde. At first, Rafferty just wants to

do his good deed and give Lissy her share of

a windfall that doesn’t rightly belong to him.

But one look at this green-eyed beauty has

him deciding to turn this into a Christmas to

remember. 372 pages. Avon. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293280 WARRIOR OF THE ALTAII. By

Robert Jordan. The waterholes of the Plain are

drying up, the fearsome fanghorn grow more

numerous, and bad omens abound. Wulfgar, a

leader of the Altaii people, must contend with

twin queens, warlords, prophets, and magic in

hopes of protecting his people and securing

their future. 363 pages. Tor. Paperbound. Pub.

at $9.99 $4.95

9306137 LAWMAN FROM NOGALES. By

Ralph Cotton. Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack has

spent weeks on the hunt deep within Mexico’s

Sierra Madre. His quarry: Luis and Teto Torres,

the notorious leaders of the ruthless Gun Killers

Gang. Little does he know that an ambush

awaits him. 298 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9288600 FIRE SEASON. By Leyna Krow. The

propulsive story of three scheming

opportunists–a banker, a conman, and a

woman with an extraordinary gift–whose lives

collide in the wake of a devastating fire in the

American West. 320 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $4.95

9295119 THE CHRISTMAS DARE. By Lori Wilde. Jilted at the

altar, Kelsey James is talked into taking her “honeymoon”

anyway, daring her to a “Christmas of Yes,” and this leads her

right into the arms of her high school sweetheart, Noah.

392 pages. Avon. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9288546 ALL I WANT FROM SANTA. By

Lisa Jackson. When Amy, Veronica Walsh’s

daughter, asks Santa for a new daddy, it catches

Ronni off-guard. Travis Keegan has moved from

Seattle to get his wayward teenage son back on

track–yet the moment he meets Ronni, he

wonders if this could be the fresh start they all

need. 311 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $15.95 $4.95

9306706 A CHESAPEAKE SHORES

CHRISTMAS. By Sherryl Woods. The last thing

Megan wants to do is hurt her family again–after

all, is she really sure she and Mick can make it

this time around? And when an unexpected

delivery causes chaos, it seems only a miracle

can reunite this family. 312 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9301054 THE CHRISTMAS WISH. By

Sharon Sala. Wade Montgomery returns home

after a disaster nearly destroyed the family

business. Being back in Blessings, Georgia,

reminds him of everything he’s been missing,

especially his old flame Birdie Knox.

313 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929533X LAST DUKE STANDING. By Julia

London. Justine of Wesloria is sent to

England to find a husband; the rakish

William, Lord Douglas is assigned to use his

social connections and help her find the

perfect match. But as the crowd of potential

grooms is steadily culled, the friendship

between the two threatens to develop into

something more. 410 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929502X ACCIDENTALLY HIS. By Sabrina

Jeffries. A trio of ladies defy social constraints

by starting a business as party planners to the

ton. The creative force behind London’s most

dazzling events, these young women know

plenty about fashion, food, and the perfect

setting–but there is always more to learn about

love. 344 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

– 52 –

NEW FICTION

9299343 THE OTHER HUSBAND. By Kathryn

Croft. One dinner party will destroy everything.

Two couples meet for an evening of fun, but a

dangerous secret is revealed that night. Four

lives look set to implode, then one of them

disappears. Three people remain, but who has

the most to lose? And how far are they willing to

go to save themselves? 336 pages. Canelo.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9300244 BAD MONKEY. By Carl Hiaasen.

Andrew Yancy–formerly of the Miami Police

and soon-to-be-late of the Monroe County

sheriff’s office–has a human arm in his freezer.

There’s a logical explanation for that, but not

for how and why it parted from its shadowy

owner. 386 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9296441 THE LAST WORD. By Taylor Adams.

After posting a negative review of a horror

novel, a woman staying at an isolated beach

house begins to wonder if the author is just

bickering online with her, or if he could be

stalking her, too, after disturbing incidents start

to occur at night. 388 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293140 STRONGER THAN YOU KNOW.

By Lori Foster. Kennedy Brooks has spent

years learning how to protect herself and

empowering other women to do the same.

Some hazards can’t be predicted, including

Reyes McKenzie, who owns her local gym. He

seems like the one man who might

understand her past. 361 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9294864 HONOR. By Sherryl Woods. High

school sweethearts Lacey and Kevin are facing

the end of their 30-year marriage. But a health

scare soon puts things into perspective. Can

they rekindle their love over a nostalgic trip to

their Cape Cod home? Also includes The

Shepherd’s Bride by Patricia Davids. 456 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295054 AS SEEN ON TV. By Meredith Schorr. A city girl goes

in search of small-town happiness, only to discover life–and

love–are nothing like the TV movies. 348 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295313 JUST A HINT–CLINT. By Lori

Foster. The one rule Clint never breaks is: don’t

get involved with the client. He can look, but he

definitely cannot touch–even if it’s driving him

crazy. Keeping Julie safe until he can figure out

who’s behind her kidnapping means never

letting her out of his sight. 373 pages. Zebra.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9294597 CHASING PERFECT. By Susan

Mallery. Charity’s nomadic childhood has left

her itching to settle down, and she

immediately falls in love with all that the

storybook town of Fool’s Gold, California, has

to offer–everything, that is, except its sexiest

and most famous resident, former

world-class cyclist Josh. 442 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295186 FIRST LOVE, SECOND CHANCE. By

Brenda Novak. Katie returns to Dundee not

because she wants to, but because she’s

broke–and pregnant, paying a high price for

trusting the wrong man: Booker. Despite Booker’s

notorious past, he is now leading a successful life.

Sometimes a man isn’t everything he seems;

sometimes he’s more. 492 pages. Harlequin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296158 A PRINCESS FOR CHRISTMAS.

By Jenny Holiday. Leo’s handling all he can,

between taking care of his sister, Gabby,

driving a cab, and being his Bronx apartment

building’s super. But when Gabby spots a

“princess” in a gown trying to hail a cab, she

begs her brother to stop and help. Before he

knows it, he’s got a damsel in distress in the

back seat and in his life. 390 pages. Avon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9294546 BEACH LANE. By Sherryl Woods. In

their close-knit community, Susie and Mack’s

“not dating” claim befuddles everyone, especially

since the two are inseparable. Susie’s thrilled

when their friendship finally heats up. Then, just

when happily ever after seems within reach, Mack

loses his job and Susie faces a devastating

diagnosis. 360 pages. MIRA. Paperbound. Pub.

at $8.99 $4.95

9306471 SIDNEY SHELDON’S THE TIDES

OF MEMORY. By Tilly Bagshawe. The

members of the De Vere family of London have

enviable lives in the world’s most powerful and

desirable places, from London’s poshest

neighborhoods to influential boardrooms. But

when old secrets begin to unravel and threaten

everything the De Veres have worked for, the

ramifications are deadly. 469 pages. Harper.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9292993 RELICS. By R.D. Shah. When a Catholic priest

hangs himself at the Pope’s inauguration, his friend,

Professor Alex Harker, is dragged into a secret war. The

suicide sets into motion a series of terrifying events.

374 pages. Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296182 SANTA CRUISE. By Fern

Michaels. In late December, Amy, Franki,

Rachael, and Nina board their

state-of-the-art cruise ship, complete with

endless entertainment, amazing food,

hundreds of eligible men, and a magnificent

New Year’s Eve celebration. Over the course

of one festive week, all four will set sail on

surprising new adventures. 294 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9297979 NEAR MISSES & COWBOY KISSES. By Katrina

Emmel. A swoon-worthy rivals-to-lovers romance between a

Nebraskan cowboy and California girl, thrust together on the

Oregon Trail. Ages 12 & up. 275 pages. Delacorte.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9288716 THE SECOND WOMAN. By Louise

Mey. Sandrine is unhappy in her body, her

house, and her life, but none of that matters

when she meets her man. He makes room for

her, a place in his home, with his son. He cares

about where she is and loves her intensely.

Everything would be perfect if only the first

woman would just stay away. 302 pages.

Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9296433 THE LAST ONE. By Rachel

Howzell Hall. Thrown into a desolate land of

sickness and unnatural beasts, Kai wakes in

the woods with no idea who she is or how she

got there. All she knows is that if she cannot

reach the Sea of Devour, this hellscape will

get worse. Sprayed edges. 425 pages.

Entangled. Pub. at $32.99 $5.95

9296905 MAMA RUBY. By Mary Monroe. At fifteen, Ruby

discovers she’s in the family way. Othella, daughter of the

town tramp, talks Ruby into giving the child away. But nothing

can erase Ruby’s simmering rage at Othella for persuading

her to let her baby go. Someday there will be a reckoning. And

Othella will learn that no one exacts revenge quite like Ruby.

420 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9296255 WEST HEART KILL. By Dann

McDorman. When private detective Adam

McAnnis joins an old friend for a weekend at

the exclusive West Heart club, he finds

himself among a set of not-entirely-friendly

strangers. Then the body of one of the

members is found at the lake’s edge; hours

later, a major storm hits. By the time power is

restored, two more people will be dead.

274 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9288627 HALCYON. By Elliot Ackerman.

Martin Neumann, recently divorced, is living

at Halcyon, the Virginia estate of renowned

lawyer, family patriarch, and World War II hero

Robert Ableson. It’s 2004, and Gore is

entering his second term as president, when

news breaks that scientists have discovered a

cure for death. 237 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9297995 SILVER IN THE BONE. By Alexandra Bracken. Tells

the tale of a teenage girl who seeks her destiny in the cursed

ruins of Avalon, driven by love, revenge, and pure adrenaline.

Ages 14 & up. 474 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

*9288139 A CHRISTMAS CAROL. By Charles Dickens.

Novella. Captures the spirit of Christmas in this holiday classic,

Dickens’s timeless tale of greed, regret, and reform. Ages 8 &

up. 129 pages. Aladdin. Paperbound. $6.95

*9288279 TWELVE CLASSICS OF

CHRISTMAS. By Louisa May Alcott et al.

Usher in the holidays with this collection of

twelve classic short stories and poems from

renowned authors such as Louisa May Alcott,

F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Brothers Grimm, and

Charles Dickens. 118 pages. Aladdin.

Paperbound. $6.95

929676X THE ENGLISH EXPERIENCE.

By Julie Schumacher. Jason, a professor at

Payne University, has been chosen to

chaperone the annual “Experience: Abroad,”

where he must navigate safe passage for a

claustrophobe, a student who believes he is

headed to the Caribbean, a pair of

unreconciled lovers, a set of twins, and one

young woman who has never been away

from her cat. 230 pages. Doubleday. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9296859 HIGH TIME. By Hannah Rothschild. Follow a highborn

British family of outrageous characters in this biting and satirical, yet

poignant and moving account of madness, mayhem, and mischief

run amok. 340 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9299475 THE ROAD TO ROSWELL. By

Connie Willis. A delightful tale about alien

invasions, conspiracies, and the silly things

that people are willing to believe–some of

which may actually be true. 399 pages. Del

Rey. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296867 JACQUELINE IN PARIS. By Ann

Mah. A rare and dazzling portrait of

Jacqueline Bouvier’s college year abroad in

postwar Paris, an intimate and electrifying

story of love and betrayal, and the

coming-of-age of an American icon before

the world knew her as Jackie. 339 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

929967X WICKED: The Graphic Novel,

Part 1. By Gregory Maguire, adapted by S.

Hampton. Experience the magic of Oz as

you’ve never seen it before with this

brand-new graphic novel adaptation of

Maguire’s masterpiece Wicked, the

inspiration for the Broadway show and

successful motion picture. The first in a

two-part series, this volume covers the

events until that fateful Lurlinemas Eve. 164 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $6.95

9294902 THE KEEPER OF HIDDEN

BOOKS. By Madeline Martin. A heartwarming

story about the power of books to bring us

together, inspired by the true story of the

underground library in WWII Warsaw. 402

pages. Hanover Square. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.99 $6.95

9288805 THE ENGLISH CHEMIST. By

Jessica Mills. The controversial story of one

of the 20th Century’s most famed scientists,

Rosalind Franklin, who discovered the

two-chain helical structure of DNA in

1952–but was then cheated out of the Nobel

Prize. Inspired by true events. 288 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $27.95 $6.95

930679X DO TELL. By Lyndsay Lynch. As character actress

Edie O’Dare finishes the final year of her contract with FWM

Studios, the clock is ticking for her to find a new gig after an

undistinguished stint in the pictures. 338 pages. Doubleday.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9306439 THE SCANDALOUS

CONFESSIONS OF LYDIA BENNET,

WITCH. By Melinda Taub. In this

reimagining of Pride and Prejudice, the

youngest Bennett sister is given the

spotlight. 392 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at

$30.00 $6.95

– 53 –

NEW FICTION

9288856 THE MANY LIES OF

VERONICA HAWKINS. By Kristina Perez.

Veronica transforms Martina’s life and then,

shockingly, Veronica dies. She disappears

over the side of a yacht during a party

attended by Hong Kong’s most influential

people–yet somehow there are no

witnesses. What really happened to

Veronica Hawkins? Somebody knows, but

nobody will tell. 394 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $27.95 $6.95

929452X ARCHER’S VOICE. By Mia

Sheridan. An emotional, slow-burn romance

about a woman desperate to hide and the

man who sees through her walls. Annotated.

Features sprayed edges. 388 pages. Forever.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300740 DEATH OF THE AUTHOR. By

Nnedi Okorafor. A disabled Nigerian

American woman pens a wildly successful

Sci-Fi novel, but as her fame rises, she loses

control of the narrative–a surprisingly

cutting, yet heartfelt drama about art and

love, identity and connection, and,

ultimately, what makes us human.

435 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296751 THE DAY TRIPPER. By James Goodhand. 1995. After a

brutal encounter with a ghost from Alex’s past, he wakes the next day

to find himself in a derelict room, with no idea of how he got there.

He discovers it’s now 2010. The next day, he wakes to find it’s 2019.

The following day, 1999. Soon, Alex pieces together what happened

after that fateful night. 366 pages. MIRA. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

930665X BATTLE SCARS: Star Wars

Jedi. By Sam Maggs. Cal Kestis has built a

new life for himself with the crew of the

Stinger Mantis. On what should be a routine

mission, they meet a stormtrooper

determined to chart her own course with the

help of Cal and the crew. 279 pages.

Random. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9296883 THE LOST VAN GOGH. By

Jonathan Santlofer. For years, there have

been whispers that, before his death, Van

Gogh completed a final self-portrait. When

Luke Perrone, an artist and the

great-grandson of the man who stole the

Mona Lisa, and Alexis Verde, the daughter of

a notorious art thief, discover what may be

the missing portrait, they are drawn into an

epic art puzzle. 339 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $34.99 $6.95

9296727 BLACK CANDLE WOMEN. By

Diane Marie Brown. The Montrose women,

Augusta, Victoria, and Willow, have always

lived quietly in their California bungalow,

surrounded by tinctures and spells. But when

young Nickie brings home a boy for the first

time, their quiet lives are thrown into disarray.

For unbeknownst to Nickie, any person a

Montrose woman falls in love with dies.

357 pages. Graydon House. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9289194 5-MINUTE MARVEL SUPER STORIES. By Nathan

Hale et al. All of your favorite Marvel superheroes are here in stories

written and illustrated by some of the biggest names in comics for

young readers. Ages 4-7. 159 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296735 CARL WEBER’S KINGPINS:

New Orleans. By R. Coxton. Heavy is the

head that wears the crown of a kingpin. Mardi

Gras and crawfish aren’t the only things

poppin’ on Bourbon Street. The Big Easy is

turned upside down when Cal “Freeway”

Moore is faced with lies and drama, and

loyalty is called into question as he battles

demons from the past and present.

266 pages. Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $4.95

9307052 HOPPY FLOPPY’S CARROT

HUNT. Illus. by Lucia Gaggiotti. Everyone

can find an orange carrot, but what if you’re

looking for a carrot of a different color?

Hoppy Floppy the Rabbit is combing the

forest floor for carrots in all the colors of the

rainbow, with the help of Sneaky, Snacky

Squirrel, and their friends. Ages 3 & under.

Candlewick. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9291539 THREE MEN IN A BOAT. By

Jerome K. Jerome. Three late-Victorian

gentlemen, George, Harris, and Jerome, and

their dog, Montmorency, take a trip in a boat

along the River Thames to Oxford. What

ensues is a hilarious journey through the

English waterways full of anecdotes and

farcical incidents, with Montmorency

wreaking havoc along the way. 240 pages.

Harper. Paperbound. $4.95

9288872 MY STEPMOTHER &

STEPSISTERS AREN’T WICKED, VOL. 1.

By Otsuji. Fairy tale tropes are turned on their

heads in this comedic reimagining of the

classic Cinderella story. In B&W. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

*9291466 THE ENCHANTED APRIL. By

Elizabeth von Arnim. Seeking escape from their

unfulfilling marriages and monotonous lives in

1920s England, two women become transfixed

by an advertisement to rent a medieval Italian

castle for the month of April. 256 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

9288589 DEATH AND THE SISTERS. By Heather Redmond. A

young Mary Shelley, her stepsister Jane Clairmont, and poet Percy

Bysshe Shelley are drawn into a shocking murder investigation.

339 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9299661 WEDDING BELLS AT VILLA

LIMONCELLO. By Daisy James. Isabella

Jenkins wants to escape to Villa Limoncello in

the Tuscan countryside, where dreams come

true in unexpected ways, and life is full of

distractions. 297 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $11.99 $4.95

9306331 MY DAD IS FANTASTIC.

By Roald Dahl, illus. by Q. Blake. A

read-aloud over-and-over-again

rhyming story that celebrates the

brilliance of dads everywhere. Perfect

for fathers to share with their little

ones year-round or on Father’s Day.

Ages 1-3. Fully illus. in color. Viking.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9301534 BATMAN: The Long

Halloween–DC Compact Comics. By Jeph

Loeb. As the calendar’s days stack up, so do the

bodies littered in the streets of Gotham City. A

murderer is loose, killing only on holidays. In a

mystery taking place during Batman’s early days

of crime-fighting, this is one of the greatest Dark

Knight stories ever told. DC Comics.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9299904 SUMMER BY THE RIVER. By

Debbie Burns. Josie and 6-year-old Zoe

escaped a violent life in LA and made a new

home in Illinois. Soon, Josie meets journalist

Carter O’Brien, who is charming,

compassionate, and way too curious. When

Carter accidentally uncovers information that

Josie does not want exposed, she must learn

to let go of her past to create a glorious future.

324 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*9302344 MEMOIRS OF A

GOOD-FOR-NOTHING. By Joseph von

Eichendorff. A unique edition of one of the

best-known classics of German literature,

now presented with an introduction by

Ronald Taylor. An exhilarating romp and a

lively portrayal of nineteenth-century ideals.

103 pages. Alma. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.00 $8.95

*9299793 THE HANGED MAN’S ROPE

AND OTHER STORIES. By Rene Goscinny

et al. Lucky Luke is not a fan of summary

justice, and when he interrupts an

improvised hanging with no fewer than three

ropes for a single man, he runs afoul of an

unpleasant individual with a knack for

manipulating bored and drunk crowds. Fully

illus. in color. 47 pages. Cinebook.

8¾x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.95 $8.95

9296913 MANHATTAN. By C.N. Phillips.

Heavy is the head that wears the crown, and

Caesar feels weighted to the ground. The five

families are in disarray, and Caesar realizes that

stepping down was the wrong thing to do. But

when another war comes to their doorsteps and a

past mistake comes back for blood, death rips

through the boroughs like a tornado. 310 pages.

Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9296786 THE FAMILY BUSINESS 6. By

Carl Weber with L.J. Hunt. Billionaire

Alexander Cora’s company, Cora International,

is a front for one of the largest weapons, drugs,

and illegal contraband smuggling rings in the

world. He has set his sights on a family of

wealthy drug distributors. These rich and

powerful people are on a collision course.

When the dust settles, who will be on top?

316 pages. Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300465 A DOG CALLED DUCKY. By Ducky

the Yorkie with A.K. Morgan. Layla agrees to

watch Ducky, a Yorkie and TikTok star, while his

owner Christine is out of town. When Layla and

her colleague, Garrett, become concerned about

a new student and a plant closure that threatens

their community, Ducky might just be the hero

the town never knew they needed. 299 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9288465 KALYNA THE SOOTHSAYER. By Elijah Kinch

Spector. A plucky, sardonic con artist must “prophesize” her

way out of peril–discovering along the way that power and

politics are nothing more than stories sold as truth. 462 pages.

Erewhon. Pub. at $29.95 $5.95

9306536 A TRINKET FOR THE TAKING.

By Victoria Laurie. Introduces the

captivating, 200-year-old Dovey Van Dalen,

once the belle of 1840s Copenhagen, now

charged with recovering magic property from

mortals in modern-day Washington,

D.C.–no matter what it takes. 281 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306293 MURDER IN AN ITALIAN CAFE.

By Michael Falco. With her new B&B in the

gorgeous Italian village of Positano proving a

success, young widow Bria Bartolucci is

enjoying her new life in paradise. But when a

celebrity chef filming nearby suddenly dies,

Bria has her hands full with a most unsavory

murder. 353 pages. Kensington. Pub.

at $27.00 $5.95

9306722 A CYCLIST’S GUIDE TO CRIME

& CROISSANTS. By Ann Claire. Sadie

shocked friends and family by ditching her

office job in the Chicago suburbs and buying

a sight-unseen French bicycling tour

company. When hometown friends arrive for

a tour, including her former boss, Sadie is

determined to show them the wonders of

France–until one of them winds up dead. 346

pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294716 THE DINNER LADY

DETECTIVES. By Hannah Hendy. When

Margery and Clementine’s kitchen manager is

found dead, the police want to write it off as an

accident, but the women know that there’s

much more to this story. Will they be able to

track down the perpetrator before time runs

out? 292 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9288813 AN INCONVENIENT WIFE. By Karen E. Olson.

Inspired by the Tudor era, this tale takes the reader into the world

of Kate Parker, who has just married billionaire Hank Tudor, when

a headless body is discovered near their summer home.

314 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306390 A POSE BEFORE DYING. By Alex

Erickson. A young female entrepreneur has

just opened her dream business: a yoga studio

filled with adorable, adoptable cats! If only

helping humans find balance and felines find

homes didn’t also require that she investigate

the purrfect murder. 263 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9306986 FOLLOW ME AROUND THE HOUSE. By Camille

Garoche. Come follow Luna and the little puppies on their

adventures–and lift the 50 flaps to see what fun things are hiding

everywhere you go. Ages 4-8. Book House. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

– 54 –

NEW FICTION

9295305 JUMPNAUTS. By Hao Jingfang.

An engrossing tale in which three unlikely

allies attempt a desperate mission of first

contact with a mysterious alien race before

more militaristic minds can take matters into

their own hands. 353 pages. Saga Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9306927 ESCAPE VELOCITY. By Victor

Manibo. A decades-old murder looms over

the glamorous clientele of a high-end space

hotel while an unforeseen threat percolates

in the service corridors. The guests are about

to experience the hospitality they deserve.

356 pages. Erewhon. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9303782 SKELETON CREW: Stories. By

Stephen King. This magnificent collection is

enduring, irresistible proof that Stephen King

is a true master of the short story form.

Features tales including “The Mist,” “The

Monkey,” “The Raft,” “The Reaper’s Image,”

and “Gramma.” 642 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $4.95

9296891 LOVE. By Maayan Eitan. Follows

Libby as she goes about her work in a

nameless Israeli city, seeing clients, and

befriending other sex workers and pimps. After

long nights of slipping in and out of the beds of

strangers, in a shocking moment of violence,

she seizes control of her narrative and labors to

construct a life that resembles normalcy.

101 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300147 THE WINDEBY PUZZLE. By Lois

Lowry. Estrild is not like the other girls in her

village; she wants to be a warrior. Varick, the

orphan boy who helps her train in spite of his

twisted back, also stands apart. In a world

where differences are poorly tolerated, just

how much danger are they in? Ages 10 & up.

186 pages. Clarion. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9305882 BILLY BATHGATE. By E.L.

Doctorow. Enter the world of a brazen boy who

is accepted into the inner circle of the

notorious Dutch Schultz gang. Like an urban

Tom Sawyer, Billy takes us along on his fateful

adventures as he becomes a good luck charm,

apprentice, and finally protege to one of the

great murdering gangsters of Depression-era

New York City. 323 pages. Random.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9303480 THE NAPOLEON OF NOTTING

HILL. By G.K. Chesterton. When Auberon, a

prankster nostalgic for Merrie Olde England,

becomes king in 1984, he mandates that each of

London’s neighborhoods become an

independent state, complete with unique local

costumes. When Adam, a born military tactician,

takes the game too seriously and becomes the

Napoleon of Notting Hill, war ensues. 222 pages.

MIT Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9303510 SHIBANBAN: Super Cute

Doggies. By Yasutero Ogoshi. Meet Aka,

Kuro, Cha, Shiro, the Roly-Poly Pups, and

the rest of the colorful cast of adorable

Shiba Inu dogs! Whether they’re venturing

out into stormy weather, lazing at the

beach, napping in a cozy dog bed, or

eagerly eyeing dinner someone left out on

the table, their fun and mischievous antics

will make you smile. Ages 10 & up. 122 pages. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306501 SOME OF US ARE LOOKING. By

Carlene O’Connor. For Irish vet Dimpna Wilde,

who has returned to run her family’s practice

after years away, home is a beautiful but

complicated place–especially when it

becomes the setting for a brutal murder.

373 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9303553 THE WORLD’S FASTEST

LEVEL UP, VOL. 1. By Nagato Yamata. Light

Years have passed since dungeons sprang

up around the world. When adventurer

Amane Rin awakens to a unique skill called

“Dungeon Teleporting,” the rules can’t touch

him anymore. This is the tale of how he races

to become the world’s strongest and

fastest-progressing adventurer! Illus.

228 pages. Airship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306080 THE WEAKEST TAMER BEGAN A

JOURNEY TO PICK UP TRASH, VOL. 2. By

Honobonoru500. Ivy and her tame slime, Sora,

have joined a group of lively adventurers! But

when they arrive at the town of Otolwa, they find it

overrun by dastardly kidnappers. To aid her new

friends, save the tone, and vanquish the bad

guys, Ivy will have to pose as bait. Can she, Sora,

and their new friends wiggle their way to victory?

Illus. 388 pages. Airship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9296980 SOMEWHERE IN THE DEEP. By

Tanvi Berwah. Krescent is buried under the

weight of her dead parents’ debt and the ruinous

legacy they left behind. Now hopeless, she is

offered a deal: in exchange for the erasure of her

debts, she must join and protect a hunting party

for a rescue mission deep within the mining

caves beneath the island. Ages 13 & up.

372 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9288503 RISE OF THE RED HAND. By

Olivia Chadha. A streetrat turned

revolutionary and the disillusioned hacker

son of a politician try to take down a

ruthlessly technocratic government that

sacrifices its poorest citizens to build its

utopia. Ages 14 & up. 384 pages. Erewhon.

Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9303618 MISS PEREGRINE’S MUSEUM

OF WONDERS. By Ransom Riggs. The

essential guide to the peculiar world–its

strange history, curious customs, and most

dangerous secrets–written by Miss Peregrine

herself. Ages 12 & up. Well illus. 221 pages.

Dutton. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306013 INANNA. By Emily H. Wilson. Inanna

is the first Anunnaki born on Earth in Ancient

Mesopotamia and is crowned the goddess of

love by the 12 immortal Anunnaki worshipped

across Sumer. Split into warring factions, the

Anunnaki are threatening to tear the world apart.

Forced into a marriage to negotiate a peace,

Inanna is placed in terrible danger. 486 pages.

Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294775 FORGIVE ME NOT. By Samantha

Tonge. When Emma left her home at Foxglove

Farm, she’d let down and hurt those who cared

for her most. Now, two years later, she’s ready

to face up to her past, but her return causes

more problems than she could have foreseen.

298 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9297014 VANISHING MAPS. By Cristina

Garcia. Cut off from their Cuban roots, yet still

feeling the island’s ineluctable pull, Ivanito

and his extended family try to reimagine

where, and with whom, they belong. Over the

course of a momentous year, each will

grapple with their histories as they are pulled

to Berlin for a final, explosive reunion.

249 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306919 AN EPITAPH FOR JEZEBEL. By L. Divine. An Atlanta

reporter investigates the gruesome ritualistic murder of a dancer

at the female-owned strip club where she herself worked years

before. 281 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9296417 KNIGHTS: Apprentice

Academy–The Unofficial Guide to the

Heroic Arts. By Hal Johnson, illus. by C.

Peterslund. Congratulations on your acceptance

to the Apprentice Academy, one of the world’s

finest institutions for knightly education. Your

course of study here will prepare you for a career

as a knight, samurai, Viking, or any type of

sword-swinging warrior. Ages 9-12. Color

photos. 149 pages. Odd Dot. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9294791 THE GRUMPY FAIRIES. By

Bethan Stevens. This work is about

grumpy fairies–foot-stomping and

frowny kind of grumpy. But these fairies

better watch out; there’s a goblin about,

and grumpy fairies happen to be his

favorite food. Ages 3-6. Fully illus. in

color. Frances Lincoln. 9½x11¼.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9293124 THE STARS ARE DYING. By

Chloe C. Penaranda. Astraea is a prisoner of her

own mind; she must escape the tyrannical king

who holds her captive to find her clouded

memories once again. This quest leads her to

the Libertatem, a succession of trials hosted by

the king in which five human lands compete for

a cycle of safety. 414 pages. Bramble.

Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9296875 THE LAST DAYS OF LILAH

GOODLUCK. By Kylie Scott. When Lilah saves

the life of Good Witch Willow, the last thing she

expects is five predictions as a reward. Who gives

someone the winning lotto numbers, then tells

them they’ll die next Sunday? But when the first

three predictions come true, Lilah panics. If she

denies her soulmate, then the last prediction

can’t come true, right? 302 pages. Graydon

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9294651 THE CRESCENT MOON TEAROOM. By Stacy

Sivinski. Three clairvoyant sisters face an unexpected twist of

fate at the bottom of their delicate porcelain teacups. 324 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9306064 THE UNFORTUNATE SIDE

EFFECTS OF HEARTBREAK AND MAGIC. By

Breanne Randall. Sadie has always believed that

the curse of four heartbreaks that accompanies her

magic would be worth the price. But when her

grandmother has only weeks to live, and her first

heartbreak, Jake, returns to town, her life unravels.

As Sadie faces the last of her heartbreaks, she has

to decide: Is love more important than magic?

322 pages. Alcove. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295593 WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN. By

Stephanie Burgis. In a Gaslamp-lit world where

hags and ogres lurk in thick pine forests, three

magical queens form an uneasy alliance to

protect their lands from invasion–and love

turns their world upside down. Sprayed edges.

294 pages. Bramble. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305947 THE EVIL SECRET SOCIETY OF

CATS, VOL. 3. By Pandania. Distracted by

the charms of toe beans and tummy fur,

productivity halted by a fuzzy weight on your

lap or keyboard, precious belongings

knocked off their shelves, cats are adorable

menaces, out to bring humanity to its knees.

Is there any way to escape these evil feline

clutches? 112 pages. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303421 DON’T CALL IT MYSTERY,

VOLS. 3-4. By Yumi Tamura. Shioji is a

teenage girl who needs Totonou’s help.

Shioji and her cousins have been named as

beneficiaries in their grandfather’s will, but

they’ll only receive their share if they can

solve a cryptic puzzle. If that wasn’t enough,

Shioji suspects that her cousins are willing to

kill in order to win. In B&W. 384 pages.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9305998 I’M KINDA CHUBBY AND I’M

YOUR HERO, VOL. 1. By Nore. Ponjirou is a

rookie actor trying his best to land a breakout

role. He fears that his weight stands in the way

of his dreams. One day, he gets some

unexpected fan mail full of sweets. The package

came from Konnosuke, a local pastry chef.

Ponjirou is his first fan, giving him new

confidence to face the stage with! In B&W. 142

pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9305831 AMONGST US, BOOK 1: Soulmates. By Shilin Huang.

Veloce loves Blackbird. Blackbird loves Veloce. These two young

women may have strange chemistry and seemingly nothing in

common, but somehow, their offbeat relationship works. Join them for

a dance through the modern city they call home as they satisfy

Blackbird’s sweet tooth and indulge Veloce in her attempts to

understand fashion. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

– 55 –

NEW FICTION

9306072 THE VALIANT MUST FALL,

VOLUME 2. By Yu Aida. Shino wants to end her

life, but not before ending her mother’s, saving

them both from a fate worse than death.

However, they are Adashino, immortals who

can’t be slain by ordinary means. That’s why

she’s enlisted her new kinsmen, former

samurai Haruyasu, to steal a Sessho-seki, a

blade capable of killing the unkillable.

200 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9305912 DON’T CALL IT MYSTERY, VOL.

1-2. By Yumi Tamura. Totonou is a young

college student who stands out for his

finely-honed abilities of observation and

deduction. When Totonou is accused of

murder, he puts his skills to work to find the real

killer. Later, all he wants to do is return to his

own little world, but he can’t avoid getting

caught up in one mystery after another. In

B&W. 378 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9303472 LAST GAME, VOLUME 1. By

Shinobu Amano. In elementary school, the

rich and spoiled Yanagi Naoto ruled his class

in studies and sports. But he suffered the first

setback of his life when Kujou Mikoto,

outperformed him at every turn. Reeling from

this blow to his pride, Naoto decided that he

had to make Mikoto lose at something–by

making her lose her heart to him! In B&W.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303545 WHO MADE ME A PRINCESS,

VOL. 1. By Plutus. When a modern woman

is reincarnated as the doomed princess in a

novel, she is determined to survive her fate.

She embarks on her new life as infant

Athanasia, avoiding attention and hoarding

valuables to fund her escape. When her plan

fails, she must charm her father, the beautiful

tyrant emperor, so he doesn’t kill her again!

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305920 ENNEAD, VOL. 1. By Mojito.

Nine powerful gods of ancient Egypt form

the Ennead. When the god of war, Seth, kills

his brother Osiris, he ushers in an era of

chaos and cruelty. Centuries later, a new

challenger appears: Horus, the child of Isis.

The conflict between Seth and Horus begins

as a series of trials that warps into a web of

deceit, obsession, and desire. 287 pages.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $5.95

9305955 EX-YAKUZA & STRAY KITTEN, VOL. 3. By Riddle

Kamimura. Ex-yakuza member Jin and formerly abandoned

kitten Sabu are working hard at Cafe Fluffy, day in day out. Yet

despite finally settling into this fun new routine, Sabu still finds

himself facing off against some tough customers! In B&W.

158 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

9303529 STAR TREK: Lower Decks. By

Ryan North. Captain Carol Freeman leads

her crew on an expedition and quickly

suspects that the planet and its people are

not all what they seem. Meanwhile, the crew

in the lower decks enjoys some

much-needed recreational time, until a

bloodthirsty visitor decides to join in on

their games. Collects Star Trek: Lower

Decks #1-3. IDW. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305904 DARK SPACES: Wildfire. By Scott

Snyder. When a recruit of an all-women inmate

firefighting team discovers they’re mere miles

from her crooked former associate’s

abandoned mansion, she proposes a plan to

abandon their duties and hunt for riches under

the cover of smoke and ash. The team must

choose between a path back to normalcy or a

score that would be life-changing. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9305866 BASH! Vol. 1. By Rudy Gobert & H.

Bay. Throughout the known universe, there’s one

sport that everyone’s a fan of: BASH! A deadly

high-octane version of basketball, BASH players

are legends, and for young Rudy, a poor kid from

Nevilia, his only dream is to become one of

them. But powerful forces are watching Rudy–it

seems he’s no ordinary kid. Titan. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9305939 EARTHDIVERS, VOL. ONE: Kill

Columbus. By Stephen Graham Jones. The

year is 2112, and it’s the apocalypse. A group

of Indigenous outcasts has discovered a time

travel portal in a cave in the desert. To save the

world, they must rewrite its past and send one

of their own on a bloody, one-way mission to

1492 to kill Christopher Columbus before he

reaches the so-called New World. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294899 KARMA DOLL. By Jonathan

Ames. Plagued by death on his conscience,

Happy Doll has committed himself to a

simple, spiritual life; that is, until a tragic and

brutal murder forces his hand and sets him

back on the bloody path of retribution and

justice. 226 pages. Mulholland.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294813 THE HEIRLOOM GARDEN. By

Viola Shipman. Explores the unlikely

relationship between two very different women

brought together by the pain of war, but

bonded by hope, purpose, and flowers.

433 pages. Graydon House. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929936X PASSAGES OF HOPE. By Terri J.

Haynes. Gracie begins renovations on the

Philadelphia house inherited from her

grandmother and finds a secret room. It is

connected to a house nearby, the home of

William Still, the man known as the Father of

the Underground Railroad. As she

researches, she discovers a mystery in her

house’s ownership. 255 pages. Barbour.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294953 THE LION AT SEA. By Max Hennessy. Explores the

experiences of Royal Navy officer Kelly Maguire during World

War I. 345 pages. Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

930083X FOLLOWED BY THE LARK. By

Helen Humphreys. Inspired by the life, letters,

and diaries of Henry David Thoreau, this title

shows how strikingly similar the concerns of

the early nineteenth century are to our own,

and reminds us to listen for news of change.

225 pages. Harper. Paperbound. $5.95

9303383 THE CONFESSIONS OF

CATHERINE DE MEDICI. By C.W. Gortner. To

some, she was the ruthless queen who led

France into an era of savage violence. To

others, she was the passionate savior of the

French monarchy. Enter into the intimate world

of a woman whose determination to protect her

family’s throne and realm plunged her into a

lethal struggle for power. 418 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9299602 TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME. By Rochelle Alers.

Chronicles one woman’s remarkable journey through some of

history’s most turbulent eras–and the four men who impact her life

along the way. 569 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9295224 THE GIRL FROM GREENWICH

STREET. By Lauren Willig. At the start of a

new century, a shocking murder transfixes

Manhattan, forcing bitter rivals Alexander

Hamilton and Aaron Burr to work together to

save a man from the gallows. 340 pages.

Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300406 CROOK MANIFESTO. By Colson

Whitehead. A darkly funny tale of New York

City under siege, but also a sneakily

searching portrait of the meaning of family. A

kaleidoscopic portrait of Harlem in the 1970s

is sure to stand as one of the all-time great

evocations of a place and time. 319 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9293094 A SPARTAN’S SORROW. By Hannah Lynn.

Clytemnestra is no stranger to pain. As a wife and queen, she bears it

with stoicism. But when her husband does the unthinkable, sacrificing

one of their daughters to appease the ruthless gods and bring himself

glory in battle, she is forever changed. 320 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296166 QUEENS OF THEMISCYRA. By

Hannah Lynn. In ancient Themiscyra,

Hippolyte rules as queen of the Amazons with

her sister Penthesilea at her side. Feared

throughout Greece, their skills on the

battlefield are unrivaled. But when a ship

lands on their shores, it brings something

more dangerous than the threat of war:

Theseus, the legendary king of Athens.

456 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9303391 CONQUISTADORA. By

Esmeralda Santiago. Growing up in Spain,

Ana is drawn to Puerto Rico by the diaries of

an ancestor who traveled to the island.

Arriving there, she relishes the challenge of

running Hacienda los Gemelos. But when the

Civil War breaks out in the U.S., Ana finds her

livelihood threatened by the very people on

whose backs her wealth has been built.

415 pages. Vintage. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9306374 THE ONLY LIGHT IN LONDON.

By Lily Graham. London, 1939. When Finley

offers her spare room to refugee Sebastien,

she sees relief in his haunted eyes. As the

London sky darkens with enemy planes, he

slowly opens up to her over cups of cocoa;

every time he speaks to her, she finds herself

inching closer to him, and love begins to

grow. 253 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306889 ELEANOR AND THE COLD WAR. By Ellen

Yardley. A brilliant 1950s Cold War historical mystery

featuring the former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s

indispensable assistant as an equally resourceful sleuth.

310 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306250 MURDER AT GLENLOCH HILL.

By Clara McKenna. American transplant Stella

and British aristocrat, Viscount “Lyndy”

Lyndhurst, take a weekend trip to the Scottish

countryside and learn how sinister bad

sportsmanship can be when a prestigious golf

tournament becomes a deadly game of

murder. 282 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306579 UNDER THE PAPER MOON. By

Shaina Steinberg. Two former spies who

shared more than just missions during WWII

reunite in 1948 Los Angeles. Can they let go

of heartbreak long enough to team up for one

last operation? 298 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299556 THE SPECTACULAR. By Fiona

Davis. A thrilling story about love, sacrifice,

and the pursuit of dreams, set amidst the

glamour and glitz of Radio City Music Hall in

its mid-century heyday. 374 pages. Dutton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9306447 THE SECRET OF THE LADY’S MAID. By Darcie

Wilde. The resourceful and intrepid Rosalind Thorne has a

scandalous mystery to solve within Regency-era high society.

410 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

930696X FEVER HOUSE. By Keith

Rosson. Follows a small-time criminal, a

has-been rock star, a shadowy government

agency, and a severed hand whose dark

powers threaten to destroy them all.

427 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306757 DEAREST. By Jacquie Walters. A new mom in need

of help opens her door to her long-estranged mother–only to

invite something much darker inside. 297 pages.

Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

929466X DEAD ELEVEN. By Jimmy

Juliano. On a creepy island where everyone

has a strange obsession with the year 1994, a

newcomer arrives, hoping to learn the truth

about her son’s death–but finds herself

pulled deeper and deeper into the bizarre

community and their complicated rules. 438

pages. Dutton. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

– 56 –

NEW FICTION

9303464 JAGO. By Kim Newman. Paul and

his girlfriend Hazel, have come to the tiny

English village of Alder for the summer. Their

idea of a rural retreat gradually sours as the

laws of nature begin to break down around

them. The village, swollen by an annual rock

festival of cataclysmic proportions, prepares to

reap a harvest of horror. 734 pages. Titan.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9306196 THE MATTER OF THE SECRET

BRIDE. By Darcie Wilde. A resourceful young

woman with a talent for helping ladies of the

ton with their most delicate and pressing

predicaments finds herself facing a literal task

of royal proportions. 442 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9295356 THE MARGARET CODE. By Richard Hooton. A

grandmother with a failing memory teams up with her grandson to

solve the mysterious murder of her friend and neighbor. 312 pages.

Union Square & Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295542 THE TRIP. Ed. by Phoebe Morgan.

Four friends are on the vacation of a lifetime in

Thailand, until a vicious murder shatters their

paradise. These friends would do anything for

each other–and one of them committed a

crime. 326 pages. Morrow. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9291024 DINOSAURS: Flip Flap Snap! By

Carmen Saldana. Laugh out loud as you flip

the mix-and-match flaps to come up with fun

combinations that put a new twist on

dinosaurs. Ages 3-5. Fully illus. in color.

Abrams. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9306102 JOHNNY CARELESS. By Kevin

Wade. When the corpse of Police Chief Jeep

Mullane’s childhood friend Johnny

Chambliss–born into privilege and known as

“Johnny Careless” for his reckless, golden-boy

antics–surfaces in the Bayville waters, past

collides with present, and Jeep is pulled into a

treacherous web. 230 pages. Celadon.

Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

*9293973 THE CALVIN AND HOBBES

PORTABLE COMPENDIUM #9 & 10. By

Bill Watterson. Collects Watterson’s

timeless comics in a new portable format

designed to introduce the adventures of a

boy and his stuffed tiger to a new

generation of readers. Features nearly 500

comics presented chronologically from

March 1991 to March 1993. Andrews

McMeel. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

9307079 HOW CAN I HELP YOU. By Laura Sims. The lives of

two librarians become dangerously intertwined in this

razor-sharp exploration of human nature and the lure of artistic

obsession. 240 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294724 THE DOLLHOUSE ACADEMY. By

Margarita Montimore. Two best friends and

aspiring actresses join the Dollhouse

Academy, where stars are made and

dangerous secrets are hidden. 308 pages.

Flatiron. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9306226 MISSING WHITE WOMAN. By Kellye Garrett. A

woman thinks she’s waking up to a romantic vacation, only to

find a body in her rental home and her boyfriend gone.

324 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306188 THE MARRIAGE ACT. By John

Marrs. Britain. The near-future. A right-wing

government believes it has the answer to

society’s ills: the Sanctity of Marriage Act,

which actively encourages marriage as the

norm, punishing those who choose to remain

single. 421 pages. Hanover Square.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $5.95

9306358 NEVER SAW ME COMING. By

Vera Kurian. It would be easy to underestimate

Chloe Sevre; she’s a freshman honor student, a

legging-wearing hot girl next door, who also

happens to be a psychopath. She spends her

time on yogalates, frat parties, and plotting to

kill Will Bachman, a childhood friend who

grievously wronged her. 412 pages. Park Row.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288643 THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY. By Lisa Childs. In

Gold Creek, Michigan, legend holds that the ghost of a local grave

digger still walks the cemetery, swinging his shovel, looking for his

next victim to bury. But when the town’s wealthy undertaker dies, his

estranged daughter must contend with the ghosts that haunt her own

family. 279 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300228 ARROGANT DEVIL. By R.S. Grey.

When Meredith shows up on the doorstep of

Blue Stone Ranch, she’s run-down and hoping

for a savior, but instead, she finds Jack. Is it

just the Texas heat messing with her head, or is

something burning hotter between them?

Sprayed edges. 355 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299416 PUCKED OVER. By Helena

Hunting. Lily LeBlanc isn’t versed in the art of

casual sex, but after seven years in an

on-again, off-again relationship, she’s

definitely willing to give it a shot. And who

better to try it with than her best friend’s

boyfriend’s best friend? What could go wrong?

Sprayed edges. 356 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296379 INTO THE WOODS. By Jenny

Holiday. When Gretchen gets the offer to be the

summer dance instructor at Camp Wild Arts,

she leaps at the chance to embrace clean air,

nature, and her inner crone. But every forest

has pests–and the biggest one at Wild Arts is

none other than Teddy Knight. 358 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9295240 HAPPY PLACE. By Emily Henry. A couple who broke

up months ago pretend to still be together for their annual

weeklong vacation with their best friends. 405 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9293299 THE WEDDING MENU. By Letizia

Lorini. Amelie and Ian meet at a wedding and

end up having an instant connection. The only

problem? Amelie is in a long-term relationship,

and she’s dying to be married. Ian, however, is

anti-marriage and all things relationships. The

two ultimately decide to be friends. Can they

stay that way? 445 pages. Gallery. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306862 DREAMING OF TUSCANY. By T.A.

Williams. After an accident on a film set, Bee

wakes up in a hospital in Tuscany with her

whole life turned upside down. As she heals

from her injuries, she will need to make a big

decision. 317 pages. Printers Row.

Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9301127 RUTHLESS REDEMPTION. By

Katee Robert. When Keira was a child, she used

to picture her perfect wedding–the flowers, the

dress, her husband. But nothing could have

prepared her for saying “I do” to Dmitri

Romanov–cold, domineering, and always one

step ahead of everyone else in the ever-shifting

power plays of New York City. 338 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9295364 MISCONDUCT. By Penelope

Douglas. Former tennis player Easton

Bradbury is trying to be the best teacher she

can be, trying to reach her bored students

while forgetting her past. What brought her to

this stage in her life isn’t important; she can’t

let it be. But now one parent-teacher meeting

may be her undoing. 385 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9306021 KAMEN RIDER ZERO-ONE, VOL. 1. By Brandon

Easton. After a failed comedy career, Arturo Hiden unexpectedly

inherits his grandfather’s corporation and the powerful Zer-One Driver,

allowing him to transform into the amazing Kamen Rider-Zero One! As

the insectile superhero, he swears to protect the innocent and save

everyone’s smiles. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294805 HARDCORE, VOLUME ONE. By

Andy Diggle. Drake is the best soldier

Hardcore has to offer, until he’s stranded in a

body with only 72 hours to discover who’s

hijacked the Program. Who can you trust when

your enemy can change their appearance as

easily as someone changes a shirt? Collects

Hardcore #1-5 (2019. Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294619 COLD SPOTS. By Cullen Bunn.

Dan Kerr turned his back on his wife and

unborn daughter ten years ago. Now, both

mother and child have gone missing, and Dan

must embark on a journey of cosmic terror to

find them again. Ghosts stir when Dan’s

estranged daughter is near, and as the dead

grow restless, the cold deepens. Image.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

930018X ALL SYSTEMS RED. By Martha

Wells. On a distant planet, a team of scientists

is conducting surface tests, shadowed by their

company-supplied droid, a self-aware SecUnit

that refers to itself as “Murderbot.” Scornful of

humans, all it really wants is to be left alone

long enough to figure out who it is. 152 pages.

Tor. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9303367 CIRCLE’S END. By Lisanne Norman.

Finally, it is time for Kusac and his allies to deal

with the threat of the warrior Valtegans on their

world of M’zull. Will he work to rehabilitate them

using tools given to him by the Touiban

scientists, or will his calling as the Avatar of

Justice take over and destroy all of his foes?

480 pages. DAW Books. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $5.95

9303537 TWENTY-FIVE TO LIFE. By

R.W.W. Greene. Julie’s best friend just left on a

generation ship to Proxima Centauri, leaving

Julie and nine billion others to die slowly on

Earth. Now, overeducated and

under-employed, Julie faces the prospect of

spending the rest of her life in VR, ignoring the

dying world around her. 333 pages. Angry

Robot. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294910 KICK-ASS: The New Girl, Vol. 1.

By Mark Millar. KICK-ASS is back–ready to

wipe out the city’s criminal lowlives, destroy

its gangs, and save its communities from

decay. But there’s a new face beneath the old

mask, a new figure wearing that famous green

and yellow spandex. Who is this new vigilante

superhero? Collects KICK-ASS #1-6. Image.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296581 THE MOTHER NEXT DOOR. By

Tara Laskowski. The annual Halloween

block party is the pinnacle of the year on Ivy

Woods Drive. A group of neighborhood

moms–known as the Ivy Five–plan the

event for months. A new mother moves to

town and the group receives anonymous

notes threatening to reveal their dark

secrets. 340 pages. Graydon House.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296506 LISTEN TO YOUR SISTER. By Neena Viel. Taking

refuge in a remote cabin that looks like it belongs on a slasher

movie poster rather than an AirBNB, three siblings now face a

threat where their lives–and reality–hang in the balance. 342

pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9296239 THE TRIALS OF LILA DALTON.

By L.J. Shepherd. Lila has no memory of how

she came to be in this courtroom, or why

she’s facing a jury that seems to be waiting

for her. The man on trial is accused of mass

murder, and she’s his lawyer, but she can’t

remember any details of the case. Stranded

on an island, Lila has to prove her client’s

innocence if she wants to go home.

358 pages. Poisoned Pen. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9306692 THE CHAMBER. By Will Dean. Six

experienced saturation divers are locked inside

a hyperbaric chamber. Calm and professional,

they know that rapid decompression would be

fatal; they work in shifts, breathing helium, and

surviving in hot, close quarters. Soon, one of

them is found dead in his bunk. 332 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

– 57 –

NEW FICTION

9296123 THE MYSTERY WRITER. By

Sulari Gentill. There’s nothing easier to

dismiss than a conspiracy theory–until it

turns out to be true. Gentill takes readers

on a rollercoaster ride in which the world of

books and authors is turned upside down,

and a writer’s voice is a thing to be

controlled and weaponized, to the peril of

everyone who loves a good story.

383 pages. Poisoned Pen. Pub. at $34.99 $5.95

9299211 MIDNIGHT ON BEACON STREET.

By Emily Ruth Verona. A teenager must

overcome her own anxiety to protect the two

children she’s babysitting when strangers

come knocking at the door. 195 pages. Harper.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296778 THE FABRIC OF OUR SOULS. By

K.M. Moronova. Wynn is 26 years old and wants

to die. Instead, she wakes up in a hospital, where

a male nurse with cruel eyes and a morbid sense

of humor is watching over her. She is sent to

Harlow Sanctum, an unorthodox rehab, where

her roommate is none other than the man with

the harsh glare. She craves death. He craves life.

Can they cure each other? 285 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288414 GEORGIE, ALL ALONG. By Kate Clayborn. A wise

and witty story that echoes with timely questions about love,

career, reconciling with the past, and finding your path while

knowing your true worth. 340 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306412 THE ROARING DAYS OF ZORA

LILY. By Noelle Salazar. The discovery of a

hidden label on a famous gown unearths the

story of a talented young seamstress in this

glittering novel of family, love, ambition, and

self-discovery. 408 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9296085 THE LAST TWELVE MILES. By Erika Robuck. From

the glamorous world of D. C. Intelligence to the sultry shores of

the Straits of Florida, this is a tale of ambition and envy, based on

the true story of two woman masterminds trying to outwit each

other in a dangerous and fascinating game of high stakes.

347 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9306560 THE UMBRELLA MAKER’S SON.

By Tod Lending. A powerful and unforgettable

tale of survival against all odds and the

remarkable power of love, in which a Jewish

teenager in World War II Poland fights to save

his life and find the young woman who holds

his heart. 385 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9299572 THE STARLET SPY. By Rachel

Scott McDaniel. When top-secret atomic

research goes missing in Sweden, the Allied

forces scramble to recover the files before they

fall into Nazi hands, enlisting Scandinavian

starlet Amelie Blake for aid. 251 pages.

Barbour. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9293248 UNDER THE SAME STARS. By

Libba Bray. A propulsive historical mystery

that examines truth, rebellion, reconciliation,

and what must be sacrificed for a better world.

Ages 12 & up. 471 pages. FSG.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9291105 A LONG TIME THAT I’VE

LOVED YOU. By Margaret Wise Brown,

illus. by K. Hudson. In this gentle

celebration of the universal love between a

mother and child, the flowers are blooming,

the birds are singing, and a little bear frolics

through the spring fields. Of course, the

best part of spring is having somebody to

share it with, and who better than your

loving mother? Ages 3-5. Silver Dolphin. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9307117 ILLUSIONS: Adventures of a

Reluctant Messiah. By Richard Bach. Two

barn-storming vagabonds meet in the fields of

Midwest America and embark on an

entertaining and sometimes startling mystical

adventure that presents a new perspective on

reality, miracles, and the way many of us could

live–if we’re up for the challenge. 181 pages.

Dell. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

9296972 THE REBEL KING. By Gina L. Maxwell. Tiernan, the

Rebel Prince, has no responsibilities, just the freedom to pursue

his own dark, lush pleasures in Sin City, including his secret

hunger for a certain smart-mouthed, fiery redhead. But when

Tiernan is thrust into the role as king of the Dark Fae, he is caught

between who he is meant to be and who he wants. 326 pages.

Entangled. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

930343X DUNGEONS & DRAGONS:

Saturday Morning Adventures. By D.M.

Booher & S. Maggs. Long before the world

turned upside down and new generations

discovered Dungeons & Dragons, six kids

boarded a magical roller coaster and were

transported to the Forgotten Realms. Now this

“lost episode’ from the 1980s animated series

charts new territory. Collects Dungeons &

Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures #1-4. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

928866X THE LOVE OF MY AFTERLIFE. By

Kirsty Greenwood. A recently deceased

woman meets The One in the afterlife waiting

room, scoring a second chance at life and

love–if she can find him on earth before ten

days pass. 369 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9293116 STAR WARS: Bounty Hunters,

VOL. 4: Crimson Reign. By Ethan Sacks.

T’onga has assembled the greatest squad of

bounty hunters in the galaxy, including

Bossk, Zuckuss, and Tasu Leech, for a

special mission. Collects Star Wars: Bounty

Hunters #18-22 (2020). Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9295402 THE PARIS CHILDREN. By

Gloria Goldreich. Inspired by a true story of

extraordinary courage, this title shines a

light on a forgotten heroine of WWII,

blending gripping suspense, heartbreaking

sacrifice, and the enduring power of hope.

419 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9292330 THE SHERLOCK SOCIETY. By

James Ponti. For siblings Alex and Zoe

Sherlock, starting a detective agency is better

than babysitting (boring), lawn mowing

(sweaty), or cleaning out the attic (boring and

sweaty). Their friends, Lina and Yadi, join the

enterprise, and Alex and Zoe’s retired reporter

grandfather offers up his storage unit full of

cold cases. Ages 8-12. 339 pages. Aladdin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

9295887 THERE WAS AN OLD SAILOR. By Claire Saxby,

illus. by C. Allen. This playful, rhyming title offers a fresh and

fun new take on the song “There Was an Old Lady Who

Swallowed a Fly.” Ages 3-7. Fully illus. in color. Kids Can.

8¾x10½. Pub. at $16.95 $6.95

9299998 THE SISTERS WE WERE. By

Wendy Willis Baldwin. The weight of their

family secrets could not have shaped Pearl

and Ruby any differently. Ruby’s a runner,

living in Dallas, and Pearl is hundreds of

pounds beyond the point where she can

celebrate her curves. But when Ruby’s buried

rage explodes in a hilariously viral way, the

mistake has life-altering consequences. 377

pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929547X SISTERS WITH A SIDE OF

GREENS. By Michelle Stimpson. In a tale rich

with Southern charm, Rose and Marvina

discover, through fussing, laughter, and tears,

that the secret ingredient to a bright future might

just be found in facing who they are today–and in

forgiving the past to embrace a second chance at

sisterhood. 363 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9294139 RICK AND MORTY: The

Unkillable Collection. By Zac Gorman et al.

Perfect for newbies and longtime fans alike,

this small but mighty five-story collection

brings together Rick and Morty: Let the Rick

One In #1-2, Rick and Morty: Rick Revenge

Squad #1-2, Rick and Morty Presents: Pickle

Rick, Rick and Morty Presents: A Very Special

Blumbus, and Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu

#1-4. Oni Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295968 BLACK CAKE. By Charmaine Wilkerson. Two

estranged siblings deal with their mother’s death and her hidden

past–a journey of discovery that takes them from the Caribbean

to London to California and ends with her famous black cake.

385 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9288597 THE FINISH LINE. By Kate Stewart.

Not every man wants to be the hero. Tobias King

chose to be a villain. Thief, outlaw, and ruthless

leader of a group of vigilantes–mirroring his

enemies was the only way he saw himself

fulfilling his mission–until Cecelia Horner

arrived, and effortlessly unraveled a plan he

spent years devising. 551 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9293108 SPOT’S FIRST EASTER.

By Eric Hill. The Easter Bunny has

hidden six eggs for Spot to find! With

the help of his friend, Helen the Hippo,

Spot goes on a fun adventure tracking

down the yummy treats. Ages 1-3.

Fully illus. in color. Penguin.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9291490 JACOB’S ROOM. By Virginia

Woolf. Woolf’s third work marks her first foray

into Modernist experimentation. The narrative

traces Jacob’s childhood in Cornwall and his

education at Cambridge, culminating in an

evocative portrait of his adult life in London and

abroad. 208 pages. Harper. Paperbound. $4.95

9303693 PETER PAN: Disney Classics. Follow along with

Peter, Tinker Bell, and more as you jet off to Never Land in this

die-cut Disney classic. Ages 6-9. Fully illus. in color. Studio

Fun. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9303855 TOY STORY. By Suzanne

Francis. When Woody the Cowboy and Buzz

Lightyear are lost on the way to Pizza Planet,

the two toys embark on the adventure of a

lifetime to reunite with their owner, Andy.

Ages 5-10. Fully illus. in color. Studio Fun.

8x11. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9300775 DISNEY DUMBO. Dumbo is the

little elephant with a big spirit and even

bigger ears! When he meets Timothy the

circus mouse, he soon discovers a hidden

talent that will turn him into a star. Ages 3 &

up. Fully illus. in color. 64 pages. Studio

Fun. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299947 THE FIRST LADY AND THE REBEL. By Susan

Higginbotham. As the Civil War tears the country in two, Mary

Todd Lincoln stands beside her husband, praying for a swift

Northern victory. But as the body count rises, Mary can’t help

but fear each bloody gain. Because her beloved sister Emily

is fighting for the South, and Mary is at risk of losing both her

country and her family. 386 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9299351 OUTCAST, VOLUME 1: A

Darkness Surrounds Him. By Robert

Kirkman. Kyle Barnes has been plagued by

demonic possession all his life and now he

needs answers. Unfortunately, what he

uncovers along the way could bring about the

end of life on Earth as we know it. Collects

Outcast #1-6 (2017). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296824 GRAVEYARD OF LOST CHILDREN. By Katrina Monroe.

Driven by haunting visions, Olivia’s mother became obsessed with

the idea that Olivia was a changeling, and the only way to get her real

baby back was to make a trade with the “dead women” living at the

bottom of the well. Now Olivia is ready to give birth to a daughter, and

for the first time, she hears the women whispering. 354 pages.

Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

– 58 –

NEW FICTION

9296077 THE LADY HE LOST. By Faye

Delacour. Lieutenant Eli Williams was supposed

to be dead. In the two years since his shipwreck,

his friends and family mourned him. So when he

turns up in the middle of the London social

season, he quickly becomes the talk of the town.

But all Eli wants is to reconnect with Jane Bishop,

a friend who means so much to him. 332 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9288686 A NOVEL OBSESSION. By Caitlin

Barasch. Twenty-four-year-old New York

bookseller Naomi is desperate to write a novel,

but struggles to find a story to tell. After countless

disastrous dates, she meets Caleb and thinks

she’s finally stumbled onto a time-honored

subject: love. Then, Caleb’s ex-girlfriend,

Rosemary, enters the scene. 325 pages. Dutton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $4.95

9294848 HIT-GIRL IN COLOMBIA, VOL. 1.

By Mark Millar. The pint-sized

Punisher-meets-Polly-Pocket has left America

behind and set off to serve justice around the

world. First stop: Colombia. A mother seeking

vengeance for the murder of her child enlists

Hit-Girl to destroy his killer. Collects Hit-Girl

#1-4 (2012). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

929483X HIT-GIRL IN CANADA, VOL. 2. By

Jeff Lemire. Our adolescent assassin is locked,

loaded, and ready to seriously mess up some

Canadians. No amount of ice, snow, or

Mounties will prevent Mindy from slaughtering

her latest enemies. Collects Hit-Girl #5-8

(2012-2013). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9296964 THE PECAN CHILDREN. By Quinn

Connor. Sisters Lil and Sasha struggle to

bridge their differences and share the immense

burden of protecting their home from hungry

forces intent on uprooting everything they love.

Confronted with the phantoms of their pasts

and the threat to their future, the sisters realize

that in the kudzu-choked South, nothing is ever

as it appears. 341 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9296220 THAT NIGHT IN THE LIBRARY. By

Eva Jurczyk. On the night before graduation, seven

students gather in the basement of their university’s

rare books library. It’s the perfect place for the ritual

they want to perform, said to free those who take

part in it from the fear of death. But just a few

minutes into their celebration, the lights go out–and

one of them drops dead. 275 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9296808 GIRLS WITH BAD

REPUTATIONS. By Xio Axelrod. Things were

simple when the Lillys played local gigs, but

now they’re on their first official tour, and all

Kayla can see are warning signs. She soon

finds solace in quiet tour bus driver Ty. With

increasing scrutiny from the press, Kayla’s

forced to make a choice: Pursue her dream or

give in and lose it all. 433 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9297952 THE CHEERLEADERS. By Kara Thomas. An eerie

sequence of seemingly unrelated events leaves five

cheerleaders dead. Ages 14 & up. 372 pages. Ember.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9297987 ONE OF US IS BACK. By Karen M. McManus.

When someone from the Bayview Four’s past resurfaces,

history begins to repeat itself–and the consequences are

deadly. Ages 14 & up. 359 pages. Delacorte. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9303456 I GOT FIRED AS A COURT

WIZARD SO NOW I’M MOVING TO THE

COUNTRY TO BECOME A MAGIC

TEACHER, VOLUME 1. By Rui Sekai. Jade

was one of the strongest mages in the world,

boasting the coveted post of Court Wizard.

Unfortunately, mysterious events got him

fired from that gig, and now he’s the newest

teacher at a magic school. Worse yet, he’s in

charge of a class of misfits. Can Jade turn this class of rejects

into a force to be reckoned with? In B&W. 146 pages. Seven

Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

929113X MY MAGICAL MERMAID. Illus. by Yujin Shin. Dive

deep into the sea with this sparkly mermaid! Push, pull, and

slide to bring her magical world to life. Ages 0-3. Fully illus. in

color. Abrams. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

9293205 TO DIE FOR. By David

Baldacci. LARGE PRINT EDITION. When

Dwayne and Alice Odom are killed, the

police report states that it was a drug

overdose. So why is their daughter, who

was there when they died, claiming that’s

not the truth? 597 pages. Grand Central.

Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9288740 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DEVLINS.

By Lisa Scottoline. LARGE PRINT EDITION. TJ

Devlin is the charming disappointment in the

prominent Devlin family. He can’t get hired

anywhere, so his family makes him the investigator

at their law firm. But one night, TJ’s world turns

upside down after his brother John confesses that

he murdered one of their clients. 465 pages.

Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9303642 NEAR MISS. By Stuart Woods & B.

Battles. LARGE PRINT EDITION. Stone

Barrington is enjoying some downtime in New

York City when a chance encounter introduces

him to a charming new companion who comes

with the baggage of an ex-boyfriend intent on

retribution. As Stone dodges each

disturbance, it becomes clear there’s an even

more treacherous game being played.

381 pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $6.95

9300864 THE HIGH NOTES. By Danielle

Steel. LARGE PRINT EDITION. Iris has been

singing ever since she can remember, hitting

the high notes like no one else. After years of

being exploited by her father and manager, she

gains the courage to finally fly free, leave the

tour, and follow her dreams. 285 pages.

Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $6.95

*9288988 CIRCLE OF DAYS. By Ken Follett.

LARGE PRINT EDITION. Joia’s vision of a great

stone circle, assembled by the divided tribes of

the Great Plain, will inspire Seft and become their

life’s work. But as drought ravages the earth,

mistrust grows between the herders, farmers, and

woodlanders–and an act of savage violence leads

to open warfare. 831 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $42.00 $29.95

*9290044 THE IMPOSSIBLE FORTUNE.

By Richard Osman. LARGE PRINT EDITION.

When Elizabeth meets Nick, a wedding guest

asking for her help, she finds the thrill of the

chase is ignited once again. And when Nick

disappears without a trace, his cagey business

partner becomes the gang’s next stop. It

seems the duo have something

valuable–something worth killing for. 465

pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9290117 THE PORTRAIT. By Danielle Steel. LARGE

PRINT EDITION. A gifted portrait artist and a high-powered

subject confront their past wounds to embrace new love.

315 pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9290737 THE GIRL FROM DEVIL’S

LAKE. By J.A. Jance. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. Sheriff Joanna Brady is looking

forward to the holidays with her busy family,

and to celebrating her daughter Jenny’s

graduation from the police academy. But the

family is interrupted when a body is discovered

beneath a flooded bridge in the Arizona desert,

and Joanna is called onto the case. 482 pages.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $34.00 $24.95

*9293892 SHARP FORCE. By Patricia

Cornwell. LARGE PRINT EDITION. A serial

killer wreaks havoc on Northern Virginia,

appearing as a ghostly apparition before

striking–and Scarpetta must avoid becoming

the next victim. 518 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9291547 TWICE. By Mitch Albom. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. What if you got to do everything in your life twice? The

heart of this tale is a stunning love story that dares to explore how

our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve had all

along. 356 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9293469 ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET

SERVICE. By Ian Fleming. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. After tracking the SPECTRE chief to

a stronghold in the Swiss Alps, Bond

uncovers the details of Ernst Blofeld’s latest

plot: a biological warfare scheme more

audacious than anything the fiend has tried

before. 356 pages. Morrow. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.99 $21.95

*9290001 ERO NINJA SCROLLS, VOLUME 9. By Haruki.

Tokuta has been kidnapped by the large-domed yokai, Nurarihyon.

Once upon a time, Nurarihyon ruled the yokai’s paradise of Kabakuha,

but now spreads illness over the lands of the peaceful Ero period! Will

Arakusa manage to overcome all her otherworldly challenges? Adults

only. In B&W. Ghost Ship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9302654 THE STRANGE TALE OF

PANORAMA ISLAND. By Suehiro Maruo. On

a remote and mysterious island, one man

builds a playground of hedonistic excess. His

world is filled with splendor, replete with

waterfalls, grand palaces, and gardens–a grand

backdrop for decadent feasts, orgies, and dark

secrets. Adults only. In B&W. 272 pages. Last

Gasp. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

930603X LADIES ON TOP, VOL. 4. By

Nejiganameta. Shinomiya’s coworker, Saeki, has

learned about the unconventional relationship

between Mitsuki and Shinomiya, and now he’s

opening himself to his own desires. But the

younger businessman decides that he, too,

wants to be with Mitsuki! How will Mitsuki and

Shinomiya deal with this new wrinkle in their

search for their own ideal sex life? Adults only. In

B&W. Steamship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

NEW DVDs

DVD 9287612 MOUNTAIN. Widescreen.

Only three centuries ago, setting out to climb a

mountain would have been considered close

to lunacy. Director Jennifer Peedom has

fashioned an astonishing symphony of

mountaineers, ice climbers, free soloists,

heliskiers, snowboarders, wingsuiters and

parachuting mountain bikers. Not Rated.

English SDH. 74 minutes. Greenwich. $5.95

DVD 9287256 4 FILM FAVORITES:

Sandra Bullock Romance Collection.

Widescreen. Collects four romance-packed

films starring Sandra Bullock: Two Weeks

Notice; The Lake House; In Love and War;

and Practical Magic. Also stars Hugh Grant,

Chris O’Donnell, Nicole Kidman, Keanu

Reeves, Ashley Judd, and Maggie Smith.

CC. Over 7 hours on two double-sided

DVDs. Warner Home Video. Pub. at $14.99 $6.95

DVD 9287418 REVENGE. Widescreen.

Never take your mistress on an annual

guys’ getaway, especially one devoted to

hunting. Things get out of hand and she is

left for dead in the middle of this arid hell.

However, the young woman is very much

alive, and the hunting game turns into a

ruthless manhunt. Stars Matilda Lutz and

Kevin Janssens. Rated R. English SDH.

108 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9291288 FRIDAY THE 13TH THE

SERIES: The Complete Series.

Fullscreen. Cousins Micki Foster (Louise

Robey) and Ryan Dallion (John D. LeMay)

inherit their uncle’s antiques store, but have

no idea they’ll be in the business of evil.

Collects all 31 Season One through Three

episodes. Over 54 hours on seventeen

DVDs. Paramount. $39.95

DVD 9292381 NUMB3RS: Seasons

1-4. Widescreen. An FBI agent, Don Eppes,

recruits his brother, Charlie, a mathematics

genius, to help solve crimes using

advanced mathematics in Los Angeles,

California. Stars Rob Morrow and David

Krumholtz. Collects all 79 Season One

through Four episodes. Over 56 hours on

twenty-one DVDs. Paramount. $29.95

DVD 9287639 WESTWOOD. Widescreen. The first film to

encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our

time, as Vivienne Westwood fights to maintain her brand’s

integrity, her principles–and her legacy. Not Rated. English

SDH. 84 minutes. Greenwich. $5.95

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NEW DVDs

DVD 9297375 THE MUMMY’S

GHOST/THE MUMMY’S CURSE.

Widescreen. An ancient curse that has

survived for 3,000 years is coming to

America in The Mummy’s Ghost. In The

Mummy’s Curse, the mummy Kharis

haunts the Louisiana bayou, seeking his lost

love, Princess Ananka, now resurrected

with amnesia. Both star Lon Chaney Jr. Not

Rated. In B&W. 122 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297413 THE NEVERS: Season 1,

Part 1. August 1896. Victorian London is

rocked to its foundations by a supernatural

event which gives certain people–mostly

women–abnormal abilities, from the

wondrous to the disturbing. But no matter

their particular “turns,” all who belong to

this new underclass are in grave danger.

Collects all 6 episodes of Season One Part

One. English SDH. Six hours on two DVDs. HBO. $6.95

DVD 9297162 THE BIRDS/PSYCHO.

Widescreen. Tippi Hedren and Rod Taylor star

in this horrific tale of nature gone berserk, in

The Birds. 120 minutes. And Anthony Perkins

and Janet Leigh star in this shocking classic

about an unsuspecting visitor to the Bates

Motel who falls prey to one of cinema’s most

notorious psychopaths in Psycho, Rated R.

109 minutes. In Color and B&W. Both English

SDH. Two DVDs. Universal. $4.95

DVD 929144X SUPERMAN: The Movie.

Widescreen. The set presented here includes

the original 1978 theatrical movie, the 2000

Expanded Edition, three documentaries

about the making of this landmark superhero

classic, the vintage TV special The Making of

Superman: The Movie, nine 1940s Fleischer

Studios Superman cartoons, and more. CC.

Nearly five hours on 4 DVDs. Warner Home

Video. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

DVD 9287388 THE LODGE. Widescreen.

A soon to be stepmom is snowed in with her

fiance’s two children at a remote holiday

village. Just as relations begin to thaw

between the trio, some strange and

frightening events take place. Rated R. 108

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297235 A COUNTESS FROM

HONG KONG. Russian emigre countess

Natascha (Sophia Loren), forced into

prostitution in Hong Kong, stows away on

wealthy American Ogden’s (Marlon

Brando) stateroom to blackmail her way to

the United States. This romantic comedy

was written, directed, and features music by

Charlie Chaplin, his final film. CC. 108

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9297529 UNFRIENDED 2-MOVIE COLLECTION.

Widescreen. In Unfriended, watch in real time as a group of teens in a

chat room find themselves getting picked off one-by-one on the

anniversary of their friend’s suicide. In Unfriended: Dark Web, a young

woman steals a laptop, unknowingly connecting himself and his

friends to a dark web group that will kill to get it back. Both Rated R.

English SDH. 176 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297219 COLUMBO: Season Four.

Fullscreen. From a spoiled kidnapping plot to

murder at a historic military academy, join

Columbo (Peter Falk) as he asks all the right

questions in some of the most cunning and

dangerous cases. Guest stars include Dick

Van Dyke, George Hamilton and Robert

Conrad. Collects all 6 Season Four episodes.

English SDH. Nine hours on 3 DVDs.

Universal. Pub. at $39.98 $7.95

DVD 9297227 A CONNECTICUT YANKEE

IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT/EMPEROR

WALTZ. Fullscreen. Bing Crosby stars in A

Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, a

light and lively musical version of Mark

Twain’s timeless comedy. Then in The

Emperor Waltz, Bing Crosby is an American

salesman in Austria who falls for a countess

while trying to sell a gramophone to the

Emperor. English SDH. Over 3 hours. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297200 CELTIC TIGER. Widescreen.

The internationally acclaimed master of dance,

Michael Flatley, returns to the stage to

spearhead a powerful new dance spectacular.

With enthralling music, unbelievable costumes

and breathtaking special effects, this innovative

program fuses the spirit and history of Ireland

with dance and music. English SDH. 107

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9302166 FACING NOLAN. Widescreen. In the world of MLB,

no one has created a mythology like Nolan Ryan. Told from the point of

view of the hitters he faced and the teammates who revered him, this

is the definitive documentary of a Texas legend. Not Rated. English

SDH. 102 minutes. Unobstructed View. $5.95

DVD 9297405 THE NAUGHTY

NINETIES. Fullscreen. Set in the 1890s, a

ham actor (Bud Abbott) and his dim-witted

assistant (Lou Costello) set sail on the

Mississippi showboat, the River Queen. When

a group of villainous gamblers win a

controlling interest in the River Queen, the

comedy duo attempts to rid the showboat of

the villains with a few hilarious missteps along

the way. English SDH. In B&W. 77 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297324 LAW & ORDER TRUE

CRIME: The Menendez Murders.

Widescreen. Starring the incomparable

Emmy and Golden Globe winner Edie

Falco, this true-crime installment of the

powerhouse Law & Order franchise

delivers a gripping, in-depth

dramatization of the notorious murder

case that changed America forever.

Collects all eight episodes. English SDH. Over 5 hours on two

DVDs. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297111 ADRIFT. Widescreen. While

on vacation in Brazil, 14-year-old Filipa (Laura

Neiva) discovers that her father (Vincent

Cassel) has been cheating on his wife with a

young American woman (Camilla Belle). But

his infidelity is just the first of many dark

secrets that lurk beneath the surface of their

seemingly perfect family. Not Rated. English

SDH. 102 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297448 ROADRUNNER: A Film

About Anthony Bourdain. Widescreen.

It’s not where you go. It’s what you leave

behind. Chef, writer, adventurer,

provocateur: Anthony Bourdain lived his life

unabashedly. This documentary is an

intimate, behind-the-scenes look at how an

anonymous chef became a world-renowned

cultural icon. Rated R. English SDH. 119

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297499 STATE OF THE UNION. Fullscreen. Spencer

Tracy is a presidential hopeful torn between political corruption

engineered by a powerful newspaper mogul and the integrity

championed by his estranged wife, played by Katherine

Hepburn. In B&W. English SDH. 123 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9291369 MISSION–IMPOSSIBLE:

The Original Television Series, Seasons

1-3. Widescreen. An elite covert operations

unit carries out highly sensitive missions

subject to official denial in the event of failure,

death or capture. Collects all 76 episodes from

Season One through Three. Stars Peter Graves

and Barbara Bain. Over 65 hours on twenty-one

DVDs. Paramount. $12.95

DVD 9287280 THE BOUNTY HUNTER.

Widescreen. Milo Boyd (Gerard Butler), a

down on his luck bounty hunter, gets his

dream job when he is assigned to track down

his bail-jumping ex-wife, reporter Nicole

Hurley (Jennifer Aniston). Milo expects an

easy payday, but nothing’s ever easy with him

and Nicole. English SDH. 111 minutes.

Columbia. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

DVD 9297545 WAR HEROES

COLLECTION: Midway/MacArthur/To

Hell and Back. Widescreen. Charlton

Heston and Henry Fonda lead an all-star

cast in the World War II classic, Midway.

Then, Gregory Peck portrays General

Douglas MacArthur, one of the most

fascinating figures in U.S. history, in

MacArthur. Finally, Audie Murphy, the most

decorated American soldier of WWII, plays himself in To Hell and

Back. English SDH. Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Universal. $7.95

DVD 9297502 STEVEN UNIVERSE: The

Complete First Season. Widescreen.

Experience the magic of Steven Universe and the

Crystal Gems from the beginning! Join Steven as

he discovers his powers and the secrets of his

past. Meet the citizens of Beach City and

beyond, like Lapis Luzuli, Peridot and Stevonnie.

Collects 52 episodes. English SDH. Nine hours

on 3 DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $7.95

DVD 9297243 CURB YOUR

ENTHUSIASM: The Complete Ninth

Season. Widescreen. From avoiding “stop

and chats” to elevating “small” talk to

“medium” talk, Larry David takes everyday

situations to their avoidable conclusion,

and this season offers more of the hilarious

same. Also stars Cheryl Hines and Jeff

Garlin. Collects all 10 Season Nine

episodes. English SDH. Over 6 hours on two DVDs. HBO. $7.95

DVD 9297367 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S

DREAM. James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland,

Dick Powell, Joe E. Brown, Mickey Rooney, and

others portray the hilariously flawed mortals

and immortals of Shakespeare’s bewitching

comedy in this Academy Award-winner,

dazzlingly restored from original film elements.

English SDH. In B&W. 143 minutes. Warner

Bros. Enter. Pub. at $19.97 $5.95

DVD 9287345 THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM. Chroicles the

eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city

living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in

harmony with nature. 92 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297308 KONG: Skull Island.

Widescreen. A team of scientists, soldiers and

adventurers explores an uncharted island in

the Pacific, but their mission of discovery

becomes the ultimate battle between man and

nature when they venture into the domain of

the Mighty Kong. Stars Tom Hiddleston and

Brie Larson. English SDH. 118 minutes.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9297138 ARABIAN NIGHTS.

Fullscreen. Get swept away on a magic carpet

ride. Jon Hall, Maria Montez and Sabu star in

this lush, epic story of two half-brothers who

battle each other for the power of the throne

and the love of the beautiful dancing girl

Scheherazade. Also stars Shemp Howard. Not

Rated. English SDH. 87 minutes. Universal.

Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 929712X ALI BABA AND THE

FORTY THIEVES. Fullscreen. Orphaned as

a young child and adopted by a band of

notorious thieves, now-grown Ali Baba (Jon

Hall) sets out to avenge his father’s murder,

reclaim the royal throne and rescue his

beloved Amara from the iron fist of his

treacherous enemy. Not Rated. English

SDH. 87 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297456 SHAFT 4-FILM

COLLECTION. Widescreen. Richard

Roundtree stars in Shaft (with Moses

Gunn); Shaft’s Big Score! (with Gunn); and

Shaft in Africa (with Vonetta McGee); and

also includes Shaft (2019) with Samuel L

Jackson and Jessie T. Usher. All Rated R.

English SDH. Over 7 hours on three DVDs.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9287302 WORLD TRADE

CENTER: A Modern Marvel,

1973-2001. For a time, its towers were the

tallest buildings on earth, and the World

Trade Center, an engineering marvel, came

to symbolize American prosperity and

strength. This homage was filmed just

months before terrorists attacked and

destroyed the New York City landmarks. 50

minutes. History Channel. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

DVD 9297332 THE LEFTOVERS: The

Complete First Season. Widescreen. Two

percent of the world’s population has

disappeared. Was it the Rapture? Aliens? Or

something else? As Kevin Garvey (Justin

Theroux), police chief and father of two,

struggles to grieve for his losses and rebuild his

life, the world around him grows ever stranger.

Collects all ten Season One episodes. English

SDH. Over nine hours on 3 DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $7.95

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NEW DVDs

DVD 9297154 BACK TO BATAAN. John

Wayne portrays Colonel Joseph Madden in

this heroic salute to the Philippine

resistance forces who continued the fight in

the years leading to General MacArthur’s

return. Also stars Anthony Quinn and

Beulah Bondi. CC. In B&W. 95 minutes.

Warner Home Video. $5.95

DVD 9297383 THE MUMMY’S

HAND/THE MUMMY’S TOMB. Fullscreen.

In The Mummy’s Hand, adventurers defile a

mummy’s tomb and are terrorized by a high

priest who resurrects the monster to protect

the grave. In The Mummy’s Tomb, a high

priest transports Kharis, the mummy, to

America to take revenge on the family who

desecrated an Egyptian princess’s tomb. Not

Rated. In B&W. 131 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 929726X DIRTY JOHN. Widescreen.

Connie Britton stars as a successful designer

who gets swept off her feet by a charismatic

man, played by Eric Bana. Her family grows

suspicious, and she’s pulled into his terrifying

web of deception. Based on a true story. Also

stars Julia Garner. Collects all eight episodes.

English SDH. Over 6 hours on two DVDs.

Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297294 THE GREAT NORTHFIELD

MINNESOTA RAID. Widescreen. This

account of the infamous James gang’s most

daring robbery details the final days of the

gang. Led by the introspective Cole Younger

(Cliff Robertson) and the nearly psychotic

Jesse James (Robert Duvall), the

desperadoes set their sights on the biggest

bank west of the Mississippi. English SDH. 92

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9297251 DINER. Widescreen. Steve

Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke,

Kevin Bacon, Timothy Daly and Paul Reiser

play up-all-night buddies who work out the

remnants of adolescence during ritual

grazings at a busy steel-and-vinyl hangout in

1959 Baltimore. Barry Levinson’s directorial

debut. Also stars Ellen Barkin. Rated R. CC.

110 minutes. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9297464 SILVER SCREEN

ICONS: Broadway Musicals. Collects

four Broadway classic musicals: Annie

Get Your Gun; Show Boat; Kiss Me Kate

and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.

Stars include Betty Hutton, Howard Keel,

Ava Gardner, Kathryn Grayson and Ann

Miller. CC. Over 7 hours on two DVDs.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9291334 LARK RISE TO

CANDLEFORD: The Complete Season

One. Widescreen. An adaptation of Flora

Thompson’s autobiographical novel Lark Rise

To Candleford, set in 19th century Oxfordshire,

in which a young girl moves to the local town to

begin an apprenticeship as a postmistress.

Collects all ten Season One episodes. Stars

Olivia Hallinan and Dawn French. English SDH.

Nearly 10 hours on four DVDs. BBC Video. $9.95

DVD 9287272 BIOGRAPHY: WWE

Legends, Volume 2. Widescreen. The

ultimate ringside seat to the men behind

the most iconic characters in WWE

history, which are helmed by some of the

industry’s foremost directors and top

storytellers. Four documentaries focus on

Shawn Michaels, Ultimate Warrior, Mick

Foley, and Bret “Hitman” Hart. English

SDH. Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Lionsgate. $7.95

DVD 9291245 DOCTOR WHO: The

Animation Collection. Widescreen.

Collects five Doctor Who animated

releases including Dreamland and The

Infinite Quest featuring the Tenth Doctor

(David Tennant); The Power of the Daleks

featuring the Second Doctor (Patrick

Troughton); Shada featuring the Fourth

Doctor (Tom Baker); and Scream of the

Shalka. Over 7 hours on two DVDs. BBC. $7.95

DVD 9297170 THE BOXER. Widescreen. Daniel Day-Lewis

and Emily Watson are star-crossed lovers torn between

unquestioning loyalty to the ties of tradition and the passion they

share in one of 1997’s most critically acclaimed films from

director Jim Sheridan. Rated R. 114 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297197 CAPTIVE STATE.

Widescreen. Ten years after an alien

invasion, John Goodman plays a police

chief in occupied Chicago whose loyalties

are tested. He tracks a resistance group,

forcing humanity to confront whether to

collaborate with or fight their extraterrestrial

overlords. English SDH. 110 minutes.

Universal. $5.95

DVD 9287329 APOLLO 11. Widescreen.

A look at the Apollo 11 mission to land on

the moon led by commander Neil

Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and

Michael Collins. Experience the

momentous days and hours in 1969 when

humankind took a giant leap into the future.

English SDH. 93 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9287590 BREATH. Follows two teenage boys, Pikelet

and Loonie (Samson Coulter and Ben Spence), growing up in a

remote corner of the Western Australian coast, who form an

unlikely friendship with a mysterious older surfer (Simon Baker).

Not Rated. 116 minutes. MVD Visual. $4.95

DVD 9297537 VANITY FAIR. Widescreen.

Reese Witherspoon gives a vibrant,

captivating performance as one of the greatest

female characters of all time, Becky Sharp, in

this sumptuous and sexy epic from director

Mira Nair. It’s a dazzling ascent up the social

ladder as vivacious Becky schemes and

seduces her way to the top. CC. 141 minutes.

Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9291199 WAGON TRAIN.

Fullscreen. Presents 24 exciting episodes,

each chronicling a personal story of

courage and perseverance on the great

migration westward during the 1800s.

Taken from original film prints, these

adventures boast breathtaking scenery and

a terrific cast lead by Ward Bond, Robert

Horton, and others. In B&W. Twenty hours

on 6 DVDs. Timeless Media Group. Pub. at $29.93 $9.95

DVD 9297391 MY SUMMER OF LOVE.

Widescreen. Local girl Mona is naive,

reckless and filled with yearning for

something more in life. Tamsin (Emily

Blunt) is spoiled and bored, trying to

escape her prep-school existence when she

draws Mona into her fantasy world. What

started as a magical friendship soon

becomes laced with deception and danger.

Rated R. English SDH. 87 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297286 AN EVENING WITH

BEVERLY LUFF LINN. Widescreen.

Aubrey Plaza stars as a woman who leaves

her terrible husband and a would-be robber

behind to pursue a mysterious performer

from her past. An oddball quest ensues,

leading to a magical and bizarre event. Also

stars Craig Robinson. Rated R. 108

minutes. Universal. $6.95

DVD 9291253 THE DOUBLE. When a United States Senator is

brutally murdered, the evidence points to a soviet assassin long

thought to be dead. A retired CIA operative (Richard Gere) and a

hotshot FBI agent (Topher Grace) are thrown together to track the

killer down. 98 minutes. Image. Pub. at $27.97 $4.95

DVD 9291407 THE ROAD WARRIOR/

MAD MAX: Beyond Thunderdome.

Widescreen. Make way for Mad Max (Mel

Gibson) and The Road Warrior (Rated R), the

Apocalypse on wheels that put Gibson on the

Hollywood map for keeps and ranks as one of

the most mind-blowing stunt movies ever

made. Our hero returns for more astonishing

adventures in Mad Max Beyond

Thunderdome. CC. Over three hours. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9291423 STEPHEN KING’S GOLDEN YEARS.

Fullscreen. An elderly janitor hurt in an explosion at a secret

army lab run by “The Shop” starts growing younger every day. A

ruthless operative is sent to cover it up, so the janitor and his

wife go on the run with the help of a sympathetic female agent.

Stars Keith Szarabajka and Felicity Huffman. Not Rated. CC.

Nearly 4 hours on two DVDs. Paramount. $5.95

DVD 9291318 INSIDE AMY

SCHUMER: 3 Season Binge

Pack. Widescreen. Straight from

Amy Schumer’s provocative and

hilariously wicked mind, this

series explores sex, relationships

and the general clusterf**k that is

life with sketches, stand-up

comedy, and woman on the street interviews. Not Rated. Over 10

hours on five DVDs. Paramount. $5.95

*DVD 9304541 SCHOOL IN THE

CROSSHAIRS. Widescreen. Ordinary

schoolgirl Yuka’s new term comes ot an

odd start when she inexplicably stops an

accident by using latent psychic powers.

Troubled by her newfound abilities, Yuka

also senses a strange force starting to

take hold of the school. Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 90

minutes. Cult Epics. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

DVD 9297189 THE BRASS BOTTLE.

Widescreen. When Harold (Tony Randall)

buys an antique Arabian bottle at auction, he

ends up freeing the centuries imprisoned

genie, Fakrash. Forever indebted and ready to

serve his new master, Fakrash grants Harold

his every wish. But, soon everything goes from

bad to worse! The movie that inspired the hit

TV show, I Dream of Jeannie. Also stars

Barbara Eden. English SDH. 90 minutes. Universal. $5.95

*DVD 9304592 VINTAGE VENGEANCE

SPAGHETTI WESTERN, VOLUME 1.

Widescreen. In The Man From Oklahoma,

Oklahoma Dan (Rick Horn) is sent into a small

town ruled by the ruthless ranch hands of Ron

Edwards, with danger lurking around every

corner. In Gatling Gun, Captain Chris Tanner

(Robert Woods) has been found guilty in the

Gatling affair and is on a mission to find out

what really happened. Not Rated. English dubbing. Over 3 hours on

two DVDs. First Line Films. Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*DVD 9307141 7 SINS. Widescreen. A

searing, subversive horror anthology that

reimagins the seven deadly sins through

the twisted visions of underground

cinema’s boldest voices. Each segment

explores a sin not by doctrine, but through

raw, human impulse, creating a portrait of

desire, despair, and decay. Not Rated. 93

minutes. Indiepix. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

DVD 9291202 WRIGLEY FIELD:

1914-2014 Historic Moments. Built in

1914, Wrigley Field is the last of the “jewel

box designed” ballparks that were popular

in the early part of the 20th century. It is now

the only pro-ballpark with a hand-turned

scoreboard and ivy-covered walls. Join Pat

Hughes, “the voice of the Cubs,” as he

introduces moments from the past 100

years that all Cub fans will cherish! 75 minutes. Questar. $5.95

DVD 9291180 TRAILER PARK BOYS:

The Movie. Widescreen. From executive

producer Ivan Reitman comes a comedy full

of petty thieves, alcohol, and strippers.

When the raunchy residents of Sunnyvale

Trailer Park (Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles)

end up in prison, they hatch a plan to pull

off the “Big Dirty.” Rated R. 93 minutes.

Screen Media Films. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9287264 BIOGRAPHY: WWE

Legends, Volume 1. Widescreen. The

ultimate ringside seat to the men behind the

most iconic characters in WWE history, which

are helmed by some of the industry’s foremost

directors and top storytellers. Four

documentaries focus on “Stone Cold” Steve

Austin, “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, “Macho Man”

Randy Savage, and Booker T. English SDH.

Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Lionsgate. Pub. at $19.98 $7.95

DVD 9291377 PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF

FAME: 85 Years of Greatness. Fullscreen.

Discover the players, coaches and owners as

they share first-hand accounts of the most

glorious moments in the game. From the first

Class in 1963 to the Class of 2005, get an

insider’s view of the larger than life personalities,

behind the scenes drama, and the epic plays

that earned these men their hallowed inductions.

Over 8 hours on three DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

– 61 –

NEW DVDs

DVD 9291342 LUST, CAUTION.

Widescreen. A young woman becomes

swept up in a radical plot to assassinate a

ruthless and secretive intelligence agent.

As she immerses herself in her role as a

cosmopolitan seductress, she becomes

entangled in a dangerous game of

emotional intrigue, love and betrayal. Rated

R. In Mandarin with English subtitles. 155

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $19.98 $5.95

DVD 9291393 THE RETURN OF THE

NATIVE. Fullscreen. The breathtaking English

countryside sets the stage for a spellbinding

triangle of love, desire and destiny in Thomas

Hardy’s timeless romantic classic about an

ambitious beauty and the two men who will

sacrifice everything to claim her. Stars

Catherine Zeta Jones and Clive Owen. 98

minutes. Hallmark Hall of Fame. $5.95

DVD 929130X INHERITANCE.

Widescreen. Lauren Monroe (Lily Collins)

is the successful daughter of a powerful

family. When her father suddenly dies, he

leaves her a set of keys to an unknown

bomb shelter on their estate. What she

uncovers there may unravel the fabric of her

family dynasty and threaten her life, as well

as all those around her. Not Rated. English

SDH. 111 minutes. Vertical. $5.95

DVD 9291229 ANDY WILLIAMS: Moon River and Me.

Williams personally introduces eighteen unforgettable video

performances from his Emmy Award-winning TV series, including

Moon River; The Face I Love; The Shadow of Your Smile; Love Story;

Born Free; and many others. 74 minutes. Questar. $5.95

DVD 9291326 IRON SKY: The Coming

Race. Widescreen. Following the devastating

aftermath of nuclear war on Earth, a former

Nazi Moonbase has become the last refuge for

mankind. Limited supplies and

overpopulation threaten the survivors until

Obi, the leader’s daughter, finds a map

pointing to a power buried deep under Earth’s

wasted surface that could save mankind or

destroy it once and for all. English SDH. 92 minutes. Vertical. $5.95

*DVD 9307249 HOW DO THEY MAKE

IT? Season 1. Widescreen. A journey into the

world of complex mechanisms surrounding

contemporary man. It’s the story about places

where exceptional things are being created to

make our travel, communication, work, and

life easier. Collects all three Season One

episodes. 60 minutes. Dreamscape Media.

Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304320 BURN ALL MY

LETTERS. Widescreen. Set against the

backdrop of 1930s Sweden, the film brings to

life the passionate, forbidden love story

between Karin Stolpe (Asta Kamma August),

Olof Lagercrantz, and her husband, Sven

Stolpe (Bill Skarsgard). Not Rated. In Swedish

with English subtitles. 120 minutes.

International Media. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304614 WEEDS. Widescreen.

A San Quentin inmate, sentenced to life

without parole, writes a play that catches

the interest of a reporter. Now a free man,

Lee reunites his prison buddies to

perform the story of their lives across

America. Stars Nick Nolte and Rita

Taggart. Rated R. 118 minutes. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9307311 THE KILLER MUST

KILL AGAIN. Widescreen. Giorgio is a

greedy adulterer who makes a deal with a

killer to dispose of his wealthy wife, Nora.

Unfortunately, a thrill-seeking young

couple steals the killer’s car with Nora’s

corpse in the trunk, ending up at a

run-down seaside villa. A film by Luigi

Cozzi. Not Rated. In Italian with English

subtitles. 90 minutes. Rustblade. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304509 MIRROR LIFE: Modern Zombies. An

investigator’s search for her missing cousin uncovers a

conspiracy involving an illegal drug trail and experiment that

leads to a zombie outbreak. Not Rated. 89 minutes. Cleopatra

Entertainment. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9297774 CAT’S IN THE

CRADLE: The Song That Changed Our

Lives. Widescreen. Celebrates the 50th

anniversary of Harry Chapin’s iconic song

and explores the song’s lasting impact on

music, culture, and personal lives. Reflects

on the song’s universal themes of

parenthood, time, and relationships that

have resonated with audiences. Not Rated.

90 minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9307281 J-GIRL YUMMY: Harumi Tachibana.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star

of this video is Harumi Tachibana. Not Rated. 72 minutes.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9307257 INCEL. Widescreen. A

man obsessed with a female podcaster

becomes convinced she is talking with

him through her podcast. This obsession

leads to tragic consequences. Stars

Evan Jacobs and Angelique Flores. Not

Raded. 73 minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at

$14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307362 OUT OF SEASON.

Widescreen. Ann and Joanna, a

mother-daughter duo, run a hotel on an island.

When they receive an unexpected guest, Joe,

with whom Ann had an affair years ago,

Joanna expresses her feelings for him. Stars

Vanessa Redgrave, Cliff Robertson, and Susan

George. Rated R. English SDH. 90 minutes.

MVD Visual. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9304371 THE DEVIL’S MUSIC.

Widescreen. A group of friends on a

weekend getaway are caught between a

hulking serial killer and one of their own

possessed by a recording of an ancient

ritual. Not Rated. 81 minutes. SRS Cinema.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307168 THE DEVIL’S

WASTELAND. Widescreen. Survivors of a

deadly plague roam the North American

wasteland in hopes of a future. They

encounter a cannibalistic family with a

deranged cult-like leader. Things take a turn

for the worse as the survivors are kidnapped

and tortured. Not Rated. 96 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307494 THE VERY BEST OF THE ED SULLIVAN

SHOW, VOLUME 2: The Greatest Entertainers.

Fullscreen. Burt Reynolds introduces another stellar cast of

performers from the most incredible variety show in the

history of television. Brings you the biggest names in

comedy, Broadway, variety, pop, and rock, captured live in

the prime of their careers. Not Rated. 93 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307486 THE VERY BEST OF

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW, VOLUME 1:

Unforgettable Performances.

Fullscreen. Brings you some of the biggest

names in comedy, Broadway, variety, rock,

and pop, captured live in the prime of their

careers. Hosted by Carol Burnett. Includes

performances and footage of Lucille Ball,

The Beatles, The Doors, Ella Fitzgerald, The

Supremes, Barbara Streisand, and more. 98 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307192 THE ED SULLIVAN

SHOW: A Classic Christmas. Captures the

warmth and joy of the season with over a dozen

of your favorite Christmas songs from the

biggest stars, including The Supremes, Bing

Crosby, Johnny Mathis, Connie Francis, and

Count Basie, as well as comedy from Rich Little

and George Carlin. In B&W. 46 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9304568 SCREAMITYVILLE.

Widescreen. Every Halloween, in a town that’s

hidden and not on any map, the residents

transform their homes into terrifying

spectacles with witches, zombies, ghosts, and

monsters. They do it to keep visitors away.

What secrets lurk in the shadows? Not Rated.

84 minutes. Borderline Media Group.

Pub. at $9.95 $7.95

DVD 9287434 GAMES GIRLS PLAY.

Sultry 1970s B-movie bombshell Christina

Hart stars as Bunny O’Hara, the underage

man-eating daughter of a wealthy American

businessman. After sleeping her way through

the brass ranks of the U.S. military, Bunny is

packed off to Swinging London and a remote

finishing school for wayward rich girls. Also

released as The Bunny Caper. Not Rated. 88

minutes. Adults only. Dark Sky. Pub. at $14.98 $6.95

*DVD 9304479 J-GIRL YUMMY: Toka Rinne. Brings you

the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful settings,

wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Toka Rinne. Not Rated. 58 minutes. Adults only. Gravure

Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9304444 J-GIRL YUMMY:

Mitsuha Kikukawa. Brings you the

sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least

amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Mitsuha Kikukawa. Not Rated. 60

minutes. Adults only. Gravure Glamour

Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9304452 J-GIRL YUMMY: Reona Kirishima.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Reona Kirishima. Not Rated. 80 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9307273 J-GIRL YUMMY: Emi Asano. Brings you

the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful settings,

wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Emi Asano. Not Rated. 64 minutes. Adults only. Gravure

Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

NEW BLU-RAYs

Blu-ray 9287604 MOUNTAIN.

Widescreen. Only three centuries ago,

setting out to climb a mountain would

have been considered close to lunacy.

Director Jennifer Peedom has fashioned

an astonishing symphony of

mountaineers, ice climbers, free soloists,

heliskiers, snowboarders, wingsuiters

and parachuting mountain bikers. Not

Rated. English SDH. 74 minutes. Greenwich. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297804 IN THE MOUTH

OF MADNESS. Widescreen. An insurance

investigator begins discovering that the

impact a horror writer’s books have on his

fans is more than inspirational. Stars Sam

Neill and Julie Carmen. Includes a

perfect-bound collector’s book and a

double-sided fold-out poster. Rated R.

English SDH. 95 minutes. Slipcased.

Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $47.95

*Blu-ray 9297847 MS .45.

Widescreen. Zoe Lund stars as a mute

garment-district seamstress who, after falling

victim to multiple unspeakable assaults,

ignites her one-woman homicidal rampage

against New York City’s entire male

population. Includes a perfect-bound

collector’s book and a double-sided fold-out

poster. Rated R. English SDH. 80 minutes.

Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

*Blu-ray 929791X TRICK ‘R TREAT.

Widescreen. Five stories interwoven that

occur on the same block, on the same night.

Follow a high school principal who leads a

double life as a ruthless serial killer; the

journey of a young woman looking for love; a

group of teenagers playing a prank; and an

old man confronted by a mischievous

trick-or-treater. Includes a double-sided

fold-out poster and an illustrated collector’s booklet. Rated R.

English SDH. 82 minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

Blu-ray 9291296 THE GODFATHER

TRILOGY: Corleone Legacy Edition.

Francis Ford Coppola’s masterful adaption

of Mario Puzo’s novel. Collects The

Godfather; The Godfather Part II; and The

Godfather Part III. Includes the Corleone

legacy family tree, original theatrical art

cards, and collectible portraits, and a bonus

Blu-ray of extras. All Rated R. English SDH.

Over 8 hours on three Blu-rays. Paramount. $29.95

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NEW BLU-RAYs

Blu-ray 9291350 THE MAN WITH NO

NAME TRILOGY: A Fistful of Dollars/For

a Few Dollars More/The Good, the Bad

and the Ugly. Widescreen. This definitive

Sergio Leone collection of the most

ambitious and influential Westerns ever

made includes A Fistful of Dollars; For a Few

Dollars More; and The Good, the Bad and

the Ugly. All star Clint Eastwood. Most Rated

R. English SDH. Over 6 hours on three Blu-rays. MGM. $20.95

*Blu-ray 9307354 THE MASK.

Widescreen. Jim Carrey stars as a

mild-mannered bank clerk who discovers a

mysterious ancient mask that brings his

innermost desires to wild, screaming life.

Also stars Cameron Diaz. Includes an

illustrated collector’s booklet, double-sided

fold-out poster, and six postcard-sized

reproduction artcards. English DH. 101

minutes. Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $39.95

Blu-ray 929127X FAST & FURIOUS

7-MOVIE COLLECTION. Widescreen.

Collects The Fast and the Furious; 2 Fast 2

Furious; The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo

Drift; Fast & Furious; Fast Five; Fast &

Furious 6; and Furious 7. Stars Paul

Walker and Vin Diesel. Boxed in a limited

edition tire case. Some Not Rated.

Includes a bonus DVD. English SDH. Over

13 hours on seven Blu-rays. Universal. $24.95

Blu-ray 9287582 BREATH. Follows two teenage boys,

Pikelet and Loonie (Samson Coulter and Ben Spence), growing

up in a remote corner of the Western Australian coast, who form

an unlikely friendship with a mysterious older surfer (Simon

Baker). Not Rated. 116 minutes. MVD Visual. $4.95

Blu-ray 9287337 BEACH BUM.

Widescreen. Follows the hilarious

misadventures of Moondog (Matthew

McConaughey), a rebellious rogue who

always lives life by his own rules. Also

Stars Snoop Dogg, Zac Efron, and Isla

Fisher. Rated R. English SDH. 95

minutes. Universal. $5.95

*Blu-ray 9307346 THE MASK.

Widescreen. Jim Carrey stars as a

mild-mannered bank clerk who discovers a

mysterious ancient mask that brings his

innermost desires to wild, screaming life.

Also stars Cameron Diaz. Includes an

illustrated collector’s booklet, double-sided

fold-out poster, and six postcard-sized

reproduction artcards. English DH. 101

minutes. Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307400 RED PLANET.

Widescreen. Val Kilmer and

Carrie-Anne Moss headline this sci-fi

adventure, which is an exciting glimpse

into a future where humankind’s last

hope for survival rests on escaping the

bounds of Earth and colonizing the

cosmos. Includes an illustrated

collector’s booklet. English SDH. 106

minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

Blu-ray 9291237

CASABLANCA: 70th

Anniversary Edition.

Fullscreen. In this 70th

anniversary collectors’ edition,

you’ll find the restored 1942

classic film, along with 13 hours

of extras. Included in the boxed

set is a 60-page volume with production notes, set drawings, and

behind-the-scenes photos; a 1942 French Theatrical mini-poster;

and four drink coasters in a keepsake box. Includes DVD version.

English SDH. In B&W. 102 minutes. Warner Bros. Enter. $24.95

*Blu-ray 9304584 THREE/THREE...EXTREMES.

Widescreen. A trio of ghostly tales of terror, each from a different

country, from the anthology Three. Initiated by acclaimed Hong

Kong producer and director Peter Ho-Sun Chan, the film would

prove highly influential in its innovative approach to pan-Asian

horror, and lead to the shockingly compelling sequel,

Three...Extremes. Rated R. In Korean, Thai, Cantonese, Mandarin,

and Japanese with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on two Blu-rays.

Arrow Video. Pub. at $39.95 $29.95

Blu-ray 9291385 THE NEON DEMON.

Widescreen. Jesse (Elle Fanning) has

moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams

of glamor and fame but must contend with

the city’s dark side and her seedy motel

manager (Keanu Reeves). She clashes with

a dangerous duo of bloodthirsty models

who hunger for her youth and vitality, and

will stop at nothing to devour it. Rated R.

English SDH. 117 minutes. Broad Green Pictures. $9.95

Blu-ray 9287310 APOLLO 11.

Widescreen. A look at the Apollo 11

mission to land on the moon led by

commander Neil Armstrong and pilots

Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.

Experience the momentous days and

hours in 1969 when humankind took a

giant leap into the future. English SDH.

93 minutes. Universal. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297812 THE ISLAND.

Widescreen. A teacher takes six students

along for a trip to a remote, deserted island.

After arrival, they discover three deranged

brothers and their equally deranged mother

living on the island, and one of the sons is

looking for a bride. Not Rated. In Cantonese

with English subtitles. 93 minutes. Eureka.

Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

Blu-ray 9302158 FACING NOLAN.

Widescreen. In the world of MLB, no one

has created a mythology like Nolan Ryan.

Told from the point of view of the hitters

he faced and the teammates who revered

him, this is the definitive documentary of

a Texas legend. Not Rated. English SDH.

102 minutes. Unobstructed View. $4.95

Blu-ray 9287396 MONSTERS AND

MEN. Widescreen. When a young father

witnesses the police shooting of an

unarmed black man, the tight-knit

community of Bed-Stuy is pushed to the

brink. Stars John David Washington and

Anthony Ramos. Rated R. English SDH.

95 minutes. Universal. $4.95

Blu-ray 928740X PARASITE.

Widescreen. Greed and class

discrimination threaten the newly formed

symbiotic relationship between the

wealthy Park family and the destitute Kim

clan. Rated R. In Korean with English

subtitles. 132 minutes. Universal. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297898 SASUKE: The

Complete Television Series. Fullscreen.

Sasuke is a boy who belongs to the Sarutobi

clan, fighting with those belonging to the

Tokugawa Shogun. During the 17th century,

Lord Tokugawa waged a ruthless war of

domination. This historic anime series

makes its North American debut and is now

available in its entirety, featuring all 29

episodes. Dubbed and in Japanese with English subtitles. Over 13

hours on three Blu-rays. AnimEigo. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

*Blu-ray 9307478 THE TIM RITTER

COLLECTION: The SOV Years.

Fullscreen & Widescreen. For the first time,

legendary filmmaker Tim Ritter’s shot on

video filmography–everything outside his

much celebrated “Truth or Dare”

series–this set includes Twisted Illusions;

Twisted Illusions 2; Creep; Dirty Cop No

Donut; I Am A Pig: Dirty Cop No Donut 2;

and Reconciled Through the Christ. Not Rated. Over 8 hours on four

Blu-rays. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $79.95 $59.95

*Blu-ray 930732X THE KILLER

MUST KILL AGAIN. Widescreen. Giorgio

is a greedy adulterer who makes a deal

with a killer to dispose of his wealthy wife,

Nora. Unfortunately, a thrill-seeking young

couple steals the killer’s car with Nora’s

corpse in the trunk, ending up at a

run-down seaside villa. A film by Luigi

Cozzi. Includes Blu-ray and DVD versions.

Not Rated. In Italian with English subtitles. 90 minutes.

Rustblade. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9297839 MS .45.

Widescreen. Zoe Lund stars as a mute

garment-district seamstress who, after falling

victim to multiple unspeakable assaults,

ignites her one-woman homicidal rampage

against New York City’s entire male

population. Includes a perfect-bound

collector’s book and a double-sided fold-out

poster. Rated R. English SDH. 80 minutes.

Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307389 RE-ANIMATOR. Widescreen. After an

unusual new medical student arrives on campus, a dedicated

local and his girlfriend become involved in bizarre experiments

centered on the re-animation of dead tissue. Stars Jeffrey

Combs and Bruce Abbott. Includes the Unrated Version (85

minutes, UHD Blu-ray) and the Integral Version (105 minutes,

Blu-ray). English SDH. Ignite Films. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307540 THE

RESURRECTED. Widescreen. Charles

Dexter Ward’s wife enlists the help of a

private detective to find out what her

husband is up to in a remote cabin owned

by his family for centuries. Stars John

Terry, Jane Sibbett, and Chris Sarandon.

Includes UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray

versions. Rated R. English SDH. 105

minutes. Vinegar Syndrome. Pub. at $49.98 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9297863 OUTLAND.

Widescreen. A federal marshal newly

stationed at a mining colony on the

Jupiter moon of Io notices a series of

unusual deaths. Against the advice of

everyone, he digs deeper to find the

cause and finds himself marked for death.

Stars Sean Connery. Includes a

double-sided fold-out poster and

illustrated collector’s booklet. Rated R. English SDH. 109

minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9304258 ASYLUM.

Widescreen. Here inside the gates of

Dunsmoor Asylum For the Incurably Insane,

you’ll discover four disturbing tales of

voodoo vengeance, murderous mannequins,

psychotic ingenues, demonic dolls, and one

killer twist of an ending. Includes UHD

Blu-ray and Blu-ray versions. Not Rated. 88

minutes. Severin. Pub. at $44.95 $32.95

*Blu-ray 9304274 BASKIN.

Widescreen. When a 5-man police squad is

lured into a realm where torment, depravity,

and damnation are the only law, they’ll

become prisoners of an abyss from which

there may be no mortal escape. Includes

UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray versions. Not

Rated. In Turkish with English subtitles. 97

minutes. Severin. Pub. at $44.95 $32.95

*Blu-ray 9289682 THE BLACK

PANTHER OF SHAOLIN/THE BLACK

SIX. The Black Panther of Shaolin finds Ron

Van Clief and Leo Fong locked in mortal

combat with a gang of kidnappers. The

Black Six is one of the first all-Black biker

movies, telling the story of a motorcycle

club that seeks revenge against White

supremacists. Also includes Martial Arts

Mayhem volumes 1-3. Rated R. English SDH. Over 7 hours on two

Blu-rays. AGFA. Pub. at $42.98 $29.95

Blu-ray 9291458 TERMINATOR:

Genisys 3D. In the war between man and

machine, Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) is

sent back to 1984 to protect his young

mother, Sarah Connor. However, this

time, unexpected events have altered the

past and threaten the future. Reese must

join forces with Sarah and her “Guardian”

(Arnold Schwarzenegger) to save the

world. Includes Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD versions. English

SDH. 125 minutes. Paramount. $5.95

*Blu-ray 929175X CANDY APPLE.

Delves into the complexities of a father-son

relationship set against the backdrop of New

York City’s Lower East Side. Texas Trash (as

himself), a double-amputee and former punk

rocker, moves in with his adult son, Bobby

(Dean Dempsey), after burning bridges out

west. Bobby grapples with his own creative

ambitions while trying to help his father stay

sober. 78 minutes. Anchor Bay. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

– 63 –

NEW BLU-RAYs

*Blu-ray 9307338 LAUREL &

HARDY: The Definitive Restorations,

Volume 2. Fullscreen. A collection of

1930s classic comedies from one of the

most beloved teams in show business

includes eight of their most celebrated

short comedies, including Man O’War;

Perfect Day; Blotto; Another Fine Mess;

Dirty Work; and Going Bye-Bye!; Them

Thar Hills; and Tit for Tat. In B&W. Six hours on 2 Blu-rays. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9297782 DEADMAN’S

BARSTOOL. Centers on Mary, the wife of

a well-known televangelist who goes by

the moniker “John the Preacher”. Facing

divorce with meager financial settlement,

she partners with Ginny, her husband’s

mistress, to rob him of his cash fortune

and split the loot. Not Rated. 78 minutes.

Anchor Bay. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9289712 THE PAINTED

BIRD. Widescreen. Follows the journey

of The Boy (Petr Kotlar) near the end of

WWII, entrusted by his persecuted

parents to an elderly foster mother. The

old woman soon dies, and The Boy is on

his own, wandering through the

countryside, struggling for survival. Also

stars Udo Kier and Stellan Skarsgard.

English SDH. In B&W. 169 minutes. IFC. Pub. at $39.98 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9307419 SS EXPERIMENT LOVE CAMP.

Widescreen. Possibly the most infamous entry into the

Nazisploitation genre, Sergio Garrone’s film is a harrowing

and deliberately triggering experience which, even by today’s

standards, is as powerful as it was when originally released in

1976. Not Rated. Dubbed and in Italian with English subtitles.

95 minutes. 88 Films. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9307397 RE-ANIMATOR.

Widescreen. After an unusual new medical

student arrives on campus, a dedicated

local and his girlfriend become involved in

bizarre experiments centered on the

re-animation of dead tissue. Stars Jeffrey

Combs and Bruce Abbott. Includes the

Unrated Version (85 minutes) and the

Integral Version (105 minutes). English

SDH. Two Blu-rays. Ignite Films. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9291768 FURIOUS

SWORDS AND FANTASTIC WARRIORS.

Widescreen. Presented here are ten films

that reveal the range and versatility of

Chang Cheh’s career as a filmmaker. Films

include King Eagle, Men from the

Monastery, New Shaolin Boxers, and The

Weird Man. Slipcased. Not Rated. Features

English subtitles. Over 16 hours on five

discs. Celestial. Pub. at $104.95 $79.95

*Blu-ray 9289704 COMMANDO

NINJA II: Invasion America.

Widescreen. A foreign enemy has come

knocking. America thought the Cold

War was over, but for them, it’s just the

beginning. Plotting their revenge from

the sewers of New York City, a new

threat is about to strike at the heart of

the land of freedom. Not Rated. 150

minutes. ETR Media. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9297766 ANGST BY

AUGUST: Zappa/Twist & Shout. In

Zappa, three young boys, Bjorn (Adam

Tonsberg), Steen (Peter Reichhardt), and

Mulle (Morton Hoff), navigate the transition

from boyhood to adolescence. Twist &

Shout once again follows Bjorn (Tonsberg),

who plays drums in a rock ‘n’ roll band. Not

Rated. In Danish with English subtitles. Over

three hours. Altered Innocence. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9307559 THE STRANGE AFFAIR. Widescreen.

PC Strange is a new beat cop, fresh and idealistic about serving

the public good, who meets a hippie girl named Frederika. When

Strange gets trapped in a budding scandal, it’s Detective Sgt.

Pierce convinces Strange that he can save him, but only if

Strange can help bend the law to entrap a local kingpin. Stars

Michael York. Rated R. English SDH. 105 minutes. Vinegar

Syndrome. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9307524 YOUNG

BLONDES, STALKED AND

MURDERED. Stacy, an aspiring actress

with strawberry-blond hair and starry

dreams, navigates the tangled web of

auditions, rejection, and fierce

competition–all under a sinister shadow.

A serial killer is targeting young blond

performers. Stars Elle Chapman. Not

Rated. 65 minutes. Anchor Bay. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 930455X SCHOOL IN THE

CROSSHAIRS. Widescreen. Ordinary

schoolgirl Yuka’s new term comes ot an

odd start when she inexplicably stops an

accident by using latent psychic powers.

Troubled by her newfound abilities, Yuka

also senses a strange force starting to

take hold of the school. Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 90

minutes. Cult Epics. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9289690 BLOODY CREEK.

Fullscreen. A machete-wielding lunatic has

been dismembering and mutilating nubile

young campers inside Bloody Creek State

Park. The local police force baffled, a local

author takes matters into her own hands to

investigate the murder of her daughter.

Stars Terri Lewandowski and Christine

Cavalier. Not Rated. English SDH. 92

minutes. Saturn’s Core. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9289720 SORRY ABOUT

THE DEMON. Widescreen. For Will, the

only thing worse than being dumped is

finding out that his new place is haunted.

Now faced with a house full of spirits, he

must figure out how to make things right

with his ex-girlfriend and banish the

sacrifice-seeking demon residing in his

house. Not Rated. English SDH. 105

minutes. Shudder. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 930438X FERAT

VAMPIRE. Widescreen. From Juraj Herz

comes this disturbing shocker. When

Ferat Motors introduces a new

high-performance sports car, a trauma

doctor investigates a new bizarre theory

that the vehicle is a biological machine

fueled by human blood. Includes a

booklet. Not Rated. In Czech with English

subtitles. 94 minutes. Severin. Pub. at $32.95 $24.95

Blu-ray 9291210 ACTION COMEDY:

4-Movie Collection. Widescreen.

Collects Pawn Shop Chronicles (Brendan

Fraser); Operation: Endgame (Joe

Anderson); Breathless (Gina Gershon);

and Jack Brooks Monster Slayer (Trevor

Matthews). All Rated R. English SDH.

Over 6 hours on four Blu-rays. Anchor

Bay. $5.95

*Blu-ray 9304312 BUBBLE BATH.

Fullscreen. On his wedding day, eccentric

shop decorator Zsolt visits Aniko, his fiance’s

best friend, paralyzed by the fear of his

impending marriage. Drama and musical

numbers follow as they discuss romance,

loyalty, and ambition. Not Rated. In Hungarian

with English subtitles. 79 minutes. Deaf

Crocodile. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 930424X THE ASSASSIN

OF THE TSAR. A mysterious and

labyrinthine psychological drama in which

the tormented chambers of a patient’s mind

come to warp everything around him, even

the folds of history itself. Not Rated.

Dubbed and in Russian with English

subtitles. 104 minutes. Deaf Crocodile.

Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9307532 BLOODSTAINED

ITALY: Death Falls Lightly/Obscene

Desire/The Bloodstained Lawn.

Widescreen. Presented here is a trio of

70s Italian horror features that combine,

subvert, and surprise with their genre

leanings. Collects Obscene Desire

(L’osceno desiderio); The Bloodstained

Lawn (Il prato macchiato di rosso); and

Death Falls Lightly (La more scende leggera). Not Rated. In

Italian with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on three Blu-rays.

Vinegar Syndrome. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304266 BASKIN.

Widescreen. When a 5-man police squad

is lured into a realm where torment,

depravity, and damnation are the only

law, they’ll become prisoners of an abyss

from which there may be no mortal

escape. Not Rated. In Turkish with English

subtitles. 97 minutes. Severin. Pub. at

$29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304576 TENACIOUS D:

The Complete Masterworks, Volume 3.

On June 16th, 2023, Tenacious D performed

at the O2 Arena in London, England. This

Blu-ray and DVD set features the live set from

the show, plus their animated film

Post-Apocalypto, music videos, and a

fold-out poster. Not Rated. 135 minutes.

MVD Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9291806 TREASURES OF

SOVIET ANIMATION, VOLUME 1: The

Mystery of the Third Planet/The

Pass/The Return. Collects three

animated sci-fi films: The Mystery of the

Third Planet follows a trio of intrepid

space explorers setting off on a rocket

ship in the year 2181 to collect rare alien

creatures for the Moscow Zoo. The Pass

sees a group of terrified human survivors on an alien world try to

reach their derelict spacecraft 16 years after it crashed. In The

Return, a sleeping cosmonaut hurtles unaware towards his home

planet–but will he awake in time? Russian with English subtitles.

92 minutes. Deaf Crocodile. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304355 DAIEI GOTHIC,

VOLUME 2: Japanese Ghost Stories.

Widescreen. A group of mighty warriors takes

on a demon that steals women. A cat assumes

human form to avenge its master. A curse

resulting from a brutal slaying is carried over

into the next generation. Collects Demon of

Moute Oe; The Haunted Castle; and Ghost of

Kasane Swamp. Includes a collectors booklet.

Not Rated. In Japanese with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on three

Blu-rays. Slipcased. Radiance. Pub. at $79.95 $59.95

*Blu-ray 9307516 WEEDS.

Widescreen. A San Quentin inmate,

sentenced to life without parole, writes a

play that catches the interest of a reporter.

Now a free man, Lee reunites his prison

buddies to perform the story of their lives

across America. Stars Nick Nolte and Rita

Taggart. Rated R. 118 minutes. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $19.95

*Blu-ray 9304290 BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER!

Widescreen. The ultimate look back at the greatest holiday films

of all-time featuring commentary from legendary stars, writers,

directors, producers, critics, and authors as they talk about their

favorite classics and the making of these iconic films like Home

Alone; Elf; National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation; and more. 98

minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $19.95

Blu-ray 9291261 FACE OFF/SNAKE

EYES. Widescreen. John Travolta stars as

FBI agent Sean Archer doing the

unthinkable to stop the elusive terrorist

Castor Troy (Nicholas Cage) in the

high-voltage action thriller Face/Off.

From its sensational opening to its

atmospheric final showdown, Snake Eyes

seethes with suspense. Cage and Gary

Sinise star in this Brian De Palma thriller. Rated R. English SDH.

Nearly 4 hours on two Blu-rays. Paramount. $4.95

Blu-ray 9291415 SMALL TOWN

KILLERS. Widescreen. Fed up with their

marriages, two best friends make the rash

decision to hire a hitman to kill their

wives. It’s not until they meet Igor, that

they immediately regret their decision

and try to cancel the hit. Igor won’t be

dissuaded. Their wives find out about Igor

and hire a hitman of their own. Not Rated.

English SDH. 90 minutes. RLJ Entertainment. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9304495 THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN. Buried

in a dormant life and a dead-end relationship, Jason

Frankenstein, the last of his family, finds himself frustratingly

approaching the middle of his life with little progress to show

towards carrying forward his family’s experiment. But after a

creature from his past brutally re-enters his life, he is

catalyzed to complete his work. Not Rated. English SDH. 102

minutes. Gila Films. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

– 64 –

NEW BLU-RAYs

*Blu-ray 9304436 HOLLYWOOD

ROCKS! Captures the essence of this era

as seen through the years of the

musicians, bands, clubs, groups, and

fans that kept this phenomenon alive until

its demise, brought on by the emergence

of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the Seattle,

Washington, “Grunge” explosion in the

early 1990s. 90 minutes. Cleopatra

Entertainment. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*Blu-ray 9307370 OUT OF

SEASON. Widescreen. Ann and

Joanna, a mother-daughter duo, run a

hotel on an island. When they receive

an unexpected guest, Joe, with whom

Ann had an affair years ago, Joanna

expresses her feelings for him. Stars

Vanessa Redgrave, Cliff Robertson, and

Susan George. Rated R. English SDH.

90 minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $22.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9307184 ED KEMPER.

Widescreen. The horrifying true story of

Ed Kemper, a cunning and sadistic serial

killer shaped by childhood abuse, whose

charm masked his grotesque obsession

with murder, mutilation, and the ultimate

act of revenge on his mother. Stars

Brandon Kirk. Not Rated. English SDH. 92

minutes. Epic. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9297855 NEZURA 1964.

Widescreen. 1963 Summer. Nagano, the

president of the Daiei Film Company,

needs a hit movie. He’s convinced to

make a movie “in which hundreds of giant

rats attack a city”. Successful test footage

and the movie is set for production;

however, disaster looms. Not Rated. In

Color and B&W. In Japanese with English

subtitles. 55 minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307508 VIDEO PSYCHO.

Fullscreen. Ryan is a drifter going from town

to town looking for the perfect girlfriend.

When he meets Kylie, he is instantly

smitten. The only problem is, Kylie already

has a boyfriend named Rick. But Ryan won’t

let anyone stand in his way to be with Kylie.

Not Rated. 75 minutes. SRS Cinema.

Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9304347 DIE’CED:

Reloaded. Widescreen. When notorious

killer Benny escapes an asylum on

Halloween night, his scarecrow-masked

rampage turns 1980s Seattle into a

blood-soaked nightmare–with one young

woman in his sights. Not Rated. 81

minutes. Epic. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307427 SHARKS OF THE

CORN. Widescreen. Strange things are

happening in Druid Hills, Kentucky, known

mainly for its voluminous corn output.

Victims of monsters in cornfields begin

cropping up, and witnesses are saying there

are large Great White sharks swimming in

the corn stalks. Not Rated. 83 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307230 HOSHI 35.

Widescreen. Follows Aki, who lived with a

baby monster, but they got separated.

Thirty-five years later, an earthquake hits

Aki’s house, and a giant monster appears

in front of her. Not Rated. In Japanese

with English subtitles. 80 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307214 THE GREAT

BUDDHA ARRIVAL. Widescreen. A

gigantic statue of the Buddha awakens

and embarks on a journey across Japan,

watched by the world in awe. A

modern-day reboot of the long-lost, and

quite possibly first daikaiju film, classic

Daibutsu Kaikoku (1934). Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 61

minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307443 SPACE

MONSTER WANGMAGWI.

Fullscreen. Aliens from another world

seeking the conquest of Earth invade

with flying saucers. They unleash a

gigantic monster called Wang Ma Gwi,

who destroys everything in its path with

a powerful death ray. Not Rated. In

B&W. In Korean with English subtitles.

87 mintues. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307303 THE JESTER 2.

Widescreen. On Halloween, a teenage

magician named Max is forced into an

uneasy pact with The Jester, a

supernatural killer and trickster, facing

sinister tasks in a nightmarish game of

survival and illusion. Not Rated.

English SDH. 87 minutes. Epic.

Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9297928 WAR OF THE

NINJA MONSTERS: Jaron vs. Goura.

Widescreen. The ninja monsters Jaron and

Goura are awakened in the city of Chichibu

when two unlucky friends accidentally

break the spell keeping the beasts asleep.

The two rival ninja clans manipulate the

ninja beasts into a fierce battle. Not Rated.

In Japanese with English subtitles. 60

minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9291792

SCREAMITYVILLE. Widescreen. A tour of

some of the creepiest and most creative

Halloween-themed houses, recreating the

experience of driving around on a late

October evening in search of your favorite

decorated homes in your neighborhood.

However, in Screamityville... they could be

your favorite, or your worst nightmare. 84

minutes. Borderline Media Group. Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9307435 THE SHROUD.

Widescreen. A witch is killed and

wrapped in a shroud. Now a sect wants

to take possession of the cursed

shroud. A nun, raped for not having

delivered the shroud, will enact her

revenge. Not Rated. In Italian with

English subtitles. 76 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

Blu-ray 9292926 THE HOBBIT: The

Desolation of Smaug. Widescreen. The

dwarves, along with Bilbo Baggins and

Gandalf the Grey, continue their quest to

reclaim Erebor, their homeland, from

Smaug. Bilbo Baggins has a mysterious,

magical ring. Stars Ian McKellen and

Martin Freeman. Includes 3D Blu-ray and

Blu-ray versions and a bonus Blu-ray.

English SDH. 161 minutes. MGM. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9307206 THE GORE

TRILOGY. Fullscreen. Often referred to as

the “American Nekromantik”, Hugh

Gallagher’s “Gore Trilogy” is a

shot-on-analog-video smorgasbord of

sleaze and blood that shocked and

delighted underground movie fans for

years. Collects Gorgasm; Gorotica; and

Gore Whore. Not Rated. Over 3 hours on

two Blu-rays. Adults only. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $69.95 $49.95

*Blu-ray 9301186 J-GIRL YUMMY: Mitsuha Kikukawa.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Mitsuha Kikukawa. Not Rated. 60 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 930729X J-GIRL

YUMMY: Harumi Tachibana.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest

Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of

clothes. The star of this video is Harumi

Tachibana. Not Rated. 72 minutes. Adults

only. Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at

$21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9307265 J-GIRL YUMMY: Emi Asano.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star

of this video is Emi Asano. Not Rated. 64 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9304487 J-GIRL YUMMY:

Toka Rinne. Brings you the sexiest

Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of

clothes. The star of this video is Toka

Rinne. Not Rated. 58 minutes. Adults

only. Gravure Glamour Girls.

Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9304460 J-GIRL YUMMY: Reona Kirishima.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Reona Kirishima. Not Rated. 80 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

NEW MUSIC CDs

CD 9292896 CHRISTMAS CLASSICS.

The five Christmas albums compiled here

are from Jim Reeves, Elvis Presley, Perry

Como, Johnny Cash and Andy Williams.

Songs include Jingle Bells; White

Christmas; Do You Hear What I Hear?;

Silent Night; It’s the Most Wonderful Time

of Year; and more! Sixty-nine tracks on 5 CDs. Legacy. $7.95

CD 9292918 SONGS FROM THE

MUSICALS: The Ultimate Collection.

This 100-track, five-CD set collects

tracks from the musicals The Phantom of

the Opera; Sweeney Todd; The Wizard of

Oz; The Sound of Music; Marry Poppins;

The Rocky Horror Picture Show; Les

Miserables; and more. Performers include Donny Osmond,

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sarah Brightman, Beverly Knight, and

more. Union Square Music. $7.95

CD 9301941 SIMPLY THE BEST DOO WOP

COLLECTION, VOLUME 2. Collects 70 tracks,

including Down the Road by The Cadillacs; Barbara

Ann by The Regents; Congratulations by The Chantels;

These Golden Rings by The Jive Five; Let’s Start All

Over Again by The Paragons; Zoop by The Charts; and

more. Seven CDs. Collectables. $9.95

CD 9305815 WOODY GUTHRIE: The

Folk Collection. This two CD set

collects 21 tracks including Gypsy Davy;

Pretty Boy Floyd; Lonesome Day; House

of the Rising Sun; Little Black Train; Hard,

Ain’t It Hard; Worried Man Blues; and

more. Collectables. $7.95

CD 9302174 FREDDY CANNON: 3

Original Albums. Includes three

albums The Explosive Freddy Cannon;

Freddy Cannon Sings Happy Shades of

Blue; and Palisades Park. Collects 53

tracks on three CDs, including Boston

(My Home Town); Way Down Yonder in

New Orleans; Bye Bye Blues; Happy Shades of Blue; Palisades

Park; Transistor Sister; and more. Intense. $5.95

CD 9302034 ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS GIFT, VOLUME 1.

Collects 50 tracks, including Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree by

Brenda Lee; Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer by Gene Autry;

Dominick the Donkey by Lou Monte; Holly Jolly Christmas by Burl Ives;

Frosty the Snowman by The Beach Boys; more. Two CDs. $7.95

CD 9302182 THE JOHNNY CASH

FAMILY CHRISTMAS. This double-sided

CD collects 21 tracks, including Christmas As

I Knew It; Jingle Bells; King of Love; That

Christmas Feeling; Christmas With You;

Christmas Time’s A-Comin’; and more. Artists

include Johnny Cash, June Cash, The Statler

Brothers, The Carter Family, Tommy Cash, Carl Perkins, The

Tennessee Three, and Larry Butler. Columbia. $4.95

CD 9305769 SUN RECORDS: The

Definitive Hits, Volume One. Collects

25 tracks including Whole Lot of Shakin’

Going On by Jerry Lee Lewis; I Walk the

Line by Johnny Cash; Matchbox by Carl

Perkins; Go Go Go by Roy Orbison; Mona

Lisa by Carl Man; My Bucket’s Got a Hole

in It by Sonny Burgess; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305726 GREAT MEN OF ROCK

AND ROLL. Collects 25 tracks

including Let’s Stay Together by Al

Green; Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me by

Mel Carter; Hooked on a Feeling by

Blue Swede; Bus Stop by The Hollies;

Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by

Gerry & The Pacemakers; and more. Collectables. $5.95

– 65 –

NEW MUSIC CDs

CD 9302042 WATTSTAX ‘72: The

Complete Concert. Celebrates the 50th

anniversary of the iconic Wattstax event, which

took place at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in

1972, featuring songs, speeches, and other

talks from the stage. Collects 77 tracks on six

CDs, including Pick up the Pieces by Carla

Thomas; I Remember by Tommy Tate; Them Hot Pants by Lee Sain;

and more. Pakaged in a book. Craft Recordings. $24.95

CD 9305793 TOMMY JAMES AND

THE SHONDELLS: Hanky Panky/Mony

Mony. Collects 23 tracks including I’ll Go

Crazy; I’m So Proud; Love Makes the World

Go Round; Don’t Throw Our Love Away;

Run Away With Me; Gingerbread Man; One

Two Three and I Fell; I Can’t Go Back to

Denver and more. Two albums. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9287205 CHER FOREVER. Collects

21 tracks, including Believe; If I Could Turn

Back Time; Walking in Memphis; Strong

Enough; Heart of Stone; This Way of Love; I

Hope You Find It; Take Me Home; I Found

Someone; Save Up All Your Tears; and

more. Warner Bros. Records. $5.95

CD 930567X BUDDY KNOX/BUDDY

KNOX & JIMMY BOWEN. Producer

Jimmy Bowen got his start playing in

Buddy Knox’s band, the Rhythm Orchids,

and together the two of them put out this

pair of classic rockabilly albums for

Roulette! Collects 23 tracks including

Party Doll; Don’t Make Me Cry; Mary Lou; My Kind of Woman;

Stick With Me; The Two Step; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9301976 MICHAEL JACKSON:

History–Past, Present and Future.

Collects 30 tracks including Billie Jean;

They Don’t Care About Us; Heal the

World; Rock with You; Earth Song;

Stranger in Moscow; Come Together;

History; Little Susie; Smile; Don’t Stop

‘Til You Get Enough; and more. Two CDs. Epic. $21.95

CD 9302018 THE ROLLING STONES:

Live at the Wiltern. Collects 20 tracks

into two CDs, including Jumpin’ Jack

Flash; Hand of Fate; No Expectations;

Beast of Burden; Stray Cat Blues; Can’t

You Hear Me Knocking?; Start Me Up;

That’s How Strong My Love Is; and more.

Includes a bonus DVD (112 minutes). Promotone. $19.95

CD 9301968 GRATEFUL DEAD: Fare Thee Well, July 5th,

2015. Recorded at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Collects 18

tracks on three CDs including I Know You Rider; Estimated

Prophet; Built to Last; Truckin’; Cassidy; Not Fade Away; Attics of

My Life; and more. Includes a video recording of the

performance on two Blu-rays (Over 3 hours). Rhino. $14.95

CD 9301992 REBA MCENTIRE:

Revived, Remixed, Revisited. Collects

30 tracks including I’m a Survivor; Fancy;

The Greatest Man I Never Knew; You Keep

Me Hangin’ On; For My Broken Heart; The

Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia; and

more. Includes multiple versions of some

tracks. Three CDs. MCA. $9.95

CD 9301933 ALICE COOPER: Billion

Dollar Babies. Collects 10 tracks

including Hello Hooray; Elected; Billion

Dollar Babies; No More Mr. Nice Guy;

Generation Landslide; and more. Also

includes 20 bonus tracks on a second CD,

which collects live versions, outtakes, and

single versions of some songs. Warner Bros. Records. $17.95

CD 9301984 THE POLICE:

Synchronicity. Collects 11 tracks

including Synchronicity I; Walking in Your

Footsteps; O My God; Every Breath You

Take; Wrapped Around Your Finger;

Murder By Numbers; and more. Also

includes a bonus CD with 18 tracks

including Message in a Bottle; Man in a Suitcase; Invisible Sun; and

more. Includes multiple versions of some tracks. Polydor. $15.95

CD 9305718 EDDIE FISHER: May I Sing to You/As Long as

There’s Music. Two albums included. Collects 20 tracks including

You Call It Madness But I Call it Love; Where the Blue of the Night

Meets the Gold of the Day; The Best Thing For You; As Long As There’s

Music; You’re My Girl; In Love In Vain; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9302026 THE ROLLING STONES:

Rock and Roll Circus. Collects 28 tracks

on two CDs, including Entry of the

Gladiators by Circus Band; A Quick One

While He’s Away by The Who; No

Expectations by The Rolling Stones;

Leaving Trunk by Taj Mahal; Something

Better by Marianne Faithful; and more. ABKCO Records. $14.95

CD 930195X THE ESSENTIAL BILLY

JOEL. Collects 36 tracks including

Piano Man; You’re My Home; The

Entertainer; She’s Always a Woman; Only

the Good Die Young; Just the Way You

Are; The Longest Time; Leave a Tender

Moment Alone; We Didn’t Start the Fire;

And So It Goes; and more. Two CDs. Columbia. $11.95

CD 930200X THE ROLLING

STONES: Grrr Live! On December 15,

2012 the band celebrated their golden

anniversary and took the stage in Newark,

New Jersey’s Prudential Center for the

final of four shows in the New York area.

This 26-track, two-CD set collects Get

Off of My Cloud; The Last Time; It’s only Rock ‘n’ Roll (But I Like

It); Happy; Before They Make Me Run; (I Can’t Get No)

Satisfaction; and more. Universal Music. $13.95

CD 929290X CHUCK BERRY: Chuck.

Collects 10 tracks from the father of rock

‘n’ roll: Wonderful Woman; Big Boys; You

Go to My Head;¾ Time (Enchiladas);

Darlin’; Lady B. Goode; She Still Loves

You; Jamaica Moon; Dutchman; and Eyes

of Man. Decca Records. $5.95

CD 9305696 CHARLIE RICH: The

Early Years/The Memphis Sound.

Includes two albums by Charlie Rich.

Collects 20 tracks including Easy

Money; I’ve Lost My Heart to You;

Philadelphia Baby; My Heart Cries for

You; C.C. Rider; Finally Found Out; The

Wedding’s Over; Whirlwind; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305734 THE SPIRIT OF THE FLUTE. Collects 18 tracks,

including El Condor Pasa; The Cuckoo’s Hornpipe; The Skylark;

Go Dating with My Love; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305653 ACAPPELLA

CHRISTMAS. Features three

groups–Pure Gold, Reunion, and D.C.’s

Finest–take on these holiday songs.

Collects 12 tracks including Twas The

Night Before Christmas/Silent Night;

You’re My Christmas Present; I’ll Be

Home for Christmas; White Christmas; Rudolph the Red-Nosed

Reindeer; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305807 VEGAS. Collects 12

tracks, including What the World Needs

Now Is Love by Burt Bacharach; Fever by

Peggy Lee; The Trolley Song by Judy

Garland; A Tisket A Tasket by Ella Fitzgerald;

Banana Boat by Harry Belafonte; and more.

Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305661 A BAWDY

ELIZABETHAN EVENING IN MERRY

OLD ENGLAND. Collects 19 tracks

including Entrance of Players; In Fields

Abroad; Sacred End; The Leaves Bee

Greene; Flow Not So Fast, Ye Fountains;

and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305688 MARY STRACHAN:

Celtic Harp. Collects 13 tracks

including Cearcall A’chuain;

Dumbarton’s Drums; M’eudail Bheag

Gun Gho; Island Moon; Oran Mu

Leanabh Og; Come By the Hills; Ae

Fond Kiss; Dean Cadalan Samhach;

and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305777 THE TANTALIZING

TANGOS OF ARGENTINA. Collects 14

tracks including Amigo Cavano; Un

Bandeon En La Noche; Romenza;

Tatihou; Nini Tango; Cancion De Ave

Maria; La Casita Del Lago; and more.

Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305750 SPOTLITE ON GONE RECORDS, VOLUME 1.

Collects 14 tracks, including Don’t Ask Me to Be Lonely by The

Dubs; School Bells by Nicky & The Nobels; Angel Face by The

Neons; Never Let Him Go by The Carousels; How Was I to Know

by The Uniques; and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305742 SPOTLITE ON EPIC

RECORDS, VOLUME 1. Collects 15

tracks incluing The Magic Kiss by The

Keystoners; Should I Cry by The

Concords; I Want to Know by The Kings;

Pledge of a Fool by The Barons; Crazy

Love by the Creators; I’ll Always Be in

Love With You by The Danleers; and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 930570X DINAH WASHINGTON:

Golden Classics. Collects nine tracks

including I Cried For You; A Cottage for

Sale; Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; Look to

the Rainbow; Willow Weep for Me; Ain’t

Misbeahvin’; Keepin’ Out of Mischief;

Jitterbug Waltz; and What a Difference a

Day Made. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305785 TIBETAN FOLK SONGS

AND DANCES. Collects 17 tracks

including Ping Ling; On Snow

Mountain; Bow and Arrow Bag; The

Second Season; Call to the Temple;

The Cutting Sword; Monastery; The

Hopeful Mountain; Mountaintop;

and more. Collectables. $4.95

*CD 9304304 BOB SHANE & DAVE

GUARD: Kingston Trio Originals.

Collects 46 tracks on three CDs, including

The Seine; I Can’t Go on Loving You; How’s

the Weather; The Dutchman; Lock all the

Windows by Bob Shane; and They Love the

Night; Sunshine Boys; I’m Living On Easy

by Dave Guard; and more. Silverwolf. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*CD 9302069 GENESIS: A Three

Part Symphony. Multiple live

performances by Genesis from

1973-1978, all recorded from live FM

broadcasts. Collects 30 tracks including

Watcher of the Skies; Daning with the

Moonlit Knight; Firth of Fifth; Eleventh

Earl of Mar; and more. Includes multiple versions of some

tracks. Leftfield Media. Pub. at $22.95 $17.95

CD 9291431 SUNDAY MORNING

FAVORITES. Fifty traditional organ

hymns on 2 CDs, that will make you feel

like you are sitting in a middle pew at

your favorite church. Includes All Hail the

Power; Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee; A

Mighty Fortress is Our God; This Is My

Father’s World; and more. Questar. $5.95

*CD 9304231 THE ART VAN

DAMME QUINTET: The King of Jazz

Accordion–Five Early Albums,

1947-54. This 56-track, two-CD

collection comprises all the tracks

from five of his first six

albums–Cocktail Capers; More

Cocktail Capers; Martini Time; The Van Damme Sound; and

Manhattan Time on the Columbia label. Songs include Dark

Eyes; I Want to Be Happy; Deep Night; Tea For Two; Lover;

Stella by Starlight; and more. Acrobat. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*CD 9291776 NAT SHILKRET &

THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA: The Hits

Collection 1924-32. A collection

comprising 47 of the career U.S. hits on

two CDs by the renowned bandleader,

including recordings with The Victor

Orchestra and as The International

Novelty Orchestra, The Troubadours, and The Virginians. Songs

include June Brought the Roses, All Alone Monday, The

Sidewalks of New York, Some Sweet Day, and many more.

Acrobat. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*CD 9297790 DON ELLIS: The

1960s Albums. Eight albums including

How Time Passes; Out of Nowhere; New

Ideas; Essence; Jazz Jamboree; The

Hindustani Jazz Sextet Live at UCLA; Don

Ellis Orchestra ‘Live" at Monterey!; and

Live in 3+2/3/4 Time. Collects 45 tracks

on four CDs. Enlightenment. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*CD 9307451 STAR TREK: The

Cage & Where No Man Has Gone

Before. Collects 11 tracks including

Star Trek Theme (Main Title); Doctor

Bartender; Survivors; Prime Specimen;

Monster Fight; Under the Spell; Star Trek

Theme (End Title); Pike’s Punishment;

and more. GNP Crescendo. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

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NEW MUSIC CDs

*CD 9304363 THE DEVIL AND

BERNARD HERRMANN: The Bernard

Herrmann Legacy Series, Vol. 1.

Includes the London Philharmonic

Orchestra performance from June 19th,

1967, and the National Philharmonic

Orchestra performance from August

15th, 1973. Collects 16 tracks, including Mr. Scratch; The

Ballad of Springfield Mountain; Meditation/Antimacassar; The

Tomb/Sandra; and more. Unicorn. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*CD 9280774 ROLF THOFTE

QUINTET: Martha’s Dance. Recorded

at The Village Recording in Copenhagen,

Denmark, on December 18th-19th,

2024. Collects seven tracks including

The Big 5; Changing Tides; All...;

Bendico; Vice Versa; Martha’s Dance;

and Dunkelflaute. April Records. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*CD 9297820 LONNIE MACK: Live

from Louisville 1992. Collects seven

tracks including Camp Washington

Chili/If You Have to Know; Satisfy

Suzie; Stop; Memphis/Wham; Oreo

Cookie Blues; Tough on Me, Tough on

You; and Cincinnati Jail. Last Music

Company. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*CD 9304525 ROBERT

LOCKWOOD JR: Right Hand Man,

Volume Two. Collects 27 tracks

including Dust My Broom by Robert

Lockwood; You Got Me Where You Want

Me by John Brim and His Gary Kings;

Country Boy by Freddy King; Hotel Blues

by Eddie Boyd; Rocker by Little Walter; Fattening Fogs for

Snakes by Sonny Boy Williams; and more. Koko-Mojo. $11.95

*CD 929788X ROCKIN’ COUNTRY

STYLE, VOLUME 3. Collects 33

tracks including Crazy Mixed Up Blues

by Jimmy Boyd; Someone Stole My

Rag Mop by Bob Greene; Miss Molly

by Bob Wills; If You Let Me by Howard

Crockett; Guess Things Happen That

Way by Apaapa Sisters; Long Time No See by Frank Hunter;

and more. Atomicat Records. $11.95

*CD 9304339 THE BURNETT

SISTERS BAND: Easy Come, Easy

Go. Collects 10 tracks including Blame

You; Fool’s Gold; Don’t Let Me Fall; Easy

Come, Easy Go; Love Sick Blues;

Julianne Johnson/Tie Your Dog, Sally

Gal; Whispering Wind; The Youthful

Soldier; Song of the Mountains; and Sorry, Grief and Pain.

Pinecastle Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9297901 TIDALWAVE ROAD:

Skin and Bone. Collects 10 tracks

including Low Down & Lonesome; This Ol’

Place Is Home to Me; Skin and Bone; Black

Smoke Annie; Not Ok, My Brother; He Took

Your Place; Tom Dooley; No Place to Hide;

You Put the Blue in Bluegrass; and I’m Going

Home Again. Pinecastle Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9302077 JOY DIVISION: In

Completion. Includes demos, rarities,

and rehearsals with multiple

takes/versions of some tracks from

1977-1980. Collects 20 tracks including

Reaction; Inside the Line; Leaders of

Men; The Kill; Ice Age; Warsaw; Failures;

and more. Sonic Boom. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302050 DAVID CROSBY:

Back in the Saddle. On April 8th, 1989,

David Crosby performed at the Tower

Theater in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.

Collects nine tracks including Tracks in

the Dust; Guinnevere; Dreams; Drive My

Car; Lady of the Harbor; Deja Vu; and

more. Wicker Man. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302093 NICK CAVE’S

JUKEBOX. Collects 22 tracks including

I Put a Spell on You by Screaming J.

Hawkins; Hey Joe by Jimi Hendrix; Black

Betty by Lead Belly; Wanted Man by

Johnny Cash; Blue Suede Shoes by

Elvis Presley; Mack the Knife by Louis

Armstrong; and more. Chrome Dreams. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302107 OZZY OSBOURNE:

Tokyo Solution. On June 29th, 1984,

Ozzy Osbourne performed at Tokyo

Kousei Kenkin Kaikan in Tokyo, Japan.

This performance was recorded from a

live FM broadcast. Collects 13 tracks

including Paranoid; Crazy Train; Mr.

Crowley; Bark at the Moon; Steal Away (The Night); Flying High

Again; and more. Good Ship Funke. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302115 RORY GALLAGHER:

Loreley Festival. On August 28th, 1982,

Rory Gallagher performed at The

Freilichtbuhne Loreley in St. Goarshausen,

Germany. This performance was recorded

from a live FM broadcast. Collects 14

tracks including Wayward Child; Double

Vision; What in the World; Follow Me; Bourbon; The Devil Made Me

Do It; and more. Go Faster Records. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 930214X THE STROKES: New

England Gateway. On May 31st, 2016,

The Strokes performed at the Capitol

Theatre in Port Chester, New York. This

performance was recorded from a live

FM broadcast. Collects 16 tracks

including The Modern Age; Soma; Threat

of Joy; Under Cover of Darkness; Electricityscape; Juicebox;

Reptilia; and more. Yard Stick. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302131 THE SISTERS OF

MERCY: Oslo. Collects two performances

by the Sisters of Mercy from April and May

1985. These performances were recorded

from live FM broadcasts. Collects 12 tracks

including First and Last and Always; No

Time to Cry; Possession; Emma;

Floorshow; Rock and a Hard Place; and more. Includes multiple

versions of some songs. Sutra. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302085 MARK KNOPFLER:

Hamburg. On June 16th, 2001, Mark

Knopfler performed at Stadtpark

Freilichtbuhne in Hamburg, Germany.

This performance was recorded from a

live FM broadcast. Collects 11 tracks

including Calling Elvis; Walk of Life;

Sultans of Swing; Junkie Doll; Speedway at Nazareth; and more.

Leftfield Media. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302123 SIOUXSIE AND THE

BANSHEES: Just Landed. On August

22nd, 1987, Siouxsie and the Banshees

performed at Jannus Landing in St.

Petersburg, Florida. This performance was

recorded from a live FM broadcast.

Collects 17 tracks including Overground;

The Hall of Mirrors; 92 Degrees; Slowdive; Take Me Back; Swimming

with Horses; and more. Good Ship Funke. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 930441X A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: String Theory. Collects 11

tracks including Loves Overture; Say You

Love Me; Messages; Never Again (The

Dancer); Remember David; Hearts on Fire;

The Story of a Young Heart; What You Said,

What You Meant; Living in Heaven; What

am I Supposed to Do?; and Rainfall. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9297871 PHANTOM

ROCKERS, VOLUME 1: Don’t Bug Me

Baby. Collects 30 tracks including Blue

Suede Shoes by Buzz Williams; Don’t Go

Pretty Baby by Danny Boy; Don’t Stop the

Rockin’ by Pat Richmond & The

Fireballs; The Hunt by Wally Wilson;

Don’t You Know by Kansas City Tomcats; Danin’ Wild by Tom &

Jerry; and more. Atomicat Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 930715X THE BLASTERS:

American Music. The re-release of the

debut album for The Blasters. Collects

13 tracks including American Music;

Real Rock Drive; Barefoot Rock; Marie

Marie; I Wish You Would; She Ain’t Got

the Beat; She’s Gone Away; and more.

Liberation Hall. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9304282 BERLIN: Strings

Attached. The synth pop group, Berlin,

returns with an album of their classic

tracks–with strings attached as they worked

with a full philharmonic orchestra. Collects

12 tracks including Take Your Turn; The

Metro; No More Words; Take My Breath

Away; Now It’s My Turn; and more. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9304401 A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: Some Dreams. Collects 10

tracks including Some Dreams; Him;

Castles of the Shy; Lovers and Strangers;

You’re a Fool; All to You; Valley of the Broken

Dreams; We Want It Back Again; Got to Get

to You; and Perfect. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9304606 WANG CHUNG:

Orchesography. Collecrs 10 tracks

including Dance Hall Days; Let’s Go;

Everybody Have Fun Tonight; To Live and

Die in LA; Overwhelming Feeling;

Hypnotize Me; Space Junk; Electric

Days; The World in Which We Live; and

Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Reprise). August Day. $11.95

*CD 930746X STEVEN HALPERN:

Chakra Balancing 432 Hz. Chakras are

part of our non-physical, energetic

anatomy. This album resonates with each

of the seven chakras with the

corresponding seven keynotes and

harmonics of the music octave. Open

Channel Sound Compan. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9304533 SANTA IS ROCKIN’

AND ROLLIN’. Collects 25 tracks

including Jingle Rock by Tommy Lee & The

Orbits; Run Rudolf Run by The Outlaws;

Rockin’ Santa Claus by The Martells with

The Bella Tones; Jingle Bells Boogie by

Jody Levines and His Boys; Cool Yule by

Donny Burns; and more. Bear Family Records. $11.95

*CD 9304517 NEAL PATTMAN & THE KING BEES:

Prisoner Blues. Collects 15 tracks including Black Rat; Cat

Fish Blues; Further Up on the Road; Lighting Twist; Scratch My

Back; Prisoner Blues; Will the Circle Be Unbroken; and more.

Wolf Records. Pub. at $12.90 $9.95

*CD 9307222 HEALING. Collects 12

tracks including Starry Night by Hiroki

Okano; Afrika by Dave Eggar; The Girl With

the Flaxen Hair by Steve Anderson; Street

Spirit (Fade Out) by Dino Malito; The

Guardian Angel by Shinji; and more. Domo

Music Group. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*CD 9304398 A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: Inflight–The Extended

Essentials. Collects 10 extended

remixes of I Ran (So Far Away); Modern

Love Is Automatic; Space Age Love Song;

Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You);

The More You Live the More You Love;

Nightmares; DNA; Electrics; Man Made; and Transfer Affection.

August Day. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

NEW VINYL RECORDS

*VINYL 9307176 DICKEY

BETTS: Live from the Lone Star

Roadhouse New York City 1988.

Recorded on November 1st, 1988, at

The Lone Star Roadhouse in New York

City from a live FM broadcast. Collects

nine tracks on two double-sided vinyls

including Blue Sky; In Memory of

Elizabeth Reed; Duane’s Tune; Jessica;

Statesboro Blues; One Way Out; Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo;

Spoonful; and Southbound. RockBeat Records. 12¼x12¼.

Pub. at $44.99 $34.95

*VINYL 9291784 SANTA IS

ROCKIN’ AND ROLLIN’. Celebrate

the festive season with this Christmas

rockabilly compilation, packed with 16

expertly curated tracks that deliver

timeless energy and holiday cheer.

Songs include Jingle Rock by Tommy

Lee & The Orbits, Run Rudolph Run by

The Outlaws, and Come On Baby, It’s

Christmas by Sandy Center. Pressed on red vinyl. Bear Family

Records. 12¼x12½. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*VINYL 9304428

FRANKENSTEIN’S PARTY: 14

Boppin’ Brainbenders From the

Boneyard. This double-sided vinyl

collects 14 tracks, including House

of Horrors by Merv Griffin; Midnight

Monster Hop by Jack and Jim;

Frankenstein’s Party by The Swingin’

Phillies; The Mortal Monster Man by

The Savoys; Mad Witch by David Gardner; and more. Bear

Family Records. 12¼x12¼. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

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9303227 HAPPY DAYS: The Official

Cookbook. By Christina Ward. Celebrate the

beloved television sensation with over 90

recipes, including Blueberry Hill Pancakes;

Richie’s Favorite Sardine Sandwich;

Leopard Lodge Potato Salad; and Potsie’s

“Ketchup” Freeze. Also features fun trivia.

Color photos. 175 pages. Insight Editions.

Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

930357X THE LOST CITY OF THE MONKEY GOD. By

Douglas Preston. Since the days of conquistador Cortes,

rumors have circulated of a lost city of immense wealth

hidden somewhere in the Honduran interior. In 2012, author

Douglas Preston joined a team of scientists on the latest

quest to unearth the truth. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

326 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303324 WALT DISNEY TREASURES:

Personal Art and Artifacts from The Walt

Disney Family Museum. By Walter E.D.

Miller. Explore the life and legacy of the

legendary American artist, storyteller,

filmmaker, and visionary, through iconic

objects that represent his remarkable life and

career. Over 250 images from The Walt

Disney Family Museum and private family

archives, some published here for the first time. Fully illus. in color.

232 pages. Weldon Owen. 9¾x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $14.95

9295852 POSTER ART OF THE DISNEY

PARKS, SECOND EDITION. By D.

Handke & V. Hunt. An incredible collection

of original attraction posters from EPCOT,

Disneyland Paris, Shanghai Disneyland,

and more. A variety of vibrant voices quote

throughout, with interesting insights about

the development of the posters over the

years and the interconnection among art,

typography, and graphic design. Color photos. 244 pages.

Disney. 11¼x14¼. Pub. at $50.00 $21.95

*9304126 2026 BEACH BABES

CALENDAR. These hot photos of

beach babes provide stunning

coastal inspiration all year round!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304223 2026 FARMERS’

DAUGHTERS CALENDAR. Who

said hanging out on the farm is all

work and no play? These photos of

gorgeous rural girls beg to differ!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304118 2026 BABES CALENDAR. The babes of 2026

have been carefully selected to bring excitement to your

home or office all year round! Features 13 photos in stunning

color. Calendar runs September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304002 2026 LINGERIE

CALENDAR. Thirteen, stunning

color photos of lingerie-clad ladies

are guaranteed to provide relaxation

and inspiration all year round!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304207 2026 ELVIRA

MISTRESS OF THE DARK

CALENDAR. Thirteen gorgeous

full-color photos allow you to spend

some quality time with the Mistress

of the Dark! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

929032X THE ASTOUNDING

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF

FANTASY & HORROR. By Roger

Luckhurst et al. This gripping and

in-depth illustrated companion

chronicles the origins and

intertwining history of the fantasy

and horror genres. Packed with

timelines, illustrations, movie

posters, film and TV stills, this stunning volume is as

engrossing as it is visually stunning. 192 pages. Flame Tree.

11¾x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9303308 TITANIC: The Official

Cookbook–40 Timeless Recipes for

Every Occasion. By Veronica Hinke.

Although inspired by James Cameron’s

1997 film, this work owes much to the

Titanic survivors who tucked

dining-room menus into the pockets of

their suit coats and uniforms. These

records informed recipes such as Baked

Haddock, Sharp Sauce; Turkey Frame Soup with Mint; Peach

Melba; and more. Color photos. 127 pages. Insight Editions.

Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9290346 BAKING SODA: 100s

of Household Uses. By Diane

Sutherland et al. Baking soda is

far more than a baking ingredient;

it can be used in all manner of

household tasks, including

cleaning, laundry, animal care,

and health and beauty. This is the

essential guide to maximizing the

potential of this cheap, environmentally-friendly,

multi-purpose product. Illus. in color. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9303162 THE ART AND SOUL OF

DUNE, PART TWO. By Tanya

Lapointe with S. Broos. Journey into

the making of Denis Villeneuve’s

second installment in his cinematic

conception of Frank Herbert’s Dune. A

breathtaking, behind-the-scenes

journey into the 2024 film’s

environmental design, costume

concepts, landmark visual effects, and more. Slipcased. Color photos.

240 pages. Insight Editions. 11¼x10¼. Pub. at $60.00 $14.95

9300562 GEORGE HARRISON: The

Reluctant Beatle. By Philip Norman.

Unprecedented in scope, this rich biography

captures George Harrison at his most

multifaceted: devoted friend, cocaine addict,

serial philanderer, global philanthropist,

student of Indian mysticism, and, ultimately,

iconic artist and man beloved by millions

worldwide. 16 pages of photos, some in color.

487 pages. Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $6.95

9299203 THE BEATLES: All You

Need Is Love. By P. Skellett & S.

Weitzman. The photographic journey

of the Beatles’ iconic performance on

June 25, 1967, for the Our World

satellite broadcast, the first live

international satellite broadcast ever

to take place. The authors have put

together informative text and images

of the rehearsals and the live performance. 174 pages. Flood

Gallery. 10¼x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9303154 THE ART AND SOUL

OF DUNE. By Tanya Lapointe. This

visually dazzling exploration of the

filmmaking process gives

unparalleled insight into the 2021

film’s genesis, from its striking

environmental and creature

designs to its intricate costume

concepts and landmark digital

effects. An essential companion to director Denis Villeneuve’s

masterpiece. Slipcased. Color photos. 240 pages. Insight

Editions. 11¼x10½. Pub. at $50.00 $14.95

9303200 DUNE, PART ONE: The

Photography. By Chiabella James. A

stunning collection of stills shot at

every filming location of Denis

Villeneuve’s sci-fi epic, from the cliffs

of Norway to the deserts of Jordan.

Epic vistas, candid cast moments,

and personal insights from the

photographer take readers into the

heart of this thrilling production. 280 pages. Insight Editions.

11¼x10¼. Pub. at $60.00 $14.95

*930407X 2026 STUDS & SPURS CALENDAR. Saddle up,

partner! These full-color photos of hot cowboys will excite and inspire

you all year round. Calendar runs from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

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and will not be available in other catalogs, so this may be your only chance to purchase them.

Those items that do not sell out from this catalog will be listed by subject area in future catalogs.

NEW NON-FICTION

9290478 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 3: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge Your

Day. By Daisy Seal. These puzzles are organized by

theme, with a wide range of delectable word search

mysteries, from transport to nature, exploration to

architecture, and countries to continents. There’s

something for everyone, and it’s bound to keep you

busy. Solutions included. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9304193 2026 COMEDY

WILDLIFE PHOTO AWARDS

CALENDAR. It’s time to present

the 2026 edition of the Comedy

Wildlife Photo Awards! Add a touch

of humor to your year with these

hilarious and adorable animal

photos. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303944 2026 HOT BUNS CALENDAR. Start the year off

right with thirteen full-color photos of gorgeous butts! Calendar

runs September 2025 to December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304088 2026 THE THREE

STOOGES CALENDAR. Add some

hilarity to your year with full-color

photos of Larry, Curly, and Moe’s

classic antics! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9290400 THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF

PRAYERS: Poems, Prayers and Thoughts

for Every Day. Ed. by Emma Chafer. Split into

thematic sections, this provides prayers of

thanks and praise, prayers for healing, for

forgiveness, for peace, and for guidance and

strength. Includes a red silk ribbon bookmark.

Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. Flame Tree.

Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9304010 2026 MARILYN

MONROE CALENDAR. There was

no one like Marilyn! Spend 2026

with the classic bombshell in 13

stunning vintage photographs.

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9295739 ENCYCLOPEDIA OF HERBAL

MEDICINE: 550 Herbs and Remedies

for Common Ailments. By Andrew

Chevallier. Newly updated reference on

herbal plants and their medicinal properties

for those seeking natural remedies. Provides

detailed descriptions, uses for over 550

plants, and practical how-to remedies for

over 80 ailments. Includes the latest

scientific research and safety advice. Fully illus. in color. 336 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. 9¼x11. Pub. at $40.00 $19.95

930648X SIMON & SCHUSTER MEGA

CROSSWORD PUZZLE BOOK #21.

Ed. by John M. Samson. With hundreds

of puzzles in one volume, this collection

will test the knowledge of solvers

everywhere. Solutions included.

300 pages. Gallery. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $7.95

9299106 TINY HOUSE: Designing,

Building, & Living. By Gabriella & Andrew

Morrison. This helpful how-to guide gives you

everything you need to know to design,

construct, and thrive in a tiny home. Provides

advice on embracing the tiny house lifestyle,

guidance on securing financing and

insurance for your project, tips on designing

and building a home that fits your needs, and

more. 16 pages of color photos. 320 pages. Dorling Kindersley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $9.95

9298436 ABANDONED FARMS AND HOMESTEADS OF

KANSAS. By Trish Eklund. Kansas’ history, from Civil War

battles to iconic figures and tragic events, is captured in

Eklund’s evocative photography and personal stories. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9296530 THE LOST TOMB: And Other Real-Life Stories of

Bones, Burials, and Murder. By Douglas Preston. A

jaw-dropping discovery of an Egyptian tomb opens up a slew of

archaeological mysteries and deadly tales. 316 pages. Grand

Central. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9290389 HOUSEHOLD HINTS,

NATURALLY. By Diane Sutherland et al.

Ditch the harsh, expensive chemicals,

and discover the natural power and

versatility of bicarbonate of soda,

vinegar, and lemons. Far more than

cooking ingredients, they can be used in

all manner of household tasks, including

cleaning, laundry, animal care, and

health and beauty. Fully illus. in color. 255 pages. Flame

Tree. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303804 STRANGE USA: Historical

Oddities, Roadside Rarities, Unique

Eats, and Amazing Americans. By Jay

Newman. Strangeness abounds in every

corner of the U.S. From political scandals

and dumb crooks to oddball roadside

attractions and the history of Florida Man,

the country is teeming with weirdness in all

50 states. Illus. 412 pages. Portable Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300015 ALBERT SPEER: Escaping the

Gallows. By Adrian Greaves. In this uniquely

revealing examination, the author skillfully

blends his own personal experiences and

relationship with Speer with a succinct history

of the Nazi movement and the horrors of the

1930s and 1940s. In doing so, new light is

thrown on the character of one of the 20th

century’s most notorious figures. 16 pages of

photos. 160 pages. Pen & Sword. Pub. at $34.95 $6.95

9303731 QUEEN OF ALL MAYHEM: The

Blood-Soaked Life and Mysterious Death

of Belle Starr, the Most Dangerous Woman

in the West. By Dane Huckelbridge. Myra

Maybelle Shirley had a good family, solid

education, and decent marriage prospects, yet

she left it all behind to pursue a life of crime in

the Wild West under the now-infamous name of

Belle Starr. A deeply researched work on one of

the most mythologized figures of Western lore. 16 pages of photos.

322 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9298991 THE NAZI MIND: Twelve

Warnings from History. By Laurence Rees.

Rees seeks answers to some of the most

perplexing questions surrounding the

Second World War and the Holocaust.

Ultimately, he delves into the darkness to

explain how and why these people were

capable of committing the worst crimes in

the history of the world. 16 pages of photos.

428 pages. PublicAffairs. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9288430 HOW TO ARGUE WITH A CAT: A Human’s Guide to

the Art of Persuasion. By Jay Heinrichs. Cats are skilled

manipulators who can talk you into just about anything without a

single word. They can get you to drop whatever you’re doing and play

with them–but on the other hand, try getting a cat to do what you want.

While it’s hard, persuading a cat is possible. Illus. 124 pages. Rodale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $9.95

9295666 THE ART OF EMBROIDERY

DESIGN: A Workshop for Developing

Your Own Original Stitching. By Christi

Johnson. Teaches the value of establishing

a creative practice, with hands-on

sketching and stitching exercises to help

anyone build confidence in their design

skills. Dozens of colorful photos of the

author’s own work are accompanied by

historical examples from artisans from all over the world.

192 pages. Storey. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9306935 EVER WONDER WHY? Here Are

the Answers! By Douglas B. Smith. Everyone

knows that donuts have holes, we clink glasses

before saying a toast, golfers yell “fore!” before

teeing off, and we nod our heads yes and shake

our heads no. But how many of us know why?

You’ll learn the answers and a whole lot more in

this fun and fact-filled almanac. 132 pages.

Fawcett. Paperbound. $5.95

9302875 IOWA: The Land Between Two Rivers. By Justin

E. Tedford. Captures the serene beauty and agricultural

heritage of Iowa through Tedford’s photography. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

929046X WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 2:

200+ Brain-Boosting Games to

Supercharge Your Day. By Daisy Seal.

Whether it’s a rainy afternoon, a long train

journey, or a need for respite from a trying day,

this handy travel-sized collection of puzzles is

just what your brain needs. Solutions

included. 256 pages. Flame Tree. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9289763 THE COMPLETE BOOK OF

BMW MOTORCYCLES, 3RD EDITION

REVISED: Every Model Since 1923. By

Ian Falloon. In this stunningly illustrated

volume, get a detailed year-by-year

overview of every production machine

ever built by Germany’s top motorcycle

manufacturer. 344 pages. Motorbooks.

10x12. Pub. at $60.00 $49.95

9297065 ANIMAL: The Definitive Visual

Guide. Ed. by Megan Douglass. Showcasing

more than 2,000 species in detail, this

essential reference features the creatures of the

animal kingdom, from the largest mammal to

the smallest invertebrate. Evolution, animal

anatomy, life cycles, classification, behavior,

and the challenges each animal faces,

including habitat loss, are included.

Slipcased. 632 pages. Dorling Kindersley. 9½x11¼. $19.95

9303332 THE WANDS OF

THE WIZARDING WORLD:

Harry Potter and Fantastic

Beasts. By M. Peterson & J.

Revenson. An in-depth visual

guide to the magical wands,

their makers, and the characters who mastered them across the

Harry Potter and Fantastic Beasts film series. Fully illus. in color.

Insight Editions. 12¼x6¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9303294 STAR WARS–THE

HIGH REPUBLIC: The

Lightsaber Collection. By Daniel

Wallace, illus. by L. Liszko et al.

Some of the most elegant

lightsabers in Star Wars can be found within The High Republic,

an era set centuries before the Skywalker saga. This deluxe

volume presents meticulously rendered sabers alongside

never-before-seen character art and essential information about

each weapon and its wielder. Fully illus. in color. 155 pages.

Insight Editions. 12½x6¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9298339 ABANDONED ARKANSAS: Eaker Air Force Base.

By Gage Fears. Explores the rise and decay of a pivotal Cold War

military site, filled with rare photos and history. 95 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

9303243 HOUSE OF THE DRAGON TAROT

DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By Erica Davis, illus.

by T. Hijo. Seeking your destiny? The fiery

Targaryens will guide your readings in this

beautifully illustrated deck inspired by the hit

series. Includes 78 fully-illustrated cards.

126 pages. Insight Editions. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303189 THE DARK CRYSTAL TAROT

DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By Casey Gilly, illus.

by T. Hijo. Let the wonder of Jim Henson’s

classic fantasy film guide you through your

tarot practice. Includes an illustrated,

full-color, 78-card deck. 127 pages. Insight

Editions. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303219 FUNKO: THE Nightmare Before

Christmas Tarot and Guidebook. By

Minerva Siegel, illus. by M. Cleto. Let the

citizens of Halloween Town guide your tarot

practice with this sumptuously illustrated

Funko edition of the deck inspired by the iconic

holiday film. Includes a fully illustrated

78-card deck. 126 pages. Insight Editions.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

9303170 BEETLEJUICE TAROT DECK &

GUIDE. By Casey Gilly, illus. by A. Larson. Let

the ghost with the most guide you through

your tarot readings with this must-have deck

inspired by the Tim Burton film. Includes an

illustrated, full-color, 78-card deck. Insight

Editions. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

– 3 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9305130 WHEN HOLLYWOOD

CAME TO UTAH. By James V. D’Arc.

For more than 100 years, the

magnificent scenery and locales of Utah

have played host to hundreds of

Hollywood films; this volume gives

readers the inside scoop on how these

films were made, what happened on and

off set, and beyond. Fully illus., many in

color. 320 pages. Gibbs Smith. 8¼x8¼. Pub. at $35.00 $13.95

9303197 DISNEY COOKING WITH

MAGIC: A Century of Recipes. Ed. by

Anna Wostenberg. Celebrate your love of

classic animated Disney films and bring

magic into your kitchen! Try Louisiana Fries

from Steamboat Willie; Peter Pan’s Tick-Tock

Croc Drink; the Fairy Godmother’s

Bibbidi-Bobbidi Blueberry Tarts; Soup du

Jour from Beauty and the Beast; and more!

215 pages. Insight Editions. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

9290427 THE ORIGIN OF SPECIES. By

Charles Darwin. Initially received with muted

applause, this work was soon recognized as

the breakthrough scientific advance that

explained the evidence of the world around

us, the place and history of humans, and the

connections between environment and

evolution. 503 pages. Flame Tree.

Pub. at $25.00 $7.95

9298584 ABANDONED NORTHERN

OHIO. By Jeffrey Stroup. Explores and

photographs the forgotten places of Northern

Ohio, from abandoned greenhouses to

massive stadiums, sharing their untold

stories. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

929855X ABANDONED NEW YORK: City of Broken Dreams.

By Liz Roll. Join Roll on a photographic journey through abandoned

buildings and hidden gems across New York City. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303278 THE NIGHTMARE BEFORE

CHRISTMAS: Pop-Up Holiday Worlds.

By Matthew Reinhart, illus. by R. Tannus.

Explore both towns of Disney Tim Burton’s

Nightmare Before Christmas with this

elaborate pop-up! First enter the domain of

the Pumpkin King in Halloween Town. Then

scream with delight as the scene magically

transforms into the joyful holiday world of

Sandy Claws in Christmas Town. Fully illus. in color. Insight

Editions. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9298657 ABANDONED VIRGINIA:

Forgotten in Time. By Dave Bentley. Offers

a photojournalistic journey through Virginia’s

decaying churches, schools, and

businesses, exploring the forgotten history of

the state’s abandoned places. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

930276X DEAD QUEENS: The

Cemeteries of New York City’s Largest

Borough. By Richard & Lizz Panchyk. Offers

a visual journey through over thirty

cemeteries in Queens County, showcasing

the diverse burial grounds that reflect New

York City’s rich history. Fully illus., in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302816 FORGOTTEN WISCONSIN: Detour Through

Desolation. By Troy Hess. Explores Wisconsin’s dwindling

farms, forgotten homes, vacant schools, and decaying

storefronts. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9298185 EMERY ROTH’S NEW

YORK APARTMENT BUILDINGS. By

Andrew Alpern, photos by K.G. Grant.

The definitive volume on one of New

York’s most iconic residential

architects. Fully illus., some in color.

346 pages. Abbeville. 10½x12¼.

Pub. at $95.00 $76.95

*9290060 IRREPLACEABLE: 60 of

Humanity’s Most Treasured Places. By

World Monuments Fund. From the fabled

towers of Babylon and Angkor Wat to the

colossal stone heads of Rapa Nui and secret

gardens of Beijing’s Forbidden City, each of

the sixty sites featured in this lavishly illustrated

volume are must-visit destinations for every

cultured traveler. Fully illus. in color.

309 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

9296387 JAPANESE COMBINED FLEET

1942-43: Fleet 8. By Mark Stille. Using the

most recent sources and illustrated with

superb artwork, 3D diagrams, and maps,

this work is the first attempt to analyze how

the Combined Fleet fought these campaigns

and how their results influenced the

outcome of the war in the Pacific. 80 pages.

Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.00 $6.95

930326X LABYRINTH TAROT DECK & GUIDEBOOK. By

Minerva Siegel, illus. by T. Hijo. Discover the secrets of the

Labyrinth with this official deck inspired by Jim Henson’s cult

classic film. Includes 78 fully-illustrated cards. 127 pages.

Insight Editions. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

9290397 I CHING, OR THE BOOK OF

CHANGES. Spanning the fields of

divination, cosmology, morality, and

philosophy, with strong links to

Confucianism, I Ching has been interpreted

in many different ways over the centuries and

ultimately demonstrates an early attempt to

understand the world and the human place

within it. 415 pages. Flame Tree. $7.95

*9290028 HARRY WINSTON.

Celebrates Winston’s most stunning

jewels and designs through mesmerizing

advertising campaigns, historical photos,

and celebrity moments, while also

highlighting the significant stones the

company has worked with, such as the

Hope, Lesotho, and Vargas Diamonds.

Silver sprayed edges. Fully illus., many in

color. 271 pages. Rizzoli. 11¾x15¼. Pub. at $85.00 $69.95

*9305211 MANET AND MORISOT. By Emily A. Beeny et al.

An intimate exploration of an artistic friendship at the heart of the

Impressionist movement. Well illus., most in color. 351 pages.

Yale. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $75.00 $59.95

*9287965 NEW GUINEA, 1942-43: Air

Campaign 56. By M. Stille & J. Rogers.

Lavishly illustrated, this work studies the

role of airpower in the New Guinea battles of

1942-43, as the Allies checked and halted

Japan’s last significant offensives.

96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

*9301224 THE BEATLES: An

Anthology. Tells the complete story of The

Beatles, from growing up in Liverpool to their

rise to global phenomenon and ultimate

breakup. Created with the complete support of

Paul, George, Ringo, and Yoko Ono Lennon,

with the words of John painstakingly

compiled from sources worldwide, this 25th

anniversary reissue offers the only story of The

Beatles by The Beatles. Fully illus., many in color. 367 pages.

Chronicle. 10x13½. Paperbound. $44.95

9303138 VIEWING NORFOLK

SOUTHERN RAILWAY. By B.A. Keates

& K.C. Springirth. Traces the railroad’s

history, highlighting key achievements

and showcasing its heritage through

specially painted locomotives. Fully

illus. in color. 128 pages. America

Through Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $33.00 $7.95

9295682 BRIOCHE KNITTING FOR

BEGINNERS AND BEYOND: Your

Definitive Guide to Creating

Colorful, Lusciously Textured

Knitwear. By Lesley Anne Robinson.

Featuring a treasure trove of tips, tricks,

and technical knowledge, as well as 16

stunning patterns, this work will have

you feeling confident creating the fun

vertical stripes and exquisite texture that this popular

technique is famous for. Well illus. in color. 167 pages. Page

Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $6.95

*928804X MORT

WALKER’S BEETLE BAILEY:

75 Years of Smiles. By Brian

Walker. This beautifully

designed volume, written by his

son Brian, includes rare

photographs, historic debut

character appearances,

syndicate promotional

materials, posters, merchandise, personal drawings, and

memorabilia from the family archives, as well as biographical

sketches and anecdotes. Fully illus., many in color. 275 pages.

Fantagraphics. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

*9287744 THE FRICK COLLECTION:

The Historic Interiors of One East

Seventieth Street. By Xavier F. Salomon,

photos by M. Flores-Vianna. Chronicles the

history of the iconic 1914 residence of

industrialist Henry Clay Frick, offering a

room-by-room tour that showcases the

evolution of each space from a private

residence to part of The Frick Collection.

Explore the galleries that house masterpieces by Bellini, Fragonard,

Goya, Ingres, Manet, Rembrandt, Titian, and Vermeer. 210 photos,

most in color. 239 pages. Rizzoli. 9¾x12¼. Pub. at $65.00 $49.95

*9287930 MESOZOIC ART II:

Dinosaurs and Other Ancient

Animals in Art. Ed. by S. White &

D. Naish. This magnificent new

volume showcases 25 amazing

artists whose work represents the

very best of palaeoart. Fully illus.

in color. 256 pages. Bloomsbury.

12¼x11. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*929080X ELVIRA’S COOKBOOK

FROM HELL: Sexy, Spooky Soirees

and Celebrations for Every Occasion.

By Cassandra Peterson with K. Laidlaw.

How’s your cooking? If you haven’t had

any complaints yet, flip through Elvira’s

pages and try making some devilish

dishes! Recipes include Vampire’s Kisses,

Halloweenies, Ginger-Dead Men, Stake

Sandwiches, Spiderweb I-Scream Pie, Elvira’s Haunted Hills

Cupcakes, and Toxic Waste Mac & Cheese. Fully illus. in color.

222 pages. Grand Central. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9287248 CROCHET SNAILS &

MUSHROOM SPRITES. By Megan Lapp.

Jump into this cottagecore collection full of

snail steeds and mushroom sprites! With

mushroom sprites available in various

sizes, limb options, and cap styles, and

snails in small, medium, and giant sizes,

you’ll have everything you need to create a

whimsical duo, including instructions for

leashes, reins, and saddles. 291 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $24.95

9303014 ROUTE 66 ABANDONED: Under

a Western Moon. By Ken Lee. An

unforgettable nocturnal journey on the most

famous roadway in the U.S., focusing on the

Southwest. As one of the earliest

cross-country highways, Route 66 beckoned

many in the U.S. to migrate west. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $9.95

*9304096 2026 THE THREE STOOGES CALENDAR.

Thirteen full-color photos of Larry, Curly, and Moe make this

mini calendar an essential for the Stooge lover in your life.

Calendar runs from September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9304029 2026 MARILYN

MONROE CALENDAR. Add a touch

of old Hollywood beauty to your wall

with this stunning mini calendar,

featuring 13 photos of the legendary

bombshell. Calendar runs from

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9300546 GALLOP TOWARD THE SUN:

Tecumseh and William Henry Harrison’s

Struggle for the Destiny of a Nation. By Peter

Stark. A vivid account of the rivalry between

future President William Henry Harrison and the

Shawnee Chief Tecumseh–and of the Native

American Alliance that fought westward

expansion. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

390 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

– 4 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303251 KNITTING WITH DISNEY: 28

Official Patterns Inspired by Mickey

Mouse, The Little Mermaid, and More!

By Tanis Gray. Bring the magic of Disney to

your knitting needles with this official

collection of knitting patterns inspired by

Disney characters and films! Includes 28

patterns for socks, scarves, sweaters, toys,

and more. Projects range from all skill levels

and include sizes from extra small through 6XL. Well illus., in color.

207 pages. Insight Editions. 8½x10¼. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

9298347 ABANDONED BALTIMORE:

Southside. By Christopher Hall. Baltimore’s

history and culture are overshadowed by

poverty and decay, with forgotten landmarks

and vacant buildings waiting to be

rediscovered. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298479 ABANDONED LONG ISLAND. By Richard

Panchyk. Explores Long Island’s abandoned places,

capturing the haunting beauty and history of deteriorating

ruins. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303022 SAN FRANCISCO THROUGH

TIME. By Catherine Accardi. Explores the

city’s evolution from Yerba Buena to a

bustling cosmopolitan hub. Fully illus., many

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298665 ABANDONED WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA:

Separation from a Proud Heritage. By Cindy Vasko.

Exploring western Pennsylvania’s abandoned sites reveals a rich

tapestry of industrial history, immigrant legacy, and forgotten

communities. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302778 DETROIT’S STREETCAR

HERITAGE. By Kenneth C. Springirth. A

photographic essay documenting Detroit’s

electric streetcar history, from its 1892

inception to the modern QLINE streetcar

system. 128 pages. America Through

Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $28.95 $7.95

9303006 RAILS OF THE NORTHWEST THROUGH TIME. By

Dale Peterka. Contrasts historic and modern landscapes and

railroads across four states. Fully illus., many in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298428 ABANDONED FARMHOUSES &

HOMESTEADS OF NEBRASKA: Decaying

in the Heartland. By Trish Eklund. Explores

the enduring legacy of abandoned homes

and the memories they hold. Fully illus.,

many in color. 112 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298592 ABANDONED PENNSYLVANIA.

By Janine Pendleton. Explores

Pennsylvania’s forgotten, decaying relics of

the past, from abandoned factories to rusting

locomotives and theaters. Fully illus. in

color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302832 GRAVEYARDS OF THE WILD WEST: Nevada. By

H.L. Moulton & S. Tatterson. Explores the rich history of Nevada

through its diverse cemeteries, revealing the state’s wild past

and the people who shaped it. Fully illus., in color. 128 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302824 GRAVEYARDS OF THE WILD

WEST: Arizona. By H.L. Moulton & S.

Tatterson. Explores the state’s mining and

cowboy history through its unique

cemeteries. Fully illus., most in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298681 ALBANY THROUGH TIME. By

Don Rittner. Explores the city’s rich past

through surviving landmarks along its

historic main street. Fully illus., some in

color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302735 CALIFORNIA’S LUMBER

SHORTLINE RAILROADS. By Jeff Moore.

California’s shortline railroads connected

remote sawmills to mainlines, supporting

rural industries and serving passengers. Fully

illus. in color. 176 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $7.95

9303081 TIMBER INDUSTRY GHOSTS. By Jeff Moore. Explores

remnants of the Pacific Coast timber industry, highlighting its

historical impact and transformation. Fully illus. in color. 160 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

9290451 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 1:

200+ Brain-Boosting Games to

Supercharge Your Day. By Daisy Seal. Take a

break or while away some spare time with this

compact little work of addictive word search

puzzles that can accompany you anywhere.

Solutions included. 256 pages. Flame Tree.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9305475 DEAR MARILYN: The

Unseen Letters and Photographs. By

Sam Shaw. Through words and

photographs of a celebrated photographer,

this volume offers newly discovered

correspondence and never-before-seen

images of the most famous woman

Hollywood has ever created. 239 pages.

ACC. 11½x13. Pub. at $65.00 $51.95

*9299815 LOVING II: More

Photographic History of Men in Love,

1850s-1950s. By H. Nini & N. Treadwell.

A stunning collection of vintage vernacular

photographs of romantic male couples.

Drawn from the Nini-Treadwell Collection of

over 4,000 photos, some as much as 175

years old, the selection conveys the

unadulterated joy–longed for by all of us

and recognizable to anyone–of being in love. Fully illus.

335 pages. 5 Continents. 8¾x11. Pub. at $70.00 $54.95

*9301577 THE GRAND COSMIC

STORY: An Illustrated Timeline. By

Ethan Siegel et al. Here’s the story of

everything, from the Big Bang to the far-off

future 100 million years at a time, told in

words and pictures. With illuminating text

and imaginative illustrations, this exquisite

volume portrays every phase of our cosmic

history. 317 pages. National Geographic.

9½x12¼. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

929872X BUFFALO’S SHORT LINE RAILROAD LEGACY.

By Mark Klingel. Explores the rise of short line railroads in

Buffalo, New York, amid major industry changes. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298401 ABANDONED DETROIT:

Forgotten Beauties. By Naomi Chapman.

Explores the forgotten beauty of Detroit’s

abandoned sites, offering a glimpse into the

city’s history. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302883 THE ISLES OF SHOALS

THROUGH TIME. By Donald Cann et al.

Offers an illustrated journey through the

natural and historical beauty of this timeless

offshore haven. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302859 HOLLYWOOD, CALIFORNIA THROUGH TIME. By

Tommy Dangcil. Showcases Hollywood’s rich history with

original and vintage photographs from its iconic past. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9304053 2026 PIN-UP GIRLS CALENDAR. The 13 hot

vintage pin-up illustrations on this mini calendar will add some

excitement to your year! Calendar runs from September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 7x7. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289437 SHEMP! The Biography of the

Three Stooges’ Shemp Howard, the Face

of Film Comedy. By Burt Kearns. Through

interviews with fans, family members, experts,

filmmakers, and celebrities, this work unearths

treasures in Shemp’s solo work, examines the

“cult of Shemp” that thrives today, and

confirms Shemp Howard’s deserved place in

cinematic history. Well illus. 264 pages.

Applause. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9297626 SLOW LOOKING: The Art

of Nature. By Olivia Meehan. Astounding

compendium of the story of the world

around us, told through paintings,

drawings, sculpture, textiles, and

decorative arts. Offering a refreshing

perspective of visual analysis across land,

water, and sky, this volume highlights the

repeating motifs, colors, and subjects that

have mesmerized artists throughout history. 319 pages. Thames

& Hudson. 8¾x11. Pub. at $60.00 $46.95

9297103 FIERCE VALOR: The True Story of

Ronald Speirs and His Band of Brothers. By J.

Frederick & E. Dorr. His comrades called him

“Killer.” Of the elite paratroopers who served in the

venerated “Band of Brothers” during WWII, none

was more enigmatic than Speirs. Rumored to have

gunned down enemy prisoners and even one of his

own disobedient sergeants, he became a legend

among his troops. But who was the real Lieutenant

Speirs? 344 pages. Regnery. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

928852X STILL WE RISE: A Love

Letter to the Southern Biscuit with over

70 Sweet and Savory Recipes. By Erika

Council. Collects over 70 unique recipes

for biscuits, spreads, sandwiches,

breakfast dishes, and super-convenient

home biscuit mix. Recipes include Angel

Biscuits, Everything “Bagel” Biscuits,

Hominy Honey Butter, Glori-Fried Chicken

Biscuit Sandwiches, and Cinnamon Sugar & Pecan Biscuits. Well

illus. in color. 207 pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $26.00 $7.95

9290435 PENDULUMS FOR

GUIDANCE & HEALING. By Maggie &

Nigel Percy. Takes readers through the

background and basics of pendulums:

discover the history and methodology of

using pendulums, how they are used today,

why they work, and how to choose your

pendulum. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Flame Tree. Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9287442 KANSAS

LANDSCAPES: A Photographic

Tour of the Region’s

Geological History. By Keith B.

Miller, photos by S. Bean. Explore

the beauty, diversity, and

underlying history of the

landscapes in which Kansans live.

Each region of Kansas is situated within the long chronology of

Earth’s history, encompassing changing sea levels and global

climates, the uplift and erosion of mountains, and the evolution

of life over hundreds of millions of years. Fully illus. in color.

131 pages. UPKs. 11¼x8¾. Pub. at $44.99 $36.95

9290443 SHAMANISM: Spiritual

Growth, Healing, Consciousness. By

Christa Mackinnon. Learn what

shamanism is and discover the origins,

background, cosmology, and practices

of historical shamanism, as well as the

forms contemporary shaminism can

take, from pure traditional uninterrupted

practices to non-indigenous and urban

practitioners and teachers. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Flame Tree. Pub. at $15.99 $7.95

9290370 DAIRY FREE: Recipes &

Preparation. By Angela Litzinger. Whether

you’re lactose intolerant, have a milk allergy,

or are trying a dairy-free diet, you’ll be

delighted with our selection of varied and

delicious recipes. Ideas include Berry

Smoothies, Egg Muffins with Chives &

Tomato, Baked Avocado Egg Boats, Cheesy

Potato Wedges, and No-Bake Cheesecake.

Fully illus. in color. 223 pages. Flame Tree. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

– 5 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9290125 RADIANCE AND

REVERIE: Jewels from the Collection

of Neil Lane. By Emily Stoehrer et al.

This richly illustrated catalogue reveals

the extraordinary scope of Lane’s

collection, highlighting its breathtaking

beauty as well as its transatlantic roots

and cultural significance to fashion

history and style. 320 pages. Rizzoli.

9¾x12¼. Pub. at $75.00 $59.95

*9288104 WE THE PEOPLE: A History of

the US Constitution. By Jill Lepore. At a time

when the Constitution’s vulnerability is all too

evident, and the risk of political violence all too

real, this important volume–with its

shimmering prose and pioneering research–

hints at the prospects for a better constitutional

future, an amended America. Well illus.

702 pages. Liveright. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*929001X THE FANTASTIC ART OF

ROY G. KRENKEL. By Craig Yoe. Fantastic

dinosaurs, ape men, barbarians, cavemen

and women, citizens of ancient civilizations,

and sabre-toothed tigers populate the

luxurious pages of this stunning tome as only

Roy G. Krenkel can deftly embellish them.

Fully illus. 256 pages. Dark Horse. 7¼x10¼.

Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9298282 CABINET OF CURIOSITIES II. This brand-new

collection of curiosities features a beautiful and unique

sticker compendium of more than 1,000 stunning selections

from the legendary collections of the Smithsonian Institution.

Andrews McMeel. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

9298886 HIDDEN HOMES OF

TUSCANY & UMBRIA: Inspirational

Interiors in Rural Italy. By Caroline

Clifton-Mogg, photos by C. Tubbs. A

spectacular celebration of one of the

best-loved and most alluring regions of

Italy, featuring an array of beautiful

interiors and a wealth of inspiring

suggestions for bringing the romance of

Tuscan style into your home. Fully illus. in color. 192 pages.

Ryland Peters & Small. 10x11¾. Pub. at $45.00 $17.95

9296174 RIPLEY’S BELIEVE IT OR

NOT! Out of the Box. By Geoff Tibballs.

Explore nearly a thousand all-new stories

featuring incredible people, amazing

animals, and jaw-dropping oddities from

around the world. Fully illus. in color.

303 pages. Ripley Publishing. 9¼x12.

Pub. at $28.95 $7.95

*9292365 UNCLE JOHN’S KNOW IT ALL

BATHROOM READER NO. 38: Superior Trivia!

Amazing Facts and Figures! By Bathroom

Readers’ Institute. Uncle John brings you all of

your favorites, including Strange Lawsuits, Word

Origins, Stall of Fame, Myth-Conceptions, Lucky

Finds, Weird Animal News, and Dumb Crooks. Be

in the know about facts, trivia, history, wit, wisdom,

tips, blunders, and hoaxes! Sprayed edges.

344 pages. Bathroom Readers’. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*930133X IDEALS CHRISTMAS. Ed.

by Rebekah Moredock. Continuing its

legacy of holiday cheer and warmth, this

Ideals annual Christmas edition is a

collection of poetry, essays, quotations,

recipes, and Bible excerpts to remind

readers of the true meaning of Christmas.

Ideals. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub.

at $14.99 $11.95

9298541 ABANDONED NEW MEXICO:

Enigmas and Endings. By Susan Tatterson.

Explores the remnants of railroad towns,

forts, and farms, capturing the state’s

historical significance and preservation

efforts. Fully illus. in color. 112 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$23.99 $7.95

9290419 LEFT HAND GUITAR CHORDS: Pick Up & Play. By

Jake Jackson. For the left-hand guitarist, the included

easy-to-use diagrams make this a fantastic new guide for home,

studio, writing, and rehearsal. 175 pages. Flame Tree.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9298452 ABANDONED GARY, INDIANA: City of the

Century. By David Bulit. Once a thriving steel city, Gary, Indiana,

now stands as a haunting testament to industrial decline and

urban decay. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298444 ABANDONED FLINT. By Kyle

Brooky. Explores the haunting remnants of

Flint, Michigan, from its industrial heyday to

its decline, delving into abandoned buildings

and their histories. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9304185 2026 CLASSIC

TRAINS CALENDAR. Vintage black

and white photos of classic steam and

diesel trains allow history buffs to enjoy

a year of armchair travel! Features

expert technical and historical

captions. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026. Carousel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303995 2026 LARGE PRINT

CALENDAR. A handy large-print

calendar with bold dates and an

easy-to-read, easy-to-write-in grid!

Calendar runs September 2025 to

December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303987 2026 KITTY NAPS

CALENDAR. Is there anything

sweeter than a sleeping kitten? Enjoy

13 photos of adorable kitties as you

go through the year. Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304177 2026 CIVIL WAR

DAILY FACTS CALENDAR. Images

from the Civil War are accompanied

by day-by-day historical notes that

record four years of major Civil War

events. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304037 2026 WWF

OWLS CALENDAR. These

stunning photos of owls in their

natural habitats are

accompanied by informative

captions sharing facts about

these majestic creatures.

Calendar runs September 2025

to December 2026. Carousel.

14x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9303979 2026 HUNKS IN

TRUNKS CALENDAR. Be inspired

this year by full-color photos of hot,

toned guys in swim trunks! Calendar

runs September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9304150 2026 BLACK

KITTENS CALENDAR. Enjoy these

sweet photographs of black kittens

all year round. Calendar runs from

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound. Pub.

at $17.99 $13.95

*9304215 2026

EXTRAORDINARY OUTHOUSES

CALENDAR. Spend 2026

contemplating the ways of nature with

these 13 rustic outhouse photos,

accompanied by inspirational quotes

from the likes of Emerson, Austen, and

Plato. Calendar runs September 2025

to December 2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9292950 QUANTUM SUPREMACY: How the Quantum

Computer Revolution Will Change Everything. By Michio Kaku. A

look at humanity’s next technological revolution–quantum

computing–which could solve everything from global warming to

incurable disease. 337 pages. Doubleday. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295089 BE USEFUL: Seven Tools for

Life. By Arnold Schwarzenegger. The seven

rules to follow to realize your true purpose in

life are distilled by Arnold Schwarzenegger

from his own journey of ceaseless reinvention

and extraordinary achievement, and are

available for anyone willing to apply them to

their own self-betterment. 263 pages.

Penguin. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9300953 LONGSTREET: The Confederate

General Who Defied the South. By Elizabeth

R. Varon. In perhaps the most remarkable

political about-face in American history, former

Confederate General James Longstreet

embraced Reconstruction and became an

outcast in the South. Photos. 459 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $6.95

9296409 THE KAMENETS-PODOLSKY

POCKET 1944: Campaign 411. By Robert

Forczyk. In February 1944, 1st Panzer Army

played a major role in the relief operation that

saved part of the German forces trapped in the

Korsun Pocket. Explore the initial Soviet

encirclement operation, Generaloberst Hube’s

breakout operation, and the relief operation by

2nd SS-Panzer Corps in April 1944. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $6.95

9288880 THE PLOT AGAINST NATIVE

AMERICA: The Fateful Story of Native

American Boarding Schools and the

Theft of Tribal Lands. By Bill Vaughn. The

narrative history which reveals the entire

story of the development, operation, and

harmful legacy of Native American boarding

schools, and how our nation still has much to

resolve before we can fully heal. Photos.

236 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9303057 SEASIDE HEIGHTS: Before and After Hurricane

Sandy and the Fire. By Marcia Dente. Seaside Heights, rebuilt

after Superstorm Sandy and a devastating fire, faces a new future

with resilience. Fully illus., most in color. 143 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9300163 THE 272: The Families Who

Were Enslaved and Sold to Build the

American Catholic Church. By Rachel L.

Swarns. In 1838, a group of America’s most

prominent Catholic priests sold 272 enslaved

people to save what became Georgetown

University. This work tells an even bigger story,

demonstrating how slavery fueled the growth of

the American Catholic Church and shining a

light on the enslaved people themselves. Photos, some in color.

326 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9293302 WHAT AN OWL KNOWS: The

New Science of the World’s Most Enigmatic

Birds. By Jennifer Ackerman. An exploration of

owls across the globe and through human

history, and an account of new insights into the

science of their hunting skills, communications,

sensory prowess, and adaptations for survival.

Well illus., some in color. 333 pages. Penguin.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929953X THE SOLDIER’S TRUTH: Ernie

Pyle and the Story of World War II. By David

Chrisinger. A beautiful reckoning with the life and

work of the legendary journalist Ernie Pyle, who

gave WWII a human face for millions of

Americans even as he wrestled with his own

demons. Pyle was in touch with suffering in a

way that left an indelible mark on his readers.

Illus. 379 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*930150X 100 TRAIN

JOURNEYS OF A LIFETIME: The

World’s Ultimate Rides. By Everett

Potter. Climb aboard the world’s 100

greatest railway adventures. Filled

with unforgettable journeys, including

a weeklong excursion through Italy’s

wine country and a four-hour sojourn

in the Swiss countryside, this

illustrated collection will add to your train trip bucket list.

398 pages. National Geographic. 9x9. $33.95

– 6 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9290362 CROSSWORD PUZZLES: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge

Your Day. By Daisy Seal. Contains 200 quick

crosswords ranging from Beginner to Extreme,

this is perfect for anyone looking to satisfy a

crossword craving. Solutions included.

255 pages. Flame Tree. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9292292 OUR FAVORITE

RETRO RECIPES. You’ll find

classic appetizers like

Bacon-Wrapped Water

Chestnuts and Swedish

Meatballs, satisfying lunches

such as Country-Style Reubens

and Easy Italian Wedding Soup,

hearty suppers like Chicken Pot Pie and Salisbury Steak, and

desserts like Apple Cream Crumb Cake, and more. Illus. 127

pages. Gooseberry Patch. Spiralbound. $7.95

*9301488 ROUTE 66: 100 Years. Ed. by Jim Hinckley.

Commemorate 100 years of America’s “Mother Road” with this

enthralling trip through the past, present, and future of Route 66.

Fully illus., most in color. 223 pages. Motorbooks. 9½x11.

Pub. at $45.00 $32.95

*9305610 SHOOTER’S BIBLE, 117TH

EDITION: The World’s Bestselling

Firearms Reference. Ed. by Jennifer L.S.

Pearsall. The most comprehensive reference

guide for new firearms and their specifications,

as well as thousands of guns that have been in

production and are currently on the market.

Nearly every firearms manufacturer in the world

is represented, featuring both new and existing

product sections for ammunition, optics, and accessories. 608

pages. Skyhorse. 8x10½. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

9290354 BIKE: Fitness, Fun & Easy

Maintenance. By David North. Takes you

through all the benefits of bike riding, along

with everything you need to know to get

pedalling: how to choose your bike, with the

differences between types, such as hybrid

and racer; how to choose your helmet,

clothing, and other accessories, and care

and maintenance. Fully illus. in color.

176 pages. Flame Tree. Spiralbound. Pub. at $15.99 $6.95

*9303952 2026 HUBBLE

SPACE TELESCOPE CALENDAR.

Explore the wonders of the universe

with these beautiful, full-color

photographs from the Hubble Space

Telescope. Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026. Carousel.

12x12. Paperbound. Pub. at

$16.99 $12.95

*9304061 2026

RAILROADING CALENDAR.

Stunning full-color photos of

trains in picturesque locales will

satisfy any armchair traveler this

year! Calendar runs September

2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 14x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*930410X 2026 AMERICAN PIT

BULL TERRIER PUPPIES

CALENDAR. Let these adorable

photos of American Pit Bull puppies

bring a little joy into your life every

month of the year! Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9304169 2026 BUTTERFLIES

CALENDAR. Take nature breaks this

year with 13 photos of gloriously

colorful butterflies! Calendar runs

from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9303960 2026 WWF HUMMINGBIRDS CALENDAR. Fly

through the year enjoying photographs of these multicolored mini

marvels! Calendar runs September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 14x12. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9304142 2026 BLACK CATS

CALENDAR. There’s nothing

unlucky about these adorable felines!

Spend 2026 with 13 photos of

majestic black cats. Calendar runs

September 2025 to December 2026.

Carousel. 12x12. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*929824X THE NINE LIVES OF CHRISTOPHER

COLUMBUS. By Matthew Restall. The definitive work on

Columbus, providing insight into his life, his legacies, and

the controversies that outlived him. Photos. 337 pages.

Norton. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301860 DANTE: The Essential

Commedia. By Prue Shaw. Shaw’s

absorbing, highly accessible introduction to

the Commedia–Dante’s epic story of one

man’s journey from the darkness and terror of

hell to the revelation of divine light in

heaven–promises to be the essential edition

for years to come. 522 pages. Liveright.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9288090 SHAMANS: The Visual

Culture of Animism, Healing & Journeys

to Other Planes. By Max Carocci. A visually

compelling and panoramic analysis of the

eclectic culture of shamanism. Fully illus. in

color. 255 pages. Thames & Hudson.

6¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305459 CHAIN OF FIRE: The Siege

of Khartoum and the Campaign of Egypt

and the Sudan. By Peter Hart. Explore the

dramatic and shocking story of the siege of

Khartoum and Britain’s extraordinarily

violent 1882 campaign in Egypt and Sudan.

Illus., some in color. 444 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9289038 JOHN DERIAN STICKER BOOK II. Decorate

your world in the style of beloved home goods designer John

Derian, featuring fantastic images of flora and fauna. Artisan.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305440 CAPTIVES AND

COMPANIONS: A History of Slavery

and the Slave Trade in the Islamic

World. By Justin Marozzi. The definitive

history of the slave trade in the Islamic

world–a story that has been overshadowed

by its notorious, but shorter-lived, Atlantic

counterpart. Illus. in color. 524 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9297634 WILLIAM MORRIS:

Pattern & Design. Explore a beautiful

visual reference of Morris’s extensive

range of textile and wallpaper designs,

drawn from the rich collection of the

Victoria and Albert Museum in London.

325 pages. Thames & Hudson. 8x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301518 38 LONDRES STREET: On

Impunity, Pinochet in England, and a Nazi

in Patagonia. By Philippe Sands. Traces the

footsteps of two of the Twentieth Century’s

most merciless criminals–accused of

genocide and crimes against

humanity–testing the limits of immunity and

impunity after Nuremberg. Photos.

453 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

9294627 CONFESSIONS OF A VIDEO

VIXEN: 20th Anniversary Edition. By

Karrine Steffans. Steffans reveals the inner

workings of the hip-hop dancer industry. Her

journey is filled with physical abuse, rape,

drug and alcohol abuse, homelessness, and

single motherhood, all by age 26. Steffans

hopes to shed light on an otherwise

romanticized industry and help young women

avoid the same pitfalls she encountered. Color photos.

265 pages. Amistad. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9293876 THE ROMANS: A 2,000-Year History. By

Edward J. Watts. Tells the full, breathtaking history of Rome,

from its emergence in the Iron Age to the capture of

Constantinople in the Thirteenth Century. Photos. 716 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $40.00 $31.95

*930553X GUDERIAN’S PANZERS:

From Triumph to Defeat on the Eastern

Front (1941). By Craig W.H. Luther. From

unstoppable blitzkrieg to brutal

defeat–follow Guerian’s panzers as they

race toward Moscow and collide with

disaster. Photos. 393 pages. Stackpole.

Pub. at $39.95 $31.95

9298371 ABANDONED CHICAGOLAND:

Rust on the Prairies. By Jerry Olejniczak.

Chicago’s hidden side reveals abandoned,

decaying places, where nature reclaims what

time and neglect have left behind. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$23.99 $7.95

9298509 ABANDONED MEMPHIS. By Jay Farrell. Captures

haunting images of the city’s forgotten factories, schools, and

ruins, offering a glimpse into the past. 125 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

929838X ABANDONED CONNECTICUT:

First World Wasted. By Christina E. Cole.

Explores the haunting stories and forgotten

architecture of Connecticut’s crumbling,

once-glorious buildings. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time. 6½x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298576 ABANDONED NORTHERN

NEW JERSEY: Homage to Lost Dreams.

By Cindy Vasko. A haunting journey

through Northern New Jersey’s abandoned

sites reveals forgotten histories, immigrant

dreams, and nature reclaiming America’s

past. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9303073 TALES OF HOLLYWOOD THROUGH TIME. By

Frank Muzzy. Blends archival photos with modern imagery to

trace Hollywood’s transformation from a modest village to a

global cinematic icon. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298614 ABANDONED SOUTHERN

VIRGINIA: The South Begins Here. By Liz

Roll. Explore Southern Virginia’s rich Civil

War history and haunting abandoned sites

through Roll’s captivating photography.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9294759 FACING THE MOUNTAIN: An

Inspiring Story of Japanese American

Patriots in World War II. By Daniel James

Brown. The story of Rudy Tokiwa, Fred

Shiosaki, and Kats Miho, who volunteered for

the 442nd Regimental Combat Team and

were deployed to France, Germany, and Italy,

where they were asked to do the near

impossible. Photos. 540 pages. Viking.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9303103 UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD

HERITAGE. By B.A. Keates & K.C.

Springirth. Highlights the railroad’s history,

locomotive innovations, and passenger

services from 1862 through AMTRAK’s

1971 takeover. Fully illus. in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

9303790 SOUTH ATLANTIC 1982: Air

Campaign 51. By Angus Konstam.

Detailed account of the war-winning role

that a handful of Harrier squadrons played

in the Falklands War. This guide explains

how the brutal test of the Falklands War

showed the way forward for naval aviation

and fleet air defense for decades to come.

Fully illus., many in color. 96 pages.

Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

9304878 AUNTY ACID BREAKS THE INTERNET. By G.

Backland & D. Iddon. The sassy senior, Aunty Acid, is back with

her unique opinions about technology, social media, and

everything having to do with the digital world. Fully illus. in

color. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

– 7 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9287809 A MIDNIGHT TREASURY OF

MACABRE AND WEIRD POEMS. Ed. by

Ana Sampson. Poetry’s fascination with the

weird and the macabre has a long literary

history, and Sampson sates modern

appetites with this collection of over 300

poems published on the subject. Illustrators

such as Harry Clarke accompany the poems

that speak to those drawn to the dark.

Features gilded lettering on the cover and sprayed edges.

368 pages. Rizzoli. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9301879 DEMOSTHENES:

Democracy’s Defender. By James Romm.

The tragic story of ancient Greece’s last

democratic leader and his doomed fight to

save Athens from Macedonian domination.

196 pages. Yale. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9298096 NEIGHBOR LAW, 12TH

EDITION: Fences, Trees, Boundaries &

Noise. By Editors of Nolo. Don’t let a

neighborly nuisance turn into a nasty

lawsuit. Learn your rights and

responsibilities with this plain-English

guide to the laws behind common neighbor

disputes. 336 pages. Nolo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

9295747 ENGLAND’S GARDENS: A

Modern History. By Stephen Parker. We

may all feel we know what an “English”

garden is, but do we really? This work offers a

holistic, modern-day tour and an update on

the history of some of the most iconic,

enduring, and influential gardens across the

country. Fully illus. in color. 223 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. Pub. at $40.00 $16.95

9303715 PHILIPPINES 1944: Air

Campaign 50. By Edward M. Young.

During September 1944, Task Force 38

launched a series of huge airstrikes against

the Japanese in the Philippines. They

demonstrated the power and mobility of the

Fast Carrier Task Force, claiming nearly 800

Japanese aircrafts destroyed, over 100

ships sunk, and significant damage to

Japanese facilities. Fully illus. some in color. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

*9293582 TO THE HOLY

SEPULCHER: Treasures from the Terra

Sancta Museum. By Xavier F. Salomon et

al. This illuminating and richly illustrated

volume celebrates the Custodia di Terra

Sancta (Custody of the Holy Land), its

history, its legacy, and its precious

treasures. 384 pages. Giles. 9¾x12¼.

Pub. at $89.95 $74.95

*9301275 AMERICA THE ABANDONED: Captivating

Portraits of Deserted Homes. By Bryan Sansivero. A visual

exploration of abandoned homes across the United States

through gorgeous, dramatic, and mysterious photography.

223 pages. Artisan. 10¼x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9289046 LAROUSSE FRENCH

COOKING: The Definitive Collection

of Classic Recipes from the French

Home Kitchen. Ed. by Leanne Bryan.

Structured around the specialties and

seasonal ingredients from each French

region, this concise guide to French

cuisine is packed with invaluable

information. Recipes include Chicory &

Ham Gratin, Ducasse Waffles, Sainte-Maure Cheese Puffs, and

Beef Bourguignon. Includes a silk ribbon bookmark. Fully illus.

in color. 351 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

9294988 LOST AT SEA: Eddie

Rickenbacker’s Twenty-Four Days Adrift on

the Pacific–A World War II Tale of Courage

and Faith. By John Wukovits. The forgotten

story of American war hero Eddie Rickenbacker’s

crash landing in the Pacific during WWII and his

incredible 23-day crusade to keep his crew alive.

Brings to life a gripping story of survival,

leadership, and faith in a time of crisis. Well illus.

414 pages. Caliber. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

*9289852 WORLD WAR II

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF AIRCRAFT, TANKS

& WARSHIPS. By Chris McNab. An

accessible reference guide to the most

important aircraft, armoured fighting

vehicles, artillery, and ships deployed by

all armies during the world’s most

destructive war. 448 pages. Amber.

9¼x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9304703 THE DEVIL’S HORSEMEN: A

Thousand Years of Conquest by Eurasian

Steppe Horse Archers. By Jem Duducu.

Explore a millennium of conquest on horseback,

beginning with Attila the Hun, who terrorized both

the Eastern and Western Roman Empires,

followed by the Magyars, fighting the early Holy

Roman Empire, and the Turks, who conquered the

Middle East. The authors conclude with the

mighty Mongol Empire and Tamerlane, the Turco-Mongol conqueror.

Illus., most in color. 285 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $36.99 $29.95

*9290826 THE HISTORY OF THE

PELOPONNESIAN WAR. By Thucydides.

This translation of Thucydides’s sweeping

narrative vividly depicts the events of the war

between Athens and Sparta that began in 431

BCE and would continue until 404, a conflict

that embroiled not only mainland Greece but

Greek states from the eastern Mediterranean

and as far west as Italy and Sicily. 704 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289488 WILLIE NELSON: All the

Albums–The Stories Behind the

Music. By Geoffrey Himes. Journey

through Willie Nelson’s rebellious,

prolific, and enduring career with this

richly illustrated tour of the beloved

singer-songwriter’s 100-plus albums.

221 pages. Motorbooks.

Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9290281 TARANTINO TOWN. By C. Mathieu & J.

Chiaramonte. Packed with vibrant visuals, playful essays, and enough

Easter eggs to thrill even the most passionate fans, this volume is an

invitation to step into the ultimate cinematic playground. Dive into the

meticulous costumes, unforgettable personalities, and cult-classic

scenes that define this legendary storyteller’s universe. 199 pages.

Prestel. 8¾x10¾. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

9292470 MAGNUM MANIFESTO. Ed.

by C. Cheroux & C. Bouveresse. Organized

into three main parts: Part I (1947-1968)

views the Magnum archive through a

humanist lens, focusing on post-war ideals

of commonality and utopianism. Part II

(1969-1989) shows a world fragmenting,

with a focus on subcultures, minorities, and

outsiders. Part III (1990-2017) explores a

world in flux and under threat. 510 photos. 416 pages. Thames &

Hudson. 10x12. Pub. at $65.00 $29.95

*9292233 HORROR’S NEW WAVE:

15 Years of Blumhouse. Celebrate 15

years of Blumhouse with an exclusive,

behind-the-scenes look at the films that

redefined modern horror–from Insidious to

M3GAN to the franchise that started it all:

Paranormal Activity. Well illus., most in

color. 320 pages. S&S. 8¼x10¼.

Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9288023 CONSTABLE. By Tim Barringer. A captivating

celebration of one of the most important painters of the 19th

Century, and the continuing relevance of his work. Fully illus.,

most in color. 127 pages. Yale. 8x10. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9301852 BLAKE. By Elizabeth

Wyckoff. A rich examination into the

creative process of an idiosyncratic

Romantic-era visionary through the lens

of one of the great collections of his work.

Fully illus., most in color. 136 pages.

Yale. 8x10. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9298118 REPRESENT YOURSELF IN

COURT, 12TH EDITION: Prepare & Try a

Winning Civil Case. By P. Bergman & S.J.

Berman. Many disputes are too big for small

claims court but too small to justify a lawyer’s

fee. Fortunately, if you’re willing to learn the

courtroom ropes, you can successfully handle

your own case from start to finish. 274 pages.

Nolo. Paperbound. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9301801 THE ULTRA SECRET:

Guarding the Secrets That Won the

Second World War. By Frederick William

Winterbotham. Reveals how Frederick

Winterbotham’s Special Liaison Units

securely delivered Ultra intelligence,

shaping pivotal Allied victories in WWII.

173 pages. Frontline. Pub. at $39.95 $29.95

*930469X THE COMET ESCAPE LINE:

The Inside Story of the Most Successful

Escape Line of the Second World War. By

Alexander Stilwell. As German forces took

control of their country, a group of young

Belgians conceived an audacious plan to

smuggle downed Allied airmen and other

evaders from Belgium, through France, and

over the Spanish border. So began the Comet

line. Explore the story of the incredibly brave civilians who risked

everything to help the Allied cause. Photos. 215 pages. History

Press. Pub. at $36.99 $29.95

*9292225 FORBIDDEN FACTS:

Government Deceit & Suppression About

Brain Damage From Childhood Vaccines.

By Gavin de Becker. Have Government agencies

and big corporations ever created and promoted

outright lies and cover-ups? Of course they

have. When they do it together, that is the

definition of conspiracy. Explore how the

Government “debunks” inconvenient truths,

including bogus research, paid conspirators, bribery, destruction of

evidence, and more. 195 pages. Skyhorse. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*9289291 GIBSON’S FABULOUS

FLAT-TOP GUITARS, SECOND

EDITION: An Illustrated History &

Guide. By Eldon Whitford et al.

Chronicles the development and

evolution of Gibson’s fabulous flat-tops,

showing why these guitars have been the

choice of so many great musicians,

professional and amateur alike, over the

last 70 years. Fully illus., some in color. 220 pages.

Backbeat. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9290184 TO RESCUE THE AMERICAN

SPIRIT: Teddy Roosevelt and the Birth of a

Superpower. By Bret Baier with C. Whitney. A

fresh and fascinating exploration of the

extraordinary life of Teddy Roosevelt, revealing

how his bold leadership thrust America onto the

world stage and changed the course of world

history. 16 pages of photos. 395 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*9287736 ESCAPE: The Heyday of

Caribbean Glamour. By Hermes Mallea.

Celebration of the 20th-century jet-setting

lifestyle in the warm-weather destinations

of the Caribbean and Florida, from the great

estates of ambitious patrons to the most

exclusive resorts of the mid-20th century,

in a spectacular photographic presentation

that chronicles its glamour and nostalgia.

254 pages. Rizzoli. 9¼x11¼. Pub. at $29.98 $24.95

9303774 THE SHADOW WORK

TRILOGY. By Keila Shaheen. Unlock your

potential as never before with this boxed set

collection of three interactive journals,

featuring neuroscience-based prompts.

Therapeutic and insightful, these journals

will help you overcome the obstacles

holding you back from achieving your true

potential and genuine happiness. Atria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $65.99 $19.95

*9292268 LONE STAR LEGACY

QUILTS: 12 Modern Projects. By Lindlee

Smith. Offers intermediate and advanced

quilters an accessible introduction to

traditional Lone Star and Broken Star quilts.

Featuring full-size quilts, single-block

projects, customizable designs, and expert

guidance, this collection is your guide for

making stunning, star quilts that will become

cherished family favorites. Well illus. in color. 160 pages. Stash.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

9298649 ABANDONED VERMONT: Dishevelment in the

Green Mountians. By Maxwell Brisben. Explores forgotten

farms, lost towns, and nature-reclaimed landmarks across

Vermont, captured through photography. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

– 8 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303316 UNIVERSAL MONSTERS:

The Official Coloring Book. The most

famous monsters of all time come to life

in this terrifying, detailed coloring book

by Alan Robert, illustrator of the Beauty of

Horror series. Color Count Dracula, the

Mummy, the Invisible Man, Gill-man, and

more! Insight Editions. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303340 BRAVING IT: A Father, a

Daughter, and an Unforgettable Journey

into the Alaskan Wild. By James Campbell.

When Campbell’s cousin asked him to spend

a summer building a cabin in Alaska’s rugged

and dangerous National Wildlife Refuge,

Campbell hesitantly invited his 15-year-old

daughter, Aidan, to join him. Their Alaskan

journey, which tested their relationship like

never before, is recounted here. Color photos. 359 pages.

Broadway. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9294694 THE DEERFIELD MASSACRE: A

Surprise Attack, and the Fight for Survival

in Early America. By James L. Swanson. In

1704, on a cold, snowy night in

Massachusetts, hundreds of Native Americans

and their French allies swept down on an

isolated frontier outpost to slaughter or capture

its inhabitants. The sacking of Deerfield led to

one of the greatest sagas of survival, sacrifice,

family, and faith ever told. 16 pages of color photos. 316 pages.

Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

929662X THE NEW YORK TIMES

GAMES ESSENTIAL EASY

CROSSWORDS, VOLUME 3. Ed. by Will

Shortz. Collection of 200 easy-breezy

crossword puzzles perfect for beginners or

for more experienced solvers looking for

hours of effortless fun. Solutions included.

200 pages. St. Martin’s. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9307109 HOW TO STOP WORRYING AND

START LIVING: Time-Tested Methods for

Conquering Worry. By Dale Carnegie. With

Carnegie’s expert advice, you’ll learn the

proven, time-tested principles for breaking free

of worry and anxiety so that you can start living

your best life today. 298 pages. Pocket.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9297022 WICCA LOVE SPELLS. By Gerina

Dunwich. Love potions and spells are two of the

best-known examples of love magick, but there

are also charms, amulets, talismans, herbs,

omens, astrology, palmistry, and the divinary

arts. Reach far beyond the limits of traditional

love spells and take a journey of love from

ancient times to modern times. 206 pages.

Citadel. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9305041 MONSTERS OF THE WEEK: The

Complete Critical Companion to The

X-Files. By Z. Handlen & E.T. VanDerWerff. A

look back at exactly what made this

long-running cult series so groundbreaking,

packed with insightful reviews of every

episode and both major motion pictures. The

authors leave no mystery unsolved and no

monster unexplained. 490 pages. Abrams.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9305122 UNCLE JOHN’S NEW &

IMPROVED BRIEFS: Fast Facts, Terse

Trivia & Astute Articles. Ed. by JoAnn

Padgett et al. Includes the most entertaining,

myth-busting, and thought-provoking brief

articles from the Uncle John’s enormous

library. 276 pages. Portable Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9306641 BAND OF BROTHERS: E

Company, 506th Regiment, 101st

Airborne from Normandy to Hitler’s

Eagle’s Nest. By Stephen E. Ambrose. Tells

the story of the ordinary men who became

World War II’s most extraordinary soldiers at

the frontlines of the war’s most critical

moments. Photos. 333 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305106 SO CLOSE TO FREEDOM: A

World War II Story of Peril and Betrayal in

the Pyrenees. By Jean-Luc E. Cartron.

Recounts how Jean-Louis Bazerque

(Charbonnier) tried to guide a large group of

fugitives, most of them downed Allied airmen,

along with a French priest, two doctors, a

Belgian Olympic skater, and others to freedom

across the Pyrenees. 16 pages of photos. 209

pages. Potomac Books. Pub. at $29.95 $5.95

*9305513 THE GILDED AGE

CHRISTMAS COOKBOOK: Cookies and

Treats from America’s Golden Era,

1868-1900. By Becky Libourel Diamond.

With origins dating back to the 19th

century and earlier, these recipes have

been adapted for today’s ingredients and

appliances. Each recipe features the

fascinating history behind each cookie, its

ingredients, and baking methods. Enjoy Soft Molasses Cookies,

Scotch Shortbread, Spice Gems, Orange Tartlets, and more!

Illus. in color. 180 pages. Globe Pequot. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9305599 OF CHRISTMASES LONG,

LONG AGO: Surprising Traditions from

Christmas Past. By Brain Earl, illus. by D.

Siemens. The Christmases of long ago were a

merry mess of odd superstitions, dangerous

games, and overindulgence. Step back in time

and experience Christmas as you’ve never

seen it before. But beware, you’ll encounter

ghosts, monsters, concealed identities, ritual

animal disguise, gunfire, and lots of alcohol! Well illus., most in

color. 169 pages. Lyons. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9301402 TAYLOR SWIFT ALL THE

SONGS: The Story Behind Every Track.

By D. Somville & M. Benoit. A

behind-the-scenes look at the music and

creative process of Taylor Swift, as told

through the writing and recording of every

one of her songs. Spans from the career

beginnings of her early teenage songwriting

days and eponymous debut album release

through The Tortured Poets Department. 494 pages. Black Dog &

Leventhal. 8½x11. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

*9287868 THE SOCIAL LIVES OF BIRDS:

Flocks, Communes, and Families. By Joan

E. Strassmann. Strassmann examines how

birds are social creatures, from breeding to

nesting to babysitting. With stories from around

the world, this volume explores the various

types of bird groups and what to look for when

observing them. Above all, it reveals this fact:

solitary life, it seems, is not for the birds. Illus.

291 pages. Tarcher. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9292152 THE BOOK OF ROLEX. By

J. Hoy & C. Frost. A company that

innovates while paying homage to its roots,

every Rolex is the culmination of centuries

of watchmaking expertise. Inside, you will

find explanations of the making process,

descriptions of the materials involved, and

expert commentary on what makes each

Rolex wristwatch unique. Fully illus. in

color. 205 pages. ACC. 9¼x10¾. Pub. at $50.00 $37.95

*9287914 MANILA BAY 1898: Campaign 419. By Brian

Lane Herder. An illustrated history of “the first Pacific War,”

which saw the United States transform itself into an

outward-looking, expansionist great power. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9289631 THE SEVEN MOUNTAINS

MANDATE: Exposing the Dangerous Plan

to Christianize America and Destroy

Democracy. By Matthew Boedy. Exposes the

decades-long plan to radically transform

America–how the seven mountains

movement, prosperity preachers, and political

operatives are destroying democracy under

Trump’s second administration, shedding

light on why religious beliefs do not belong in politics.

183 pages. Westminster/John Knox. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9289232 THE BASQUE WITCH-HUNT:

A Secret History. By Jan Machielsen. In

June 1609, two judges left Bordeaux for the

Pays de Labourd; in four months, they

executed up to eighty women and men for

the crime of witchcraft, causing a wave of

suspects to flee into Spain and sparking

terror there. Photos. 318 pages. Bloomsbury.

Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9290516 THE FATAMIDS: Portrait of a Dynasty. By Delia

Cortese. Drawing on a wealth of historical sources, the work tells both

the historical and ongoing influence of the Fatimids on global culture.

Photos. 439 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9304665 BRITAIN’S FORGOTTEN

BATTLE: The Reichswald Forest Campaign,

1945. By Adrian & Dawn L. Bridge. In February

1945, over 50,000 British and Canadian soldiers

moved forward to attack German defensive

positions centred on the vast Reichswald Forest,

in what proved to be one of the last and bloodiest

battles of the Second World War in Europe. The

authors provide a new and timely account of this

epic struggle against the Wehrmacht. 16 pages of photos, some in

color. 288 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $34.99 $27.95

*9291679 KATHERINE OF ARAGON,

SPANISH PRINCESS: ‘I Am Not as Simple

as I May Seem’. By Heather R. Darsie.

Provides a new perspective on Katharine,

including far more background on her Spanish

upbringing, Spanish culture, and how that

continued to define her in England during her

first fifteen years in the country. Color photos.

320 pages. Amberley. Pub. at $34.99 $27.95

*9305297 MARTIN VAN BUREN:

America’s First Politician. By James M.

Bradley. A new biography of the 8th

president of the United States, the first chief

executive not born a British citizen, and the

first to use the party system to chart his way

from tavern-keeper’s son to the pinnacle of

power. 16 pages of photos, many in color.

632 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

9302905 JOHNNY BOB: The Life and

Times of John R. Harrell of Louisville,

Illinois. By Cary O’Dell. John R. “Johnny

Bob” Harrell’s life spanned religious

leadership, criminal fugitive status, and a

controversial role as a right-wing provocateur.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 191

pages. America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $26.99 $7.95

9302751 CUYAHOGA VALLEY SCENIC

RAILROAD. By Craig Sanders. Since 1975,

the Cuyahoga Valley Scenic Railroad has

offered year-round scenic train rides and is

the longest-running national park-based

railroad. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.99 $7.95

9302840 HARTSDALE PET CEMETERY:

The Oldest Pet Cemetery in the U.S. By

Michelle & Sean Whiteley. Venture into

America’s oldest pet cemetery and find yourself

lost within this beloved graveyard, where the

smallest creatures and biggest critters from

around the world find their resting places. Fully

illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9288791 DREAMS: The Many Lives of

Fleetwood Mac. By Mark Blake. A

must-read for casual Fleetwood Mac fans

and diehard devotees alike. Presenting mini

biographies, observations, and essays, Blake

explores all eras of the Fleetwood Mac story

to reveal what it is that has made them one of

the most successful bands in history.

408 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

*9290168 THE PROMISE OF HEAVEN: 31

Reasons to Get Excited About Your Eternal

Home. By David Jeremiah. In 31 short chapters,

you’ll explore what the Bible really says about

heaven. With biblical truth and powerful real-life

stories, this volume gives you strength for

whatever you’re facing today. Because when

your heart is set on heaven, you begin to live with

quiet confidence, knowing that something far

better is ahead. 319 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9288252 SAINTS: A New Legendary of

Heroes, Humans, and Magic. By Amy Jeffs.

Illuminates the lives of medieval saints,

drawing on official biographies, vernacular

romances, artworks, and poetry to tell of

wayfaring monks, oak-felling missionaries,

and mighty martyrs. Photos. 427 pages.

Andrews McMeel. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

– 9 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289178 SEVEN RIVERS: A Journey

Through the Currents of Human History.

By Vanessa Taylor. A magisterial history of

the seven rivers representing the great natural

arteries running through civilization, by virtue

of the roles they have played in our shared

and conflicted world history. 436 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9289275 CRAZY MAN, CRAZY: The Bill

Haley Story. By B.Haley Jr & P. Benjaminson.

Culled from interviews with insiders–from

ex-wives to the Comets, recorded

conversations with Haley Sr., official

documents, diaries, and more, this work

charts the happenings of Haley’s career and

gives insight into the Haley behind the curtain

and some of the other trials he faced. 16

pages of photos. 258 pages. Backbeat. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

*9289542 2026 TOLKIEN

CALENDAR. The official Tolkien

calendar, this year containing 13

breathtaking paintings inspired by

J.R.R. Tolkien’s three Great Tales of

Middle-earth: “The Children of Hurin,”

“Beren and Luthien,” and “The Fall of

Gondolin.” HarperCollins. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301771 A FOREST OF GRANITE: Union Monuments at

Gettysburg, 1863-1913. By Brendan Harris. Explores how Union

veterans at Gettysburg shaped memorials to honor their sacrifices and

convey deeper meanings behind their battle experiences. Well illus.

235 pages. Brookline. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9304843 ANATOMICAL WAXES. By M.

von During & M. Poggesi. Celebrates the

famous collection of centuries-old anatomical

waxworks from Florence’s La Specola

museum. From full-body representations of the

circulatory and nervous systems to the tiniest

features of organs and joints, see the human

body mapped out in astounding detail in

hundreds of wax specimens. Fully illus. in

color. 510 pages. Taschen. 6½x9. $26.95

*9291717 PEAK HUMAN: What We Can Learn from the

Rise and Fall of Golden Ages. By Johan Norberg. Looking at

seven of humanity’s greatest civilizations, the author seeks to

distil their strengths and shortcomings in answering the

question: how do we ensure that our current golden age doesn’t

end? 501 pages. Atlantic. Pub. at $32.99 $26.95

*9302476 DOMESTIC CAUSES OF

AMERICAN WARS: Economic & Political

Triggers. By Ivan Eland. Unlike most histories

that designate foreign threats as casus belli, this

work examines their important underlying

economic triggers, reaching the striking

conclusion that many were unnecessary for

national security, nor were they as heroic in

upholding American values as commonly

concluded. 402 pages. Clarity. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*930519X JEAN-MICHEL BASQUIAT:

The Making of an Icon. By Doug

Woodham. Based on over 100 interviews,

this title fills in long-missing chapters from

the life and work of an artist who helped

reframe contemporary art. Illus., many in

color. 295 pages. Thames & Hudson.

Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9298207 THE GALES OF NOVEMBER:

The Untold Story of Edmund Fitzgerald.

By John U. Bacon. Focused on those directly

affected by the tragedy, this work is both an

emotional tribute to the lives lost and a

propulsive, page-turning narrative history of

America’s most mourned maritime disaster.

16 pages of photos, most in color. 442 pages.

Liveright. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287140 TUNISIAN CROCHET: A Stitch Dictionary with

501 Stitches to Explore. By Lori Harrison. Discover the ultimate

guide to Tunisian crochet with this comprehensive stitch dictionary,

featuring over 500 stitches and stitch patterns. A detailed swatch,

chart, and step-by-step, row-by-row instructions accompany each

stitch. Explore cables, lace, colorwork, bobbles, shells, fans, and so

much more. Fully illus. in color. 276 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9301798 JOSEPH STALIN AND THE

ART OF TYRANNY: One of History’s Most

Feared Dictators. By William Nester.

Explores how Stalin’s regime exemplified

authoritarian power, its methods, and

enduring global influence, which extends to

the present day. Photos. 324 pages.

Frontline. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9289224 ALL THE LEAVES ARE

BROWN: How The Mamas & The Papas

Came Together and Broke Apart. By Scott G.

Shea. Explores the emotional vicissitudes that

came with being in the Mamas & the Papas,

from Cass’s unrequited love for Denny, his affair

with Michelle, the ebb and flow of dysfunction in

John and Michelle’s marriage, and the further

pitfalls that came with their fame. Photos.

406 pages. Backbeat. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9301755 THE EPIC HISTORY OF THE

AMERICAN WEST: From the First

Peoples to the Present. By William Nester.

Examines the American West’s complex

legacy, blending traditional and revisionist

perspectives on its myths, conflicts, and

injustices. Photos. 369 pages. Frontline.

Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9288120 THE BOOK OF SHEEN: A Memoir. By Charlie

Sheen. Sheen should not be alive to write this memoir, but the

movie and TV star, who has defied the odds, finally presents his

life’s story in his own words. 32 pages of photos, most in color.

353 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9299742 CANDID NEW YORK: The

Pioneering Photography of George

Bradford Brainerd. By Erik Hesselberg.

The first published work on pioneering

American inventor George Bradford

Brainerd, once hailed as the father of

instantaneous photography. Fully illus.

137 pages. Lyons. 8¾x11¼.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9289402 ROD STEWART: The Classic

Years. By Sean Egan. A striking and

evocative portrait of the most intellectually

creative and vital stage in the life and career of

one of popular music’s most important

artists. Photos, some in color. 217 pages.

Backbeat. Pub. at $32.95 $26.95

*9301372 METAMORPHOSIS: A Natural

and Human History. By Oren Harman. A

search for the meaning of one of nature’s

greatest riddles: why do so many creatures

transform? Why must they go through massive

destruction and remodeling to become who

they are? Tracing a path from Aristotle to

Darwin to cutting-edge science today, Harman

explores that central mystery. Illus., many in

color. 381 pages. Basic. Pub. at $34.00 $26.95

*9304045 2026 PIN UPS

CALENDAR. Add some spice to

your year with these exciting vintage

pin-up illustrations! Calendar runs

from September 2025 to December

2026. Carousel. 12x12.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9288155 A FINE LINE BETWEEN

STUPID AND CLEVER: The Story of Spinal

Tap. By Rob Reiner et al. Since its original

release in 1984, This Is Spinal Tap has evolved

from a beloved cult film into a cinematic

landmark. Now, director Rob Reiner and his

co-writers and co-stars tell the complete story

of the movie and its fictitious band. Gallery.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*929970X HUMAN DEVOLUTION: A

Vedic Alternative to Darwin’s Theory. By

Michael A. Cremo. This work attempts to

answer the question, “Where did we come

from?”, using research taken from the fields of

genetics, archaeology, out-of-body

experiences, cross-cultural cosmology,

parapsychology, and reincarnation memories.

558 pages. Torchlight. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9293590 1000 BOTANICAL

COLORS: Make Your Own Dyes,

Paints, Inks, Stains, and Pottery Paints

from 250 Plants. By Caleb Warnock.

Nature provides a rich palette of colors and

tones from the plants and flowers around

us. This guide will teach you how to create

your own natural colors for painting on

paper or pottery and dyeing cloth. Fully

illus. in color. 373 pages. Familius. Paperbound. $26.95

*9288082 REPUBLIC AND EMPIRE: Crisis, Revolution,

and America’s Early Independence. By T. Burnard & A.J.

O’Shaughnessy. The thirteen rebellious American colonies

accounted for half of the total number of provinces in the British

world in 1776. What of the loyal half? Why did some of Britain’s

subjects feel so aggrieved that they wanted to establish a new

system of government, while others did not rebel? Photos.

312 pages. Yale. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305505 GEORGE WASHINGTON

AND THE CREATION OF THE AMERICAN

REPUBLIC. By William M. Fowler, Jr.

Explores Washington’s strategic genius,

which extended beyond war and laid the

foundation for a powerful American

Republic. While careful to husband his

influence and maintain his Olympian stature,

Washington deftly maneuvered to direct the

nation toward a strong central government able to govern a

“rising empire.” 281 pages. Lyons. Pub. at $34.95 $26.95

*9288961 1942: When World War II

Engulfed the Globe. By Peter Fritzsche. A

history of the year World War II became a

global conflict and humankind confronted

both destruction and deliverance on a

planetary scale, offering an intriguing

perspective on a world at war. 567 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9293760 RHINELAND: Hitler’s Last

Defence, 1944-45. By Anthony

Tucker-Jones. A dramatic retelling of the

desperate battle of the Rhineland during

World War II from the German perspective. 16

pages of photos. 288 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287973 SINAI 1916-17: Campaign 421. By Stuart

Hadaway. A fascinating dive into the overlooked fight between

the British Empire’s Egyptian Expeditionary Force and the

Ottoman Empire for control of the Suez Canal. 96 pages. Osprey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

*9292004 THE QUIET DON: The Untold

Story of Mafia Kingpin Russell Bufalino. By

Matt Birkbeck. An American saga that spans six

decades, this crime history follows Russell

Bufalino’s remarkably quiet ascent from Sicilian

immigrant to mob soldier to a man described by

United States Senate subcommittee in 1964 as

“one of the most ruthless and powerful leaders

of the mafia in the United States.” Photos. 294

pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9290079 THE LEXICON OF

COMICANA. By Mort Walker. A new edition of

Mort Walker’s riotous and immensely

influential handbook for drawing and reading

cartoons, this volume is both a parody of

humorless how-to guides and a genuine–and

genuinely instructive–ode to the art of making

comics. Fully illus. 128 pages. NYRB. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $21.95

*9288074 REPLACEABLE YOU:

Adventures in Human Anatomy. By Mary

Roach. The body is the most complex machine

in the world, and the only one for which you

cannot get a replacement part from the

manufacturer. Today, we’re attempting to grow

body parts from scratch using stem cells and 3D

printers. How are we doing? Are we there yet?

276 pages. Norton. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9289933 MATISSE AT WAR: Art and Resistance in

Nazi-Occupied France. By Christopher C. Gorham.

Spotlighting the years during WWII when Matisse and his family

refused to evacuate Nazi-occupied France, this groundbreaking

work illuminates the previously untold history of their passionate

roles in the Resistance and the prodigious, revolutionary work

the artist produced in the face of fascism. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 300 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

– 10 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*930522X THE MONSTERS WE MAKE:

Murder, Obsession, and the Rise of

Criminal Profiling. By Rachel Corbett. A

riveting work of true crime that tells the

strange story of criminal profiling from

Victorian times to the modern day.

235 pages. Norton. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9287876 THEODORE ROOSEVELT

AND THE SMITHSONIAN

EXPEDITION TO BRITISH EAST

AFRICA, 1909-1910. By Frank H.

Goodyear III. Immediately after Theodore

Roosevelt left the White House, he led an

African expedition for the Smithsonian

that collected more than 23,000

specimens for its new natural history

museum. Alongside his son, Kermit, Smithsonian naturalists,

and African porters, they brought back a wide range of plants,

fish, reptiles, and big game. 120 duotone photos. 251 pages.

Smithsonian. 7¾x9¾. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9289860 AMERICA’S MOST GOTHIC:

Haunted History Stranger Than Fiction.

By L.R. Hieber & A. Janes. Welcome to the

phantom ships, haunted academic halls,

menacing landscapes, and family curses–a

tour of true spectral sightings and disordered

minds. But beware: it’s sure to get under your

skin. The haunted–and haunting–figures

herein want it that way. 16 pages of photos.

400 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9289208 100 QUEER FILMS

SINCE STONEWALL. By C.

McCracken & M. Connolly. By moving

in chronological order, this volume

introduces a contemporary history of

queer film and provides an overview of

major developments in LGBTQ

communities, cultures, and politics.

Fully illus. in color. 215 pages. British

Film Institute. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9289984 REAR WINDOW: The Making

of a Hitchcock Masterpiece in the

Hollywood Golden Age. By Jennifer

O’Callaghan. The definitive, in-depth look

inside Hitchcock’s Rear Window, the all-time

classic of voyeurism, paranoia, and murder

that became one of Hollywood’s greatest

achievements and turned generations of

viewers into “a race of Peeping Toms.” 16

pages of photos. 253 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*929015X THE STICKER

TREASURY OF WOODLAND

ADVENTURES. Full of carefully curated

elements from the forest–from furry

creatures and their fairy neighbors to the

trees and mushrooms they live

among–this trip into the woods will fulfill

all your sticker needs. Smith Street. Pub.

at $27.50 $21.95

*9290141 THE STICKER TREASURY OF GHOSTS & DARK

CURIOSITIES. Full of carefully curated spooky elements, from

classic paintings of moonlit scenes to illustrations of specters and

ghostly apparitions, this voyage beyond the veil will fulfill all of your

sticker needs. Smith Street. Pub. at $27.50 $21.95

*9290087 THE LOST MARY:

Rediscovering the Mother of Jesus. By

James D. Tabor. A world-renowned historian

of early Christianity and ancient Judaism lifts

the veil on the life of Mary, revealing her

revolutionary role as the matriarch of the

Jesus movement. Photos. 219 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9290311 SCREEN TOWERS:

The Drive-In Theater in

America. By Steve Fitch. Captures

the history, cultural impact, and

visual beauty of America’s iconic

drive-in movie theaters, from their

inception in 1933, their expansive

booms through the 1950s and ‘60s,

and their eventual decline. Fully

illus., many in color. 135 pages. George F. Thompson. 12¼x10¾.

Pub. at $45.00 $34.95

*9293639 AUDUBON’S BIRDS OF

AMERICA. By John James Audubon. This

beautiful volume includes all 435 of

Audubon’s images, arranged in their

modern taxonomic order as agreed by the

International Ornithological Congress.

Sprayed edges. Fully illus. in color.

384 pages. Sirius. 9½x11¾. $34.95

928849X LORE & LEGENDS: A Visual

Celebration of the Fifth Edition of the

World’s Greatest Roleplaying Game. By

Michael Witwer et al. An illustrated guide to

Dungeons & Dragons’ beloved fifth edition

told through interviews, artwork, and visual

ephemera from the designers, storytellers,

and artists who bring it to life. 408 pages. Ten

Speed. 9¼x12. Pub. at $50.00 $17.95

9303707 PHANTOM WARRIORS, VOLUME

I: LRRPs, LRPs, and Rangers in Vietnam.

By Gary A. Linderer. Presents some of the most

courageous missions executed by six-man

teams on their own, deep behind enemy lines,

from the Central Highlands to the Mekong

Delta, to excursions–authorized and

unauthorized–into Cambodia. 372 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9289259 CHRISTMAS TV MEMORIES:

Nostalgic Holiday Favorites of the Small

Screen. By Herbie Pilato. Along with commentary

from celebrities, historical quotes, and insights

from entertainment journalists and archivists, this

festive work serves as the go-to companion to the

small screen’s most cherished holiday programs.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 302 pages.

Applause. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.95 $25.95

*9297650 CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE

SOUL: The Spirit of Christmas. By Amy

Newmark. These 101 true, personal stories

capture the magic, joy, and spirit of the holiday

season. From Thanksgiving to Hanukkah, to

Christmas and New Year’s, this new collection

will help you de-stress and brighten your

season and the winter beyond–no matter

which holidays you are celebrating. 337 pages.

Chicken Soup for the Soul. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292187 CHICKEN SOUP FOR THE

SOUL: Hope, Faith & Miracles. By Amy

Newmark. These true stories of miraculous

events will give you hope, strengthen your

faith, and remind you that good things do

happen to good people. 331 pages. Chicken

Soup for the Soul. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9287507 WHIRLWIND: My Life

Reporting the News. By Bill Kurtis. Legendary

correspondent, anchorman, and producer Bill

Kurtis details his whirlwind career reporting

American history as it unfolded, from the

Chicago Seven to Charles Manson to Agent

Orange. A fast-paced, entertaining, and

inspiring story about the potent combination of

talent and luck in the network era of television.

24 pages of photos. 294 pages. Plainspoken. Pub. at $32.99 $26.95

9302956 THE NORFOLK SOUTHERN

CHRISTIANSBURG DISTRICT: A Modern

Mountain Railroad. By Daniel Alls.

Explores Norfolk Southern’s Christiansburg

District, highlighting diverse trains, stunning

landscapes, and regional history. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $7.95

9298517 ABANDONED MIAMI: No Trespassing. By Tanya

Velazco. Explores the hidden, forgotten corners of Miami

through urban exploration, blending history, photography, and

personal experiences. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9293906 THE STITCHED

LANDSCAPE: An Embroidery

Field Guide to Textures, Colors,

and Lines of the Natural World. By

Anna Hultin. Observe and embroider

the natural world with this inspiring

guide to nature journaling with a

needle and thread. 205 pages.

Storey. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9289313 HOW TO WRITE GUITAR

RIFFS, REVISED THIRD EDITION: Create

and Play Great Hooks for Your Songs. By

Rikky Rooksby. Countless great songs are

based on riffs–catchy guitar phrases that

repeat until they’re seared into your brain

forever–or chord sequences as memorable

as any melody. This work digs deep into the

world of the guitar riff, identifying 30 distinct

types and illustrating them with reference to 150 examples.

270 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9289674 SIXTIES SURREAL. Ed.

by Dan Nadel et al. This volume moves

beyond the established movements of

pop art, minimalism, and conceptualism

to shine a light on how American artists

created a unique type of surrealism,

making works suffused with eroticism,

dread, wonder, violence, and liberation.

Fully illus., many in color. 381 pages.

Whitney. 10½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $50.00 $41.95

*9301607 MONET AND VENICE. Ed.

by L. Small & M. Buron. The first

exhibition and English-language

publication dedicated to this significant

suite of paintings since their Parisian

debut at the Bernheim-Jeune gallery in

1912. Fully illus. in color. 253 pages.

Rizzoli. 9x11. Pub. at $55.00 $41.95

9291032 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS: The Big

Box of Garbage. By R.L. Stine. In this

hilarious series from R.L. Stine, the Garbage

Pail Kids get into mischief at their middle

school. Now, for the first time, all three

illustrated hardcover volumes are collected

together in a specially designed boxed set,

featuring twelve bonus Topps GPK stickers!

Amulet Books. Pub. at $44.99 $20.95

9288864 MEET ELLA: The Dog Who

Saved My Life. By James Middleton.

Touching, honest, and life-affirming, this

story is a love letter to man’s best friend and a

beacon of hope to anyone struggling through

hard times. 278 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $28.95 $6.95

*9305289 CHILDREN OF MARS: The

Origins of Rome’s Empire. By Jeremy

Armstrong. A fresh narrative history of the

rise of Rome’s empire in Italy that exposes

the monumental expansion of the Roman

familial, social, political, and militaristic way

of living across Italy. Photos. 264 pages.

Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305408 FLORAL ABSOLUTES: Aromatic

Healing for the Physical, Emotional, and

Energy Body. By Candice Covington. Covington

provides profiles for dozens of absolutes,

exploring their physical and emotional healing

properties as well as myths, poems, and stories

that evoke the experience of these concentrated

forms of fragrance. Recipes are included for

creating absolute blends tailored to specific

conditions and to express specific feelings. 369 pages. Healing

Arts. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

9292438 EXOPLANETARY ATMOSPHERES:

Theoretical Concepts and Foundations. By

Kevin Heng. Covers the physics of radiation, fluid

dynamics, atmospheric chemistry, and

atmospheric escape, while drawing on simple

analytical models to aid learning, plus a wealth of

problem sets, some of which are open-ended.

Includes a coherent set of notation and definitions,

appendices containing useful formulae in

thermodynamics, and more. Princeton. Paperbound. $24.95

*9305386 THE ASTROLOGICAL

GOETIA: The 72 Keys to Angelic and

Demonic Astrology. By Jaime Paul Lamb.

Blending zodiacal divination with Qabalistic

magic and Solomonic demons, Lamb

discusses the angels of the Shem

HaMephorash and the Qabalistic lore

surrounding them, the demons of the Ars

Goetia and their origin in the Solomonic

grimoire tradition, and how each demon is paired with a specific

angel. Illus. 260 pages. Inner Traditions. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

– 11 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9305394 THE FERN PHARMACY:

Indigenous Wisdom & Modern

Pharmacology. By Robert Dale Rogers.

Ferns are now being recognized scientifically

for their unique medicinal potential in

combating antibiotic-resistant bacteria,

cancer, diabetes, cardiovascular disease,

liver, kidney, and respiratory conditions.

Explore more than 500 species of ferns, their

uses through history, and current research behind the potency of

fern chemicals. Color photos. 402 pages. Healing Arts.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9298142 BE FRUITFUL AND

MULTIPLY: How Fertility and Innovation

Have Changed Humankind and the Earth.

By Donald Worster. Worster looks back over

200,000 years of Homo sapiens to show how

human nature, especially the drive for food

and sex, has responded to environmental

conditions throughout history. 309 pages.

Yale. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9291628 CHET: King Picker and Pioneer

of the Nashville Sound. By Mark Ribowsky.

Chet Atkins was one of the most legendary

country guitarists of the 1950s, but his influence

spans both instruments and time. With

never-before-seen detailed analyses of Atkins’s

overwhelming industry influence, this is a perfect

read for music fans everywhere. 317 pages.

Chicago Review. Pub. at $30.00 $24.95

*9290524 FOREVER PRESIDENT: A

Biography of Kim Il Sung. By Michael J. Seth.

The life story of enigmatic North Korean leader

Kim Il Sung, grandfather to Kim Jong Un. The

author puts together what we know of Kim’s life

from all available sources and places it in the

context of Korean and modern world history to

make both Kim and North Korea comprehensible.

288 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $30.00 $24.95

*9293698 BONE VALLEY: A True Story

of Injustice and Redemption in the Heart

of Florida. By Gilbert King. A chilling

exploration of one of America’s most

haunting wrongful conviction cases. Based

on the hit podcast, this work dives into the

dark heart of rural Florida, where a young

man’s life was upended by a tragic

miscarriage of justice. 16 pages of color

photos. 373 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

*930245X COMPANIONS OF THE SUN:

History and Mystery of Iranian Dance,

Music & Ritual. By Farima Berenji. A lively

exploration of the archaeological,

anthropological, and ethnological roots of the

practices, folk-ways, and art forms that this

region has contributed to human spiritual

culture. Well illus. in color. 405 pages. Hohm

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

*9289305 HOW TO MAKE YOUR

ELECTRIC GUITAR PLAY GREAT, SECOND

EDITION! By Dan Erlewine. From shopping

for a first electric guitar to setting customized

action, this do-it-yourself primer for owning

and maintaining an electric guitar explains the

ins and outs of choosing the right guitar,

cleaning, tools, basic maintenance, and

beyond. Fully illus. 134 pages. Backbeat.

8½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9301305 DISRUPT EVERYTHING–AND

WIN: Take Control of Your Future. By James

Patterson & P. Leddin. Every day, we are confronted

with sudden pivots at our workplace and in the job

market, rule-changing technology such as AI,

unexpected crises, a culture of chaos, and the

sinking feeling that we are losing control of our

lives. This work is about taking back control. 370

pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $32.50 $24.95

*9305254 ANNAPOLIS GOES TO

WAR: The Naval Academy Class of

1940 and Its Trial by Fire in World War

II. By Craig L. Symonds. Offers a history of

the Second World War based on the

experiences of the young officers–fresh

out of the United States Naval

Academy–who served on its front lines.

360 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305270 THE BATTLE OF MANILA:

Poisoned Victory in the Pacific War. By

Nicholas Evan Sarantakes. A thrilling and

in-depth look at the battle for Manila, the

third-bloodiest battle of World War II, and the

culmination point of the war in the Pacific

theater. 16 pages of photos. 508 pages.

Oxford. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9305300 MASTER OF ROME: A Life of

Julius Caesar. By David Potter. Tells the story of

one of history’s most intriguing figures, who rose

from the fringes of Roman political society to

unprecedented heights. Along the way, Potter

identifies the extraordinary qualities that enabled

Caesar to dominate the world in which he lived.

16 pages of color photos. 374 pages. Oxford.

Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9304819 SCOTTISH WEST

COAST ISLES IN

PHOTOGRAPHS. By Alastair

Macdonald Jackson. From Skye to

Seil, Jura to Gigha, the islands off the

west coast of Scotland offer some of

the most stunning scenery in

Europe. This volume takes a journey through the seasons,

highlighting the unique light and colours of the Hebridean and Clyde

islands. Amberley. 9¾x6¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $24.95

*9289143 850 FREE-MOTION

QUILTING DESIGNS. By Laura Lee Fritz.

Discover endless inspiration in this stunning

encyclopedia of 850 continuous-line

free-motion quilting designs. From charming

and playful to intricate and mesmerizing, there’s

a design for every quilt project. Fully illus. 287

pages. C&T. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$32.95 $24.95

*9290532 WEIMAR UNDER THE

PALMS: Pacific Palisades, German

Exiles, and the Invention of

Hollywood. By Thomas Blubacher. The

story of the German exiles–and cultural

titans–who settled in Pacific Palisades and

influenced American culture. 205 pages.

Brandeis. Pub. at $29.95 $24.95

9292977 REALM OF ICE AND SKY:

Triumph, Tragedy and History’s Greatest

Arctic Rescue. By Buddy Levy. The riveting

tale of the men who first flew the most

advanced technological airships of their time

to the top of the world, risking–and

giving–their lives for science, country, and

polar immortality. 16 pages of photos.

368 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9300945 JULIA MORGAN:

Architect of Beauty. By Mark Anthony

Wilson, photos by M. Lee et al. Tells

the remarkable story of this

architectural pioneer, and features text,

drawings, and photographs of the

many buildings that still exist.

213 pages. Gibbs Smith. 8½x9½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9299939 CAT PAWZZLES: Purrfect Brain

Teasers for Feline Fans! Ed. by Tim Baker.

Test your feline knowledge while having fun,

admiring the cutest cats around. In this unique

puzzle collection, you’ll find word searches,

crosswords, jumbles, quizzes, mazes, and

more! Solutions provided. Fully illus., in color.

97 pages. Topix Media Lab. 8x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9305025 THE LOST TOMB OF VIRACOCHA:

Unlocking the Secrets of the Peruvian

Pyramids. By Maurice Cotterell. Entombed

within the long-lost pyramids of Peru are the

treasures encoded with secrets of a solar science.

The author shows how this science holds the key

to reincarnation and human spiritual realization,

with answers to the spiritual mysteries of life and

death. Well illus. some in color. 214 pages. Bear &

Company. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $4.95

*9301747 THE ENGLISH BOWMAN IN THE HUNDRED

YEARS WAR: The Secret Weapon of the Middle Ages. By

M.J. Trow. Reveals the brutal lives, battles, and legacy of

England’s feared longbowmen during the Hundred Years War.

Photos. 226 pages. Pen & Sword. Pub. at $39.95 $31.95

*9289011 E IS FOR EDWARD:

A Centennial Celebration of the

Mischievous Mind of Edward

Gorey. By Gregory Hischak.

Celebrates Edward Gorey as author,

illustrator, humorist, playwright,

printmaker, fabric artist, and stage

designer, showcasing the vast array

of material he created between 1953

and his death in 2000. Fully illus., some in color. 369 pages.

Black Dog & Leventhal. 11¼x11¼. Pub. at $60.00 $47.95

*9287760 LINCOLN: The Life and

Legacy that Defined a Nation in 100

Objects. By C. Shutt & I.P. Hunt.

Meticulously researched volume,

featuring 100 historically significant

artifacts, weaves together expert

commentary, poignant anecdotes, and

beautiful photographs to bring to life

rare, personal items and the most iconic

documents from Lincoln’s life and presidency. 275 pages.

Rizzoli. 10¼x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9287485 STATE OF WAR: A History of

World War II in Florida. By Anthony D.

Atwood. The first volume to share the entire

history of Florida’s involvement in World

War II, exploring how the war transformed

the state into a major hub for military

industry and an important training base for

ground, naval, and air forces. Illus.

217 pages. UPFl. Paperbound. $23.95

*9291687 THE KNIGHTS TEMPLAR:

Crusade, Myth and Hollywood. By Patrick

Masters. The story of the Knights Templar

spans into the 21st Century as villainous

knights, guardians of a great secret, and the

inspiration behind the Jedi Knights of Star

Wars. Discover their 900-year story, from the

Crusades to the fantastical myths and their

legacy in popular culture. Color photos.

257 pages. History Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

*9291652 FLIPPING CAPO: How the

FBI Dismantled the Real Sopranos. By

Seamus McElearney with B. Finkelstein.

McElearney’s early days on an FBI organized

crime squad were full of grunt work; for

months, he was mired in administrative tasks,

including the transcription of secret

recordings of the DeCavalcante and Bonanno

crime families. Eighteen months later,

McElearney assisted in his squad’s arrest of 39 Mafia suspects.

Photos. 339 pages. Chicago Review. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

9301135 THE SECRET HISTORY OF

BIGFOOT: Field Notes on a North

American Monster. By John O’Connor. With

sharp wit and an adventurous spirit, this

heartfelt exploration of a cornerstone of

American folklore unpacks why we believe in

the things that we do, what that says about us,

and how it shapes our world. 289 pages.

Sourcebooks. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

*9301410 VAGABOND: A Memoir. By

Tim Curry. Curry takes readers behind the

scenes of his rise to fame from his early

beginnings as a military brat to his formative

years in boarding school and university, to

the moment when he hit the stage for the first

time. This is a true celebration of his life’s

work and a testament to his profound impact

on the entertainment industry. 281 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293736 THE GENIUS BAT: The Secret

Life of the Only Flying Mammal. By Yossi

Yovel. With nearly 1500 species, bats account

for more than twenty percent of mammalian

species. The author brings to vivid life these

amazing creatures as well as the obsessive and

sometimes eccentric people who study them:

bat scientists. 309 pages. St. Martin’s.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289119 SOFTLY, AS I LEAVE YOU:

Life After Elvis. By Priscilla Beaulieu

Presley with M.J. Ross. A passionate,

compassionate, and inspiring story of finding

your place in the world, this memoir is a

sweet Southern melody that will take the

reader with Priscilla on her long road home.

16 pages of color photos. 321 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

– 12 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*929404X GERTRUDE STEIN: An

Afterlife. By Francesca Wade. This study

draws on never-before-seen interviews,

providing a richly researched, sweeping

examination of one of the most influential

and mythologized literary figures of the 20th

Century and her partner’s emergence from

the shadows after her death, in the

decades-long fight to ensure her legacy.

Photos. 471 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9290923 WITHOUT PRECEDENT: How

Chief Justice Roberts and His Accomplices

Rewrote the Constitution and Dismantled

Our Rights. By Lisa Graves. Not only exposes

Roberts as the reactionary politician in robes he

has always been, but delivers a vigorous plan of

judicial reform designed to overcome the divisive,

discriminatory, destructive, and anti-democratic

machinations of the ever-corrupt Roberts court.

358 pages. Bold Type. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9305165 ANTISEMITISM, AN

AMERICAN TRADITION. By Pamela S.

Nadell. At a time when prejudice,

discrimination, and hate against Jews flares

across the country, this work argues that we

must understand the past, revealing how

antisemitism–and resistance to that

hatred–endures, representing not a rupture

from America’s history, but a centuries-old

legacy. Photos. 332 pages. Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9293744 THE IN DEATH COOKBOOK:

To-Die-For Recipes from the World of

J.D. Robb. By Theresa Carle-Sanders.

Discover seventy-four to-die-for recipes

inspired by the world of J.D. Robb’s

best-selling series. Recipes include Charles

Monroe’s Omelet, Overnight Waffles,

Galahad’s Tuna Tataki, Soy Burgers, Linguini

with Clam Sauce, and Dublin Fish & Chips.

Well-illus. in color. 209 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9290753 IN DEFENSE OF CHRISTIAN PATRIOTISM. By

Daniel Darling. Explains that God gave the people a country, and with

it, a duty to love it. 267 pages. Broadside. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293779 WAR WITHOUT MERCY:

Liberty or Death in the American

Revolution. By M.E. Lender & J.K. Martin.

Drawing on vivid contemporary accounts,

this is a fascinating exploration of how and

why the Revolutionary War descended into

a brutal existential struggle. Photos, some

in color. 288 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9301356 LAB DOG: A Beagle and His

Human Investigate the Surprising World

of Animal Research. By Melanie D.G.

Kaplan. Kaplan investigates the breeding and

use of beagles for biomedical research, drug

and product testing, and education.

343 pages. Seal. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9304770 THE OWL: A Biography. By

Stephen Moss. Weaving together his insights

as a naturalist along with international folklore

and history, Moss takes us on a journey to

discover the secret lives owls lead between

twilight and dawn, from the moment they first

hatch to their nightly hunts and how they raise

the next generation. Includes decorative

endpapers and ribbon bookmark. Illus., most

in color. 200 pages. Square Peg. Pub. at $28.99 $23.95

*9301895 THE MAYA MYTHS: A Guide

to the Gods, Heroes and Ancestors. By

Mallory E. Matsumoto. The perfect

introduction to the gods, heroes, and

ancestors of the great Maya civilization. Well

illus. in color. 224 pages. Thames & Hudson.

Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*9293493 GIVE ME A FAST SHIP: The Heroic Actions of

Ernest Evans and the Crew of USS Johnston. By Thomas J.

Cutler. Offers an in-depth and inspiring look at the truly heroic

story of Ernest Evans and the crew of USS Johnston during the

Battle of Leyte Gulf in October 1944. Photos. 254 pages. Naval

Institute. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9290095 MOVE FOR LIFE: A Practical

Guide to Building Everyday Strength,

Balance, and Confidence for Thriving

After 65. By Damien A. Joyner. Certified

personal trainer Joyner not only explodes the

myth that growing older means growing

weaker–he offers expert guidance and safe,

simple, effective exercises to empower you to

regain and maintain your strength and

autonomy. Illus. in color. 190 pages. North Atlantic.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $19.95

*9302697 WILD GUIDE WEST OF

IRELAND: Great Adventures, Secret

Places and the Good Life. By C.

Frith-Macdonald & D. Start. The ultimate

adventure guide to exploring Ireland’s rugged

west coast, this new pictorial reveals the

region’s 1,000 wildest and most enchanting

places. Fully illus. in color. 336 pages. Wild

Things. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9291741 WILDERNESS MOTHER: A

Memoir of 13 Years Off the Grid. By

Deanna Barnhardt Kawatski. A revised and

updated 30th anniversary edition of the

wilderness classic of raising a young family in

the remote wilds of northern Canada.

241 pages. Ronsdale. Paperbound. Pub.

at $24.95 $19.95

*9302646 SONIC SEWER, VOL. 1: A Vinyl

Obsessive’s Guided Tour Through Music

History. Ed. by Robin Bougie. A handmade mix

of gonzo writing, illustration, and comics about

the most bizarre, groovy, genre-defying, and

thought-provoking music in modern recording

history, this work joyously and shamelessly

celebrates the coolest aspects of the vinyl format

and the various types of music recorded onto it.

191 pages. FAB Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

9305149 WOODY GUTHRIE L.A.

1937 TO 1941. By D. Holter & W.

Deverell. The product of many years’

research and close cooperation with

members of Woody Guthrie’s family

and estate. Lyrics Guthrie wrote about

Los Angeles, many of which he never

set to music, are published in this

remarkable volume for the first time.

Illus. 207 pages. Angel City. 9¼x9¼. Pub. at $40.00 $15.95

9295895 TOOLS: The Ultimate Guide. By

Jeff Waldman. This expansive guide catalogs

more than 500 tools for measuring, cutting,

fastening, and shaping–from hammers and

saws to wrenches, welders, and drawknives.

You’ll learn how to care for each tool so it can

last a lifetime, as well as tidbits and histories

of each object along the way. Illus. in color.

280 pages. Chronicle. Pub. at $24.95 $11.95

9302247 THE FORTUNE-TELLER’S

DECK. By Jane Lyle. Based on ancient

Romany divination cards, offering an

entertaining way to answer all your

questions on love, career, happiness,

travel, family, and home–in the past,

present, and future. Includes 52 playing

cards plus a joker and a 144-page

guidebook. Boxed. Well illus. Welbeck.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $11.95

9300309 BLACK TUNNEL WHITE

MAGIC: A Murder, a Detective’s

Obsession, and ‘90s Los Angeles at the

Brink. By R. Jackson & M. McGough.

Novel. Detective Rick Jackson, a decorated

LAPD detective and a key inspiration in the

development of Harry Bosch, delivers a

shocking and immersive look into the one

case he could never let go. Photos.

512 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9303758 RADICAL LONGEVITY: The

Powerful Plan to Sharpen Your Brain,

Strengthen Your Body, and Reverse the

Symptoms of Aging. By Ann Louise

Gittleman. By utilizing epigenetics to slow

and reverse many of the most worrisome

aging conditions, you can preserve your

“youth span” and enhance your immunity,

heart, brain, muscles, joints, skin, and

hair–and even revitalize your sex drive. 324 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296999 TAKE CHARGE OF BIPOLAR

DISORDER: A 4-Step Plan for You and

Your Loved Ones to Manage the Illness

and Create Lasting Stability. By J.A. Fast

& J. Preston. Readers will learn how to

understand the behaviors caused by bipolar

disorder, work with doctors to find the right

medications, develop a bipolar-friendly diet

and exercise program, as well as recognize

the triggers and signs of major bipolar disorder symptoms to stop

mood swings before they go too far. 290 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

*9301348 IF ANYONE BUILDS IT,

EVERYONE DIES: Why Superhuman AI

Would Kill Us All. By E. Yudkowsky & N.

Soares. The scramble to create superhuman AI

has put us on the path to extinction, but it’s not

too late to change course, as two of the field’s

earliest researchers explain in this clarion call

for humanity. 259 pages. Little, Brown.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9287167 A BEWITCHING PLACE: The

Story of the Mark Twain House in

Hartford. By Steve Courtney. Explore the

official guide to The Mark Twain House &

Museum, an institution dedicated to

preserving the author’s home, literary

legacy, and life story. Built in the American

Gothic tradition, the richly appointed house

features the decorative work of Louis

Comfort Tiffany and contains many souvenirs of family trips to

Europe. Well illus., most in color. 168 pages. Globe Pequot.

8¼x11¼. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9289739 AMAZING GLAZE:

Food-Safe Recipes–Innovative,

Lab-Tested Techniques and Recipes. By

G. Kline & B. Collins. Take your ceramics to

the next level with an essential guide for

potters who want to create beautiful,

functional pieces designed for everyday use.

Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. Quarry. Pub.

at $30.00 $22.95

*9291520 SPIES, LIES, AND

CYBERCRIME: Cybersecurity Tactics to

Outsmart Hackers and Disarm

Scammers. By Eric O’Neill. Exposes how

nefarious cybercriminals relentlessly attempt

to access your data and wallet, and arms you

with proven tactics for spotting and

neutralizing cyberthreats to protect yourself,

your family, and your business. 290 pages.

Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9288260 TWELVE CHURCHES: An

Unlikely History of the Buildings That

Made Christianity. By Fergus

Butler-Gallie. A sweeping history of

Christianity that visits a dozen places of

worship on every inhabited continent to tell

their often wild stories and examine their

sometimes difficult legacies. 394 pages.

Avid Reader. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*928964X TRIUMPH: The Story of the

Legendary Motorcycle. By Mike Armitage.

An iconic piece of design and style–and a gold

standard in motorcycle engineering–the

Triumph has roved through the 20th Century,

making its mark in hearts and minds. 16 pages

of photos. 288 pages. Michael O’Mara.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9293833 FAERIES: A History in Art,

Verse, and Lore. By Nikki Van De Car.

Discover the history and mythology of

faeries–across time and cultures–as well

as their significance in art, poetry, and

more, in this lushly illustrated volume,

featuring more than 100 reproductions of

artistic masterpieces. 278 pages. Running

Press. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9297715 LIFE, LAW & LIBERTY: A

Memoir. By Anthony M. Kennedy. Kennedy was

the ideological center of a closely divided U.S.

Supreme Court for thirty years. Often writing

landmark opinions in pivotal cases, he affirmed

and redefined liberty for our nation–protecting

political speech, upholding a woman’s right to

choose, abolishing the death penalty for minors,

and legalizing gay marriage. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 335 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

– 13 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9287159 PATTON VERSUS THE

PANZERS: The Battle of Arracourt,

September 1944. By Steven Zaloga.

Explores The Battle of Arracourt in

unprecedented detail and explains how and

why American tanks and tank commanders

defeated the vaunted German panzer force.

Fully illus. 270 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $22.95

*9293914 TAYLOR’S VERSION: The

Poetic and Musical Genius of Taylor

Swift. By Stephanie Burt. Offers an insightful

and heartfelt critical appreciation of Taylor

Swift, her body of work, and the community

that her art has fostered. 341 pages. Basic.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*928933X THE JORDANAIRES: The Story

of the World’s Greatest Backup Vocal

Group. By As told by Gordon Stoker with M.

Kosser et al. The greatest backup group in the

history of recorded music undoubtedly was the

Jordanaires, a gospel group of mostly Tennessee

boys, formed in the 1940s, that set the standard

for studio vocal groups in the ‘50s, ‘60s, ‘70s,

and beyond. This text traces their 65-year-long

career. Illus., some in color. 231 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9305424 107 DAYS. By Kamala Harris.

For the first time, and with surprising and

revealing insights, Harris tells the story of

one of the wildest and most consequential

presidential campaigns in American history.

16 pages of color photos. 304 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*929385X LAST RITES. By Ozzy

Osbourne. Unflinching, brutally honest,

and surprisingly life-affirming, this work

demonstrates once again why Ozzy has

transcended his status as The Godfather of

Metal and The Prince of Darkness to

become a modern-day folk hero and

national treasure. 347 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9301216 GOD, THE SCIENCE, THE

EVIDENCE: The Dawn of a Revolution.

By M. Bollore & O. Bonnassies. Explores

one of the most prominent questions we

face: that of the existence or non-existence

of a creator God. Illus., many in color.

579 pages. Palomar. Paperbound.

Pub. at $28.00 $22.95

*9289593 IN THE CIRCLE OF ANCIENT

TREES: Our Oldest Trees and the

Stories They Tell. By Thomas W. Swetnam

et al, illus. by B. Cyan. Uncovers the stories

of 10 species of ancient trees, their unique

environments and climates, and what they

have to tell us about the history of our world.

Well illus. 224 pages. Greystone.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9290303 TEXTILES OF CHINA AND

CENTRAL ASIA: The Silk Road Textile

Collection. By Mariachiara Gasparini et al.

Stunning exploration of the opulent world of

Chinese and Central Asian historical textiles

drawing from one of the world’s major

collections. It features objects never before

published and of a caliber customarily only

seen in museums, along with engaging essays

that highlight the significant aspects of the collection. Well illus. in

color. 351 pages. Prestel. 10½x13½. Pub. at $90.00 $74.95

*9301291 THE COMPLETE JOHNNY

CASH: Lyrics From a Lifetime of

Songwriting. By Mark Stielper. The

official, comprehensive archive of Johnny

Cash’s writing, with 526 lyrics spanning

his 55 years of genre-defining writing,

providing a journey through the mind and

soul of one of America’s greatest

storytellers. Photos. 709 pages.

Voracious. Pub. at $60.00 $44.95

*928902X IN LIGHT AND SHADOW:

A Photographic History from

Indigenous America. By B. Adams & S.

Stacke. A landmark photography

collection featuring work exclusively by

Indigenous Americans, shedding new

light on the understanding of Indigenous

America. Fully illus., many in color.

294 pages. Black Dog & Leventhal.

8¼x10¼. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289054 LONELY PLANET EPIC

TRAIN TRIPS OF THE WORLD. Ed. by

C. Wilkinson & B. Blair. Offers an

unforgettable window into railway travel

with page after page of inspiring green

getaways to feed your wanderlust. Fully

illus. in color. 319 pages. Lonely Planet.

8¼x10½. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

*9289151 DEFIANT: Inside the Mar-a-Lago Raid and the

Left’s Ongoing Lawfare. By Christina Bobb. A first-hand expose of

the coordinated legal and political attacks against Donald Trump and

his allies. 300 pages. Skyhorse. Pub. at $32.99 $24.95

9292489 THE PROCESS OF ANIMAL

DOMESTICATION. By Marcelo R.

Sanchez-Villagra. The evolutionary history of

domesticated animals has been significantly

influenced by the numerous, complex, and

diverse interactions with humans. Explore the

rich biology behind the initial stages of

domestication, and how the creation of

breeds reflects the cultural and societal

transformations that have impacted the biosphere. Well illus.,

some in color. 324 pages. Princeton. Paperbound. $14.95

9291156 THE OLDEST CURE IN THE

WORLD: Adventures in the Art and

Science of Fasting. By Steve Hendricks.

Delves into the history, science, and practice

of fasting, an ancient cure enjoying a

dynamic resurgence. A playful, insightful,

and persuasive exploration of our bodies and

when we should, and should not, feed them.

438 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $30.00 $8.95

*9305378 THE THIRD WAY: The Nazi

International, European Union, and Corporate

Fascism. By Joseph P. Farrell. Farrell continues his

examination of the postwar Nazi International, an

“extra-territorial state” without borders or

capitals–a network of terrorists, drug runners, and

people in the very heights of financial powers

willing to commit financial skullduggery in

amounts of trillions of dollars. Photos. 355 pages.

Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9302700 THE WORLD’S SIXTEEN

CRUCIFIED SAVIORS: Christianity Before

Christ. By Kersey Graves. Did Christianity exist

before the Time of Christ? This is a reprint of

Graves’ classic and rare 1975 guide on

Christianity. A seminal work in revealing the

hidden history of religion in general and

Christianity in particular, Graves outlines

hundreds of correspondences between the lives

and teachings. 436 pages. Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*930262X THE RIALTO IN RICHMOND

RECONSTRUCTED. By Joseph P. Farrell. Looks

at the money war between the Union government

and the Confederacy. A rialto is a market or place

of exchange, and in this study, Farrell examines

the Confederate and Union monetary systems,

the aftermath of the war, and more. Photos.

323 pages. Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

9299041 STAR WARS CHARACTER

ENCYCLOPEDIA. By Simon Beecroft et

al. Meet more than 200 Star Wars

characters. The definitive guide to the

heroes, villains, aliens, and droids from

the Star Wars galaxy features detailed

character profiles, little-known facts, and

amazing movie images. 223 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. Pub. at $16.99 $6.95

*9287531 HISTORY MATTERS. By David McCullough. In

this collection of thought-provoking essays and speeches, many

published for the first time, Pulitzer Prize-winning historian

David McCullough reminds readers of the value of history, how

we can be guided by its lessons, and the enduring legacy of

American ideals. 169 pages. S&S. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

*9297669 CROCHETED SQUARES:

Celebration and Nature-Inspired Blocks

for Garlands and Greetings Cards, Plus

Stunning Projects. By Kate Eastwood. Create

a stunning collection of 25 celebration and

nature-inspired crocheted picture squares,

along with 10 projects, including a Bobbly

Grab Bag, Chunky Bobbly Pillows, Checkered

Placemats, and Coasters. Fully illus. in color.

128 pages. CICO. 8¼x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9288147 CROCHETED CATS:

Fabulous Feline Patterns for Pillows,

Accessories, Home Decor, and More. By

Barbara Donovan. In this stunning collection of

35 patterns, the author shows you how to make

cute cat projects that are so realistic you’ll

think they’re about to meow and purr. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. CICO. 8¼x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9305238 SPECTRUM OF DESIRE:

Love, Sex, and Gender in the Middle

Ages. Ed. by M. Holcomb & N. Thebaut.

Reframing medieval art through the lens

of queer theory, this pioneering volume

sharpens our understanding of

conceptions of gender, the body, and

eroticism across three centuries. Fully

illus. in color. 143 pages. MMA. 9x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9301232 CROCHET SHAPES: 15

Projects, 6 Motifs, Endless Crochet

Combinations! By Katie Jones. Learn how

to crochet simple shape motifs that you

can mix and match to create 15 amazing

crochet projects, including garments,

homewares, and accessories. Fully illus.

in color. 176 pages. Quadrille.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9299882 THE TUNISIAN CROCHET

SWEATER COLLECTION: Great Styles

for Every Shape. By Dora Ohrenstein.

More than just a collection of stunning

sweater patterns, this is a comprehensive

guide to mastering Tunisian crochet and

creating beautifully wearable garments.

Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9290885 SPIRITUAL TATTOO

SYMBOLS: A Directory of Over 500

Sacred Symbols and Their Meanings.

By A. Davies & O. Munden. A compendium

of symbols with sacred meanings, perfect

for anyone looking to find a meaningful

tattoo design, professional tattoo artists, or

anyone interested in folklore and religion.

Fully illus., some in color. 224 pages.

Greenfinch. 7x9¼. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9287450 MOTION PICTURE PARADISE:

A History of Florida’s Film and Television

Industry. By David Morton. Highlights Florida’s

essential, often overlooked role in shaping

American film and television. In the early years of

the American film industry, Florida was a favored

location for pioneering movie makers, and

Morton chronicles the state’s significance to

producers throughout the next 125 years. Illus.

333 pages. UPFl. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.95 $21.95

*9305548 GUN TRADER’S GUIDE,

FORTY-SEVENTH EDITION. Ed. by Robert A.

Sadowski. A comprehensive reference for

collectible gun values, which includes extensive

listings for handguns, shotguns, and rifles from

some of the most popular manufacturers,

including Beretta, Colt, Remington, Savage,

Smith & Wesson, Winchester, and many more.

A definitive source for making informed firearms

purchases and sales. Fully illus. 607 pages. Skyhorse. 8x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9301313 THE ESSENTIAL GUIDE TO

BULBS: Grow a Bounty of Beautiful Bulbs

in Gardens and Containers. By Jenny Rose

Carey. Everything you need to know about

how to choose, plant, and care for your

bulbs–and find joy in the process. An

absolute must-read for any gardener who

wants to level up their gardening skills, this is

a comprehensive, inviting resource that is

destined to become a gardening classic. Fully illus. in color.

346 pages. Timber. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9292195 CREATING A MODERN

HOMESTEAD: Traditional Skills for Real,

Everyday Life. By Victoria Pruett. As our

modern lives demand more from us, many

people long for a slower pace of life. While

moving to the country may not be an option, it

is still possible to embrace traditional skills,

regardless of where you live. Learn the lost art

of from-scratch cooking, build a robust food

supply, raise backyard chickens, and more. Well illus. in color.

288 pages. Lyons. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $21.95

*9305521 GREYHOUND: The Remarkable

Story of the Legendary Racehorse Who

Inspired a Nation. By Cheryl L. Eriksen. An ugly,

awkward underdog in his early years, Greyhound

blossomed into a champion under the care of a

millionaire entrepreneur owner, the guidance of a

veteran trainer-driver, and the love of a young

caretaker. Greyhound developed into the fastest

trotter in history and retired with sixteen of 25

world records still unbroken. Illus. 307 pages. Four-in-Hand.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9292241 HOW TO MAKE MONEY IN

ANY MARKET. By Jim Cramer. Cramer shows

you how to get rich by understanding the market

and investing in the right growth and income

stocks–ones that he can help you identify.

Overcome your fear about investing, and be

able to make bigger money with what you have,

no matter how small–in any market. 298 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9288198 INVEST LIKE A

BILLIONAIRE: Unlocking the Wealth

Secrets of the Ultra-Rich. By Bob & Ben

Fraser. Discover the secret investment

strategies of billionaires and learn how to

build lasting wealth through private

alternatives previously out of reach for most

investors. 303 pages. Maxwell Leadership.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289348 THE KENNEDYS AT CAPE COD,

1944: The Summer That Changed

Everything. By Leigh Straw. The Kennedys

considered their home in Hyannis Port, Cape Cod,

“The big white house,” to be a haven from their

busy lives. Yet in the summer of 1944, against the

backdrop of WWII, the events that unfolded for

them there changed the family forever. Photos.

238 pages. Bloomsbury. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

9290486 WORD SEARCH PUZZLES 4: 200+

Brain-Boosting Games to Supercharge Your

Day. By Daisy Seal. These puzzles are organized by

theme, with a wide range of delectable word search

mysteries, from the natural world to the home, the

universe to transport, chiefs, kings and presidents.

There’s something for everyone, and it’s bound to

keep you busy. Solutions included. 256 pages.

Flame Tree. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9301496 SWEATER SUCCESS: From

Cast-On to Closet, Learn to Fearlessly

Knit Pullovers & Cardigans. By Chantal

Miyagishima. This ultimate knitting guide is

designed to take you from casting on to

completing your very own handmade

wardrobe. The author shares her expert advice

and practical guidance so you can create

beautiful, perfectly fitted sweaters with

ease–even if you’re new to sweater knitting. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Quarry. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*928947X HAPPY NORDIC KNITS: Modern

Stranded-Colorwork Designs from the Heart of Scandinavia.

By Une Cecilie Oksvold. This collection of 23 original designs features

colorful sweaters, accessories, and zero-waste projects designed to

keep you warm and stylish in any outdoor setting. Fully illus. in color.

192 pages. Quarry. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*929760X LUDWIG WITTGENSTEIN:

Philosophy in the Age of Airplanes. By

Anthony Gottlieb. According to

Wittgenstein, philosophy is a “battle against

the bewitchment of our intelligence by

means of language.” This audacious idea

changed the way many of its practitioners

saw their subject. Gottlieb evaluates this

revolutionary idea, explaining the evolution

of Wittgenstein’s thought and his place in the history of

philosophy. 209 pages. Yale. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9297723 NOW DEPARTING: A

Small-Town Mortician on Death, Life, and

the Moments in Between. By Victor M.

Sweeney. This unique and thoughtful volume

explores the science and craft of being a

mortician alongside reflective observations

that accompany true stories from the lives and

deaths that Sweeney has come to know

through his work in a small Minnesota town.

272 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9287949 MOSAIC SECRETS:

Project-Based Tips and Techniques for

All Abilities. By Becky Paton. Learn the

secrets to creating great mosaics with 17

exciting projects suitable for makers of all

levels. 176 pages. Herbert. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9288007 CAROLE KING: She Made

the Earth Move. By Jane Eisner. Eisner

traces the professional accomplishments

and personal challenges of pop icon Carole

King, exploring her unique contribution to

American music. 263 pages. Yale.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9293752 JUNGLE COMMANDOS: The

Battle for Arakan, Burma 1945. By Lucy

Betteridge-Dyson. Drawing on unpublished

first-hand accounts, this is a gripping history

of the experiences of the Commandos and

their unsung allies in one of the bloodiest

battles of the Burma Campaign. Photos,

some in color. 320 pages. Osprey.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9294082 IT GIRL: The Life and Legacy of Jane Birkin. By

Marisa Meltzer. The first comprehensive biography of Jane

Birkin–actress, singer, and legendary style icon–and her profound

cultural impact. 211 pages. Atria. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289135 WHY RATS LAUGH &

JELLYFISH SLEEP: And Other

Enchanting Stories of Evolution. By David

Stipp. For fans of accessible and fun popular

science comes an exploration of evolution’s

quirkiest puzzles and most enduring

mysteries. Photos. 318 pages. Timber.

Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9287795 THE MAKING OF

WINNIE-THE-POOH: Pooh, Piglet,

Eeyore, and Other Beloved

Characters. By James Campbell.

Published to celebrate the centenary of the

first publication of the Winnie-the-Pooh

stories, this beautiful volume celebrates

these ever-fresh, much-loved characters

and the visionary writer and talented

illustrator who created them. Well illus., some in color.

176 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x11¼. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*9298134 ANCIENT WISDOM FOR

POLARIZED TIMES: Why Humanity

Needs Herodotus, the Man Who

Invented History. By Emily Katz Anhalt.

Inviting us to take responsibility for our own

choices and their consequences,

Herodotus exposes autocratic leadership

and abuses of power as self-defeating,

guiding readers in assembling and

assessing information, distinguishing fact from fiction, and

making compassionate moral evaluations. 394 pages. Yale.

Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9293949 GERMAN HOME KITCHEN:

Traditional Recipes That Capture the

Flavors of Germany. By Sophie Sadler.

Sadler shares over 65 savory and sweet

recipes inspired by the foods of her

childhood in Germany. Ideas include

Croissant-Style Cinnamon Rolls, White

Asparagus Cream Soup, Potato Dumplings,

German Meatballs, and Potato Pancakes.

Fully illus. in color. 175 pages. Rock Point. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9301739 ABANDONED SOUTH CAROLINA: Bygone

Places of Columbia. By Adam Stanley. Explores seventeen

neglected historic sites, revealing the city’s forgotten past and

haunting architectural beauty. Fully illus. in color. 122 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9305602 THE ROCK & ROLL HALL OF

FAME: The Outrageous, Definitive &

Untold History. By Craig J. Inciardi. Inciardi

was a rising star at Sotheby’s, wheeling and

dealing in rock memorabilia, when he got the

call to help launch the Rock & Roll Hall of

Fame Museum. The catch? There was no

museum. With a green light, Inciardi hit the

road and became the Indiana Jones of rock

history, tracking down legends for their sacred stuff. 16 pages of

photos. 294 pages. Diversion. Pub. at $30.99 $21.95

*9290877 RETIREMENT BITES: A Gen X

Guide to Securing Your Financial Future.

By K. Hannon & J. Herron. From two personal

finance experts comes a hopeful, fun roadmap

to plan for your retirement, tailored to the

specific financial circumstances of Gen X.

276 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9290761 MAKE 100 BAGS. By Stuart Hillard. Teaches crafters

of all abilities how to make 20 new projects in five distinct styles:

Simple Fabric, English Paper Piecing, String Pieced, Boro, and Improv

piecing. Pavilion. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9305580 MURDER ON THE

MISSISSIPPI: The Shocking Crimes That

Shaped Abraham Lincoln. By Saladin

Ambar. Murder, mob rule, and the making of

Abraham Lincoln–the story of three racially

motivated murders in Mississippi River

towns from 1835 to 1838 that inspired the

speech that put Lincoln on the national

map–the Lyceum Address. Illus. 204 pages.

Diversion. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9302417 THE ZORG: A Tale of Greed and Murder That

Inspired the Abolition of Slavery. By Siddharth Kara. Tells the

story of how a notorious slave ship incident led to the abolition of

slavery in the U.K. and sparked the U.S. abolitionist movement.

Color photos. 288 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9301453 LEARN AMERICAN SIGN

LANGUAGE, SECOND EDITION:

Everything You Need to Start Signing.

By James W. Guido. ASL is a vibrant,

easy-to-learn language that is used by

approximately half a million people each

day. With this updated edition, you can

learn how to communicate existing, new,

and updated signs in ASL. Fully illus. in

color. 256 pages. Wellfleet. Spiralbound. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9289615 SAAB CARS 1949-2011: A

Pictorial History. By Julian Parish. During

the 60 years of its existence, Saab became

renowned for the aerodynamic design,

technical innovation, and sturdy construction

of its cars, which famously appealed to

individualists and creative thinkers. This

handy full-colour guide covers the complete

history of Saab’s cars. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Veloce. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9297707 THE LANGUAGE-LOVER’S

LEXIPEDIA: An A-Z of Linguistic

Curiosities. By Joshua Blackburn. Want to

understand why pendants are pendantic? Tour

of the world of words, from the origin of

Abracadabra to Zyzzyva and the end of the

dictionary. Explore the far-flung corners of

language to discover the history of nonsense,

the Index of Forbidden Books, and why some

words sound pointy. It’s catnip for curious minds! Illus.

237 pages. Avid Reader. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9293981 THE COMPLETE FOLK

HERBAL: An Illustrated Guide to

Natural Remedies and Everyday

Healing. By Rebecca Beyer. A definitive,

beautifully illustrated guide to the folklore,

history, and everyday utility of nearly 100

plants, trees, and shrubs. 383 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9298150 BOOKSTORES OF THE

WORLD. By J. Mollier & P. Sorel.

Illustrated with superb photographs of

storefronts and interiors, packed shelves

and carefully curated displays, this volume

will inspire every bibliophile to chart new

itineraries. 303 pages. Abbeville.

9¾x12½. Pub. at $89.95 $72.95

– 15 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289550 CAT: On the Road to Find Out.

By Yusef/Cat Stevens. Unveils the untold

chapters of Stevens’s remarkable journey,

illustrated with dozens of drawings in his own

hand, self-penned with raw honesty and poetic

insight. He reflects on the challenges,

controversies, and triumphs that have defined

his life. 24 pages of photos. 554 pages.

Genesis Publications. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9287787 LUCKY LOSER: How Donald

Trump Squandered His Father’s Fortune and

Created the Illusion of Success. By R. Buettner

& S. Craig. Examination spanning nearly a century,

filled with scoops from Trump Tower, Mar-a-Lago,

Atlantic City, and the set of The Apprentice. A

definitive account of Trump and his money–what

he had, what he lost, and what he has left–and the

myth of Trump, the self-made billionaire, exposed.

Photos. 519 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.00 $17.95

*9301690 THE TASSAJARA BREAD

BOOK. By Edward Espe Brown. Beloved by

professional and at-home bakers for decades,

this indispensable bread-making guide is the

perfect book for new bakers building their

skills or for those looking to expand their

repertoire. Photos. 191 pages. Shambhala.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*9293809 ARISE, ENGLAND: Six Kings

and the Making of the English State. By C.

Burt & R. Partington. Uses the six Plantagenet

kings who ruled during 1199-1399 to explore

England’s emergent statehood. Color photos.

692 pages. Faber & Faber. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.95 $17.95

*9290931 YOU WILL BE ABLE TO

CROCHET BY THE END OF THIS BOOK:

Step-by-Step Techniques and 15 Easy

Projects for Beginners. By Zoe Bateman.

This simple guide will inspire beginning

crafters to pick up a crochet hook and learn to

create beautiful accessories, homewares, and

gifts. Fully illus. in color. 159 pages. ILEX.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*9301569 DINOSAURS: A Prehistoric

History. By Rhys Charles, illus. by S. Storm.

This delightful prehistoric dictionary defines

more than 100 words and phrases alongside

informative entries, phonetic spellings to

help pronounce the names of these

creatures, and detailed anatomical

illustrations. 192 pages. Smithsonian.

Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*9302530 IS EARTH REALLY SOLID?

The Evidence Re-Examined. By Oliver

Milatovic. Takes a critical look at whether our

Earth is actually a solid as claimed by most

geologists, or if it is partially hollow. The

author examines the creation of the Earth,

other planets, and our Moon. 477 pages.

Adventures Unlimited. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.00 $17.95

*9304800 RINSED: From Cartels to

Crypto–How the Tech Industry Washes

Money for the World’s Deadliest Crooks. By

Geoff White. In our increasingly digital economy,

how does the global underworld wash dirty cash

in the Internet age? Learn how organized crooks

have joined forces with the world’s most

sophisticated cybercriminals to create a vast,

virtual money-laundering machine, too intelligent

for most authorities to crack. 280 pages. Penguin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9287647 BETTY CROCKER

RIGHT-SIZE RECIPES: Delicious Meals

for One or Two. Ed. by Anne Ficklen. Make

cooking for one (and maybe one more) easier

and more economical than ever with a

complete assortment of almost 200 perfect-fit

recipes. Includes One-Pot Creamy Chicken

Spaghetti, Vegetarian Tostadas, Seafood

Cakes with Sriracha Mayo, Fruity Pancake

Tacos, Salted Caramel-Pecan Cheesecake, and more. Well illus. in

color. 352 pages. HMH. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9291644 EVERY BODY SHOULD KNOW

THIS: The Science of Eating for a Lifetime

of Health. By Frederica Amati. Are you

overwhelmed by conflicting nutritional advice?

Do you struggle with making healthier food

choices? This study uncovers the science

behind maintaining good health at every stage

of life. 308 pages. Penguin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*928818X HARRY POTTER

STICKERS. This enchanting title features

more than 500 unique stickers featuring art

from the Harry Potter film archives for you

to add to personalized cards, decorate your

notebooks, and brighten up any project

with a bit of magical DIY flair. Thunder Bay.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9292349 SLOW-COOKER CHRISTMAS

FAVORITES. Put dinner on the table in a jiffy with

Busy-Day Spinach Lasagna, No-Fuss Chicken

Dinner, or Corn & Sausage. It will be a Christmas

dinner to remember with Honey-Dijon Ham,

Old-Fashioned Scalloped Corn, and Grandma’s

Cranberry Sauce. Enjoy Cherry Chocolate

Heaven, Apples & Cinnamon Bread Pudding for

dessert. 16 pages of color photos. 220 pages.

Gooseberry Patch. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.95 $8.95

9298622 ABANDONED TENNESSEE TREASURES. By Jay

Farrell. Explores nostalgic, forgotten roadside gems through

photography, showcasing the state’s lost history and treasures.

96 pages. America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9301089 FASCINATING FACTS TO BLOW

YOUR CURIOUS MIND: Wild and Wacky

Things You Never Knew. By MJC Matthew.

Features unlikely and hilarious trivia on

everything from history and animals to the

ocean and space, as well as a special section

on little-known knowledge that one day might

save your life. Illus. 229 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9297693 INSTANT WALL ART:

Beautiful Botanical Prints. Featuring

forty-five stylized, vintage illustrations that

capture the intricate details and vibrant

colors of the world’s most stunning plants.

Say goodbye to blank walls and hello to the

nature-inspired look as each page

encourages you to frame your favorite

pieces and personalize your space. Adams

Media. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9297758 THE ULTIMATE NAIL ART

STICKER BOOK: 1,000+ Stickers for

Your Nail Art Moment! By Asa Bree

Sieracki. Featuring stars, smiley faces,

flowers, and more, create fun and trendy

nails that match your vibes! 8 pages. Adams

Media. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

9293337 WONDER DRUG: The Secret

History of Thalidomide in America and

Its Hidden Victims. By Jennifer

Vanderbes. For more than five years in the

1950s, several American pharmaceutical

firms had distributed unmarked thalidomide

samples in shoddy clinical trials, reaching

tens of thousands of unwitting patients,

including hundreds of pregnant women,

which caused countless birth defects. 16 pages of photos, some

in color. 410 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9288929 SCOTLAND YARD: A History of the London

Police Force’s Most Infamous Murder Cases. By Simon

Read. Based on official case files, contemporary newspaper

reporting, trial transcripts, and first-hand accounts of the

detectives on the beat, this work tells the tales of some of

history’s most notorious murders–with cases that proved to be

landmarks in the field of criminal inquiry. Illus. 470 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $6.95

9296425 THE LAST ACTION HEROES: The

Triumphs, Flops, and Feuds of Hollywood’s

Kings of Carnage. By Nick de Semlyen. The

behind-the-scenes story of the action heroes

who ruled 1980s and ‘90s Hollywood and the

beloved films that made them stars from Die

Hard and First Blood to The Terminator and

beyond. Photos, most in color. 334 pages.

Crown. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9291474 HOSTAGE. By Eli Sharabi. A

survivor of 491 days in Hamas captivity

recounts the harrowing ordeal of his

abduction from Kibbutz Be’eri on October

7th, 2023, the loss of his wife and daughters,

and his unyielding resolve to survive.

195 pages. Harper. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

9298894 HOW TO SEW SUSTAINABLY:

Recyling, Reusing, and Remaking with

Fabric. By Wendy Ward. Includes instructions

for 20 customizable projects to help you start

sewing sustainably; instructions to refashion

garments, reuse your existing fabric

collection, and recycle scraps from old

projects. Learn to progress from basic sewing

techniques to more specific skills essential for

sustainable sewing. Well illus. in color. 160 pages. Ryland Peters &

Small. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

*9287884 THOMAS JEFFERSON AT

MONTICELLO: Architecture, Landscape,

Collections, Books, Food, Wine. Ed. by

L.G. Bowman & C. Moss. This visually

stunning volume explores Monticello, both

the house and the plantation, with texts that

present a current assessment of Jefferson’s

cultural contributions to his noteworthy home

and the fledgling nation. 150 color photos.

207 pages. Rizzoli. 8¾x11¼. $16.95

*9298193 FIERCE DESIRES: A New

History of Sex and Sexuality in America. By

Rebecca L. Davis. The most comprehensive

account of America’s sexual past since Intimate

Matters, Davis’s magisterial work seeks to help

us understand the turmoil of the present. It

demonstrates how fiercely we have always

valued our desires, and how far we are willing to

go to defend them. Photos. 461 pages. Norton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9293574 SEW DRAWSTRING

BAGS: 14 Pretty Purses, Bags &

Pouches in a Cinch. Ed. by Lindsay Fair.

Learn how to make adorable drawstring

bags and pouches with this collection of

14 fun and easy projects. This guide

contains projects for all skill levels, so you

can start with simple, beginner-friendly

drawstring pouches and work your way up

to larger bags and purses. Fully illus. in color. 63 pages. Zakka

Workshop. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9287752 GHOSTS OF CROOK COUNTY:

An Oil Fortune, a Phantom Child, and the Fight

for Indigenous Land. By Russell Cobb. When oil

was discovered in Oklahoma, counterfeit tycoons

impersonated, defrauded, and murdered Native

property owners to snatch up hundreds of acres of

oil-rich land. Cobb exposes one such oilman’s

chicanery: Tulsa entrepreneur Charles Page’s

campaign for the land of a young Muscogee boy

who died years prior, if he ever lived at all. Illus. 286 pages. Beacon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9287698 AMERICA FIRST: Roosevelt vs.

Lindbergh in the Shadow of War. By H.W.

Brands. Hitler’s invasion of Poland in September

1939 launched a fraught period of

decision-making for the U.S. With Fascism

rampant abroad, should America take

responsibility for its defeat? For famous aviator

Charles Lindbergh, saying no to another world

war was the obvious answer. For FDR, the correct

path was to prepare the country for war. 444 pages. Vintage.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*9293523 PAINTING FANTASY WITH

GOUACHE: Tutorials, Tips, and Tricks

from Professional Painters. By Maddy

Bellwoar et al. With this step-by-step

guide, beginners can learn the

fundamentals of painting with gouache and

how to apply those skills to imaginative

fantasy scenes inspired by the timeless

beauty of nature. 221 pages. 3DTotal.

8¼x11¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9305203 LIVES OF THE GREAT MAKERS. Ed. by R. Knott

& J. Robinson. A series of fascinating, well-illustrated

biographies that offer insights into the women and men whose

work in the applied arts represents the very pinnacle of their

craft. 383 pages. Thames & Hudson. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

– 16 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9304673 CASTLES OF SCOTLAND. By

Andrew Powell-Thomas. The story of

Scotland’s castles is intricately woven into

the country’s history. These formidable

structures have guarded the landscape since

medieval times, and many of these

structures are famous emblems of Scotland

today. These iconic structures draw visitors

from far and wide to explore a unique part of

Scotland’s heritage. Fully illus. in color. 94 pages. Amberley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9287493 VIGNETTES OF COLONIAL

VIRGINIA: Remarkable Stories from the

Founding of America. By Brent Tarter. How

did ordinary people experience life in the

colonial era, from the humdrum happenings of

the day-to-day to the extraordinary events still

familiar to millions? Tarter paints a vibrant

portrait of the Old Dominion in the era before

the Revolution, presenting a collection of

stories culled from the depths of his archival research.

210 pages. Rivanna. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9297596 THE HIDDEN SEASONS: A

Calendar of Nature’s Clues. By Tristan

Gooley. The sun, moon, stars, plants, fungi,

animals, water, and weather all tell us secrets

about the seasons–if we know how to read

their clues. Gooley reimagines the seasonal

calendar not as four distinct phases, but as a

series of changes that evolve moment by

moment, every day of the year. Illus.

374 pages. The Experiment. Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*9294120 NO COLLEGE, NO

PROBLEM: The Road to a Successful

Business Starts with Grit, Not a Degree.

By Phillip Lanier. Lanier shares his

unconventional journey, proving that grit,

strategy, and real-world learning can

outperform a college diploma–no student

loans required. 240 pages. Mission Driven.

Pub. at $26.00 $19.95

*9293868 REWINDING THE ‘80S:

Cinema Under the Influence of Music

Videos, Action Stars, and a Cold War. By

John Malahy. Take a trip back to your favorite

video rental store with this in-depth journey

through the highs and lows of ‘80s cinema:

Heathers, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure,

The Shining, Stand by Me, The Karate Kid, A

Nightmare on Elm Street, The Breakfast Club,

Pet Sematary, and many more. Fully illus., most in color. 207 pages.

Running Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9297588 ELVES AND FAIRIES: A Short

History of the Otherworld. By Matthias

Egeler. In this engaging cultural history, Egeler

explores these mythical creatures of Iceland,

Ireland, Scotland, and England, and their

continental European cousins. Egeler goes on

a journey through enchanted landscapes and

literary worlds. He describes both their friendly

and their dangerous, even deadly, sides. Illus.

236 pages. Yale. Pub. at $26.00 $19.95

*9304789 PEUGEOT 404. By Rhys Nolan.

The author, a Peugeot 404 expert and registrar,

covers the development of all Peugeot 404

models and variants, both in France and abroad,

and describes the numerous changes made to

the 404 models over the years. Includes helpful

advice for enthusiasts and owners. Fully illus. in

color. 94 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at

$25.99 $19.95

*930231X FUTURE BOY: Back to the

Future and My Journey Through the

Space-Time Continuum. By Michael J. Fox

with N. Fortenberry. A poignant, heartfelt, and

funny memoir about how, in 1985, Michael J.

Fox brought to life two iconic roles

simultaneously–Alex P. Keaton in Family Ties

and Marty McFly in Back to the Future. 32

pages of photos, many in color. 159 pages.

Flatiron. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

*9287922 MENAGERIE: Sticker Studio. This gallery of

high-quality sticker art and captivating quotes delves into a

world of breathtaking predators, elegant amblers, mischievous

scavengers, loyal friends, and so much more. Castle Point.

Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9301208 GARBAGE PAIL KIDS: 40th

Anniversary Edition. By Topps Company.

Features all 206 rare and hard-to-find images

from Series 1 through 5, as well as a set of

four all-new bonus stickers created

especially for the 40th anniversary,

guaranteed to appeal to die-hard collectors

as well as a new generation of fans.

223 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*928950X ELEANOR OF AQUITAINE:

Woman, Queen and Legend. By Lindy

Grant. This concise, accessible history sheds

new light on Queen Eleanor, cutting through

the hearsay and slander with a close reading of

primary sources. In it, Grant highlights the

family bonds that shaped Eleanor’s power and

identity and demonstrates that Eleanor’s story

is one of resilience. Illus, many in color.

224 pages. Reaktion. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9287469 THE REAL IKE: Eisenhower

Fact and Fiction. By Martin Mack Teasley. The

former deputy director of the Eisenhower Library

and Museum dispels rumors, finds the truth

behind the myths, and answers the most

frequently asked questions about the thirty-fourth

president, offering a picture of Ike as he has never

been seen before. Illus. 276 pages. UPKs.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9301720 ABANDONED MANSIONS OF

THE NORTHEAST. By R. Tagliareni & C.

Mathews. A celebration and memorial to

beautiful, abandoned homes from the

Northeastern United States. Fully illus. in

color. 127 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

9303030 SAN FRANCISCO’S

MAGNIFICENT STREETCARS. By

Kenneth C. Springirth. Showcases San

Francisco’s historic cable cars, streetcars,

and trolley coaches through captivating

photography. 128 pages. America Through

Time. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.95 $7.95

*9289364 METALLICA: The $24.95 Book.

By Ben Apatoff. The ultimate deep dive into the

dark legend of Metallica, one of rock’s weirdest

and most fascinating mysteries. In this brilliant

study, he tells the definitive story of how a band

of nobodies took on the world–and why the

world will never be the same. 16 photos of color

photos. 283 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9289372 MOVING PICTURES: How

Rush Created Progressive Hard Rock’s

Greatest Record. By Will Romano. This

definitive account of the Moving Pictures

album’s creation and legacy explores the rare

alchemy behind a record that continues to

inspire musicians and listeners even today.

Photos. 282 pages. Backbeat. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9290575 MAKE YOUR OWN ANIMAL

FRIENDS: 10 Cute Cloth Dolls to Sew,

Dress Up and Personalize. By Katia Ferris.

This guide will walk you through the first

steps from imagining a design to showing

you how to add personality to your animal

characters. Features patterns for a bunny

rabbit, owl, cat, dog, bear, monkey, fox,

kitten, and mouse. Fully illus. in color.

160 pages. Quadrille. 8x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9289062 LONELY PLANET

JOURNEY ROUTE 66. By Ryan ver

Berkmoes et al. The definitive guide to

one of the world’s great adventures,

bringing you closer to the culture,

history, and landscapes you’ll encounter

along the way. Fully illus. in color.

258 pages. Lonely Planet. Paperbound.

Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

*930181X THE SECOND ESTATE: How the Tax Code Made

an American Aristocracy. By Ray D. Madoff. A revelatory study that

lifts the curtain on America’s most consequential public deception:

how the rich get richer using tools the government gave them.

223 pages. Univ of Chicago Press. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9293418 101 OPTICAL ILLUSIONS.

By Sam Taplin, illus. by M. Durber et al. You’ll

be amazed at these mind-boggling optical

illusions. From colorful spinning circles and

baffling beach huts to wobbly lines that are

actually completely straight, these illusions

will astonish the whole family. Snippets of

information explain what’s happening and

how each illusion works. Ages 8-11. Fully

illus. in color. Usborne. 7¾x9¾. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9299491 SESAME STREET SOUND

STORYBOOK TREASURY. Elmo and his

friends love to pretend, and children will

love these charming stories about

make-believe adventures. 39 interactive

buttons bring the stories to life with

Elmo’s voice and fun Sesame Street

sounds. Ages 6 & under. Phoenix Int’l.

10¾x12¾. Pub. at $36.99 $9.95

9299386 PEPPA PIG SOUND

STORYBOOK TREASURY. Come

along with Peppa Pig on her

adventures with family and friends!

Press 39 sound buttons while you read

to bring eight humorous stories to life

with fun sounds and Peppa phrases.

Ages 6 & under. Phoenix Int’l.

10¾x12¾. Pub. at $26.99 $9.95

930388X WILLIE & ANNIE NELSON’S

CANNABIS COOKBOOK:

Mouthwatering Recipes & the

High-Flying Stories Behind Them. By

Willie & Annie Nelson. The Nelsons pair

their gifts of storytelling and herbal

remedies with the passion of

home-cooked meals in more than 80

cannabis-infused delicacies. Recipes

include Vegan Cannabis Butter; Vegan Butter Pecan Ice Cream;

The 50/50 Burger; Fried Apple Pies; and Nuts & Berries Butter

Coffee. Illus. in color. 243 pages. Gallery. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9293043 SECRET GARDENS OF THE

SOUTH EAST: A Private Tour. By

Barbara Segall , photos by C. Boursnell. A

tour of some of the United Kingdom’s

most beguiling gardens in the counties of

Kent, Sussex, and Surrey–the counties

that exemplify the Garden of England.

Fully illus. in color. 144 pages. Frances

Lincoln. 9¾x11. Pub. at $37.00 $9.95

9296115 MY LIFE IN RECIPES: Food,

Family, and Memories. By Joan Nathan.

Nathan, the beloved authority on global

Jewish cuisine, uses recipes to look back

at her own family’s history. With over 100

recipes from roast chicken to rugelach,

from matzoh ball soup to challah and

brisket, enjoy a treasury of old and new

favorites. Illus., most in color. 450 pages.

Knopf. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $45.00 $9.95

9295836 LOOK AND FIND

NOISY FIRST WORDS: 10

Playful Sounds. Young learners

will love this engaging title, filled

with colorful scenes and exciting

sounds. Ages 3-5. 1 pages. Page

Publications. 11¼x10½.

Pub. at $17.99 $9.95

9288821 KUBRICK: An Odyssey. By R.P.

Kolker & N. Abrams. This immersive

biography punctures the controversial

myths about the reclusive filmmaker who

created some of the most important works of

art of the 20th Century. Photos. 649 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9300066 FIELD & STREAM THE TOTAL

REDNECK MANUAL. By T.E. Nickens &

W. Brantley. Wear your redneck badge

proudly with this comprehensive guide,

bringing together more than 200 skills for

living large. Includes extensive sections on

hunting and fishing, plus tips on

everything from hooking up a tractor

implement to throwing a Buck knife and

opening a bottle with a dollar bill. Cover has metal corners. Fully

illus. in color. Weldon Owen. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.00 $7.95

– 17 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9299270 NAPOLEON: His Life, His

Battles, His Empire. By D. Chanteranne

& E. Papot. Offers an unprecedented

insight into the mind of this extraordinary

man who, from modest beginnings,

became Emperor of France and its vast

empire. The authors examine the battles

that made him a legend and look at his

social and political reforms, which

revolutionized the Western world. Fully illus. in color.

160 pages. Andre Deutsch. 8¾x10. Pub. at $29.95 $7.95

9296484 THE LIGHT OF BATTLE:

Eisenhower, D-Day, and the Birth of the

American Superpower. By Michel

Paradis. A vivid portrait of Dwight

Eisenhower as he learns to navigate the

crosscurrents of diplomacy, politics,

strategy, family, and fame with the fate of the

free world hanging in the balance. Illus.

507 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9287728 THE DEVIL’S CASTLE: Nazi

Eugenics, Euthanasia, and How

Psychiatry’s Troubled History

Reverberates Today. By Susanne Antonetta. A

haunting narrative that confronts the darkest

chapters of psychiatric history while offering a

bold vision for the future of mental health care.

Interlacing her experiences of psychosis with

the history of psychiatry, Antonetta sheds light

on the intersections of madness and societal perceptions of mental

difference. 325 pages. Counterpoint. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9289445 SILENT COUP: How

Corporations Overthrew Democracy. By

C. Provost & M. Kennard. As European

empires crumbled in the 20th Century, the

power structures that had dominated the

world for centuries were up for renegotiation.

Yet instead of a rebirth for democracy, what

emerged was a silent coup–namely, the

unstoppable rise of global corporate power.

284 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

9297057 GAME OF THRONES PAPER

MODELS. By B. Scollon & B. Montini.

Construct 20 detailed paper model recreations

of iconic Game of Thrones castles, weapons,

dragons, and more, accompanied by

step-by-step instructions for assembling each

model. Includes a 32-page guide featuring

information about what’s depicted in each

model, as well as facts on the creation and

filming of this television phenomenon. Fully illus. in color. 56 pages.

Thunder Bay. 8¾x11¾. Spiralbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298673 ABANDONED AND HISTORIC LOS ANGELES:

Neon and Beyond. By Jason Horton. Explores the iconic

buildings, vintage signs, and personal stories that shape L.A.’s

cultural history. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298711 BACK BAY THROUGH TIME. By

Anthony M. Sammarco, photos by P.B.

Kingman. Explores Boston’s Back Bay, a

meticulously planned Victorian

neighborhood transformed from marshland

into a premier residential and institutional

hub. Fully illus., some in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.99 $7.95

*9287523 COZY NIGHTMARE

GLOW-IN-THE-DARK COLORING.

Relax with 39 cute, creepy scenes to

color! With 12 pages featuring a single

glow-in-the-dark ink and 12 more

featuring three colors of glow ink, it’s sure

to spook you in the most delightful way!

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9292446 EXPEDITION: Fashion from

the Extreme. By Patricia Mears et al. The

first major study to explore the relationship

between clothing made for survival in the

most inhospitable environments on Earth and

beyond, and the high fashion it has inspired.

Lavishly illustrated throughout, this volume

features runway shots, magazine editorials,

unpublished photographs of early

expeditions, and more. 207 pages. Thames & Hudson. 9½x11¼.

Pub. at $50.00 $12.95

*9301887 THE FAR EDGES OF THE

KNOWN WORLD: Life Beyond the

Borders of Ancient Civilization. By Owen

Rees. A revisionist history of the ancient

world that shifts our focus from Athens and

Rome to the long-ignored societies on the

borders. Photos, most in color. 366 pages.

Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9297618 THE NUCLEAR AGE: An Epic

Race for Arms, Power, and Survival. By

Serhii Plokhy. A history of the geopolitics behind

the nuclear arms race, from the first atomic bomb

to today’s rush to stockpile nuclear weapons.

Plokhy examines how countries have come

within perilous reach of acquiring nuclear arms,

while new technologies, such as AI, make the

nuclear landscape increasingly unpredictable.

422 pages. Norton. Pub. at $31.99 $23.95

*9289380 THE NOBEL FAMILY: Swedish

Geniuses in Tsarist Russia. By Bengt Jangfeldt.

This collective biography of the Nobel family

reveals how their business and personal lives

were intertwined with the histories of Sweden and

Russia, as well as the economic and

entrepreneurial development of Europe in the long

19th Century. Well illus. 412 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9290494 KENT STATE: Four Dead in

Ohio. By Derf Backderf. The tragic and

unforgettable story of the Kent State

shootings, told in graphic novel form. This

moving and troubling story is about the bitter

price of dissent–as relevant today as it was in

1970. In B&W. 279 pages. Abrams. 7x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9293485 COZY WORD SEARCHES:

Relax and Unwind with Over 100

Puzzles and Coloring. Wrap up and relax

with this cozy and cute collection of word

searches and coloring. Solutions included.

Michael O’Mara. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

9291067 GROWING WEED IN THE

GARDEN: A No-Fuss, Seed-to-Stash

Guide to Outdoor Cannabis Cultivation. By

Johanna Silver. A gardening expert provides all

the information you need to grow cannabis

outdoors and enjoy it–leaving dark basements,

grow lights, chemicals, and expensive

equipment behind in favor of natural sunlight

and organic growing methods. Fully illus. in

color. 256 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $29.99 $11.95

*9291822 ALICIA: My Story. By Alicia

Appleman-Jurman. After losing her entire

family to the Nazis at age 13,

Appleman-Jurman went on to save the lives of

thousands of Jews, offering them her own

courage and hope in a time of upheaval and

tragedy–a thrilling, uplifting story of true-life

heroism. 433 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295771 FIRST HISTORY

ENCYCLOPEDIA: A First Reference Book

for Children. By Philip Wilkinson. Key

history topics, ranging from early human

beings to space exploration and beyond–are

explained simply in this friendly and

informative reference for young readers. Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. 136 pages. Dorling

Kindersley. 8¾x11. Pub. at $16.99 $7.95

9298304 ABANDONED ALABAMA:

Exploring the Heart of Dixie. By Leland

Kent. Explores Alabama’s forgotten places,

showcasing over 200 years of history through

captivating photography and detailed

narratives. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302921 LOWER MANHATTAN AERIALS THROUGH TIME.

By Richard Panchyk. Showcases over 100 years of detailed

aerial images documenting the evolution of New York City’s

downtown skyline. Fully illus., some in color. 96 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298460 ABANDONED KANSAS CITY:

Vacant Beauty. By Regina Daniel. Explores

the forgotten structures of a growing

metropolis, revealing their historical

significance and current neglect. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298568 ABANDONED NORTH

CAROLINA: Mouth of the Holler. By

Christina E. Cole. Offers a haunting

exploration of the state’s past and decaying

structures through the lens of Cole’s

photography and introspective writing.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298355 ABANDONED CENTRAL

INDIANA. By D. Humphrey & W.E. Humphry.

Showcases photographs of derelict homes,

factories, asylums, and trains, offering a

visual journey through the region’s faded

industrial and historical legacy. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298495 ABANDONED MARYLAND HOUSES: Ruins of the

American Dream. By Robyn & Rhea Hodgson. Explores

abandoned Maryland homes, uncovering the stories behind

their decay and lost legacies. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9293531 PINK ERASER ART: The

Ultimate Guide to Carving Incredible

Eraser Stamps. By Serena Rios McRae.

Often an overlooked school supply, pink

erasers began flying off the shelves as

artists discovered they make the perfect

canvases for making fun new designs.

Now, McRae shares all her tips and tricks

on eraser carving in this handy, colorful

guide. Fully illus. in color. 220 pages. Rocky Nook. 7x9.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $18.95

*9290540 15-MINUTE ART: Pen & Ink.

By Anna Tromop. From whimsical woodlands

to fantastical flora and fauna, Tromop

encourages you to explore the magic of ink

through fifty 15-minute drawings. Each

relaxed project is accompanied by simple

step-by-step instructions, all of which can be

completed in six steps or fewer. All you need

is a pen! Fully illus. 240 pages. Quadrille.

6½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $18.95

*9299890 WEIRD BUILDINGS. Ed. by Gaynor Sermon. A

photographic collection will take you on a journey through some of the

world’s most stunningly unusual and imaginative buildings.

236 pages. ACC Art Books. 6¼x8. Pub. at $25.00 $18.95

*9288163 GRANNY SQUARE AND

CROCHET MOTIF CARD AND BOOK

SET: Patterns for Flowers, Leaves,

and More. By Melody Griffiths. A

stylish boxed set with a 64-page

accompanying guide and fifty pattern

cards for crocheted motifs, blocks, and

squares. CICO. Paperbound. Pub. at

$24.99 $18.95

*9293701 CREEPY EMBROIDERY: 20

Gothic Patterns to Capture the Spirit of

the Supernatural. By Carrie Violet.

Channel the ethereal beauty of death and

the afterlife in this stunning collection of

beginner-friendly patterns. Inspired by

Victorian mourning, bloodthirsty vampires,

witches of the woods, and dark moments

throughout history, each eerie project only

uses a few basic stitches. Fully illus., most in color. 114 pages.

Page Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9304681 CHINESE PLANTS DYEING

GUIDE: Techniques for Creating Natural

Dye Projects at Home. By Zhou Jiao. The art

of plant dyeing in China boasts a long history,

offering a natural, rustic beauty that chemical

dyes lack. Step-by-step instructions and

illustrations guide you through extracting

colors from plants, revealing the variations in

hues under different conditions, how to

incorporate plant dyeing into crafts, and more. Fully illus. in color.

168 pages. Shanghai Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

– 18 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9297642 A BEGINNER’S GUIDE TO

RAG RUG TECHNIQUES. By Elspeth

Jackson. Discover eight different rag

rugging techniques to transform pre-loved

fabrics into beautiful makes. Each

technique is explained in clear text and

accompanied by full-color, step-by-step

artworks, with projects to put your new skills

into practice. Create stunning rugs, pillows,

baskets, wall hangings, seasonal items, and more! 176 pages.

CICO. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9291660 HEALING GHOSTS, HAUNTED

PLACES, AND NON-HUMAN BEINGS:

Training Manual to Be a Supernatural

Multi-Dimensional Medium and Healer. By

Tina M. Zion. Take mediumship beyond just

communicating; become the medium who

heals the deceased, the living, non-human,

and haunted places. This is the leading training

manual of the supernatural realms. 372 pages.

WriteLife. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

*9293558 THE POWER VISION

PROGRAM FOR BETTER EYESIGHT. By

Merrill J. Allen et al. Provides the best effective

vision therapy eye exercises to enhance the

performance of the entire visual system,

resulting in healthier, more relaxed eyes,

naturally better eyesight, and a more satisfying

lifestyle. Illus. 206 pages. Humanix.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9299807 KNITTED TUBE SOCKS: 31

Delightful No-Heel Sock Designs. By

Ulrike Bruggemann et al. Discover the

magic of sock knitting with the ultimate

guide to tube socks–the perfect project for

beginners and seasoned knitters alike.

Fully illus. in color. 94 pages. Stackpole.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.95 $18.95

*9289666 ARMADA: The Spanish

Enterprise and England’s Deliverance in

1588. By C. Martin & G. Parker. Looking

beyond the events of 1588 to the complex

politics which made war between England and

Spain inevitable, and at the political and

dynastic aftermath, this study deconstructs the

many legends to reveal why, ultimately, the

bold Spanish mission failed. Well illus., many

in color. 718 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.00 $18.95

*9301763 THE FLORIDA CAMPAIGN, 1774-83: The

Revolutionary War. By R. Buccellato & K. Krishnaiyer. Illuminates

the strategic role of British East Florida in the Revolutionary War, its

battles, loyalist forces, and impact. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Casemate. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $18.95

*929807X FORTRAN

PROGRAMMING IN EASY STEPS. By

Mike McGrath. Master the essentials of

modern Fortran. Written for all ages and

skill levels, this guide will help you quickly

set up your coding environment and start

writing programs with the Fortran

programming language and the modern

Intel IFX Fortran compiler right away.

192 pages. In Easy Steps. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9289623 SCRAP QUILTS: From

Crumbs, Strips & Strings–Use Up to

Every Last Piece with 15 Scrap Quilt

Patterns. By Emily Bailey. Every piece must

go with this practical guide to quiltmaking, by

using even the tiniest pieces of scrap fabric

from your stash. Fully illus. in color.

127 pages. David & Charles. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*930178X GHOST TOWNS OF

WESTERN IDAHO: Visions of Boom and

Bust in the Gem State. By Howard Frisk.

Explores the abandoned boom towns and

mining camps of northern and western Idaho

through historical context and striking

photography. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

*9289607 LOTUS CARS 1952-2024: A Pictorial History.

By Matthew Vale. A visual celebration of Lotus’ iconic road cars,

from the first Lotus VI to the Evora supercar. Fully illus. in color.

112 pages. Veloce. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

9298487 ABANDONED LOUISIANA: Under a Bayou

Moon. By Mike Cooper. Captures over 200 years of Louisiana

history through haunting nighttime photographs of hidden,

forgotten places. 112 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9304916 DEBUNK THIS! Shattering

Liberal Lies. By Matt Palumbo. Palumbo

explains the faulty logic supporting the most

popular liberal myths of today, before

demolishing them. 256 pages. Post Hill.

Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

*9298053 THE ABCS OF ANCESTRAL

BLOODLINE CLEANSING IN THE COURTS

OF HEAVEN. By Bruce Cook. Using these

prayer templates for the repentance of sin,

Christians can break through to a new

dimension of spiritual freedom, secure their

future, and get unstuck by praying effectively

in the Courts of Heaven. 246 pages. Morgan

James. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

9298320 ABANDONED ARIZONA:

Secrets of the Desert. By Dave Bentley.

Explores forgotten towns, ghost towns, and

historic sites across Arizona’s vast desert

landscape. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at

$24.99 $7.95

9306676 THE BOYS IN THE BOAT: Nine

Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at

the 1936 Berlin Olympics. By Daniel James

Brown. An irresistible story about beating the

odds and finding hope in the most desperate of

times–the improbable, intimate account of how

nine working-class boys from the American West

showed the world at the 1936 Olympics in Berlin

what true grit really meant. Illus. 403 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

*9305173 THE BEST TRUE CRIME

STORIES OF THE YEAR 2025. Ed. by Peter

Crooks. Offers a fascinating variety of essays

and crime reporting, taken from regional,

national, and international publications.

290 pages. Crime Ink. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9293965 RACHEL CARSON: The

Library of America Collection. Brings

together all four of the major works by

America’s pioneering environmentalist in one

deluxe hardcover boxed set. Collects Silent

Spring, Under the Sea-Wind, The Sea Around

Us, and The Edge of the Sea. Illus. Library of

America. Pub. at $80.00 $59.95

*9290559 365 DAYS OF ART IN COLOR:

Creative Art Prompts for Every Day of the

Year. By Lorna Scobie. A celebratory collection

of daily art prompts that will help readers

embrace using color in their art, whatever their

skill level. Features illustrated prompts

throughout. Black sprayed edges. 365 pages.

Quadrille. 6½x8½. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9291601 BRITAIN’S COLD WAR

HERITAGE. By P. Robinson & M. Ivanova.

Britain has a rich Cold War heritage, and here

its significant historical and cultural aspects

are explored. Adopting a chronological

approach, key events, technologies, and

social impacts are detailed through the many

sites, collections, and artifacts that are

accessible to the public. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $19.95

*9302638 SEXUAL PERVERSIONS AND

PARAPHILIAS: An A to Z. By Mark Griffiths.

Paraphilias are uncommon types of sexual

expression often more commonly described

as sexual deviations, sexual perversions, or

disorders of sexual preference. This work

features many of the author’s most-read

articles on this topic. 324 pages. Curtis Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

*9287906 B-52 STRATOFORTRESS

UNITS IN COMBAT, 1992-2025: Combat

Aircraft 158. By Peter E. Davies. An

illustrated study of the ongoing career of the

iconic B-52, chronicling its frontline service

after Operation Desert Storm in 1991.

96 pages. Osprey. Paperbound. Pub. at

$25.00 $17.95

9300120 OSCAR WARS: A History of

Hollywood in Gold, Sweat, and Tears. By

Michael Schulman. A fresh look at the

remarkable, sprawling history of the

Academy Awards and the personal

dramas–some iconic, others never before

revealed–that have played out on stage and

off-camera. Take a deep dive into a particular

year, conflict, or category that tells a larger

story of cultural upheaval, from Louis B. Mayer to Moonlight.

Illus. 590 pages. Harper. Pub. at $40.00 $11.95

*9289771 PAINTING WOODLAND

WATERCOLORS: Learn to Paint Beautiful

Mushrooms, Animals, Insects, and Other

Forest Wonders. By Rita Gould. Capture the

delicate beauty of forest flora and fauna in

watercolor through step-by-step instructions,

traceable templates, and video tutorials. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Quarry. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9289003 THE CRAFT: How Freemasons Made the

Modern World. By John Dickie. An enthralling exploration of

the world’s most famous and misunderstood secret

brotherhood, a movement that not only helped to forge modern

society but remains prominent today. 16 pages of color photos.

487 pages. PublicAffairs. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9298223 THE MADMAN IN THE WHITE

HOUSE: Sigmund Freud, Ambassador Bulitt,

and the Lost Psychobiography of Woodrow

Wilson. By Patrick Weil. The extraordinary untold

story of how a disillusioned American diplomat

named William C. Bullitt came to Freud’s couch

in 1926, and how Freud and his patient

collaborated on a psychobiography of President

Woodrow Wilson. 387 pages. Harvard.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*928799X SPOOKY TAPESTRY

CROCHET: 20 To-Die-For Designs for

Beginners. By Emily Chavez. Any

crocheter looking for haunting patterns

that match their alternative, dark vibe will

die for these tapestry crochet designs.

Includes 20 projects. Fully illus. in color.

158 pages. Page Street. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*929810X THE ONE THING YOU NEED TO

KNOW: The Simple Way to Understand the

Most Important Ideas in Science. By Marcus

Chown. From gravity to black holes, special

relativity to global warming, this authoritative and

entertaining text breaks down complex science

into manageable chunks, explaining the one thing

you really need to know to get to grips with the

subject. Photos. 256 pages. Michael O’Mara.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $17.95

*930147X NO NEEDLES KNITTING:

Easy Techniques and Projects for Making

Quick and Cozy Modern Knits by Hand. By

Vickie Montoya Howell. Using just your hands

and chunky yarns, you can create stunning

pieces for both fashion and home decor.

Whether you’re a total beginner or a seasoned

knitter looking for new approaches to fiber

crafting, this guide offers everything you need

to explore hands-only knitting. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Quarry. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9291598 ARNHEM: Black Tuesday. By Al Murray. Discover

the incredible true story behind the most catastrophic twenty-four

hours the British military faced in World War II. Well illus. 384 pages.

Transworld. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*928897X THE ART LOVER’S

STICKER BOOK. By Kelly Lynch.

Experience the fascinating world of art like

never before with these stickers of

beautiful pieces from throughout history.

Workman. 6½x8¼. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.00 $17.95

– 19 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9289577 HE DID NOT CONQUER:

Benjamin Franklin’s Failure to Annex

Canada. By Madeline Drohan. Throughout his

long and illustrious career, Benjamin Franklin

nursed a not-so-secret desire to annex Canada

and make it American; this work provides

insight into his ill health and other American

priorities that forced him to abandon his

decades-long campaign to possess Canada.

279 pages. Dundurn. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9301240 THE OFFICIAL POIROT PUZZLE BOOK. Can you

work out whodunnit, including the What and Why, like Hercule Poirot?

Put your detective abilities to the ultimate test this Christmas. 248

pages. Laurence King. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9290583 10-INCH SQUARE

QUILT BLOCK BOOK: 40+ Quilt

Patterns Using Your Favorite

Pre-Cuts. By Carolina Moore. With the

10-inch square pre-cut approach,

you’ll have endless ideas for mixing,

matching, and pairing your quilt blocks

to your heart’s content. Whether you’re

a lifelong quilter or someone new to the

craft, Moore will introduce a fresh perspective that’s sure to raise

your quilting to the next level. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Landauer. 10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9290605 AMISH BAKING AT

HOME COOKBOOK: Recipies and

Memories from My Heritage. By

Naomi Stutzman Gingerich. Explore

simple living and wholesome ingredients

in traditional recipes handed down for

generations. Ideas include Breakfast

Crepes, Peach Pie, Orange Layer Cake,

Pumpkin Rollup, Dirt Pudding, Gingersnap

Cookies, and Christmas Bread. Fully illus. in color. 200 pages. Fox

Chapel. 9¼x10¾. Spiralbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9290265 PAINT 50 WATERCOLOUR

NATURE: From Basic Shapes to Amazing

Paintings in Super-Easy Steps. By Clarice

Gomes. Paint 50 nature-themed motifs in a

handful of simple, no-fuss strategies. There is

plenty to inspire: juicy grapefruit, tactile

bumblebees, delicate poppies, ethereal

jellyfish, zesty lemons, vibrant mushrooms,

and more! Contemporary designs will show

you how to let loose and go with the flow. Fully illus.,in color.

111 pages. Search. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9301712 WALT DISNEY: An American

Original. By Bob Thomas. After years of research,

this biography of the person behind the legend of

Disney was produced: the unschooled cartoonist

from Kansas City, Missouri, who developed into a

creative spirit and produced unmatched works of

entertainment that have influenced generations.

32 pages of photos. 431 pages. Disney.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*929340X ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE: A

Guide for Thinking Humans. By Melanie

Mitchell. This frank, lively study is an

indispensable guide to understanding today’s

AI and its impact on the future for us all.

317 pages. Picador. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9301658 THE PENGUIN LESSONS:

What I Learned from a Remarkable

Bird. By Tom Michell. The extraordinary and

inspiring true story about the surprising

bond between a young teacher and the

small penguin he rescued. Photos.

219 pages. Ballantine. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9287671 THE LIGHT EATERS: How the

Unseen World of Plant Intelligence Offers a

New Understanding of Life on Earth. By Zoe

Schlanger. Recently, scientists have discovered

that plants possess the ability to communicate,

recognize their kin, store memories that inform

their lifecycle, and even trick animals into

behaving in their best interest. Explore the drama

and complexity of green life that challenges our

very understanding of agency, consciousness, and intelligence.

290 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*930164X THE PENGUIN BOOK OF

CULTS. Ed. by Joseph P. Laycock. From the

Celtic druids, whose ritual sacrifices inspired

the folk horror film The Wicker Man, all the

way up to the Peoples Temple and Heaven’s

Gate, this charts the history of our fear of the

religious other. 281 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9289658 THE UNVANQUISHED. By

Patrick K. O’Donnell. The unknown and

dramatic story of irregular guerrilla warfare that

altered the course of the Civil War and inspired

the origins of America’s modern special

operations forces. 16 pages of photos, many in

color. 410 pages. Grove. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9297553 THE BURNING EARTH: An

Environmental History of the Last 500 Years.

By Sunil Amrith. Weaving an array of stories,

characters, and vivid images into a mind-altering

epic, Amrith offers a new understanding of

humanity’s innovations and exploitations, with all

of their dire consequences–an understanding in

which we might yet find the collective wisdom to

save both ourselves and the planet. Illus.

418 pages. Norton. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9294023 FAMILY HANDYMAN GUIDE TO SKILLS,

TOOLS & TECHNIQUES. Created by the team known for a

commitment to quality, craftsmanship, and overall DIY

awesomeness, this must-have guide is a treasure trove of

essential skills and techniques for today’s homeowners. Fully

illus. in color. 271 pages. Trusted Media Brands. 8¼x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9292217 FOOLPROOF CHRISTMAS.

Enjoy over 230 easy-to-make recipes while on

the go at Christmastime! After a day of frosty

winter fun with the kids, serve up crescent-top

chicken casserole and tossed salad with apple

cider dressing. Relax with a steaming bowl of

creamy chicken & rice soup and a basket of

warm applesauce muffins after shopping. 16

pages of color photos. 220 pages. Gooseberry

Patch. Spiralbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9301615 MORBIDLY CURIOUS: A

Scientist Explains Why We Can’t Look

Away. By Coltan Scrivner. From grisly serial

killers to spine-chilling paranormal stories,

Scrivner reveals the psychological forces that

compel us to explore our darkest fears–and

explains how this proclivity is more than just a

quirk. Photos. 260 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9290249 THE KNITTING

STITCHES BIBLE: 100 Swatches

to Mix, Match and Make. Play with

colors, stitches, and techniques to

create 100 knitted squares, which you

can stitch together into a cozy, unique

blanket. Follow the simple

step-by-step instructions and learn at

your own pace. Discover stripes,

patterns, cables, embroidery, and more! Fully illus., in color.

287 pages. Search. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9291504 THE MAGA DOCTRINE: The Only Ideas That

Will Win the Future. By Charlie Kirk. A convservative’s opinion

about giving you a say in the future of America and a hand in

making it happen. Originally published in 2020. 236 pages.

Broadside. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288058 MR. CHURCHILL IN THE

WHITE HOUSE: The Untold Story of a

Prime Minister and Two Presidents. By

Robert Schmuhl. Admirably captures the

vitality and cunning of Churchill’s D.C.

residency with consummate skill, colorful

anecdotes, and crisp historical analysis.

Photos. 350 pages. Liveright. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

9303413 COSMIC ODYSSEY: How

Intrepid Astronomers at Palomar

Observatory Changed Our View of the

Universe. By Linda Schweizer. From newborn

galaxies to icy worlds and blazing quasars, a

behind-the-scenes story of how Palomar

Observatory astronomers unveiled our

complex universe. Illus., some in color.

304 pages. MIT Press. Pub. at $39.95 $11.95

*9292322 REAL-LIFE ANGEL

ENCOUNTERS: Real People Share Real

Stories of Miraculous Encounters. By

Christi Clemons Hoffman. Enjoy miraculous

stories from real people from all over the world.

If you’re skeptical that angels exist, prepare to

believe! 110 pages. O Books. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9293329 THE WHO &

QUADROPHENIA. By Martin Popoff.

Popoff leaves no stone unturned in

taking apart The Who’s

generation-spanning masterpiece,

Quadrophenia, while exploring each of

the album’s 17 tracks and their themes

of identity, anxiety, and mental health.

Slipcased. Fully illus., many in color.

175 pages. Motorbooks. 10½x10½. Pub. at $50.00 $11.95

9295801 GROWING BULBS IN THE

NATURAL GARDEN: Innovative

Techniques for Combining Bulbs

and Perennials in Every Season. By

Jacqueline van der Kloet. Offers advice

for growing bulbs in containers,

practical planting tips, suggested

bulb-planting tools, and a list of bulbs

that are pollinator favorites. Fully illus.

in color. 239 pages. Timber. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9294589 THE CAT’S MEOW: How Cats

Evolved from the Savanna to Your Sofa.

By Jonathan B. Losos. Explores how

researchers today are unraveling the secrets

of the cat’s past, present, and future using all

the tools of modern technology. Also gives a

cat’s-eye view of today’s habitats, including

meeting wild cousins whose habits your

sweet house cat sometimes parallels. 390

pages. Viking. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300708 CHARLIE’S GOOD TONIGHT: The

Life, the Times, and the Rolling Stones. By

Paul Sexton. The fully authorized and official

biography of legendary Rolling Stones

drummer Charlie Watts, one of the world’s

most revered and celebrated musicians of the

last half-century. 16 pages of photos, some in

color. 344 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

930634X NETWORK OF LIES: The Epic

Saga of Fox News, Donald Trump, and

the Battle for America. By Brian Stelter. No

one has done more damage to American

democracy than Donald Trump, and he

couldn’t have done it without Fox News.

Stelter weaves together private texts,

unpublished emails, depositions, and other

primary sources to tell the chilling

behind-the-scenes story of the Big Lie and the January 6

attack. 370 pages. Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306382 POPOL VUH, REVISED EDITION:

The Mayan Book of the Dawn of Life. The

Quiche Mayan book of creation is not only the

most important text in the native languages of the

Americas, it is also an extraordinary document of

the human imagination. This edition includes

new notes and commentary, newly translated

pages, newly deciphered hieroglyphs, and over

40 new illustrations. Illus. 388 pages.

Touchstone. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9299440 QUICK AND EASY VEGGIE

BURGERS: Make Fun, Delicious, and

Easy Plant-Based Patties, Plus Buns,

Condiments, and Sweets. By Nina

Olsson. Olsson shares her secrets for

crafting the perfect veggie burger with

considerations to texture, flavor, firmness,

and juiciness. Burger ideas include the

Basic Burger, Le Parisien, ‘Shroom & Egg,

Nicoise, Portobello, and BBQ Eggplant Noodle. Well illus. in

color. 96 pages. New Shoe. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929600X COLOR QUEST CITYSCAPES.

Shade in the shapes and you’ll soon

uncover 30 amazing destinations hiding in

plain sight. Unearth stunning cities such as

London and Sydney, iconic landmarks such

as the Rialto Bridge in Venice and the

Chrysler Building in New York, and other

hidden gems. Sourcebooks. 10¼x14½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

928883X THE LAMBING SEASON:

Stories of Life on an Irish Family Farm.

By John Connell. Like the flock that Connell

shepherds, this work is both simple and

profound, a meditation on the rituals of

farming life and a primer on the lessons that

nature can teach us. 176 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $26.95 $6.95

*9288031 KANT: A Revolution in Thinking. By Marcus

Willaschek. The author–a foremost Kant expert–takes us on a lively

tour through the revolutionary ideas of the founder of modern

philosophy. Photos. 403 pages. Belknap. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

929564X 101 KIDS ACTIVITIES THAT

ARE THE OOEY, GOOEY-EST EVER!

Nonstop Fun with DIY Slimes, Doughs

and Moldables. By Jamie Harrington et al.

Let your imagination soar with these

colorful, crazy-fun recipes for slime, dough,

clay, foam, mud, and more. Ages 6-10. Well

illus. in color. 192 pages. Page Street.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $7.95

9302808 FLORIDA’S ABANDONED BOATS. By Thomas

Kenning. Captures haunting images of derelict vessels,

symbolizing the broken dreams of leisure and loss. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298606 ABANDONED SOUTHERN

OHIO: Unknown and Forgotten. By Bonnie

Chapman. Captures the eerie beauty of

decaying buildings in Southern Ohio,

preserving forgotten history through

photography. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298533 ABANDONED MONTANA: From

Boom to Bust. By Bastien Grandy. Explores

the forgotten towns and ghostly remnants of

Montana’s mining and homesteading past,

uncovering the stories left behind. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302999 QUEENS THROUGH TIME. By

Richard Panchyk. Traces the transformation

of Queens, New York, from its colonial past

to its modern-day urban landscape with

captivating then-and-now images.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9298312 ABANDONED ALBANY: Relics

of the Capital District. By Jay Farrell.

Captures the haunting beauty of Albany’s

abandoned structures, preserving their

forgotten stories through stunning

photography and narrative. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9302867 INDIANAPOLIS: The City

Known as Naptown. By David Humphrey.

Indianapolis, the largest city in Indiana,

blends rich history, vibrant culture, and

lively entertainment into a unique urban

mosaic. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298363 ABANDONED CHICAGO: Decay

in the Windy. By Alison Doshen. Explores

decaying buildings, from churches to clinics,

through haunting photographs of forgotten

spaces. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298630 ABANDONED UTAH: Expeditions of the Past. By

Nick Bagley. Explore Utah’s abandoned sites, including ghost

towns, missile bases, and haunted locations in thrilling detail.

Fully illus., most in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9302786 DETROIT: A Grand City. By

Naomi Chapman. Takes readers on a journey

through Detroit’s historic landmarks, vibrant

parks, and stunning architecture. Fully illus.

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9301267 108 ASIAN COOKIES:

Not-Too-Sweet Treats from a

Third-Culture Kitchen. By Kat Lieu. A

first-of-its-kind collection of irresistible

cookie recipes inspired by Asian flavors

and techniques. Ideas include Chocolate

Sandwich Cookies, Chinese Walnut

Cookies, Japanese Egg Biscuits, Crazy

Rich Billionaire’s Shortbread, Sweet

Sriracha Cookies, and Masala Macaroons. Well illus. in color.

400 pages. Voracious. $34.95

9288910 SAVING MICHELANGELO’S

DOME: How Three Mathematicians and

a Pope Sparked an Architectural

Revolution. By Wayne Kalayjian. In 1742,

when the legendary dome atop St. Peter’s

Basilica–designed by Michelangelo–cracks

and threatens to collapse, Pope Benedict

XIV summons three mathematicians whose

groundbreaking ideas spark a revolution in

the world of architecture and engineering. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 278 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9299068 THE SUPERHERO

ADVENTURE PLAYSET. Illus. by

Jason Ford. This playset contains

everything you need to create and play

out your own superhero stories. Ages

6-9. Laurence King. 9¾x11.

Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9299513 SILENT SPRING REVOLUTION:

John F. Kennedy, Rachel Carson, Lyndon

Johnson, Richard Nixon, and the Great

Environmental Awakening. By Douglas

Brinkley. Chronicles the rise of

environmental activism during the Long

Sixties (1960-1973), telling the story of an

indomitable generation that saved the

natural world under the leadership of John F.

Kennedy, Lyndon Johnson, and Richard Nixon. 16 pages of

photos. 857 pages. Harper. Pub. at $40.00 $6.95

9288945 VET AT THE END OF THE

EARTH: Adventures with Animals in the

South Atlantic. By Jonathan Hollins. The

passionate story of a vet’s care for all

creatures great and small in the colorful,

diverse, and distinctive South Atlantic

islands. Illus., some in color. 354 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

930391X WITH LOVE AND BABKA:

50 Sweet and Savory Recipes for

Everyone’s Favorite Braided Bread.

By Elana Pearlman. Become a babka

master in the comfort of your own kitchen

with this celebration, featuring more than

fifty recipes. Babka ideas include Babka

Cake; Cinnamon Raisin Pecan; Coffee

Cake; Cannoli; Chocolate Peanut Butter;

Peach Cobbler; Ham & Cheese; and Reubens. Well illus. in

color. 191 pages. S&S. Pub. at $26.00 $6.95

9293264 THE VISIONARIES: Arendt, Beauvoir, Rand,

Weil, and the Power of Philosophy in Dark Times. By

Wolfram Eilenberger. The period from 1933 to 1943 was one of

the darkest, most chaotic in history. Eilenberger tells the story of

four singular philosophers–indomitable, brave women who were

refugees and resistance fighters–each putting forward a vision of

a truly free and open society at a time of authoritarianism and

war. Photos. 386 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9293221 TUPAC SHAKUR: The

Authorized Biography. By Staci Robinson.

Pulls back the curtain to reveal a powerful

story of a life defined by politics and art–of a

man driven by equal parts brilliance and

impulsiveness, steeped in the rich

intellectual tradition of Black empowerment,

and unafraid to utter raw truths about race in

America. 16 pages of photos, most in color.

426 pages. Crown. Pub. at $35.00 $6.95

9300422 THE DEVIL BEHIND THE BADGE:

The Horrifying Twelve Days of the Border

Patrol Serial Killer. By Rick Jervis. The

shocking true-crime story of a U.S. Border

Patrol agent turned serial killer, the four sex

workers whom he mercilessly killed, and the

upended border town of Laredo where his

heinous crimes occurred. 305 pages. Dey

Street. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9288848 THE LAST STAND OF THE

RAVEN CLAN. By G. Easter & M. Vorhees. A

dynamic history of the Battle of Sitka that

recognizes the vital importance of the Tlingit

people, their fight against Imperial Russia,

and how it changed the fate of North

America. 16 pages of color photos.

300 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9296476 LIFE AFTER POWER: Seven

Presidents and Their Search for Purpose

Beyond the White House. By Jared Cohen.

Explores the untold stories in the final

chapters of seven presidents’ lives, offering

an account of how they went from president

one day to ordinary citizen the next. Photos.

486 pages. S&S. Pub. at $32.50 $6.95

9294945 LINCOLN’S GOD: How Faith Transformed a

President and a Nation. By Joshua Zeitz. Lincoln’s journey from

spiritual skeptic to believer–a conversion that changed both the Civil

War and the practice of religion itself. Once death touched the Lincoln

household, the skeptic effectively evolved into a believer and

harnessed the power of evangelical Protestantism to rally the nation to

arms. 313 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929709X WHO KNEW? The Big Book of

Science Questions That Will Make You

Think Again. By Sophie Collins. Be the

cleverest colleague in the office, the champion

of trivia night, and the wittiest conversationalist

at the cocktail party. The answers to more than

120 intriguing questions will amaze and

inform every reader, covering all areas of

science, from the inner workings of the human

body to the astounding feats of Mother Nature. Fully illus., most in

color. 256 pages. Portable Press. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9300767 DINOSAURS AT THE DINNER

PARTY. By Edward Dolnick. The story of how

an accidental discovery upended humanity’s

understanding of the world and our place in it,

and how a group of paleontologists worked to

bring that picture back into focus again. Illus.,

some in color. 336 pages. Scribner.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303049 SCHREIVER SPACE FORCE

BASE THROUGH TIME. By Joseph T. Page

II. Schriever Space Force Base commands

U.S. military satellites, providing critical

space operations and global

communications support. Fully illus., most

in color. 96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9306234 THE MOTHER NEXT DOOR:

Medicine, Deception, and Munchausen By

Proxy. By A. Dunlop & M. Weber. A

groundbreaking look at Munchausen by proxy

(MBP). Ride along on three high-stakes MBP

investigations. A twisted portrait of motherhood

and deceit is revealed through riveting reporting

and shocking stories from family members,

friends, and doctors caught in the blast zone of

these unthinkable acts. 272 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9303286 STAR WARS BESTIARY, VOL.

I. By S.T. Bende, illus. by I. Compiet. Explore

the creatures of the Star Wars galaxy, from

Hoth to Naboo, Takodana, to Jakku, Endor to

Mustafar, and more. A comprehensive

guidebook, featuring creature profiles that

allow fans to dive into the lives, habitats, and

behaviors of their favorite Star Wars

beasties. Fully illus., many in color.

199 pages. Insight Editions. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $40.00 $9.95

*9293841 FANTASY ISLAND: Colonialism,

Exploitation, and the Betrayal of Puerto Rico. By Ed

Morales. A crucial, clear-eyed accounting of Puerto Rico’s

122 years as a colony of the United States. Photos.

361 pages. Bold Type. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

– 21 –

NEW NON-FICTION

*9305629 THE UBE BAKING BOOK:

Decadent and Delicious Recipes with

Filipino Purple Yam. By Henry Awayan. Ube,

meaning “tuber” in Tagalog, is a purple yam

originating from the Philippines. Ube is

unique, it is flavorful, sweet, nutty, and bright

purple! Now, you can make your own

exceptional violet creations with

easy-to-follow recipes. Enjoy Ube Mamon,

Lilac Milk Bread, Purple Velvet Cake, Toasted Creme Brulee, and

more. Well illus. in color. 136 pages. Ulysses. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9292357 SWEET & SALTY! King Arthur

Baking Company’s Cookbook for Young

Bakers. By Jessica Battilana with Y. Boytsova.

Collection of over eighty sweet, salty, and very

tasty recipes that will have bakers of every age

rolling up their sleeves and breaking out their

rolling pins. Learn to bake a Giant Chocolate

Chip Cookie, Pizza Party Buns, Banana Split

French Toast, Ranch Monkey Bread, and more!

Ages 8 & up. 279 pages. S&S. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*9289186 ULTRA PROTEIN: 55

Plant-Based Recipes to Maximize Body

and Brain Health. By Melanie en Veganie.

Enjoy a high-protein diet and discover the

diversity and richness of plant foods with 55

colorful and nutritious plant-based recipes.

Ideas include English Muffins with

Scrambled Tofu, Plant-Based Croques

Monsieurs, Carrot Cake Oatmeal,

Three-Ingredient Crepes, and Spicy Black Bean Quesadillas. Fully

illus. in color. 135 pages. VeloPress. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*9287957 THE NEW YORK TIMES

GAMES SUNDAY CROSSWORD

COMPANION, VOLUME 1: 200 Puzzles.

Ed. by Will Shortz. Relax and unwind with 200

crossword puzzles. With large, themed grids

and thought-provoking clues, there’s a little

bit of Sunday serenity in every puzzle.

Solutions included. 240 pages. St. Martin’s.

8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*929757X THE DARK PATH: The

Structure of War and the Rise of the West.

By Williamson Murray. Murray argues that the

history of warfare in the West hinged on five

revolutions, which both reflected the social,

political, and economic conditions that

produced them and, in turn, influenced how

those conditions evolved. 473 pages. Yale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

*929161X CENTURIES WILL NOT

SUFFICE: A History of the Lithuanian

Holocaust. By Prit Buttar. Explores how

different people responded to the Lithuanian

Holocaust and the roles that they played. It

considers the history of the perpetrators and

those who took great risks to save Jews, as

well as describing the experiences of many

who were caught up in the maelstrom.

352 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $16.95

*9290621 THE PANEL QUILTING

WORKSHOP: 12 Quick-and-Easy

Projects for Every Season. By

Stephanie Soebbing. Looking to scratch

that quilting itch and looking for the

perfect inspiration for your new project?

In this guide, the author steers readers

through twelve projects from beginning

to end. 112 pages. Landauer.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

9305114 TALES FROM THE STRIP: A Century in the Fast

Lane. By Van Gordon Sauter et al. A thought-provoking and

riotous amble from Doheny to Crescent Heights on America’s

most famous strip: Sunset. Fully illus., many in color.

176 pages. Angel City. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $45.00 $16.95

*9298215 THE GENETIC BOOK OF THE

DEAD: A Darwinian Reverie. By Richard

Dawkins, illus. by J. Lenzova. In this

groundbreaking exploration of the power of

Darwinian evolution and what it can reveal

about the past, Dawkins shows how the body,

behavior, and genes of every living creature

can be read as a book–an archive of the worlds

of its ancestors. Well illus. in color. 403 pages.

Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

9290958 COLLECTING

INSPIRATION: Edward C. Moore at

Tiffany & Co. Ed. by Medill Higgins

Harvey. A prodigious collector, Moore was

the creative leader who brought Tiffany &

Co. to unparalleled success during the late

19th century. This richly illustrated volume

presents more than 170 examples from his

vast collection, juxtaposed with sixty-nine

magnificent silver objects created by the designers and artisans at

Tiffany & Co. 304 pages. MMA. 9¾x11¼. Pub. at $65.00 $27.95

*9290257 MY BOSS IS A MORON:

Strategies to Manage Up and Thrive in Any

Workplace. By Ben Askins. Hilarious and

genuinely helpful guide to navigating bad

management with your sanity and career intact.

It meets you exactly where you are: stuck under

leadership that’s clueless, careless, or

downright toxic. Get real-life strategies for

managing up, recognizing dysfunction, setting

boundaries, advocating for yourself, and more. 187 pages. Hay

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9287841 SECRETS OF THE OCTOPUS.

By Sy Montgomery et al. Montgomery highlights

the revealing new science behind the keen

intelligence and surprising social behavior of

octopus species from around the world. This

volume celebrates them in all their shapes,

colors, and capabilities. Includes “octoprofiles”

of 16 key species and glorious photographs that

burst off the page. 189 pages. National

Geographic. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*928916X THE GREATEST SPY: The True

Story of Churchill’s Secret Agent Who

Became the Model for James Bond, 007.

By John Harte. Discover the life and daring

exploits of Sidney Reilly, the real-life model for

the world’s most famous spy, James Bond.

Photos. 274 pages. Skyhorse. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

9295941 THE VERY HUNGRY

CATERPILLAR’S VERY FIRST

ANIMAL ENCYCLOPEDIA: An

Introduction to Animals, for Very

Hungry Young Minds. By Andrea Mills.

Go on an amazing journey of discovery

with the Very Hungry Caterpillar and learn

fascinating facts about animals. Ages

3-7. Fully illus. in color. 224 pages.

Dorling Kindersley. 8x10¼. Pub. at $24.99 $11.95

9296395 THE JEWISH HOLIDAY

TABLE: A World of Recipes, Traditions

& Stories to Celebrate All Year Long. By

N. Shefi & Jewish Food Society. Discover

menus for a Persian Rosh Hashanah feast, a

Ukrainian-Mexican Seder, an Iraqi spread

for Purim, and more. Recipes include

Latkes with Braised Short Ribs, Cheese

Sambusak, Vinegret, Roast Chicken with

Apricots, Mina de Espinaca, Lali Salad, and more. Fully illus.,

most in color. 400 pages. Artisan. Pub. at $36.00 $11.95

9302948 MIDTOWN AND UPTOWN

MANHATTAN AERIALS THROUGH TIME.

By Richard Panchyk. Offers a century-long

aerial perspective on New York City’s

evolving skyline and waterfronts. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298703 ASHEVILLE, NORTH

CAROLINA: A History of the Land of the

Sky. By Amy Waters Yarsinske. Asheville’s

rich history and unique identity inspire a

forward-looking vision of progress and unity.

Fully illus., some in color. 347 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9302794 EARLY PHOTOGRAPHERS OF

GLACIER NATIONAL PARK. By David R.

Butler. Showcases early Glacier National

Park photographers, from 1910-1940, and

their iconic, historic images. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.99 $7.95

9295763 FEATHERED

DINOSAURS. By Brenda Z. Guiberson,

illus. by W. Low. Scientists have found

evidence that Anchiornis, Caudipteryx,

Confuciusornis, and many more

dinosaurs all had feathers. Discover

these amazing ancient creatures–and

the connection between feathered

dinosaurs and modern-day birds! Ages

4-8. Fully illus. in color. Holt. 11x11¼. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9299025 PRINCE: Lives of Musicians. By

Jason Draper. Prince, The Purple One, The

Artist–however he is referred to, it is

undeniable that he was a creative genius–and

at times, infuriating, eccentric, and difficult.

He has inspired and paved the way for

countless musical artists; this work provides

an overview of his life until his untimely death

on April 21, 2016. 16 pages of photos, most

in color. 208 pages. Laurence King. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9298819 DAVID YARROW: How I Make

Photographs. By David Yarrow. For two

decades, Yarrow has been venturing further

and further afield in search of amazing

animals to photograph. Here, he shares the

incredible knowledge and stories he has

gathered along the way and distils them

down into the key lessons to take into your

own photography. Fully illus., some in color.

128 pages. Laurence King. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9306323 MURDER THE TRUTH: Fear, the

First Amendment, and a Secret Campaign

to Protect the Powerful. By David Enrich.

Explore an in-depth expose of the broad

campaign, orchestrated by elite Americans, to

silence dissent and protect the powerful. The

result is a story about power in the age of

Trump–the way it’s used by those who have it

and the lengths to which they will go to avoid it

being questioned. 323 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $32.99 $6.95

930312X UTAH UNIQUE. By Nick Bagley.

Takes readers on a photographic journey

through haunted locations, historic sites, and

local legends in Utah. Fully illus., many in

color. 94 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $6.95

930309X TROUBLED TIMES IN TENNESSEE. By James B.

Jones. Uncovers overlooked and taboo aspects of

Tennessee’s history, from moonshining to dueling and

lynching. Photos. 187 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9304983 HOW CHINA SEES THE

WORLD: Han-centrism and the Balance

of Power in International Politics. By

J.M. Friend & B.A. Thayer. Explores the

roots of the growing Han nationalist group

and the implications of Chinese

hypernationalism for minorities within China

and for international reasons. 179 pages.

Potomac Books. Pub. at $27.95 $5.95

930102X SINSEMILLA SINSATIONS:

Cannabis-Inspired Art Spanning Four

Decades. By Pat Ryan. Originally created as

satirical brand labels for the California

Homegrowers Association and used on greeting

cards, stickers, and t-shirts, these pot-themed

postcards are perfect for every reader’s

cannabis-related correspondence. Last Gasp.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

930486X THE ANVIL OF WAR: German

Generalship in Defense of the Eastern Front

During World War II. By E. Raus & O. von

Natzmer. Shows how the Germans adapted

techniques to cope with their enemy’s great

numerical superiority and managed to sometimes

drive back the steamroller Russian forces during

the German retreat. Illus. 302 pages. Skyhorse.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*9292160 BUILD A CAMPERVAN: The Definitive Guide.

By Calum Creasey. Whatever campervan you dream of owning,

this volume will give you the practical knowledge and inspiration

to make it a reality. It also features stories of people who have

gone through the entire process, making you aware of the dos

and don’ts along the way. Well illus.in color. 255 pages. Lannoo.

6¾x8¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $45.00 $32.95

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*9288228 PAPER OF WRECKAGE: An

Oral History of the New York Post,

1976-2024. By S. Mulcahy & F. DiGiacomo.

A lively, sprawling oral history of the New York

Post and the legendary tabloid’s cultural

impact from the 1970s to today as recounted

by the men and women who witnessed it

firsthand. 568 pages. Atria. Paperbound.

Pub. at $22.00 $16.95

9303065 STORM CHASERS: The Stunning

Skies of Tornado Alley. By Ron Stenz. The

Great Plains and portions of the Midwest are

often included in the colloquialism “Tornado

Alley.” See the jaw-dropping results as shear,

lift, instability, and moisture all come together in

abundance above vast and open landscapes to

create stunning scenes unlike anywhere else in

the world. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

*930472X GROWING PAINS: The

Troubled Lives of Child Stars. By Aubrey

Malone. From stardom to struggle, discover the

untold stories of Hollywood’s brightest child

stars. Some went on to thrive, others struggled

with addiction, loss, or fading stardom, but all

were forever marked by the industry that made

them famous. Photos. 190 pages. Histria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9304738 GRUB STREET: The Origins

of the British Press. By Ruth Herman.

Herman takes the reader back to the early

days of the British press as she explores the

remarkable variety of content that appeared in

early periodicals, including the earliest

examples of writing targeted at women and

the often bizarre or downright astonishing

advertising that shared the same pages.

287 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9297731 OPUS: The Cult of Dark

Money, Human Trafficking, and Right-Wing

Conspiracy Inside the Catholic Church. By

Gareth Gore. A thrilling expose recounting how

members of Opus Dei–a secretive,

ultra-conservative Catholic sect–pushed its

radical agenda within the Church and around the

globe, using billions of dollars siphoned from

one of the world’s largest banks. 16 pages of

photos. 452 pages. S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.00 $15.95

*929158X AMONG TIGERS: Fighting to

Bring Back Asia’s Big Cats. By K. Ullas

Karanth. Karanth shares the adventurous

real-life story of his quest to save a species

and, along the way, the hopeful realization that

tiger conservation is a battle that can be won.

Illus., some in color. 240 pages. Chicago

Review. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9304762 IF THESE WALLS COULD

TALK: Stories from the Pittsburgh

Steelers Sideline, Locker Room, and

Press Box. By Craig Wolfley with J. Wexell.

As a longtime presence with the Pittsburgh

Steelers, both as a player and broadcaster,

Wolfley knew what it meant to live and breathe

Steelers football. He opens up about his life

and career in Pittsburgh, featuring

conversations with players and coaches, as well as sharing

off-the-wall anecdotes that only he could tell. Photos.

273 pages. Triumph. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9302670 TAKE BACK YOUR BRAIN. By Ilchi Lee. In a world

overwhelmed by constant distractions and digital overload, we

risk losing touch with our most valuable asset–our brain. This

work offers a compelling guide to regaining control of your mind

and living with clarity, purpose, and authenticity. 225 pages.

Best Life Media. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $15.95

*9289526 ANGEL NUMBERS: How

to Interpret Messages from Your

Spirit Guides. By Remington Donovan.

Creates a beginner’s guide to working

with angel numbers. With clear,

accessible information about the

meanings of angel numbers and

sequences you encounter, this guide will

become your go-to spiritual reference.

255 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9301194 CREATIVE PAPER: Cut Up

This Book. The ultimate collection of

patterns, backdrops, landscapes and

scenes to cut out and stick in any journal,

scrapbook, or collage. Fully illus. in color.

Skittledog. 9¼x12¼. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.99 $15.95

*9293620 YE OLDE RANSOM NOTE STICKER BOOK. Spell

out anything, and stick it anywhere you like with these ornate alphabet

stickers. Skittledog. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

9302239 THE DISTINGUISHED

GENTLEMAN’S RIDE: A Decade

of Dapper. By R. Sayed & A.

Jones. Documents and celebrates

ten years of raising funds and

awareness for men’s health

initiatives with engaging

stories and gorgeous

photography. 229 pages.

Motorbooks. 12x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $40.00 $15.95

*9304835 A WORLD HISTORY OF RAIL:

From the Stream Regime to Today. By

Jeremy Black. There were 20,000 miles of

railways in 1865 and about a million by 2020.

Scale has always been a key theme in railway

history. In this volume, Black examines how rail

transformed the world. While always shaped by

commercial interests, the role of the railway has

been, and remains, strategic in the broadest

sense. 288 pages. Amberley. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9287175 TEACH YOURSELF

ACCENTS: Europe–A Handbook for Young

Actors and Speakers. By Robert

Blumenfeld. Covers the European accents

most useful for the stage and screen: French,

German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Swedish,

and Yiddish. The most important features of

each accent are detailed, enabling the actor to

begin immediately to sound authentic.

138 pages. Limelight. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9291709 A NATURALIST’S GUIDE TO

THE MAMMALS OF SOUTHEAST ASIA, 3RD

EDITION. By Chris R. & Loretta A. Shepherd. An

easy-to-use introductory identification guide to

129 species of mammals commonly

encountered in the Southeast Asian region,

covering Brunei, Cambodia, Indonesia, Laos,

Malaysia, Myanmar, the Philippines, Singapore,

Thailand, and Vietnam. 176 pages. John

Beaufoy. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9291695 A NATURALIST’S GUIDE

TO DANGEROUS CREATURES OF

AUSTRALIA, 2ND EDITION. By P.

Rowland & S. Eipper. An easy-to-use

introductory photographic guide to 280

species of dangerous creatures

commonly encountered in Australia.

176 pages. John Beaufoy. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

9304975 HOLLYWOOD

POOLSIDE: Classic Images of

Legendary Stars. By F. Evenhuis

& R. Landau. Marilyn Monroe,

Sophia Loren, Elizabeth Taylor,

Judy Garland, Lucille Ball, Rita

Hayworth, Gilbert Roland, and

many other icons are pictured

enjoying a true California institution–the swimming pool. Features

more than 100 photos of stars by the pool. 135 pages. Angel City.

10¼x7½. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $7.95

*9293671 WORDSEARCH: Over 150 Puzzles. Find more

than 150 themed puzzles in this beautifully designed volume,

making it the perfect treat for all puzzle fans and word

enthusiasts. Solutions included. 192 pages. Sirius.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295429 A RAGE TO CONQUER: Twelve

Battles That Changed the Course of

Western History. By Michael Walsh.

Walsh brings history to life as he considers

a group of commanders and the battles

they waged that became crucial to the

course of Western history. He looks first at

Carl Von Clausewitz, Achilles at Ilium,

Alexander at Gaugamela, Caesar at Alesia,

Constantine at the Milvian Bridge, and more. 389 pages. St.

Martin’s. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

*929063X SEARCH, FIND & COUNT:

ANIMALS & DINOSAURS. By Agnese

Baruzzi. This engaging and educational

activity title offers hours of fun for young

learners, combining entertainment with

counting and learning. Ages 5-9. Fully illus.

in color. 95 pages. Happy Fox. 7¾x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290648 SEARCH, FIND & COUNT: PRINCESSES,

DRAGONS & MONSTERS. By Agnese Baruzzi. This

engaging and educational activity title offers hours of fun for

young learners, combining entertainment with counting and

learning. Ages 5-9. Fully illus. in color. 95 pages. Happy Fox.

7¾x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

929578X FOOL’S GOLD: The Radicals,

Con Artists, and Traitors Who Killed the

California Dream and Now Threaten Us

All. By S. Crabtree & J. McFatter. A

hard-hitting work of journalism that tells the

story of the dark side of the Democratic

Party’s Californian elites. 285 pages. Center

Street. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9295798 GREEN: A Pocket Guide to Pot.

By Dan Michaels, photos by E. Christiansen.

From Jack Herer to Pineapple Express,

Northern Lights, and beyond, this work

organizes 150 cannabis strains

alphabetically, each featuring a gorgeous

photo plus a breezy description of the bud

and its essential stats: lineage, flavor, high,

and medicinal uses. Green sprayed edges.

351 pages. Chronicle. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $7.95

9298398 ABANDONED DEEP SOUTH:

Lower Alabama. By Eric Hammon. Explores

the decaying remnants of Alabama’s

forgotten history, from plantation homes to

crumbling schools. Fully illus. in color.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9298525 ABANDONED MISSISSIPPI:

Destruction in the Deep South. By Jay

Farrell. Captures the haunting beauty of

dilapidated structures in Mississippi through

Farrell’s striking photography. 96 pages.

America Through Time. Paperbound.

Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9296948 MY FIRST DOT-TO-DOT ACTIVITY BOOK: Baby

Animals. Use these fun, leveled activities to help your child

learn how to count from 1 to 20 and recognize letters from A to Z.

Ages 3 & up. Fully illus., in color. Sourcebooks. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929919X ZOMBIES HATE

STUFF. By Greg Stones. Each of

Stones’s ghoulishly colorful

paintings reveal funny and

unexpected scenes of zombie

disgruntlement, cataloging the

stuff that really riles up the

walking dead (astronauts, rain,

bagpipes, re-gifting, and more) with wit, humor, and–of

course–brains. Fully illus. in color. Chronicle. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9303111 UNITED STATES MAIL BOAT:

Lake Winnipesaukee, New Hampshire.

By Bruce D. Heald. Invites readers on a tour

of Lake Winnipesaukee in New Hampshire,

exploring the history and folklore of this

spectacular region, and of Winnipesaukee’s

unique and enchanting floating post office.

Well illus. 126 pages. Fonthill. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.95 $6.95

*9301585 THE HOUR OF THE

PREDATOR: Encounters with the

Autocrats and Tech Billionaires Taking

Over the World. By Giuliano Da Empoli. A

chilling assessment of the disintegrating

world order, telling of the rise of autocratic

regimes, the erosion of traditional diplomacy,

and the growing influence of tech billionaires

and unregulated AI. This is the one work you

absolutely need to read to understand current politics.

144 pages. Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

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*928821X PAELLA & MORE: Recipes

for the Best of Spain’s Rice and Noodle

Dishes. By Louise Pickford. Brings together

delicious rice dishes from all over Spain,

from regional classics that are enjoyed

around the world to unusual local specialties.

Paella recipes include Chicken & Seafood,

Wild Mushroom Paella with Piquillo Peppers,

Hunter’s Rice, and Canelons. 128 pages.

Ryland Peters & Small. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9288457 ITALIAN AMERICAN: Red

Sauce Classics and New Essentials. By

Angie Rito et al. Reimagine

Italian-American cooking, with more than

125 recipes rich with flavor and nostalgia.

Recipes include Shrimp Cocktail alla

Puttanesca, Sicilian Pizza Rolls, Spicy Crab

Panzanella, Eggplant Parm Pinwheel

Lasagna, and Sausaga Stuffed Rigatoni

with Peppers & Onions. Well illus., most in color. 319 pages.

Clarkson Potter. 7¾x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

9302913 LONG ISLAND AERIALS

THROUGH TIME. By Richard Panchyk.

Showcases rare aerial photographs from the

1920s-1940s, capturing a pre-suburbia

landscape and iconic events. Fully illus.

96 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9304886 BASTOGNE: Ardennes 1944.

By S. Smith & S. Forty. The siege of

Bastogne was the largest, bloodiest battle

fought by American forces in WWII, in

which a collection of units defied a German

onslaught of 400,000 men. Fully illus.,

some in color. 64 pages. Casemate.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

930293X MERRIMACK, THE RESILIENT

RIVER: An Illustrated Profile of the Most

Historic River in New England. By Dyke

Hendrickson. Highlights the dramatic life of

the Merrimack River, from the colorful days of

the Native Americans to its current status as

one of the most scenic recreational

waterways in New England. Well illus., most

in color. 127 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

*9287477 THE SEWARDS OF NEW

YORK: A Biography of a Leading American

Political Family. By Thomas P. Slaughter.

Slaughter takes us behind the curtain of the

early Victorian era’s private sphere. Through

their letters, the Sewards portray life as it was

lived by the influential and powerful, painting a

rich portrait of an extraordinary family that

played a key role in 19th-century New York and

national politics. 475 pages. Three Hills. Pub. at $37.95 $29.95

9302727 BURLINGTON NORTHERN

SANTA FE RAILROAD HERITAGE. By

B.A. Keates & K.C. Springirth. Explore the

rich heritage of the Burlington Northern

Santa Fe Railway, tracing its roots back to

1849. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

America Through Time. 8½x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

*9289747 BIG SCHOOL OF DRAWING

ANIMALS. Whether you are a complete

beginner or an artist with some experience

looking to refine your skills, this guide

covers all the essentials you need to create

both realistic and imaginative animal art,

from basic drawing techniques to advanced

concepts. Fully illus. 192 pages. Walter

Foster. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289755 BIG SCHOOL OF DRAWING

PEOPLE. Whether you are a complete

beginner or an artist with some experience

looking to refine your skills, this guide

covers the essential techniques you need

to capture people from various angles,

ages, ethnicities, and expressions. Fully

illus. 192 pages. Walter Foster. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9304827 WATERCOLORS IN THE

GARDEN: Beginner-Friendly Projects

Inspired by Chinese Aesthetics. By Zhou

Feiyu. With a focus on flowers, insects, and pets,

Feiyu guides you through simple tools, easy

color mixing, and graceful brush techniques

inspired by the aesthetic spirit of traditional

Chinese art. Featuring 16 gorgeous,

step-by-step projects, find inspiration on every

page. Fully illus. in color. 164 pages. Shanghai Press. 7¼x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9301461 LEARN TO DRAW ANYTHING:

A Simple Method to Start Drawing in 15

Minutes a Day. By Z. Leber & J. Hollants. A

comprehensive drawing guide created to

transform beginners into confident, independent

artists. This introduces techniques that provide a

strong foundation in drawing, covering a variety

of subjects, including exercises that will help you

discover your own unique style. Fully illus. 191

pages. Quarry. 6¾x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9305327 POETRY OF THE SECOND

WORLD WAR. By Tim Kendall. This

anthology seeks to showcase not only the

harrowingly beautiful poetry born from the

conflict of World War II, but also the radical

changes to style and form that came from the

epoch and altered the face of British poetry.

207 pages. Oxford. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305343 PUERTO RICO, SECOND EDITION: What

Everyone Needs to Know. By Jorge Duany. Unravels the fascinating

and turbulent past and present of an island that is politically and

economically tied to the United States, yet culturally distinct.

196 pages. Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9290656 CAN WE TALK ABOUT

ISRAEL? REVISED: A Guide for the Curious,

Confused, and Conflicted. By Daniel Sokatch.

An essential, accessible guide to one of the most

complex, controversial topics in the world, from

a leading expert on Israel and the

Israeli-Palestinian conflict. Revised and updated.

Photos. 450 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289410 RUSSIA’S WAR ON

EVERYBODY: And what It Means For You. By

Keir Giles. Shows how Moscow’s hostile

intentions for the rest of the world–beyond the war

they began with Ukraine in 2022–are far broader

and more ambitious, and the ways it tries to

achieve them, far more pervasive and damaging

than we realize. 242 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9288236 THE REHAB PLAYBOOK:

Demystifying Addiction Treatment. By Jaime

Welsh Vinck. Helps both individuals struggling

with addiction and the community of

people–family, friends, therapists, and

physicians–who care about them by providing a

deeper understanding of the treatment process as

well as how to find the right program. 259 pages.

Regalo. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305483 DRINK YOUR WAY SOBER: The

Science-Based Method to Break Free from

Alcohol. By Katie Herzog. Discover a revolutionary

and evidence-based method to treat alcohol use

disorder that does not require abstinence. Herzog

dives into the science and history of addiction

treatment to discover why we treat alcohol use

disorder the way we do and why abstinence-based

programs like Alcoholics Anonymous don’t always

work. 186 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9290664 DREAMIFESTING:

Harnessing the Power of Your Dreams

to Create the Life You Desire. By Kelly

Sullivan Walden. Discover your authentic,

soulful desires and create a life inspired by

your wildest dreams, filled with the passion

and purpose to become the best version of

yourself. 344 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9298177 THE CORPORATION IN THE 21ST CENTURY:

Why (Almost) Everything We Are Told About Business Is

Wrong. By John Kay. An incisive overhaul of our ideas about

business which redefines our understanding of successful

commercial activity and the corporation–and describes how we

have come to “love the product” as we “hate the producer.”

442 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9293566 ROOT VEGETABLES: A

Grower’s Guide. By Jean-Martin Fortier,

illus. by F. Avram. Uncovers the secrets to

cultivating a wide range of root crops, from

familiar favorites like potatoes and carrots to

lesser-known gems like oca and salsify.

This biointensive approach maximizes yield

while nurturing soil health, making this

guide invaluable to home gardeners and

market farmers alike. Fully illus. in color. 119 pages. New

Society. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9293817 BIRDS OF THE GREAT

LAKES. By Dexter Patterson. The Great

Lakes region is teeming with scores of

beautiful birds, and this easy-to-use guide

will help you identify more than 100

commonly seen birds in the area. Fully illus.

362 pages. Timber. Paperbound. Pub.

at $18.99 $14.95

*929371X FACE YOUR FINANCIAL

FEARS: The Simple Guide to Fixing Your

Relationship with Money. By Jake

Cousineau. A guilt-free guide for readers who

may have already made money mistakes and

are looking for a way to improve their financial

outlook. 201 pages. Harriman House.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9290613 LEARN TO KNIT THE EASY

WAY: Chunky Yarns, Big Needles, 16

Fabulous Projects. By Val Pierce. The

perfect guide for budding knitting

enthusiasts, this features comprehensive,

introductory lessons for beginners who

want to learn the technique of working

chunky yarns with larger needles. Fully

illus. in color. 128 pages. Landauer.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9299734 THE 1-PAGE MARKETING

PLAN, REVISED. By Allan Dib. Master the

timeless marketing system that has helped

millions of entrepreneurs scale their

businesses. The proven 9-block framework

has been refreshed with real-world scenarios

and new strategies, providing the perfect

foundation to get powerful results from today’s

marketing tools. Photos. 201 pages. Authors

Equity. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9293477 THE PARANORMAL RANGER:

A Navajo Investigator’s Search for the

Unexplained. By Stanley Milford Jr. A Navajo

Ranger’s chilling and clear-eyed memoir of

his investigations into bizarre cases of the

paranormal and unexplained in Navajoland.

Photos, most in color. 246 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9305491 A FATHER’S FIGHT: Taking on

Alex Jones and Reclaiming the Truth About

Sandy Hook. By Robbie Parker. On December 14,

2012, Robbie Parker’s daughter Emilie was killed

at Sandy Hook Elementary, a tragedy that changed

Robbie’s life and our country forever. By the next

day, Alex Jones was on air claiming the shooting

was a hoax. So begins Parker’s David and Goliath

story, a tale of hope and resilience amid hatred and

division. 221 pages. Diversion. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9302425 THE ALCHEMY OF DIVINE

WEALTH: Unlock the Power of Your

Spiritual Reality. By Elizabeth Clare Prophet.

Feeling stuck in the struggle of everyday life?

Burned out on vision boards, affirmations, and

trying to manifest your dream life? There is a

reason the law of attraction isn’t working for

you, and it’s not your fault. You’ll discover that

wealth isn’t something you attract–it’s

something you become. Illus. in color. 256 pages. Summit.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9294104 THE MAGNIFICENT BOOK OF

MONSTERS. By Diana Ferguson, illus. by G.

Kenny. Monsters from across the globe and

many different cultures are brought to life in

this volume which bursts with detailed

full-color images and fascinating facts. Beasts

include Fenrir, Mishipeshu, Minotaurs,

Morrigan, Manticores, Scylla, Medusa, and

Amarok. Ages 8-12. 80 pages. Weldon Owen.

10¾x14¾. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

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*9290214 ROMANCE,

ENDEARMENTS & AFFECTIONS

STICKER, COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK.

With more than 500 stickers featuring

nostalgic imagery of romance, including

love letters, bouquets, and Victorian

whimsy, you can craft your own charming

creations that celebrate love. Chartwell.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290206 MONSTERS, MAYHEM, & MYTHS STICKER,

COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK. Explore the dark and macabre

world of mythology and monsters with this curated collection

of over 500 stickers and more than 50 pages of coloring,

puzzles, and trivia. Perfect for those fascinated by creatures of

the night! Chartwell. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290192 FOREST, FAIRIES,

MUSHROOMS AND GOBLINS STICKER,

COLOR & ACTIVITY BOOK. With more than

500 stickers featuring fairies, forest creatures,

toadstools, goblins, and much more, you’ve

got the material you need to conjure your own

charming creations. Try your hand at a variety

of mazes, crafts, and matching games.

Chartwell. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289100 NATURE ANATOMY

POSTERS: 28 Pull-Out Prints That

Celebrate the Wonders of the Natural

World. Each page in this collection of 10"

x 12" pull-out posters invites nature

enthusiasts to learn the unique features

and names of the different types of trees,

mosses, mushrooms, wildflowers,

butterflies, snakes, backyard birds,

freshwater fish, seashells, and much more. Fully illus. in color.

Storey. 10¼x12¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*929984X RAMEN REMIX: 52

Recipes Using Everyone’s

Favorite Instant Noodle. By

Jessica Harlan. Instant ramen makes

for a great and easy meal on its own,

but have you ever wondered about

the possibilities it holds? This’ll

school you in the art of noodle-based

cooking with its 52 innovative and

creative ramen-based recipes for soups, salads, desserts, snacks, and

more. Illus. in color. 160 pages. Ulysses. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9293426 ILLUSTRATED NORSE

MYTHS. By Retold by Alex Firth et al, illus.

by M. Pincelli. A thrilling collection of

Viking myths, brought to life with evocative

illustrations. Includes a blue silk ribbon

bookmark. Ages 6-9. 275 pages. Usborne.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9287779 LITTLE KIDS FIRST

ENCYCLOPEDIA OF ALMOST

EVERYTHING. This fact-packed volume

covers all of the topics young children are

curious about, including space, science,

animals, plants, dinosaurs, history,

weather, the human body, and the

incredible planet we call home. Ages 4-8.

Fully illus. in color. 272 pages. National

Geographic. 8¾x11. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288171 A GUIDE TO READING THE

RUNES: Harness the Wisdom and

Power of the Ancient Norse Symbols.

By Laura Daligan. Learn how to divine the

future and build your personal power using

runes, the powerful Norse symbols. This

easy, accessible guide for beginners also

offers a variety of ways to take your

knowledge to the next level. Fully illus. in

color. 144 pages. CICO. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9289801 ENGINEERING: How the

Six Simple Machines Support the

World. By Carla Mooney, illus. by L.

Cornell. Young engineers learn how

mechanical, structural, civil, and other

types of engineering are based on the six

simple machines that humans have been

using for thousands of years. Ages 12-15.

Well illus. in color. 120 pages. Nomad

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*9298010 500 SEWING TIPS,

TRICKS, TECHNIQUES, AND HACKS. By

Ashley Hough. Features 500 sewing

technique hacks with easy-to-follow

photos, quick tips, and trick snippets,

answering just about any question that a

crafter may have. Fully illus. in color.

280 pages. Landauer. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.99 $14.95

*9294163 SLAVEROAD. By John Edgar

Wideman. For centuries, the buying and selling

of human beings was legal, and millions of

Africans were kidnapped, then forcibly

transported across the Atlantic Ocean to serve as

slaves. The enduring legacies of this slave road

traffic continue to poison the experiences and

journeys of all Americans. 212 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9301259 THE COMING GOLDEN AGE:

31 Ways to Be Kingdom Ready. By David

Jeremiah. Unfolds the Second Coming of

Christ and His millennium reign here on earth

while also showing how the correct

interpretation of these pivotal events changes

how we live here and now. 290 pages. Thomas

Nelson. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9298169 THE BROTHERS GRIMM: A

Biography. By Ann Schmiesing. The first

English-language biography in over fifty years

to tell the full, vibrant story of Jacob and

Wilhelm Grimm, known to history as the

Brothers Grimm. 336 pages. Yale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $14.95

*9298126 USELESS ETYMOLOGY:

Offbeat Word Origins for Curious Minds. By

Jess Zafarris. Takes readers on a time-traveling

adventure to unlock the beauty, wonder, and

absurdity within our everyday words, how they

came to be, and the unexpected ways their

origins weave a global, cross-cultural labyrinth

of meaning. 314 pages. Chambers.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9288287 WORDS OF JESUS: Glow-in-the-Dark

Coloring. These glow-in-the-dark coloring pages will brighten

your life with beloved Bible passages and uplifting illustrations.

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

9296700 ACCIDENTALLY WES

ANDERSON: Adventures. By Wally &

Amanda Koval. With more than 200 new

destinations, join us on a visual adventure to

every continent, exploring the most

stunning and unusual places on the planet.

Inspired by the cinematic world of Wes

Anderson, this collection of phenomenal

photographs, idiosyncratic characters, and

surprisingly true tales will send you on adventures big and small.

352 pages. Voracious. 7½x9¼. Pub. at $45.00 $11.95

9292411 ELEPHANT KINGDOM:

Sculptures from Indian Architecture.

By Vikramajit Ram. Traces the myriad

stories and symbolisms behind India’s

much-loved animal through its depictions

in architectural sculpture. At the heart of

the study is a collection of over sixty color

photographs from a diverse range of

antique settings, many of which are

located in remote parts of the subcontinent. 104 pages. Mapin.

9x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9288317 THE BARTENDER’S PANTRY:

A Beverage Handbook for the

Universal Bar. By J. Meehan et al, illus.

by B. Sasso. A professional guide that

surveys and celebrates the culinary

ingredients in mixed drinks, with more than

100 recipes from the world’s most creative

bartenders. Drinks include Sangria Roja,

Wondermint Malted, Coquito,

Thunderbird, and Sorrel Rum Punch. Well illus. in color.

377 pages. Ten Speed. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9290907 ‘TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS,

Y’ALL. By Landon Bryant. A reimagination of the classic “The Night

Before Christmas” poem with a unique and humorous Southern

twist. Includes a recipe from the author for sweet potato casserole

and, for the yanks, a glossary of Southern-isms. Well illus. in color.

Running Press. Pub. at $13.00 $9.95

930360X MEALS THAT HEAL

INFLAMMATION, REVISED: Embrace

Healthy Living and Eliminate Pain, One

Meal at a Time. By Julie Daniluk. An

indispensable volume for anyone wanting to

get to the root of illness. Well-written and

documented, this makes it easy to learn how

to reverse inflammation naturally. Recipes

include Ginger Root Tea; The G7 Green Drink;

Grain-Free Berry Muffins; Dijon Chicken; and Raw Pad Thai. Illus. in

color. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $9.95

9295348 MAKING A MASTERPIECE:

The Stories Behind Iconic Artworks. By

Debra N. Mancoff. What makes a work of art

a masterpiece? Discover the answers in the

fascinating stories of how these artworks

came to be and the circumstances of their

long-lasting impact on the world. Fully

illus., most in color. 223 pages. Frances

Lincoln. 7x9¾. Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9300287 BIG DIP ENERGY: 88 Parties

in a Bowl for Snacking, Dinner,

Dessert, and Beyond! By Alyse

Whitney. Offers endless fun and easy

ways to both entertain and enjoy solo with

creative dips and dippers. Dip ideas

include Pina Colada, Broccoli Cheddar,

Peaches & Cream, Miso Eggplant,

Spanikopida, and Taco 7-Layer. Fully

illus. in color. 263 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9288422 GOLF IN HOLLYWOOD:

Where the Stars Come Out to Play.

By R.Z. Chew & D.D. Pavoni. Shares

the pleasures of the game, along with

candid shots of some of filmland’s

biggest names as they take their turns

at the tee. Fully illus. 144 pages. Angel

City. 10½x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9298002 THE POCKET BOOK OF JUNG.

By Lily Yuan. Learn the key ideas of the

incredible psychologist Carl Jung in this

handy pocket guide, complete with accessible

summaries, diagrams, and illustrations.

Covers topics including his life, psychological

types, shadows & personas, and his lasting

legacy. Sprayed edges. 208 pages. Sirius.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9293000 THE RIBBON STUDIO:

Inspiring Gifts and Craft Projects for

Every Occasion. By Angela Liguori.

Learn how to make more than a dozen

ribbon accessories, home decor items,

and gift embellishments with this DIY

guide. Fully illus. in color. 176 pages.

Abrams. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9289844 SECRET WEAPONS OF

WORLD WAR II: The Undercover

Innovations in Military Armaments,

1939-45. By Chris McNab. In this fascinating

account, McNab examines the development of

a range of hitherto unknown and at times

shockingly effective weapons that were

developed and unleashed on an unsuspecting

world over the course of the war. Photos.

255 pages. Sirius. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296131 THE OTHER SIDE OF THE

COIN: The Queen, the Dresser and

the Wardrobe. By Angela Kelly. Kelly

was Her Majesty’s Senior Dresser, Her

Majesty’s Personal Adviser and Curator,

and In-House Designer–positions she

has held for the past 25 years. As the first

person in history to hold these titles, she

shares her uniquely close working

relationship with The Queen in this beautifully illustrated

volume. 304 pages. Harper. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

930598X THE GREAT AMERICAN

RECIPE COOKBOOK, SEASON TWO

EDITION. Ed. by Claire Schulz. This is the

best of American home cooking, in all its

incredible diversity–from the East Coast to

the islands of Hawaii, from indigenous to

immigrant families. Recipes include Chicken

Curry and Roti, Baby Back Ribs with Cheesy

Corn and Slaw, Lasagna Soup with Garlic

Knots, Triple Chocolate Cheesecake Cups, and more! Well illus. in

color. 251 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $39.95 $9.95

– 25 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9303871 WHAT GOES WITH WHAT:

100 Recipes, 20 Charts, Endless

Possibilities. By Julia Turshen. An

original, inspired, and interactive approach

to cooking that takes the guesswork out of

everyday meals. Recipes include Winter

Chopped Salad; BLTs; Mushrooms

Rockefeller; Roasted Squash Soup;

Chicken Scarpariello; Eggplant Parm

Heroes; and Chocolate Espresso Wake-Up Cake. Fully illus. in

color. 317 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $34.99 $9.95

9288341 THE BOOK OF SICHUAN

CHILI CRISP: Spicy Recipes and

Stories from Fly By Jing’s Kitchen. By

Jing Gao. Explore the “not traditional but

personal” Sichuan flavors through 85 hot

recipes. Ideas include Cucumber & Yuba

Salad, Chili Oil Chaoshou, Wagyu

Cheeseburger Pot Stickers, Mapo Tofu,

Twice-Cooked Pork, Collagen Congee,

Dan Dan Noodles, and Brown Sugar Mochi. Fully illus. in color.

241 pages. Ten Speed. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9300759 DI AN: The Salty, Sour,

Sweet and Spicy Flavors of

Vietnamese Cooking with Twaydabae.

By Tue Nguyen. Discover and enjoy the

delicious, vibrant flavors of Vietnamese

cuisine with these authentic and modern

recipes, perfect for every home cook.

Ideas include Bo Luc Lac, Crab Fried Rice,

Honey-Glazed Shrimp, Vietnamese Coffee

Creme Brulee, and Chicken & Ginger Dumplings. Well illus. in

color. 245 pages. S&S. 8¼x9¼. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

9292500 RED HOT KITCHEN: Classic

Asian Chili Sauces from Scratch and

Delicious Dishes to Make with Them.

By Diana Kuan. Kuan offers a flavorful

education in the art of cooking with

homemade Asian hot sauces. From Thai

Sriracha to Indonesian sambal, Korean

gochujang, and other fiery favorites, Asian

chili sauces add a palate-pleasing, subtle

kick or scorch to stir-fries, appetizers, and noodle dishes. Color

photos. 256 pages. Avery. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9299076 SUSTAINABLE STYLE: The Great British Sewing

Bee. By A. Bruce & C. Akselson. Covers everything you need to build

your sewing repertoire and grow in confidence as you sew yourself

sustainable. Includes downloadable PDF pattern sheets. Fully illus.,

most in color. 223 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $35.00 $9.95

*9301704 URSULA K. LE GUIN’S

BOOK OF CATS. In her life as in her art, Le

Guin was fascinated by the feline. This

irresistible work about cats gathers

poems, meditations, and drawings

dedicated to the complicated creature that

captured her imagination. Well illus., most

in color. 95 pages. Library of America.

Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

9304932 ENCHANTED COLOR BY

NUMBERS. Explore a magical,

mysterious world with this inspirational

collection of color-by-number artworks,

showcasing 45 images by Andres

Vaisberg. Just follow the color key to create

striking artworks of dragons, phoenixes,

flying horses, and more. Arcturus. 9x10¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9300392 CREATOPIA: A Coloring

Book. Explore your creativity in this

incredible collection of creatures,

featuring the signature doodle style

of the popular artist Vexx. From fierce

tigers to serene turtles, there are

dozens of pages in which to get crazy

with color. TarcherPerigee. 10x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9306854 DRAWING THE VIKINGS:

Learning to Draw & Drawing to Learn. By

Max Marlborough, illus. by M. Bergin. Meet

these expert explorers and learn about their

voyages and culture. Begin by drawing a map

of their home in Scandinavia, and then try

your hand at capturing their runic alphabet,

their elaborate woodcarvings, their weapons,

their ships, and beyond. Ages 8 & up. Fully

illus., most in color. 64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. $5.95

9307001 GEORGE: A Magpie Memoir. By

Frieda Hughes. When Hughes moved to the

Welsh countryside, she was expecting to take

on a few projects. Instead, she found herself

rescuing a baby magpie, George, the sole

survivor of a nest destroyed in a storm–and

embarking on an obsession that would change

the course of her life. Illus. 264 pages. Avid

Reader. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9301038 TINTIN & SNOWY BIG

ACTIVITY BOOK. By G. Harvey & S.

Beecroft. Unravel exciting mysteries,

solve mind-boggling puzzles, and

decipher secret codes. This title is packed

full of quizzes, experiments, games,

things to make, and eye-popping facts.

Ages 9-12. 95 pages. Last Gasp.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9307133 IN OUR TIME. By Tom Wolfe. A biting collection of

Wolfe’s essays and illustrations cataloging and critiquing the

state of 1970s American society. 127 pages. Picador.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9300201 THE ANTI-COMMUNIST

MANIFESTO. By Jesse Kelly. A cry striking

at the roots of today’s major issues, Kelly

addresses the most dangerous philosophy

in history and its resurgence. 321 pages.

Threshold. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9300023 AN AMERICAN SOLDIER IN THE

GREAT WAR: The World War I Diary and

Letters of Elmer O. Smith. By John

DellaGiustina. Placing Private Smith’s war

diary and letters into historical context, the

author describes how a typical American

soldier underwent rigorous training and then

fought bravely with his unit against a

determined German army in the brutal

conditions and carnage of the Western Front. 40 pages of illus.

327 pages. Hellgate. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9296573 MILTON FRIEDMAN: The Last

Conservative. By Jennifer Burns. Explores

Friedman’s key role in creating a new

economic vision and a modern American

conservatism. The result is a revelatory

biography of America’s first neoliberal–and

perhaps its last great conservative. 578 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.00 $5.95

9288325 BEHIND THE SEAMS: My Life

in Rhinestones. By Dolly Parton with H.

George-Warren. Global superstar Dolly

Parton shares, for the first time, the full

story behind her lifelong passion for

fashion, including how she developed her

distinctly Dolly style, which has defied

convention and endeared her to fans

around the world. Fully illus. in color.

328 pages. Ten Speed. 9¼x12¼. Pub. at $50.00 $19.95

9292934 PREPARED: A Manual for

Surviving Worst-Case Scenarios. By Mike

Glover. Overturns today’s paranoid survival

wisdom and teaches the foundational skills of

preparedness that will not only help you build

situational awareness and achieve greater

mobility, but that will also help you build resilient

mental and spiritual habits. 286 pages. Portfolio.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9295267 A HEALTHY BRAIN FOR LIFE. By

Richard Furman. Drawing from the latest

medical research, Dr. Furman helps readers

understand brain health and shows them how

to make three powerful lifestyle changes that

can help decrease the probability of

developing dementia or Alzheimer’s.

298 pages. Revell. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306625 THE 7 HABITS OF HIGHLY

EFFECTIVE PEOPLE. By Stephen R. Covey. One

of the most inspiring works ever written, this title

has captivated readers for decades. It has

transformed the lives of presidents and CEOs,

educators and parents–millions of people of all

ages and occupations. This edition includes

modern additions from the author. 440 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300724 CONQUERING CRISIS: Ten

Lessons to Learn Before You Need Them.

By William H. McRaven. Provides a new set of

tools for facing stressful moments with poise.

This work breaks crises down into five

phases–assess, report, contain, shape, and

manage–and provides concrete steps to come

out stronger on the other side. 219 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

9300635 BAD MOTHERFUCKER: The

Life and Times of Samuel L. Jackson, the

Coolest Man in Hollywood. By Gavin

Edwards. An exploration and celebration of

the life and work of the coolest man in

Hollywood, Samuel L. Jackson–from his

star-making turns in the films of Spike Lee

and Quentin Tarantino to his ubiquitous roles

in the Star Wars and Marvel franchises, as

well as the cult favorite Snakes on a Plane. Illus. 358 pages.

Hachette. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9293213 TRUE WEST: Sam Shepard’s

Life, Work, and Times. By Robert Greenfield.

Charts Shepard’s long and complicated

journey from a small town in Southern

California to becoming an internationally

known playwright and movie star. Makes the

case for Shepard as not just a great American

writer but a unique figure who first brought the

sensibility of rock’n’roll to theater. Photos,

some in color. 432 pages. Crown. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9295631 ZENITH MAN: Death, Love, and

Redemption in a Georgia Courtroom. By

McCracken Poston, Jr. This is the fascinating

true story–sometimes humorous, sometimes

heartbreaking–of an idealistic young lawyer

determined to free an innocent neurodivergent

man accused of murdering the wife no one

knew he had. 16 pages of photos. 296 pages.

Citadel. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9293019 SAILING THE GRAVEYARD SEA. By Richard Snow.

A compelling account of the only mutiny in the history of the

United States Navy–a little-known but once notorious event that

cost three young men their lives. Photos. 285 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9306633 AS YOU WISH: Inconceivable

Tales from the Making of The Princess

Bride. By Cary Elwes with J. Layden. The

bestselling account of the making of the cult

classic film, filled with never-before-told

stories, exclusive photographs, and interviews

from the cast, crew, and director Rob Reiner.

16 pages of photos, some in color. 259 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9300791 DUNGEONS & DRAGONS STICKER ART PUZZLES.

By Steve Behling. These 15 sticker puzzles showcase ferocious

monsters from the world of Dungeons & Dragons and are a great way

to relax after an epic quest. 81 pages. Thunder Bay. 8x11¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9306161 THE LONGEST CON: How

Grifters, Swindlers, and Frauds Hijacked

American Conservatism. By Joe Conason. A

chronicle of how conservatism turned into a

racketeering enterprise–and why Donald Trump

became the living emblem of the American

Right’s moral decay. Explores a movement

whose principal aim is not to protect freedom or

defend the Constitution, but merely to line the

pockets of pretenders and ignorant blowhards who now endanger

the nation. 303 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9295003 101 THINGS TO DO WITH

BACON. By Eliza Cross. Bring home the

bacon with these delicious recipes, including

appetizers, salads, dinners, and even

desserts. Recipes include Bacon-Wrapped

Scallops; Butter Bean, Leek, and Bacon Soup;

Bacon Reubens; Maple-Bacon Drumsticks;

and more! 128 pages. Gibbs Smith.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9295011 101 THINGS TO DO WITH A

DUTCH OVEN. By Vernon Winterton. The

Dutch oven might just become the most

popular cooking method in your house with

this collection of recipes. Ideas include the

Mountain Man Breakfast, Italian Herb and

Cheese Loaf, Sausage Spinach Wreath,

Honey-Glazed Carrots, Dutch Oven Stew,

and Caramel Apple Cobbler. 128 pages.

Gibbs Smith. Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9304940 ETERNITY STREET: Violence and

Justice in Frontier Los Angeles. By John

Mack Faragher. The story of a violent place in a

violent time: the rise of Los Angeles from its

origins as a small Mexican pueblo, showcasing

a dramatic history of conquest and ethnic

suppression, of collective disorder and

interpersonal conflict. 16 pages of photos.

580 pages. Norton. Pub. at $35.00 $5.95

9292942 PSEUDOSCIENCE: An

Amusing History of Crackpot Ideas and

Why We Love Them. By L. Kang & N.

Pedersen. A visual and narrative history of

popular ideas, phenomena, and widely held

beliefs disproven by science. Fully illus.,

most in color. 309 pages. Workman.

Pub. at $25.00 $5.95

9295399 THE OXFORD ESSENTIAL

GUIDE TO WRITING. By Thomas S. Kane.

Whether you’re composing a letter, writing a

school thesis, or starting a novel, this

resource offers expert advice on how to think

more creatively, how to conjure up ideas

from scratch, and how to express those ideas

clearly and elegantly. 451 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9296549 LOVERS IN AUSCHWITZ: A True

Story. By Keren Blankfeld. The mesmerizing

and inspirational true story of two Holocaust

survivors who fell in love in Auschwitz, only to

be separated upon liberation and lead

remarkable lives apart following the war–and

then find each other again more than 70 years

later. 390 pages. Back Bay. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296069 ZENDOODLE COLORING

PRESENTS KEEP MERRY AND COLOR

ON DELUXE EDITION. Make your

holiday season merry and bright with

these fun and easy yuletide illustrations.

From beautiful winter collages and jingle

bells to Santas and festive holly, all 75

joyful images are printed on perforated,

single-sided pages for easy removal and

display. Includes six colored pencils. St. Martin’s. 8½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9298908 HOW TO TALK SO MEN WILL

LISTEN: A Coloring Book. The perfect

coloring break for women who experience

mansplaining, dismissive attitudes,

double-standards, and offhand sexist

remarks. Laugh your way through the

pages–and who knows, in so doing, you may

find inspirational, new ways to respond to a

man without damaging his fragile ego too

severely. Castle Point. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9302190 CREATIVE HAVEN

ADORABLE DOGS COLORING BOOK.

These designs are pawsitively delightful.

Thirty-one charming illustrations feature a

variety of cute canines enjoying a beach

vacation, celebrating a birthday, dressing

up for Halloween, and many other playful

pastimes. The imaginative images are

enhanced with intricate details. Dover.

8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9298754 THE BIG-ASS SWEAR

WORD COLORING BOOK. Features

positive yet filthy sayings to color and

display. Everyone can relate to these

bold, sassy sentiments, and can relax

while coloring the f*ckers in. St.

Martin’s. 8½x10. Paperbound. Pub. at

$15.99 $4.95

9304894 CREATIVE HAVEN BIRDS

DOT-TO-DOT COLORING BOOK.

Discover unexpected images of favorite

birds with this collection of dot-to-dot

puzzles. Connect the dots, and color the

images to create 30 complex images of a

peacock, horned owl, and others.

Single-sided perforated pages for easy

removal and display. Solutions included.

Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9300058 THE BRIGHT AGES: A New History

of Medieval Europe. By M. Gabriele & D.M.

Perry. Recasts the European Middle Ages for

what it was, capturing this 1,000-year era in all its

complexity and fundamental humanity, bringing

to light both its beauty and its horrors. Reminds

us just how permeable our man-made borders

have always been, of the possible worlds the past

has always made available to us, and more. Color

photos. 307 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9305009 KAFFE FASSETT IN THE STUDIO: Behind the

Scenes with a Master Colorist. By Kaffe Fassett, photos by

D. Patterson. Fassett provides a window into his creative

process, offering readers new patterns, new ideas, and new

inspiration. Fully illus. in color. 239 pages. Abrams. 9x11.

Pub. at $40.00 $17.95

*9291725 WELL BEINGS: How the

Seventies Lost Its Mind and Taught Us to

Find Ourselves. By James Riley. Delves deep

into the mind of the 1970s: its popular culture,

its radical philosophies, its approach to health,

and its sense of social crisis. 462 pages. Icon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $15.95

*9298231 THE MURDAUGH MURDERS

CASE: South Carolina. By Arthur Cerf. For the first

time in his life, attorney Alex Murdaugh–the scion of

a long line of lawyers and prosecutors–stands

before a jury at the Colleton Courthouse as a

defendant. He is accused of having murdered both

his wife, Maggie, and his son, Paul, on the evening

of June 7, 2021. 182 pages. Crime Ink.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*9293728 THE GAME MASTER’S

HANDBOOK OF COLLABORATIVE

CAMPAIGN DESIGN. By Jonah & Tristan

Fishel. Following the example of the

bestselling first volume in the Game Master’s

Handbook series, this new entry forgoes stat

blocks and maps in favor of clear explanations

and guides that focus on developing and

running an original campaign. Photos. 269

pages. Media Lab. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

9304959 EVERYDAY PATTERNS:

Easy-Sew Pieces to Mix and Match.

By Lotta Jansdotter. These easy-to-sew

pieces will become your favorite

garments. Includes sewing instructions

and flexible, unisex patterns for a tunic, a

shirt, a skirt, a dress, pants, a jacket, and a

robe, along with patterns for making a tote

bag, a scarf, and other accessories. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Abrams. 8¾x9¾. Pub. at $29.99 $11.95

9298983 THE MODERN LOSS

HANDBOOK: An Interactive Guide to

Moving Through Grief and Building Your

Resilience. By Rebecca Soffer. Offers

candid, practical, and witty advice for

confronting a future without your person,

honoring their memory, dealing with trigger

days, managing your professional life, and

navigating new and existing relationships.

234 pages. Running Press. Pub. at $22.00 $5.95

9290966 CRAYOLA: Ready for School. Get ready for school

with this guidebook that teaches the alphabet, numbers, colors,

and shapes. Includes 36 punch-out flash cards and 200 stickers.

Ages 3 & up. Fully illus., most in color. 192 pages. Dreamtivity.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9298770 THE CHICKEN SHACK:

Over 65 Cluckin’ Good Recipes That

Showcase the Best Ways to Enjoy

Chicken. By Text by Valerie-Aikman

Smith et al. Features tasty and

comforting recipes for delicious chicken

dishes, from wings to burritos to

casseroles. Ideas include Chicken with

Garlic Bites, Buttermilk-Crumbed

Wings, Barbecue Chicken Fries, Chipotle Chicken Grilled

Cheese, and Chicken Tikka Masala. Fully illus. in color.

144 pages. Ryland Peters & Small. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9295933 UNDERWORLD: Exploring the Secret World

Beneath Your Feet. By Jane Price, illus. by J.G. Hancock. With the

intriguing idea of exploring what lies below the surface of the Earth

as its broad theme, this fascinating work cleverly dices up the

subject into small, more manageable pieces ready to be devoured

by young readers. Ages 8-12. Fully illus. in color. 96 pages. Kids

Can. 9¼x10½. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9304851 101 THINGS TO DO WITH

TOFU. By D. Kelly & A. Tegtmeier. From

breakfast, soups and salads to kid friendly

favorites, international entrees and

desserts, tofu is not for stir fry anymore!

Ideas include Tomato Onion Chowder,

Layered Fiesta Chopped Salad, California

Breakfast Burritos, Healthy Mac & Cheese,

and Raspberry Chocolate Chunk Pie. 127

pages. Gibbs Smith. Spiralbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

*9289569 DO MAINTAIN: How to

Sharpen Knives, Scissors and Garden

Tools. By Gareth Heaton. Draws on years of

experience to provide step-by-step

instructions on how to correctly sharpen your

tools. Using whetstones and other abrasives,

you’ll make them more effective and safer to

use. Well illus. in color. 142 pages. Do Book

Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9293515 MANGA MUSCLES: An

Artist’s Guide to Drawing Powerful Male

Bodies. By Syu Itadori et al. Teaches you

how to draw powerful male bodies in

dynamic styles–from athletic to bodybuilder

to fantasy superhero–in hundreds of

different situations and from all possible

angles. Plus, you’ll learn to adjust the

physical attributes of each character so they

don’t all look the same. Fully illus., some in color. Tuttle. 7½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9305262 ATHEISM: What Everyone

Needs to Know. By Michael Ruse. Provides a

balanced look at atheism, considering the

topic historically, philosophically,

theologically, sociologically, and

psychologically. 289 pages. Oxford.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9291733 WHAT THE BIBLE REALLY

SAYS: About Creation, End Times,

Politics, and You. By Jim DeMint. A work

which promises to intrigue and challenge

Christians from nominal believers to seasoned

pew sitters. 233 pages. Fidelis. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*928768X MISQUOTING JESUS: The Story

Behind Who Changed the Bible and Why. By

Bart D. Ehrman. Discover how the mistakes and

changes shaped the Bible we read today. A

religious and biblical scholar presents a

provocative case that many of our widely held

beliefs about the divinity of Jesus, the Trinity, and

the divine origins of the Bible itself are the result of

both intentional and accidental alterations by

scribes. 266 pages. HarperOne. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9287663 JESUS, INTERRUPTED:

Revealing the Hidden Contradictions in

the Bible (and Why We Don’t Know About

Them). By Bart D. Ehrman. Ehrman

demonstrates that the New Testament is

riddled with contradictory views about who

Jesus was and the significance of his life. He

reveals that many of the books were written in

the names of the apostles by Christians living

decades later, and that the central Christian doctrines were the

inventions of still later theologians. 292 pages. HarperOne.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9290591 3D BOTANICAL

EMBROIDERY & STUMPWORK: 17

Thread Projects to Make, Wear, and

Display. By Melissa Galbraith.

Featuring seventeen raised embroidery

projects for embroiderers of any skill

level, the author offers a user-friendly

introduction for anyone who wants their

embroidery to pop. 191 pages.

Landauer. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9289518 MUSHROOM DAY: A Story

of 24 Hours and 24 Fungal Lives. By

Alison Pouliot, illus. by S. Patience. An

hourly guide that spotlights twenty-four

fungus species as they spread spores, find

food, and adapt to a changing planet. Well

illus. 191 pages. Univ of Chicago Press.

Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9305319 PHYSICIAN-ASSISTED

DEATH: What Everyone Needs to Know. By

L.W. Sumner. Equips readers with everything

they need to know to take a reasoned and

informed position in this important debate,

providing needed context for the debate by

situating physician-assisted death within the

wider framework of end-of-life care, explaining

why the movement to legalize it now enjoys

such strong public support. 243 pages. Oxford. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9289097 MY PARENT THE PEACOCK:

Discovery and Recovery from Narcissistic

Parenting. By Kathleen Saxton. The scars

inflicted on childhood by a parent with narcissistic

tendencies are lasting, but they don’t have to

define your future. This is a compassionate,

insightful, and clear-eyed guide to recovery that

validates your lived experience while offering

practical steps towards healing and freedom.

269 pages. Sheldon. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9302603 PIRATES AND THE LOST

TEMPLAR FLEET: The Secret Naval War

Between the Knights Templar & the Vatican.

By David Hatcher Childress. When the Templars

were disbanded by papal order in 1307, their

massive fleet disappeared from its base at La

Rochelle. What became of the ships and the

famous treasure of the Templars? This volume

seeks to answer that question with pirates,

Freemasonry, and the New World. Illus. 277 pages. Adventures

Unlimited. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

*9287132 ARMED WITH GOOD

INTENTIONS. By Wallo267. Wallace

“Wallo267" Peeples spent twenty years in and out

of the prison system before dedicating himself to

social impact, cultural influence, and success.

Now he shares his story with the trademark

honesty that’s made him an inspiration to

millions. Color photos. 225 pages. Gallery.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $13.95

*9305351 QUANTUM PHYSICS: What

Everyone Needs to Know. By Michael G.

Raymer. From applications like data

encryption and micro-circuitry to principles

and concepts like Absolute Zero and

Heisenberg’s Uncertainty principle, this study

is a wide-reaching introduction to a nearly

ubiquitous scientific topic. Photos. 306 pages.

Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9305076 THE ORANGE AND THE DREAM OF CALIFORNIA.

By David Boule. Takes a lively, literary, and extraordinarily visual

look at the symbiotic and highly symbolic relationship between

the Golden State and its “golden apple.” Fully illus., many in

color. 175 pages. Angel City. 9¼x9¼. Pub. at $35.00 $13.95

*9305335 THE PORNOGRAPHY

INDUSTRY: What Everyone Needs to

Know. By Shira Tarrant. We may know

pornography when we see it, but the business

of pornography is a surprisingly elusive

subject. Reliable figures about the industry are

difficult to come by and widely disputed, but

one undebatable matter is that pornography is

a major and ubiquitous enterprise. 196 pages.

Oxford. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9300252 BATTLE OF INK AND ICE: A

Sensational Story of News Barons,

North Pole Explorers, and the Making of

Modern Media. By Darrell Hartman. Tells a

sixty-year saga of frostbite and fake news

that follows the no-holds-barred battle

between two legendary explorers to reach

the North Pole, and the newspapers which

stopped at nothing to get and sell the story.

16 pages of photos. 387 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9298916 KNITTING BY DESIGN:

Gather Inspiration, Design Looks and

Knit 15 Fashionable Projects. By

Emma Robertson, photos by M. Wanger.

Presents a unique and creative approach

to knitting as Robertson walks readers

through her process from the kernel of

inspiration to its rewarding execution.

Fully illus. in color. 143 pages.

Chronicle. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9303146 YORKTOWN, VIRGINIA THROUGH TIME. By Amy

Waters Yarsinske. Yorktown, where the Revolutionary War’s tide

turned in 1781, remains a symbol of American independence

and liberty. Fully illus., some in color. 218 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9302891 IT’S A PLEASURE: The Men

Who Ushered in the Era of the Floating

Casino. By J. Michael Niotta. Details the rise

of West Coast gambling ships, highlighting

crime figures, rivalries, and their legacy. Well

illus. 153 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

9298738 AMAZING COPYCAT

COLORING: Cool Pictures to Copy and

Complete. Instead of page after page of

black and white images to color, this features

two versions of each image: one in the

traditional coloring book format, and the

other completely colored in. Ages 5-9. B.E.S.

8¼x11¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9298835 EASY SMOOTHIES &

JUICES: Simply Delicious

Recipes for Goodness in a Glass.

By Maxine Clark et al. Collects more

than 100 recipes for smoothies,

juices, and shakes, craftable for any

season. Ideas include Basil Limeade,

Citrus Fizz, Strawberry Fruche, White

Chocolate Frothy, Mocha Ice Cream

Special, Peach & Orange Nectar, and Carrot & Ginger Crush.

Fully illus. in color. 240 pages. Ryland Peters & Small.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9295976 THE BOOK OF ANIMAL

SECRETS: Nature’s Lessons for a Long and

Happy Life. By David B. Agus with K. Loberg. A

physician and biomedical researcher explores

the ways that we can harness the wonders of the

animal kingdom in our very own human lives.

Teeming with lively storytelling and astonishing

practical takeaways, this revelatory guide will

have you rethinking what’s possible for your

health and well-being–now and for years to come. Illus. 370 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9299548 TASTE OF HOME SOUPS. Ed.

by Janet Briggs. Warm your body and soul

with a steaming bowl of soup! Includes over

425 soup recipes, such as Quick Pizza,

Zesty Hamburger, Harvest, Creamy Bacon

Mushroom, Starry Fruit, Cheddar Potato,

and Chicken Asparagus. Fully illus. in

color. 348 pages. Reader’s Digest.

Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9301178 WE’VE GOT ISSUES: How You

Can Stand Strong For America’s Soul and

Sanity. By Phillip C. McGraw. Dr. Phil offers

his insight on how to come home to our core

values, fortify our families, and re-embrace

self-determination and self-governance. 384

pages. Threshold. Pub. at $34.99 $6.95

929614X OVER THE INFLUENCE: A

Memoir. By Joanna Levesque. Explore a

breathtakingly candid memoir by the

chart-topping, multi-platinum recording artist.

In this raw, behind-the-scenes look at her life,

both personal and professional, JoJo’s

unflinching vulnerability allows readers to

connect with her through stories of success,

heartbreak, redemption, and resilience. 16

pages of color photos. 330 pages. Da Capo. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9289836 MODERN MILITARY

AIRCRAFT POCKET GUIDE. By Edward

Ward. Features more than 100 of the most

important and influential military aircraft

serving today, ranging from the latest F-35

Lightning II stealth fighter to the Chinese

Shaanxi KJ-500 AWACS aircraft. Fully illus.

in color. 224 pages. Amber. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9289828 FIGHTER AIRCRAFT OF WORLD WAR II

POCKET GUIDE. By Edward Ward. Features more than 100 of

the greatest and most important aircraft to serve in the Axis and

Allied forces during the Second World War. Fully illus. in color.

224 pages. Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292144 BOB ROSS KAWAII

COLORING BOOK. This adorable

kawaii-style art brings out the fun and playful

side of Bob Ross and his sidekick, Peapod the

Squirrel. Inspired by the landscape of his

beloved paintings, see Bob like you’ve never

seen him before as he ventures out of his

studio and into the wild! Thunder Bay. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*9301429 ZENLINE MANDALAS:

Draw Over the Lines to Create Beautiful

Designs and Calm Your Mind. A new

calming activity book series with a twist:

Instead of coloring in between the lines,

trace the lines themselves with a black pen

and discover a new zen activity to occupy

your mind and hands. ILEX. 7¼x8¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9293957 PLAY MAHJONG! An All-Levels Guide to

American Mahjong. By Alyssa Gross. A comprehensive guide

to the American version of the game, packed with interactive

step-by-step instructions, helpful tips, tricks, and fun facts

designed to enhance your playing experience. Illus. in color.

143 pages. Rock Point. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*928978X CAT BREEDS POCKET GUIDE:

Characteristics, Breeds, Care, Origins. By

Julianna Photopoulos. Ready for a cat but not

sure what the right breed for you might be? This

guide can help you decide which type could be

the perfect pet to match your lifestyle and theirs,

while providing insight to 90 cat breeds and their

history, personality, health, grooming, and

nutritional needs. Fully illus. in color. 223 pages.

Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9295372 A MURDER IN HOLLYWOOD:

The Untold Story of Tinseltown’s Most

Shocking Crime. By Casey Sherman. Pulls

back Tinseltown’s velvet curtain to reveal the

dark underbelly of celebrity, rife with toxic

masculinity and casual violence against

women, and tells the story of Lana Turner and

her daughter, who finally stood up to the

abuse that plagued their family for years.

Photos. 293 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $27.99 $7.95

*9289798 DOG BREEDS POCKET

GUIDE: Characteristics, Breeds, Care,

Origins. By Tom Jackson. Ready for a dog but

not sure what the right breed for you might be?

This guide can help you decide which type

could be the perfect pet to match your lifestyle

and theirs, while providing insight to 100 dog

breeds and their history, personality, health,

grooming, and nutritional needs. Fully illus. in

color. 223 pages. Amber. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9299874 THEY BUILT THE EARTH: Then

Seeded Life 3.7 Billion Years Ago–It’s

Time to Unlock the Message They Left. By

C. Knight & A. Butler. Provides details of the

existence of conspicuous instructions on how

to unlock the communication contained within

our DNA coding that was planted within the

first human beings and has been carried with

each generation. Photos. 149 pages. 6th

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9299823 PANTHEON: The Irish. By Morgan Daimler. Explores

Irish pagan beliefs and practices in a beginner-friendly way, offering

readers a source for understanding both the spirituality and its context.

156 pages. Moon Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*928981X FAITHFUL PURRS: 100

Devotions Inspired by Cats. Brings

together 100 devotions inspired by

incredible felines that will warm your heart,

make you laugh, and help you grow closer to

God through every page. 219 pages.

Guideposts. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

9291172 THE ULTIMATE

ALL-AROUND STITCH DICTIONARY:

More Than 300 Stitch Patterns to Knit

Every Way. By Wendy Bernard. Contains

all the information you need to begin a

project, hone your skills, and expand your

knitting mastery. Filled with the basics to

get you started, the classics you rely on,

and even some new stitches to stoke your

creativity. Fully illus., some in color. 400 pages. Abrams.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $12.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9288244 SABRINA CARPENTER

THROUGH THE YEARS FAN BOOK. Ed. by

Dan Mansfield. Add a whole lot of style to your

room with the posters, prints, and stickers in

this pack that also comes with postcards and a

volume loaded with activities, fun facts, and

trivia about Sabrina Carpenter. 129 pages.

Thunder Bay. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9292306 PANTHEON: The Minoans. By

Laura Perry. Journey through the Labyrinth to

meet the Minoan deities of ancient Crete

presided over by a trio of mother goddesses

representing the three sacred realms of Land,

Sky, and Sea. This pantheon includes Ariadne,

Dionysus, Rhea, Amalthea, Minos, Arachne,

and the Minotaur, deities who continue to

fascinate us to this day. 146 pages. Moon

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9288015 CITY CATS OF ISTANBUL. By Marcel Heijnen.

For cat lovers everywhere, these wonderful photographs

highlight the felines who inhabit the streets of Istanbul, a city

famous for its love of cats. 158 pages. Thames & Hudson. 6x7¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

*9288112 WHAT KIND OF DOG IS

THAT? By Grace Chon. A mixed-breed

dog is 100 percent unique, and the

question, “What kind of dog is that?” is

one that owners are all too familiar with.

This work pairs the subjects’ genetic

breakdown with distinctive portraits of the

pups. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages.

Countryman. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*929399X CRAYOLA BRIGHT AND

BUSY COLORING BOOK. Make every day

bright and busy with over 60 coloring and

activity pages. Includes four Crayola

crayons, making this perfect for the young

artist who is ready to get busy with color.

Ages 3-7. 64 pages. BuzzPop. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9303375 CODE TO JOY: Why Everyone

Should Learn a Little Programming. By

Michael L. Littman. Littman inspires readers to

learn how to tell machines what to do for us.

Rather than give in to the fear that computers

will steal our jobs, spy on us, and control what

we buy and whom we vote for, we can improve

our relationship with them just by learning

basic programming skills. 223 pages. MIT

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $7.95

9302743 THE CIVILIAN CONSERVATION

CORPS IN GLACIER PARK. By David R.

Butler. Explore the transformative impact of

the Civilian Conservation Corps on Glacier

National Park’s infrastructure during the New

Deal era. Fully illus., some in color.

128 pages. America Through Time.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

9295720 DON’T TOUCH THAT TOAD &

OTHER STRANGE THINGS ADULTS

TELL YOU. By Catherine Rodina, illus. by

K. Sylvester. Poking mild fun at grown-ups

throughout, the author covers a range of

warnings, advice, and truisms that children

will be familiar with, and bases all

judgments on hard science and research.

Ages 7-10. Fully illus. 96 pages. Kids Can.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.95 $4.95

*9299769 FARM FRIENDS

CROCHET: Supersize Amigurumi to

Cuddle and Play. By Kristi & Kimberly

Simpson. Provides step-by-step

instructions to create an adorable cast of

farm friends, whether you’re new to

crochet or an expert. Fully illus. in color.

48 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9291008 DRAW EVERY DAY, DRAW EVERY WAY: Sketch,

Paint, and Doodle Through One Creative Year. By Jennifer Orkin

Lewis. Don’t worry about what to draw each day of the year. With this

sketchbook, every month has a theme, and each month introduces a

new technique to give you daily inspiration. Illus. in color. Abrams.

7¾x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9291164 THEBES: The Forgotten City of

Ancient Greece. By Paul Cartledge. Cartledge

brings Thebes vividly to life and argues that it is

central to our understanding of the Ancient Greeks’

achievements, whether political or cultural, and

thus to the wider politico-cultural traditions of

Western Europe, the Americas, and indeed the

world. 16 pages of color photos. 304 pages.

Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $6.95

9302263 POWER, PURPOSE,

PRACTICE: Finding Your True Self

Through Astrology, Numerology, and

Tarot. By Kerry Ward. Build a unique,

multi-faceted personality profile based on

your birth date to help fuel your personal

growth through every stage of life. Well illus.

in color. 160 pages. Fair Winds Press.

Pub. at $22.99 $6.95

9298746 BEYONCE: Lives of the

Musicians. By Tshepo Mokoena. Beyonce is

not simply a pop sensation; she is a cultural

phenomenon empowering the oppressed and

dispossessed, challenging white privilege and

misogyny, and exploding gender politics. But

who is Beyonce Knowles-Carter at her core? 16

pages of color photos. 128 pages. Laurence

King. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

9298975 MAKE & DO: 25 Amazing

Projects to Beautify Your Life. By Beci

Orpin. Focuses on creating objects from

different raw materials such as fabric,

paper, and wood. Each chapter is

dedicated to one of these mediums, along

with a chapter for repurposing existing

objects. Fully illus. in color. Hardie Grant.

9¼x10¼. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9302964 OREGON’S MOST NOTORIOUS CRIMES,

1900-1955. By Margaret LaPlante. Oregon’s notorious past

unfolds, filled with chilling stories of murder, outlaws, and

criminal intrigue. 16 pages of photos. 158 pages. America

Through Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $6.95

9302972 OREGON’S MOST NOTORIOUS

CRIMES, 1950-1999. By Margaret

LaPlante. A chilling journey through Oregon’s

true crime history, from notorious serial killers

to unsolved mysteries. 16 pages of photos,

some in color. 160 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9302980 PLUM ISLAND: A Vulnerable Gem. By Dyke

Hendrickson. Plum Island, a beautiful yet endangered barrier

island in Massachusetts, faces erosion and climate change

challenges, but remains a popular tourist and birdwatching

destination. Well illus. in color. 123 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9299181 THE YOGA PLATE: Bring Your

Practice into the Kitchen with 108

Simple & Nourishing Vegan Recipes. By

Tamal & Victoria Dodge. Introduces readers to

the philosophy of yoga as it is reflected in our

eating choices through the concept of

ahimsa. Filled with simple and delicious

recipes like Blissful Blueberry Muffins, Picnic

Potato Salad, Carrot Ginger Soup, Miso

Ramen Bowls, Tokyo Soba, and Green Machine Enchiladas. Well illus.

in color. 260 pages. Sounds True. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9298959 LIVING CRAZY HEALTHY:

Plant-Based Recipes. By Jennifer

Rose Rossano. A collection of creative

plant-based recipes that the entire family

can enjoy making and eating together.

Ideas include Tofu Scramble with Toast,

Stuffed Tortilla Cheesecake French

Toast, Lemon-Coconut Muffins, Veggie

Cheese Quesadillas, Cheesy Pasta,

Baked Mac & Cheese, and Peanut Butter Mousse. Well illus. in

color. 208 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9297960 MY FIRST

ENCYCLOPEDIA: Priddy Learning.

By Alice-May Bermingham, illus. by J.

Claude. Provides hours of fun reading

for curious children. This encyclopedia

is divided into eight subject chapters:

Earth, Living World, Animals, History,

Science, Things That Go, Human Body,

and People & Culture. Ages 6-9. Fully

illus. in color. 127 pages. Priddy. 10¼x10¼. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*930536X THE QUR’AN. One of the most

influential books in the history of literature,

recognized as the greatest literary masterpiece

in Arabic, the Qur’an is the supreme authority

and living source of all Islamic teaching, the

sacred text that sets out the creed, rituals,

ethics, and laws of Islam. 464 pages. Oxford.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

9302212 CREATIVE HAVEN CELTIC

GARDENS COLORING BOOK. Colorists

will love these 31 original illustrations that

incorporate the intricacies of traditional

Celtic knotwork with charming garden

motifs. Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9301062 COLOR QUEST AMAZING

ART: Extreme Color-by-Number

Pictures to Reveal. Experience the

ultimate fusion of art and relaxation in a

color-by-number journey like no other.

Includes 30 full-size, high-contrast

illustrations with dynamic themes ranging

from nature to abstract. B.E.S. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9302220 CREATIVE HAVEN

WHIMSICAL HOUSES COLORING

BOOK. Thirty-one imaginative illustrations

feature playful dwellings–from enchanting

storybook cottages, castles, and fairy

houses to magical tree houses, decorative

birdhouses, and dozens more fantastical

structures. Dover. 8¼x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

930651X STILL LIFE DRAWING. By

Carolyn Scrace. Presents an accessible,

step-by-step guide to still life drawing.

Includes artistic techniques and choosing the

right medium for still life painting. With

inspirational sketchbook pages that will help

you develop your own creative ideas. Fully

illus., many in color. 64 pages. Book House.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9304991 IT HAPPENS EVERY SPRING: DiMaggio, Mays,

the Splendid Splinter, and a Lifetime at the Ballpark. By Ira

Berkow. Lays bare the heart and soul of baseball in this

memorable collection of his award-winning writing, from

melancholy memories of childhood to portraits of Mantle to

Maris to modern reportage of the curse-breaking Chicago Cubs.

449 pages. Triumph. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $4.95

9306420 ROYAL WEDDINGS: A Very

Peculiar History. By Fiona Macdonald. A

fascinating, accessible guide to some of the

more eventful and momentous royal weddings

in history that covers everything from the

notorious nuptials of Henry VIII to the achingly

romantic recent marriage of Prince William and

Kate Middleton. 247 pages. Book House.

Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9293159 SUDOKU: More Than 200 Tricky

Puzzles to Put Your Reasoning to the Test.

By Gareth Moore. More than 200 variations of

the world’s favorite puzzle have been created to

test your Sudoku skills. Solutions included.

288 pages. Welbeck. Paperbound. Pub. at

$9.95 $4.95

9306900 ELTON JOHN: A Little

Golden Book Biography. By Jennifer

Dussling, illus. by I. Chan. A fascinating

look at Grammy Award winner, singer,

pianist, composer, and music icon Elton

John. An inspiring read-aloud for young

children as well as their parents and

grandparents who are Rocket Man fans.

Fully illus. in color. Golden. $4.95

9306870 DWAYNE JOHNSON: A

Little Golden Book Biography. By

Frank Berrios, illus. by I. Chan. An

inspiring read-aloud about Dwayne

“The Rock” Johnson–wrestling star,

movie star, TV star, and all-around nice

guy. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in color.

Golden. $4.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9289399 PUB: Object Lessons. By Philip

Howell. The pub is an English institution, yet its

history has been obscured by myth and

nostalgia. In this unique work, Howell takes the

public house as a series of objects: he takes the

pub apart and examines its constituent elements,

from pub signs to the bar staff to the calling of

“time.” Photos. 139 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9302514 HOW NOT TO PLAY CHESS,

21ST CENTURY EDITION. By Eugene

Znosko-Borovsky. For the first time, this expanded

third edition of the original eponymous

guide–first published nearly a century ago–has

been translated into English. Many diagrams have

been added, and algebraic notation is used. The

result is a brilliant manual for the modern

generation of chess players. 112 pages. Russell

Enterprises. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9299696 THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF

THE HUMAN RACE: The Condensed Edition

of Forbidden Archeology. By M.A. Cremo &

R.L. Thompson. Deploying a vast number of

convincing facts and deeply illuminated with

critical analysis, this stunning and

paradigm-breaking study challenges us to

rethink our understanding of human origins,

identity, and destiny. Illus. 322 pages.

Bhaktivedanta Book. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*9289461 VIDEOTAPE: Object Lessons.

By Oana Godeanu-Kenworthy. Over the span of

a decade, VHS technology changed the

relationship between privacy and

entertainment, pried open the closed societies

behind the Iron Curtain, and sank back into

oblivion. Its meteoric rise and fall encapsulated

the dynamics of the ‘80s and foreshadowed the

cultural shifts to come. Photos. 147 pages.

Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289429 SAXAPHONE: Object

Lessons. By Mollie Hawkins. Blending

research, cultural criticism, and personal

narrative about her saxophonist father, who

lived on the margins until his unexpected

death, Hawkins explores more than just the

history of this expressive instrument.

133 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289216 ABBA’S ABBA GOLD. By

Elisabeth Vincentelli. Charts the

circumstances surrounding the birth of

ABBA Gold, examining the impact it had on

the music world, and telling the stories

behind some of the greatest pop songs ever

recorded, including “Does Your Mother

Know,” “Voulez-Vous,” “Gimme! Gimme!

Gimme!,” and, of course, “Dancing Queen.”

136 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289321 JIMI HENDRIX’S ELECTRIC

LADYLAND. By John Perry. Visits the heart of

Hendrix’s unique talent, guiding the reader

through each song on his Electric Ladyland

album, with vivid prose regarding his live

performances while drawing on discussions

from several of Hendrix’s peers and

contemporaries. 136 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289240 BEATLES’ LET IT BE. By Steve Matteo. This

thoroughly researched work delves into the complex history of

The Beatles’ Let It Be recording sessions. Drawing on interviews

with people who were in the studio with the group, the author

brings to life a period in this legendary band’s career that was

creative and chaotic in equal measure. 146 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9291075 HOT COALS: A User’s Guide

to Mastering Your Kamado Grill. By J.

Hazebroek & L. Elenbaas. Outlines 13

techniques that showcase the grill’s

versatility. You can bake a savory quiche,

grill a flank steak, and sear

Moroccan-style lamb–all in the same

device. Includes thirty recipes, the

science behind the cooker, and the key to

infusing specific flavors into your dishes. Well illus. in color.

159 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $30.00 $11.95

*9289585 HOKUSAI DOT-TO-DOT

PUZZLE BOOK: 30 Full-Color Prints and

Advanced Dot-to-Dot Puzzles for Brain

Health and Relaxation. A unique activity

book for adults that blends the calming power

of dot-to-dot puzzles with the breathtaking

artistry of Katsushika Hokusai, Japan’s most

iconic woodblock printmaker. Featuring 30

intricate puzzles based on Hokusai’s

celebrated Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji series. 65 pages.

Tuttle. 9x12¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9301437 A CAT LOVER’S ACTIVITY BOOK. By Rachel

Hastings, illus. by V. Carratello. Celebrate the delightful chaos of cat

ownership with hilarious coloring pages, quizzes, and games.

96 pages. Walter Foster. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9301445 A DOG LOVER’S

ACTIVITY BOOK. By Debra Simon,

illus. by V. Carratello. Celebrate

everything you love–and occasionally

tolerate–about dogs with hilarious

coloring pages, quizzes, and games.

96 pages. Walter Foster. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9302352 MERRY MURDLE: 25

Fiendishly Festive Logic Puzzles. By G.T.

Karber. Unwrap a mystery this holiday season

with 25 frighteningly festive murder-mystery

logic puzzles. Dive into a world of festive fun,

twinkling with interactive illustrations and

brimming with madcap adventures. Perfect

for cozy nights by the fire or as a gleaming gift

under the tree. 222 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $11.95

*9289356 METALLICA’S METALLICA.

By David Masciotra. Takes readers into the

recording studio, giving them Metallica’s

account of how their most successful and

famous record was born and learned to walk

into every radio station and stadium stage

around the world. 119 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289267 CLASH’S SANDINISTA! By

Micajah Henley. Despite its polarizing

reception at the time of its release,

Sandinista! is often considered one of the

greatest albums of all time. This study

delves into the politics of The Clash, the

album’s production, and the sacrifices made

upon its release. 134 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289453 TALKING HEADS’ FEAR OF

MUSIC. By Jonathan Lethem. The author

scratches obsessively at The Talking Heads’

Fear of Music album’s songs, guitars,

rhythms, lyrics, packaging, downtown

origins, and legacy, showing how this album

hints at the directions–positive and

negative–that the band would take in the

future. 146 pages. Bloomsbury.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9289283 ELVIS PRESLEY’S FROM

ELVIS IN MEMPHIS. By Eric Wolfson. From

Elvis in Memphis would be the finest studio

album of The King’s career, an explosion of

mature confidence and fiery inspiration. It was

the sound of Elvis establishing himself as a

true rock and roll artist, proving his status as a

legend. 173 pages. Bloomsbury. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9298029 MAKING MAGNIFICENT

WOOD ART: Crafting Imaginative Works

with Everyday Woodworking Tools. By

Meleah Gabhart. Provides detailed

skill-building projects, outlined step-by-step

with thorough instructions so you never feel

like you’re doing any guesswork. You don’t

need beautiful wood to create something

beautiful–with some serious wood-sculpting

know-how, you can transform ordinary objects into art. Fully illus. in

color. 128 pages. Fox Chapel. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9287515 COLORFUL CHRISTMAS: Color Your Own

Cards, Gift Tags, and More! Give your Christmas gifts a

special touch by coloring your own gift cards and tags! Inside are

16 Christmas greeting cards, each with a unique festive design,

30 press-out gift tags, and 123 coloring pages. Thunder Bay.

7x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9301119 OPEN WIDE: A Cookbook for

Friends. By Benny Blanco with J. Damuck.

Teaches you everything you need to know

about cooking, enjoying life, and throwing

the greatest dinner party of all time. Recipes

include Key Lime Pie; Tiramisu; Greek

Salad; Spanakopita Triangles; Gyros;

Tempura Mushrooms; Mexican Rice; and

Chicken Enchiladas. Well illus. in color.

303 pages. Dey Street. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9292136 ALL ABOUT TEXAS WORD

SEARCH. Ed. by Angela Garcia. Dive deep

into the heart of Texas with this fun collection

theme: the great state of Texas! Explore Texas

cities, food, sports, and more with this

roundup of word search fun. Solutions

provided. 116 pages. Thunder Bay.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295925 THE ULTIMATE

PHOTOGRAPHY IDEAS BOOK: 60

Creative Projects Covering Every Major

Genre of Photography. Ed. by Niall

Hampton. Elevate your craft and unleash your

creativity. Requiring a simple and minimal kit,

this no-nonsense guide is packed with over

60 captivating challenges across every major

genre of photography. Fully illus. in color.

192 pages. ILEX. 7½x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

929306X THE SEXUAL EVOLUTION:

How 500 Million Years of Sex, Gender,

and Mating Shape Modern

Relationships. By Nathan H. Lents. A

thoughtfully written study full of illuminating

and entertaining information that will be new

to most readers. At a time when ignorance

and misinformation about sex, gender,

reproduction, and intimacy abound,

everyone could benefit from experiencing this research-packed

tour. Photos. 323 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9295550 THE WEST: A New History in

Fourteen Lives. By Naoise Mac Sweeney.

Delivers a captivating exploration of how

“Western Civilization”–the concept of a single

cultural inheritance extending from ancient

Greece to modern times–is a powerful figment

of our collective imagination. This work offers a

bold new account of Western history.

438 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9291016 FAMOUS FINDS AND

FINDERS: Searching for the Past. By

Stepanka Sekaninova et al, illus. by A. Wolf.

Young readers embark on an adventurous

journey back through time as they learn

about the field of archaeology and its role in

uncovering the secrets of our past. Features

40 historical discoveries, from tiny artifacts

to entire cities, and who discovered them.

Ages 9-12. Fully illus. in color. 87 pages. Albatross. 9¾x12¾.

Pub. at $22.95 $7.95

929905X START MAKING SENSE: How

Existential Psychology Can Help Us

Build Meaningful Lives in Absurd Times.

By Steven J. Heine. A deep, thoughtful

investigation into the science of why we

crave meaning–and how we can pursue it in

this age of anxiety while providing a

blueprint for building a better life. 335

pages. Basic. Pub. at $32.00 $7.95

9298967 THE LOGO

BRAINSTORM BOOK: A

Comprehensive Guide for

Exploring Design Directions. By

Jim Krause. Whether you’re facing a

new logo project or you’ve reached a

block in your current work, this will

inspire you to consider fresh, creative

approaches that will spark appealing,

functional, and enduring design solutions. Well illus. in color.

296 pages. HOW Books. Pub. at $39.99 $7.95

9295712 THE COURT AT WAR: FDR,

His Justices, and the World They

Made. By Cliff Sloan. The inside story of

how one president forever altered the most

powerful legal institution in the

country–with consequences that still

endure to the present day, more

dangerously than ever. Photos. 484 pages.

PublicAffairs. Pub. at $32.50 $7.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9301364 MEALS FOR ONE. Ed. by

Claire Rogers. A collection of simple

recipes, perfectly designed to serve one

person. Ideas include Eggs Benedict with

Hollandaise, Aubergine Toasties with

Pesto, Chicken & Sweet Potato Soup,

Chili Con Carne with Beans, Vegetable

Stir-Fry, and Stuffed Mushrooms with

Tofu. Fully illus. in color. 192 pages.

Hamlyn. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9297081 ULTIMATE GUIDE TO

WEIGHT-FREE EXERCISES. By Hollis

Liebman et al. Includes more than 150

exercises encompassing all of the major

muscle groups, which you can do

anytime, anywhere. Step-by-step

instructions and detailed illustrations

guide you through each exercise, enabling

you to perform them safely and with

confidence. Color photos. 400 pages. Thunder Bay. 9¼x11¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9288309 AT MY ITALIAN TABLE:

Family Recipes from My Cucina to

Yours. By Laura Vitale with R. Holtzman.

Bring the joy of Italian cooking to your

kitchen with 100 classic and incredibly

delicious Italian family favorites. Recipes

include Tomato Bruschetta, Frittata di

Maccheroni, Pork Chops & Fried

Peppers, Spaghetti alla Vongole,

Zucchini Parmigiana, and Torta Caprese. Fully illus. in color. 272

pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $32.50 $7.95

9295704 A CHILD’S FIRST BIBLE:

Timeless Stories of God’s Love for Young

Hearts. A beautifully illustrated collection of

carefully selected Bible stories, retold in

language that’s simple, engaging, and faithful

to Scripture, which helps children connect

with God’s love from Genesis to Revelation.

Ages 5-8. 188 pages. Page Publications.

7¾x10½. Pub. at $19.95 $7.95

9296522 LOST OCEAN: An Inky

Adventure & Coloring Book.

Discover an enchanting underwater

world hidden in the depths of the

sea. Through intricate pen and ink

illustrations to complete, color, and

embellish, you’ll meet shoals of

exotic fish, curious octopi, delicately

penned seahorses, and more.

Penguin. 10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9288783 THE BEST OF THE

BEAUTY OF HORROR: Another

Goregeous Coloring Book. The

artwork in this collection spans six

volumes of the best-selling coloring

books, so have no fear–Ghouliana

groupies will get another chance to

sink their fangs into their favorite

designs. IDW Publishing. 10x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296557 MAGICAL JUNGLE: An

Inky Expedition & Coloring Book.

Discover a forgotten world of flora and

fauna just waiting to be brought to life.

Encounter speckled tree frogs, dainty

hummingbirds, prowling tigers, and

playful monkeys as you bring an

explosion of color to these stunning

illustrations and patterns. Penguin.

10x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9299033 SOLO: A STAR WARS STORY ULTIMATE

STICKER COLLECTION. Contains more than 1000 colorful

stickers and is full of Star Wars facts from the movie, Solo: A

Star Wars Story. Ages 6-9. Dorling Kindersley. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9299262 MY PENGUIN YEAR: Life Among

the Emperors. By Lindsay McCrae. For 337

days, this award-winning wildlife cameraman

intimately followed 11,000 emperor penguins

amid the singular beauty of Antarctica, and

chronicled the colony’s astonishing journey of

life, death, and rebirth–and of the extraordinary

human experience of living among them in the

planet’s harshest environment. 32 pages of

color photos. 292 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930505X MOON MILK: Easy Recipes for

Peaceful Sleep. By Anni Daulter. Relaxing

nighttime drinks have often been thought of as

a miracle worker for helping you to sleep

soundly and deeply. Many recipes in this book

have adaptogens in the ingredients, such as

ginseng, turmeric, or cardamom, to help

reduce stress, relieve fatigue, and bring a

sense of calmness and peace. Fully illus. in

color. 128 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9300937 THE INTERPRETATION OF CATS:

Understanding the Psychology of Our Feline

Companions. By Claude Beata. Provides

readers with a new understanding of cat behavior

so that we can better care for the mental and

physical wellness of our beloved furry friends.

The result is an indispensable and eye-opening

guide to our enigmatic companions. 255 pages.

Scribner. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9296662 OUTRAGEOUS: A History of Showbiz and the

Culture Wars. By Kliph Nesteroff. An expansive history of show

business and the battles over culture that have echoed through

the decades and changed the United States. 312 pages.

Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9298878 GROUNDWORK:

Autobiographical Writings, 1979-2012.

By Paul Auster. An updated collection of

Auster’s nonfiction, including the seminal

work The Invention of Solitude. 639 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9295127 COLLINS KOREAN POCKET DICTIONARY, SECOND

EDITION. A practical guide to Korean grammar and an ideal resource

for learners at all levels, this revised second edition includes the latest

words, phrases, and translations in English and Korean. 398 pages.

Collins. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9300074 GEOMETRY: Understanding

Shapes and Sizes. By Mike Goldsmith.

Takes you beyond the schoolroom to meet

the greatest minds who figured it all out.

Their stories show us what inspired and

drove them to make their incredible

discoveries. Along the way, you’ll encounter

the amazing, mind-blowing, and downright

weird stories that bring mathematics to life

in ways you never imagined. Ages 12 & up. Well illus. in color.

184 pages. Shelter Harbor. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9300872 HITMAN: The Untold Story of

Canada’s Deadliest Assassin. By J. Sher

& L. Fitterman. A compelling and revealing

account of corruption, incompetence, and

murder, this work is based on extensive

research and exclusive new interviews with

police, lawyers, and bikers who knew Yves

“Apache” Trudeau. Photos. 255 pages.

Harper. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9303561 LOOKING AT WOMEN LOOKING

AT WAR: A War and Justice Diary. By

Victoria Amelina. On the evening of June 27th,

2023, Amelina–a native Ukrainian–and three

international writers stopped for dinner in the

embattled Donetsk region. When a Russian

cruise missile hit the restaurant, she suffered

grievous head injuries, dying on July 1st at

age 37. She left behind an incredible account

of the ravages of war and the cost of resistance. Photos.

304 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306099 ISRAEL: A Simple Guide to the

Most Misunderstood Country on Earth. By

Noa Tishby. Chronicles Israel’s evolution,

beginning in biblical times and moving

forward to cover everything from World War I

to Israel’s creation to the real disputes

dividing the country today. 333 pages. Free

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296840 HEART MAGICK: Wiccan Rituals

for Self-Love + Self-Care. By Harmony Nice.

Featuring spells, rituals, tarot spreads, recipes,

and journal prompts, Harmony will show you how

to open up to the magick of the world around you

and truly let go of the things that hold you back. By

living in rhythm with nature and the cycles of the

seasons, learn how to connect with and care for

the beauty that lives within you. 242 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9293191 A THREAD OF VIOLENCE: A

Story of Truth, Invention, and Murder. By

Mark O’Connell. The gripping tale of one of

the most scandalous murderers in modern

Irish history, at once a propulsive work of true

crime and an act of literary subversion which

offers a haunting and insightful examination

of the lies we tell ourselves–and the lengths

we’ll go to preserve them. 288 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9296026 THE FIRST LADY OF WORLD WAR

II: Eleanor Roosevelt’s Daring Journey to the

Frontlines and Back. By Shannon McKenna

Schmidt. Follows Eleanor on her rigorous and

daring trek to Hawaii, New Zealand, and Australia,

through the South Pacific and into territory still

under enemy air attack during WWII. Her mission

was to discover and report firsthand accounts of

the war to the American people. Photos.

316 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299092 THEY SAID THIS DAY WOULD

NEVER COME: Chasing the Dream on

Obama’s Improbable Campaign. By Chris

Liddell-Westefeld. The thrilling, unlikely story

of Barack Obama’s first presidential campaign,

as told by the volunteers and staff who

propelled the long-shot candidate to the

presidency. Color photos. 236 pages.

PublicAffairs. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9298797 COOKING LIGHT REAL FAMILY

FOOD. By Amanda Haas. This one-of-a-kind

cookbook offers 150 delicious recipes,

encouraging tips, and kid-friendly techniques

for healthy meal preparation. Ideas include

Pumpkin Muffins, Mexican Breakfast Burritos,

Hot Pink Smoothies, Spiced Apple Cider,

Chicken Soft Tacos, and Chocolate Pots de

Creme. Fully illus. in color. 288 pages.

Oxmoor. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9299157 THE WOOD CARVER’S DOZEN:

A Collection of 12 Beautiful Projects for

Beginners. By Celina Muire. Discover the

practical and rewarding craft of hand wood

carving with this easy-to-follow guide, and

experience the pure joy of creating something

beautiful from scratch. Includes step-by-step

tutorials and traceable templates that guide

you through twelve unique and charming

projects. Well illus. in color. 144 pages. Princeton Architectural.

8¼x10½. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $5.95

9300376 THE COUNTERFEIT COUNTESS:

The Jewish Woman Who Rescued

Thousands of Poles During the Holocaust.

By E.B. White & J. Sliwa. The remarkable and

inspiring true story of Dr. Josephine Janina

Mehlberg–a Jewish mathematician who saved

thousands of lives in Nazi-occupied Poland by

masquerading as a Polish aristocrat–drawing

on Mehlberg’s own unpublished memoir.

Photos. 305 pages. S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9293051 THE SECRET GATE: A True Story

of Courage and Sacrifice During the

Collapse of Afghanistan. By Mitchell Zuckoff.

The incredible true story of a breathtaking

rescue in the frenzied final hours of the U.S.

evacuation of Afghanistan–and how a brave

Afghan mother and a compassionate American

officer engineered a daring escape. 316 pages.

Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9299173 THE WORLD BROKE IN TWO:

Virginia Woolf, T.S. Eliot, D.H. Lawrence,

E.M. Forster, and the Year That Changed

Literature. By Bill Goldstein. Goldstein tells

the captivating story of 1922, a pivotal year in

literary history, by weaving together the

intellectual and personal journeys of four

legendary writers: Virginia Woolf, T.S. Elliot,

D.H. Lawrence, and E.M. Foster. Photos.

351 pages. Holt. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9299084 TALK TO YOUR DOG: How to

Communicate with Your Furry Friend.

By Susie Green. Teaches you everything

you need to build an even stronger

relationship with your canine companion.

Whether your pet is a lovable mutt or an

aristocratic pedigree, it’s worth taking the

time to get to know these magical

creatures. Fully illus., some in color.

144 pages. CICO. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

*9299750 A CREATIVE EXPLORATION

OF DRAWING: Your Drawing Style is as

Unique as Your Handwriting–Let’s Find

It! By Sandrine Pelissier. Discover the joy of

drawing with 16 imaginative and

accessible activities designed to inspire

creativity, build confidence, and unlock

your artistic potential. Fully illus., some in

color. 98 pages. Library Tales. 8x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9288759 WHAT THIS COMEDIAN SAID WILL SHOCK YOU.

By Bill Maher. The hilarious and controversial host of HBO’s Real

Time with Bill Maher has written his funniest, most opinionated,

and most necessary work ever: a brilliantly astute and

acerbically funny vivisection of American life, politics, and

culture. 378 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

*9305416 THE SORCERER’S

SCHOLAR: The High Magic & Spells of

the Middle Ages. By Claude Lecouteux.

Collects Dictionary of Ancient Magic Words

and Spells, Traditional Magic Spells for

Protection and Healing, and The High Magic

of Talismans and Amulets. Analyzes more

than 7,000 spells from Europe and provides

a comprehensive history of the use of

talismans and amulets from the Middle Ages to today. 1,056

pages, slipcased. Inner Traditions. Pub. at $95.00 $76.95

9300473 DON’T SAY UM: How to

Communicate Effectively to Live a

Better Life. By Michael Chad Hoeppner.

Communicate with confidence and improve

your presentation skills with this essential

guide–because delivery matters. Photos.

269 pages. Hachette. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9304967 HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS: How

to Make Friends as an Adult. By Hope

Kelaher. You’ll learn the facts behind why it’s so

difficult to make friends in adulthood, how to

evaluate your current social circle, and how to

put yourself out there and meet new people.

This is the perfect motivator for overcoming

your own unique challenges surrounding

initiating and keeping friendships. 248 pages.

Ulysses. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

*929211X 333 ORIGAMI

SHEETS KAWAII KITTENS

DESIGNS. Fold origami adorned

with irresistibly cute, kawaii-style

kittens! Includes 333 sheets of cute

designs printed on double-sided

paper and twenty-four pages of

instructions for eleven projects,

including a cat, rabbit, butterfly, fox,

crane, and more. C&T. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

9299165 THE WORLD AWAITS:

Wisdom and Stories to Celebrate

Life’s Big Moments. By Rachel

Buchholz. A perfect gift to celebrate

life’s accomplishments–from

starting school to graduating college,

to a big promotion–this collection of

quotations, inspiring lessons, and

words of congratulations will put

every achiever on the path to success. Fully illus. in color. 92

pages. National Geographic. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9305068 NOW PLAYING: Hand-Painted

Poster Art from the 1910s Through the

1950s. By Anthony Slide et al. Published in

cooperation with the Academy of Motion

Picture Arts and Sciences, this collection of

hand-painted poster art features many

pieces by the renowned Batiste Madalena as

well as other collectible artists. Fully illus,

most in color. 160 pages. Angel City.

11¼x14¼. Pub. at $50.00 $23.95

9288554 AMERICAN FLYGIRL. By Susan

Tate Ankeny. The inspiring little-known true

story of Hazel Ying Lee, who dreamed big and

defied the conventions of her day to become

the first Asian American WASP (Women

Airforce Service Pilots) during WWII. Photos.

264 pages. Citadel. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9302255 GLOBAL SMOKE: Bold New

Barbecue Inspired by the World’s Great

Cuisines. By C. Alters Jamison & B.

Jamison. Fire up your backyard smoker for a

flavor-packed spin around the world in 100

recipes that will take your barbecue cooking in

delicious new directions. Ideas include

Crostini Rosso, Green Chile-Chicken Soup,

Marrakesh Bell Pepper Salad, Chipotle-Honey

Flank Steak, and Sunday Burgers. Well illus. in color. 191 pages.

Harvard Common. Paperbound. Pub. at $28.00 $8.95

9295909 TRIPPY & GROOVY: Bold and Easy Coloring

Book. Provides an array of cool, trippy, and 1960s-esque

designs, hallucinatory patterns, and fantastical characters.

Contains more than 50 pages of images to color. Page

Publications. 8½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9288708 THE POWER PLATE DIET:

Discover the Ultimate Anti-Inflammatory

Meals to Fat-Proof Your Body and

Restore Your Health. By Erin Oprea. A

simple, targeted diet plan that balances your

plate to reduce inflammation and help you

get healthy. Illus. 312 pages. Rodale.

Pub. at $25.99 $5.95

9299114 WHAT THEY DIDN’T TEACH

YOU IN PHOTO SCHOOL: What You

Actually Need to Know to Succeed in

the Industry. By Demetrius Fordham.

Learn how to make your photography skills

pay with this enlightening, engrossing,

no-nonsense guide to professional

shooting in the real world. Illus. 207 pages.

ILEX. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300554 GENESIS: Artificial Intelligence,

Hope, and the Human Spirit. By Henry A.

Kissinger et al. Mounts anexploration of the

epochal challenges and opportunities presented

by the revolution in artificial intelligence: a

breakthrough that dramatically empowers people

in all walks of life while also raising urgent

questions about the future of humanity. 249

pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300457 DIRTBAG QUEEN: A Memoir of

My Mother. By Andy Corren. In this utterly

unhinged, hilarious memoir, a son pays

tribute to his larger-than-life, “zaftig

good-time gal” mother, and his unusual

childhood. 278 pages. Grand Central. Pub.

at $30.00 $6.95

9288953 THE WAITING GAME: The

Untold Story of the Women Who Served

the Tudor Queens. By Nicola Clark. A

colorful and authoritative narrative history of

the often-overlooked–yet hugely

influential–figures of the Tudor court: the

ladies-in-waiting. Color photos. 380 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9296336 I FELT THE CHEERS: The

Remarkable Silent Life of Curtis Pride. with

Doug Ward. On the night of his major league

debut in Montreal’s Olympic Stadium in 1993,

Pride got his first hit to a standing ovation from

the crowd of more than 45,000 fans. Deaf since

birth, Pride couldn’t hear their applause; this

work is living proof that dreams can come true,

no matter how impossible they seem. 16 pages

of color photos. 226 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9295534 TO DYE FOR: How Toxic Fashion

is Making Us Sick–and How We Can Fight

Back. By Alden Wicker. Many of us are aware

of the ethical minefield that is fast fashion: the

dodgy labor practices, the lax environmental

standards, and the mountains of waste piling

up on the shores of developing countries–but

have you considered the dangerous effects

your clothes are having on your own health?

293 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9295410 PATHOGENESIS: A History of the World in Eight

Plagues. By Jonathan Kennedy. Explores eight major outbreaks of

infectious disease that shaped the modern world. Bacteria and

viruses were protagonists in the demise of the Neanderthals, the

growth of Islam, the transition from feudalism to capitalism, the

devastation wrought by European colonialism, and more. Photos,

most in color. 294 pages. Crown. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9293787 CONFESSIONS. By Saint Augustine. Describes

Saint Augustine’s conversion to Christianity and is the basis for

his reputation as one of Christianity’s most influential thinkers.

307 pages. William Collins. Paperbound. $6.95

9300643 THE BEGINNER’S

GUIDE TO DECORATING

POTTERY: An Introduction to

Glazes, Patterns, Inlay, Luster,

and Dimensional Designs. By

Emily Reinhardt. Join Reinhardt to

learn how to decorate pottery

surfaces with glazes, gold luster,

patterns and marks, inlay designs,

dimensional shapes, and much more. Fully illus. in color.

159 pages. Quarry. 9x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9303847 THAT TAKES THE COOKIE: 85

Tasty Treats for Every Occasion. By R.

Alvarez & A. Merrin. Enjoy decadent,

delicious cookies for every occasion with this

easy-to-follow cookbook. Recipes include

Pumpkin Pie Thumbprints; Gingerbread

Crinkles; Chewy Carrot Cake Cookies; Iced

Horchata Latte Cookies; and Strawberry

Shortcake Marshmallow Cookies. Well illus.

in color. 278 pages. S&S. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9295828 HOW TO BE A CITIZEN:

Learning to Be Civil Without the State.

By C.L. Skach. Equal parts personal,

philosophical, and practical, this work

invites us to see society not as something

imposed by law, but rather, something we

create together. 261 pages. Basic.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296670 POWER FAILURE: The Rise

and Fall of an American Icon. By William

D. Cohan. More than just a magisterial

account of the company’s history, this work

is a deep study of General Electric’s

shocking descent, puncturing its mythos and

exploring in rich narrative detail how a

once-great company wound up broken and

in tatters–a cautionary tale for the ages.

798 pages. Portfolio. Pub. at $40.00 $6.95

9294740 END TIMES: Elites,

Counter-Elites, and the Path of Political

Disintegration. By Peter Turchin. The

culmination of Turchin’s work to understand

what causes political communities to cohere

and what causes them to fall apart, as

applied to the current turmoil within the

United States. 352 pages. Penguin.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

929595X WITCHES RUN AMOK: The

Oral History of Disney’s Hocus Pocus.

By Shannon Carlin. How did a movie that

didn’t catch an initial spark end up casting

such a spell on mainstream culture? This

dive into Disney’s beloved film answers that

question and more, using interviews from

the cast and creative team behind the

heartwarming Halloween staple. 284 pages.

Hyperion. Pub. at $26.99 $6.95

9288511 SNACKING CAKES: Simple

Treats for Anytime Cravings. By

Yossy Arefi. Find sweet satisfaction with

50 easy, everyday cake recipes made

with simple ingredients, one bowl, and

no fuss. Cake ideas include Berry Cream

Cheese, Coconut Lime, Buttered Walnut,

Spiced Honey, Minty Chocolate Malt,

and Espresso Chocolate Chip. Well illus.

in color. 191 pages. Clarkson Potter. Pub. at $24.00 $6.95

9294554 THE BIG CON: How the Consulting Industry

Weakens Our Businesses, Infantilizes Our

Governments, and Warps Our Economies. By M.

Mazzucato & R. Collington. A vital investigation into the

opaque and powerful consulting industry–and what to do

about it. 338 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295291 ICE: From Mixed Drinks to

Skating Rinks–A Cool History of a Hot

Commodity. By Amy Brady. The unexpected

and unexplored ways that ice has

transformed a nation–from the foods

Americans eat, to the sports they play, to the

way they live today–and what its future might

look like on a swiftly warming planet. Photos.

312 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9295755 THE EVERYDAY STOIC: Simple

Rules for a Good Life. By William

Mulligan. Navigate the obstacles of

contemporary life and find happiness by

following in the footsteps of the classical

tradition of Stoicism in this empowering and

accessible guide. 186 pages. Running

Press. Pub. at $22.00 $6.95

9288899 THE ROADS TO ROME: A

History of Imperial Expansion. By

Catherine Fletcher. Today’s European roads

still follow the networks of the ancient

empire. Over the 2,000 years since they were

first built, these roads have been walked by

crusaders and pilgrims, liberators and

dictators, but also by tourists and writers,

refugees and artists. Photos, most in color.

387 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9300198 ALWAYS A SIBLING: The

Forgotten Mourner’s Guide to Grief. By

Annie Sklaver Orenstein. A practical,

compassionate guide to sibling loss, with

research, stories, and strategies for

“forgotten mourners” as they move through

the stages of grief towards finding meaning.

355 pages. Hachette. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295275 HOW TO THINK LIKE SOCRATES: Ancient

Philosophy as a Way of Life in the Modern World. By

Donald J. Robertson. An accessible and informative guide to

the life of one of the greatest thinkers in history, and the first

work to focus on applying his ideas to our daily lives.

342 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296638 THE NEW PLANT

COLLECTOR: The Next Adventure in

Your House Plant Journey. By Darryl

Cheng. Offers collecting ideas to suit every

level of experience. Cheng covers 22

different plant groups, from anthuriums to

tillandsias, and he lists varieties to try and

gives care advice and propagation

instructions for each one. Fully illus. in

color. 240 pages. Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $6.95

9300031 BATTLEFIELDS PAST

AND PRESENT. Ed. by Dan Mansfield.

Witness the evolution of historic

battlefields in this visual guide, which

includes more than 200 photographs of

landscapes and urban spaces where

the world’s most significant battles

took place. Archival images are

presented alongside modern views to

illustrate change over the course of history. Includes a lenticular

cover. 160 pages. Thunder Bay. Pub. at $21.99 $6.95

9295283 HYPEREFFICIENT: Optimize

Your Brain to Transform the Way You

Work. By Mithu Storoni. Optimize your life

using science-backed advice and discover

how to get your brain working at peak

efficiency. 263 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at

$30.00 $6.95

9296034 HOPE IS THE FIRST DOSE: A

Treatment Plan for Recovering from

Trauma, Tragedy, and Other Massive

Things. By W. Lee Warren. The question isn’t

whether you will face the hardest thing. It’s what

to do when it’s staring you in the face. A

practicing neurosurgeon and award-winning

author shares his roadmap to finding hope and

even happiness when the worst happens–by

placing trust in God–in this powerful memoir of personal tragedy,

grief, and recovery. 272 pages. WaterBrook. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9288902 RUMBLES: A Curious History

of the Gut–The Secret Story of the

Body’s Most Fascinating Organ. By Elsa

Richardson. Traveling from ancient Greece to

Victorian England, 18th Century France to

modern America, Richardson leads us on a

lively tour of the gut, exploring all the ways

that we have imagined, theorized, and

probed the mysteries of the

gastroenterological system. Photos. 326 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $28.95 $6.95

9297073 ULTIMATE GUIDE TO

STRETCHING. By Sophie Cornish-Keefe.

Discover the importance of stretching with

step-by-step illustrations, anatomical

images that highlight targeted muscles,

and specific stretching routines. This

guide provides you with everything you

need to maintain a flexible body and be

ready for daily activities. 400 pages.

Thunder Bay. 9¼x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9292969 RANDOM ACTS OF MEDICINE:

The Hidden Forces That Sway Doctors,

Impact Patients, and Shape Your Health.

By A.B. Jena & C. Worsham. Does timing,

circumstance, or luck impact your health

care? This groundbreaking study reveals the

hidden side of medicine and how

unexpected–but predictable–events can

profoundly affect our health. 307 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300511 FREE: My Search for

Meaning. By Amanda Knox. Knox spent

nearly four years in prison and eight years

on trial for a murder she didn’t commit–and

became a notorious tabloid story in the

process. Though she was exonerated, it’s

taken more than a decade for her to reclaim

her identity and truly feel free. 285 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9295917 THE TROUBLE OF COLOR: An American Family

Memoir. By Martha S. Jones. An intimate and searching

memoir of family, color, and being Black, White, and other in

America, from one of our country’s greatest historians. Photos.

314 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929550X SWEET NOTHINGS: Confessions

of a Candy Lover. By Sarah Perry. Perry’s pure

love of candy weaves together elegiac glimpses

of her 90s childhood–and the loss at its

center–with stories of love and desire.

Surprisingly smart and frequently funny, this is a

tart and sweet ode to finding small joys where

you can–even in black licorice. Illus. 281 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9300368 CONNECTING DOTS: A Blind

Life. By Joshua A. Miele with W. Jamieson. In

this extraordinary memoir, a scientist who

became blind at a young age shares how he

navigates the world around him and how his

contributions led to cutting-edge work in

accessibility–packed with humor, adventure,

and insights on life and disability. 280 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300325 THE BOOK OF SHADOW WORK:

Unlock the True You–The Must-Have

Guide to Inner Healing and Authenticity.

By Keila Shaheen. Do you ever look in the

mirror and wonder: is this all there is? Are you

satisfied with your career, relationships, and

goals, or are you missing out on what life

might have to offer you? Shadow work guides

you beyond surface self-help, bringing you

face-to-face with the unacknowledged parts of yourself.

233 pages. Atria. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9306005 THE ILLUSIONIST: The True

Story of the Man Who Fooled Hitler. By

Robert Hutton. Tells the dazzling tale of how,

in 1942, in Egypt, Colonel Dudley Clarke, at

a pivotal moment of the war, combined

British imagination and eccentricity to

thwart the Nazis and save innumerable lives

on both sides. Photos. 354 pages. Pegasus.

Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9292985 REBEL QUEEN: The Cold War,

Misogyny, and the Making of a

Grandmaster. By Susan Polgar. Born to a poor

Jewish family in Cold War Budapest, Polgar had

the odds stacked against her, from having few

resources to growing up in a sexist culture rife

with vicious anti-Semitism. With her father’s

aid, her life’s success was eventually ensured in

an unlikely field: chess. 16 pages of photos,

most in color. 343 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9288937 A SEA FULL OF TURTLES: The Search for

Optimism in an Epoch of Extinction. By Bill Streever. An

inspired and impassioned story of adventure that explores the

richness of marine life and charts a path of resilience and

hope. 16 pages of color photos. 242 pages. Pegasus. Pub.

at $28.95 $6.95

9288406 FRANKLIN BARBECUE: A

Meat Smoking Manifesto. By A.

Franklin & J. Mackay. A complete meat

and brisket-cooking education from the

country’s most celebrated pitmaster and

owner of the wildly popular Austin

restaurant Franklin Barbecue. Well illus.

in color. 213 pages. Ten Speed.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9292462 HENRY AT WORK: Thoreau on

Making a Living. By J. Kaag & J. van Belle.

The authors explore what Thoreau can teach

us about working, why we do it, what it does

to us, and how we can make it more

meaningful. 203 pages. Princeton. Pub.

at $27.95 $6.95

929645X LAWLESS: The Miseducation

of America’s Elites. By Ilya Shapiro. A

conservative examination reveals how the

warping of higher education is transforming

our country. 259 pages. Broadside.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9295844 NOBODY’S FOOL: Why We Get

Taken In and What We Can Do About It.

By D. Simons & C. Chabris. To know if you

have been deceived, you must question what

you believe–but we can’t always question

everything. This work addresses the more

difficult and intriguing question: When

should you question what you believe?

327 pages. Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300821 FAST FEASTS: Quick, Easy

Recipes with a Middle-Eastern Twist.

By John Gregory-Smith. Puts flavor firmly

back into the kitchen with a selection of

quick and easy recipes. Ideas include

Coconut Harissa Meatballs, Lamb &

Halloumi Burgers, One-Pot Mac &

Cheese, Loaded Fries, Persian Baked

Eggs, Mountain Pork Stew, Hummus

Bowls, and Frozen Banana & Dark Chocolate Pots. Well illus. in

color. 190 pages. OH Editions. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300805 THE ELVEN COOKBOOK:

Recipes Inspired by the Elves of Tolkien.

By Robert Tuesley Anderson. Collects more

than 80 thematic recipes inspired by

Tolkien’s novels of Middle-earth. Recipes

include Bilbo’s Rivendell Breakfast,

Woodhall Apple Cake, Silverlode Smoked

Trout, Cod & Coconut Curry, Rivendell Roast

Lamb, and Valinorian Potatoes. Well illus.,

most in color. 160 pages. Thunder Bay. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9305084 PIEROGI LOVE: New

Takes on an Old-World Comfort

Food. By Casey Barber. This classic

food is loved by just about everyone,

and Barber has provided a collection

of ideas and recipes that will only

make that love grow. Pierogi recipes

include Nutella Pierogies, Buffalo

Chicken, French Onion Soup

Dumpling, S’mores, and Cranberry Gingerbread. Well illus. in color.

128 pages. Gibbs Smith. Pub. at $19.99 $6.95

9300333 BOWLS: 100+ Recipes for

Healthy, Vibrant Bowls. By Ayesha

Singh. Unleash a world of flavors in one

dish with 100+ un-bowl-ievable recipes.

Ideas include Chia Pudding, Acai Bowls,

Shakshuka, Spicy Tofu, Summer Pasta

Salad, Spicy Udon Noodles, Sweet &

Spicy Shrimp Stir-Fry, and Chicken

Korma. Well illus. in color. 255 pages.

Cider Mill. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

9288333 BELLY FULL: Exploring

Caribbean Cuisine Through 11

Fundamental Ingredients and Over

100 Recipes. By Lesley Enston. A

delectable exploration of Caribbean

cuisine through 105 recipes based on

eleven staple ingredients. Recipes

include Split Pea Fritters, Steamed

Calabaza with Garlic, Cassava & Coconut

Pudding, Trini Chow Mein, and Cornmeal Cake. Well illus. in

color. 241 pages. Ten Speed. Pub. at $32.50 $6.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9299505 SHEPHERDS FOR SALE: How

Evangelical Leaders Traded the Truth for

a Leftist Agenda. By Megan Basham. A

rigorously reported expose, which warns of

what happens when the church trusts the

world’s wisdom instead of Scripture.

319 pages. Broadside. Pub. at $32.99 $6.95

9296689 THE POWER OF NUCLEAR: The

Rise, Fall and Return of Our Mightiest

Energy Source. By Marco Visscher. From the

pilot’s seat in the B-29 that dropped the atomic

bomb on Hiroshima, to Chernobyl’s exclusion

zone, and to the site in Finland where highly

radioactive waste will be buried, this is the

incredible story of nuclear power. 320 pages.

Bloomsbury. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9290974 DISCOVERY ROCKS AND

GEMS. By Brenda Scott Royce. Discover

some of the world’s most amazing rocks and

gems in this detailed reference guide with

stunning photos, interesting facts, and more.

Learn all about how various rocks and gems

are formed and their uses, and then use the

six rock and gem samples to get your

collection started. Ages 6-8. 64 pages.

Silver Dolphin. 9x11¼. Pub. at $17.99 $6.95

930066X BORN TO FIGHT: How a Street

Fighter Living On the Edge Became

“Gamebred” and Found Success. By

Jorge Masvidal. UFC star Jorge “Gamebred”

Masvidal reveals how he went from a poor son

of immigrants on the streets of Florida to one

of the most successful athletes in the world.

Color photos. 225 pages. Threshold.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9291121 THE MODERN WITCH’S GUIDE TO HAPPINESS.

By Luna Bailey. Discover everything you need to know to

become a modern witch, from working with Tarot cards and

healing crystals to learning how to harness the power of the

natural world and understand the stars. Well illus. in color. 128

pages. Get Creative 6. Pub. at $16.95 $6.95

9300961 LOOK: How to Pay Attention in a

Distracted World. By Christian Madsbjerg.

Pulling from his own background and drawing

examples from the arts, philosophy, and

beyond, Madsbjerg has created a work of

insight and practical wisdom that highlights

how we can pay sharper attention to live with

more empathy and connect better with others.

234 pages. Riverhead. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9303596 A MATTER OF COMPLEXION:

The Life and Fictions of Charles W.

Chesnutt. By Tess Chakkalakal. A biography

of Charles Chesnutt, one of the first American

authors to write for both Black and White

readers. Photos. 369 pages. St. Martin’s.

Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9300848 THE FORBIDDEN GARDEN: The

Botanists of Besieged Leningrad and Their

Impossible Choice. By Simon Parkin. The

riveting untold true story of the botanists at the

world’s first seed bank who faced an impossible

choice during the siege of Leningrad: eat the

collection to prevent starvation, or protect their

life’s work to help end world hunger? Illus.

371 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9291113 THE MODERN FLOWER

PRESS: Capturing the Beauty of Nature.

By M. Richardson & A. Fielding. Filled with

projects inspired by the changing seasons,

this volume is a catalog of gorgeous flowers

and a practical guide to working with their

beauty. The authors offer detailed information,

with a specific focus on composition, color,

and form. From decorated windowpanes to

letters and postcards, the end results are enchanting. Well illus. in

color. 286 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $35.00 $12.95

9300902 THREE DIMENSIONS: How to Draw. By Mark

Bergin. Add dimension to your drawings with this

fully-illustrated guide to creating effective 3-D art. 31 pages.

Scribo. 8¾x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

930682X DRAWING FACES: Big Ideas.

By Carolyn Scrace. Get inspiration and

creative know-how for drawing lifelike

portraits. Stunning, highly detailed drawings

with plenty of step-by-step instructions take

you from initial sketch to final fabulous image,

and explore a variety of materials and

techniques. 64 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9288538 TAILGREAT: How to Crush It at

Tailgating. By John Currence. Bring home

all the flavors and excitement of game day

thanks to a lifetime of tailgating wisdom.

Recipes include Huevos Rancheros Grits

Casserole, Korean BBQ Wings, Grilled Tuna

Tostadas, Spinach & Roasted Mushroom

Dip, Chili & Lime Pasta Salad, and Cilantro &

Peanut Rice Noodles. Well illus. in color.

245 pages. Ten Speed. 8¼x10¼. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9292314 PEDRO PASCAL

COLORING & ACTIVITY BOOK. Unwind

with Pedro and enjoy some mindful

moments with more than 35 coloring

pages, a photo gallery, word searches,

brainteasers, fun facts, and paper dolls.

113 pages. Thunder Bay. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9289070 LONGEVITY: The Definitive

Guide to a Long, Healthy and Happy Life.

By Susannah Marriott. The desire for a long,

healthy, and happy life is a universal one, yet

society has a deep fear of aging. This work

offers an all-encompassing, holistic look at

how the body ages and what we can all do to

age better. 301 pages. Godsfield. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9299785 GRANNY STITCH

BLANKETS: 10 Fresh and Modern Granny

Throws That Go Way Beyond the Iconic

Square. By Salena Baca. Provides ten creative

takes on the beloved granny square, with new

shapes like hexagons and triangles. The

patterns in this collection are just what you

need to boost your crochet skills, try out new

techniques, and craft something you’ll treasure

for years. Fully illus. in color. 34 pages. Stackpole. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293663 THE LION, THE WITCH

AND THE WORDSEARCH. Take a trip

through the wardrobe to Narnia and beyond

with this collection of wordsearches all

inspired by Lewis’s Chronicles of Narnia.

Join Lucy, Edmund, Susan, and Peter to seek

out all of the hidden words within the grids.

Solutions included. 255 pages. Sirius.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9288201 NORDIC WISDOM: Simplify

Your Life and Cultivate Well-Being. By

Elisabeth Carlsson. Take inspiration from the

happiest countries in the world and live a

more balanced, healthy, and peaceful life.

Fully illus. in color. 144 pages. CICO.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9298088 INSIDE THE MIND OF THE

BACKPACKER KILLER: Ivan Milat. By T.

Farber & J. Daniel. A gripping exploration of

the life, crimes, and chilling psychology of

Ivan Milat, Australia’s backpacker murderer,

one of the most infamous serial killers of the

20th Century. 232 pages. Gemini.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293655 CUT & COLLAGE VINTAGE

DESIGNS: Abundant Images for Art,

Craft & Scrapbooks. Welcome to a

wealth of over 300 vintage images to use

in collages, decoupage, scrapbooking,

and other craft projects. Sirius. 8¾x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9289534 DISAPPOINTING AFFIRMATIONS STICKER

BOOK. By Dave Tarnowski. Apply these hilariously realistic

affirmations wherever you–or anyone else–may need an antidote to

toxic positivity. Chronicle. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $9.95

*9293647 CUT & COLLAGE

BOTANICALS: Abundant Images for

Art, Craft & Scrapbooks. Create your

very own luscious garden with this

wonderful crafting title, filled with over 300

botanical images to use in collages,

decoupage, scrapbooking, and other

projects. Sirius. 8¾x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*929354X THE POCKET BOOK OF

PLANTS THAT HEAL: The Illustrated

Herbarium of Medicinal Plants. Text by

Gerard Debuigne et al, photos by P. Vigne et

al. Unleash the power of nature’s pharmacy

for healing and self-care with this

pocket-sized guide to medicinal plants.

Fully illus. in color. 175 pages. Verbena.

Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290796 THE CINNAMON BUN

COOKBOOK: Recipes for Irresistible

Cakes, Bakes, Sweet Treats and More. By

Eloise Goode. Celebrates the fall season with a

charming selection of deliciously decadent

recipes that satisfy even the sweetest tooth.

Ideas include Sticky Cinnamon & Pecan Buns,

Deep Dish Puff Apple Pie, Gingered Treacle

Tart, Orange & Cinnamon Puddings, Marbled

Coffee Cupcakes, and Gingerbread Men. Fully illus. in color.

79 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290869 THE PUMPKIN SPICE COOKBOOK: Recipes

for Irresistible Treats with a Hint of Sugar and Spice. By

Eloise Goode. Get ready to bring the coziness of fall into your

kitchen with over 40 irresistible recipes. Ideas include Pumpkin

Spice Lattes, Pumpkin Pie, Sticky Toffee Puddings, Coffee &

Walnut Cupcakes, Maple & Pecan Muffins, Pumpkin Seed Power

Bars, and Caramel & Honeycomb Mousse. Fully illus. in color.

79 pages. Hamlyn. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*9290567 BE MORE OWL: Life

Lessons from Our Feathered Friends.

By Alison Davies, illus. by E. Mayor. A

celebration of the talents behind the talons

and the many-feathered folklore that

surrounds this most revered of birds.

Lessons, exercises, and practical creative

suggestions will all help you to find your

wisdom and unleash your inner owl. Well

illus. in color. 144 pages. Quadrille. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296212 SUPER CUTE WORLD: A

Coloring & Creativity Book. Life is

not all sunshine and roses–it’s also

bunnies, birds, butterflies, teapots,

seashells, and more ready to be

brought to life with the medium of

your choice. Includes 15 pages of

color-and-cut projects–bookmarks,

cards, gift tags, cupcake wrappers,

and more! North Light. 9x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9298843 F*CK, I’M BORED: A Swear

Word Coloring Book. This irreverent

collection of cheeky art is the perfect

pick-me-up when you just can’t deal with

the endless bull. Artists of all skill

levels–and all stages of existential

dread–can enjoy adding a pop of color to

the illustrations inside. Castle Point. 8½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9307095 HOW TO DRAW HORSES. By

Mark Bergin. Master the art of drawing

horses, from their heads to their hooves,

from foals to galloping stallions. With

these detailed instructions and

easy-to-follow sketches, aspiring artists

can successfully capture the animal’s

majesty and beauty. 32 pages. Scribo.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9307087 HOW TO DRAW BIRDS. By

Mark Bergin. From barn owls to

kingfishers, robins to swans, ducklings to

bald eagles, this guide explains how to

draw an aviary of beautiful birds. Fully

illus. 32 pages. Scribo. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9300899 PERSPECTIVE: How to Draw. By Mark Bergin. See how

to add visual interest and realism to your work with this easy-to-follow,

lavishly illustrated guide to the art of perspective. 32 pages. Scribo.

8¾x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

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9305963 ANIMALS: Find It! Explore It!

Search for more than 250 animals–from

wombats in the Australian bush to seals in

the snowy Arctic Circle. After spotting the

hidden creatures, discover amazing facts

about them all. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in

color. National Geographic. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288570 CRAYON RACING: Over 100 Tracks for

High-Speed Coloring. Race against the clock on your own, or

grab a friend and place your crayons on the start line–then go,

go, go! Who can get to the finish line the fastest? Ages 4-8. Odd

Dot. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9305971 OCEAN: Find It! Explore It!

Search for more than 250 sea critters–from

clownfish living among sea anemones to

penguins waddling on ice. After spotting

the hidden creatures, discover amazing

facts about them all. Ages 4-8. Fully illus.

in color. National Geographic. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295062 BARACK OBAMA: A Little

Golden Book Biography. By Frank

Berrios, illus. by K. Sorra. This Little

Golden Book about Barack Obama–the

44th President of the United States and

the country’s first Black president–is an

inspiring read-aloud for young

children. Ages 3-7. Fully illus. in color.

Golden. $4.95

9298851 FOOD, INC. 2: Inside the Quest

for a Better Future for Food. Ed. by Karl

Weber. America’s food system is broken,

harming family farmers, workers, the

environment, and our health. But it doesn’t

have to be this way. Here, brilliant innovators,

scientists, journalists and activists explain how

we can create a hopeful new future for food, if

we have the courage to seize the moment.

323 pages. PublicAffairs. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $4.95

9298800 CRAFTY CUPCAKES. By

Ann Pickard. Amaze your friends and

loved ones with your cake-decorating

skills with this fabulous collection of

ingenious cupcakes. Thirty cupcake

projects cover the popular themes of

spring festivals, winter holidays,

animals, and more. A techniques

section explains all the basic skills

needed. Fully illus. in color. 155 pages. Guild of Master

Craftsman. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

929886X FOR RICHER, NOT POORER: The

Money Book for Couples. By Ruth L. Hayden.

Money matters are some of the most difficult

areas for spouses to approach honestly, and are

some of the leading causes of breakups and

divorces. This life-changing work will forever

improve readers’ relationships by teaching

them budgeting and money-management

techniques that will last a lifetime. 242 pages.

Health Communications. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9299912 TIMEBOXING: The Power of

Doing One Thing at a Time. By Mark

Zao-Sanders. A comprehensive guide to

carefully and intentionally selecting what to

do, specifying start and finish times, focusing

solely on that single activity, and getting it

done to an acceptable standard within that

timeframe. 310 pages. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $4.95

9299130 WHY WE LOVE DIE HARD. By

Kim Taylor-Foster. A Die Hard lover’s dream,

this guide includes punchy illustrations

paired alongside essays exploring the film’s

history, characters, unique film techniques,

and the thematic elements that have helped

this film become the beloved classic it is

today. 136 pages. Running Press. Pub. at

$20.00 $4.95

*9291482 THE INTERESTING NARRATIVE OF THE LIFE OF

OLAUDAH EQUIANO. One of the earliest known books published by

a Black African author, Equiano’s vivid and harrowing life story shed

light on the atrocities of the transatlantic slave trade. 260 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

9302271 A WOMAN’S GARDEN: Grow

Beautiful Plants and Make Useful

Things. By Tanya Anderson. Led by beautiful

photography, take an inspirational tour

around the garden for helpful growing advice

and step-by-step instructions for creating

over 35 projects, edibles, and art from your

garden. 191 pages. Cool Springs Press.

8x10. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

9306129 LANDSCAPE DRAWING. By

Mark Bergin. This accessible

step-by-step guide to drawing

landscapes includes artistic techniques,

choosing the right medium, inspirational

sketchbook pages, and how to develop

your creative ideas. Fully illus. in color.

64 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9298940 THE LAST BOHEMIA: Scenes

from the Life of Williamsburg, Brooklyn.

By Robert Anasi. A firsthand account of the

swift transformation of Williamsburg, from

factory backwater to artists’ district to trendy

hub and high-rise colony. 230 pages. FSG.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9296301 HOLDING THE NOTE: Profiles in

Popular Music. By David Remnick. The greatest

popular songs have a way of embedding

themselves in our memories; you remember a

time, a place, and a feeling when you hear that

song again. In this study, the author details the

lives and work of some of the greatest musicians,

songwriters, and performers of the past 50 years.

276 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9299238 THE MONSTER BOOK OF

SUDOKU FOR KIDS. By Will Shortz. This

edition of Sudoku begins with a lesson and

very easy 4x4 grids to warm up, before

advancing to more challenging 6x6 grids, and

finally traditional 9x9 puzzles. Solutions

included. Ages 8-12. St. Martin’s.

Paperbound. Pub. at $13.00 $5.95

9295992 BREATHLESS: The Scientific

Race to Defeat a Deadly Virus. By David

Quammen. The behind-the-scenes story of

how scientists around the world

cooperated to decipher the COVID-19 virus

and make possible the vaccines to fight the

pandemic. 406 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9295860 THE PRESIDENTS FACT

BOOK, REVISED: The Achievements,

Campaigns, and Legacies of Every

President. By Roger Matuz. This in-depth

history of our nation’s 46 presidents is now

fully revised and updated to include Trump’s

eventful term in office, Joe Biden’s

presidency, and the results of the 2024

presidential election. 842 pages. Black Dog

& Leventhal. 8x9. Paperbound. Pub. at $26.99 $8.95

*9293612 MINNIE MOUSE: My First Disney Pal. Illus. by

Romano Scarpa. Meet your first Disney best friend, Minnie Mouse, in

this colorful and collectible title with gatefolds and featuring original

comic book art. Ages 3 & up. Abrams. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9293604 MICKEY MOUSE: My

First Disney Pal. Illus. by Floyd

Gottfredson. Meet your first Disney best

friend, Mickey Mouse, in this colorful

and collectible title with gatefolds and

featuring original comic book art. Ages 3

& up. Abrams. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9291091 KNITTED GIFTS FOR ALL

SEASONS: Easy Projects to Make and

Share. By Wendy Bernard. Projects are

organized by season and range from cozy

slippers, mittens, and a pom-pom wreath

to Fair Isle yoke-neck sweaters for the

whole family. Embracing the full calendar

year and a wide spectrum of reasons to gift

knits, each project captures the essence of

the season through its color scheme and type. Well illus. in color.

175 pages. Abrams. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $8.95

*9293930 THE TRUE CRIME TRIVIA

BOOK. By Jamie King. Get ready to delve into

a world of mystery, intrigue, and criminal

masterminds! This is your ticket to

uncovering the gripping stories behind some

of history’s most notorious criminals and

shocking cases. 143 pages. Summersdale.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9300589 THE HAUNTED MANSION: Art of Coloring.

Immortalize The Haunted Mansion and its grim grinning ghosts

with your own art of Disney’s iconic attractions. Disney.

7½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9300414 DARK FAIRIES: A Cursed

Coloring Experience. Detailed line art of

macabre but beautiful fairies–including

vampires, mermaids, and more

otherworldly incarnations–are collected in

a manga-influenced style, making the art

appealing to a wide range of colorists.

Thunder Bay. 8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$15.99 $5.95

9296611 MYTHOGORIA: Fairy

Nightmares. Unveils a twisted

collection of hellish sprites conjuring

chaos, menacing fairy queens ruling

in blood, and nasty ogres picking off

their pixie prey. Castle Point. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9294643 THE CREEPY CUTE LOVE

COLORING BOOK: 30 Sickly Sweet

Coloring Pages That You’ll Love to

Color! Creepy, cute love is in the

air–and breaking down the boundaries

between sinister and sweet to create an

adorably abhorrent collection of

coloring pages. Adams Media. 10x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9295232 GOBLINS IN THE

HOLLOW: An Artist’s Coloring

Book. Each hand-drawn page lets

you immerse yourself in coloring

wonder while traversing charming

woodlands teeming with

mischievous goblins. Castle Point.

9¾x9¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

929628X HELL TO PAY: How the

Suppression of Wages is Destroying

America. By Michael Lind. A provocative

diagnosis of the cause of America’s

decline–and a searing indictment of those

who caused it. 213 pages. Portfolio.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9295038 ALLERGIC: Our Irritated

Bodies in a Changing World. By Theresa

MacPhail. An important, deeply researched

exploration of allergies, from their first

medical description in 1819 to the

cutting-edge science that is illuminating the

changes in our environment and lifestyles

that are making so many of us sick.

344 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9305823 AGELESS: The Naked Truth About

Bioidentical Hormones. By Suzanne Somers.

Learn how anti-aging medicine and hormone

replacement can help combat the environmental

assault that is making us sick. Other topics, such as

menopause, hysterectomies, birth control, the

importance of sleep, and the healing work that

nature does during this time, are also discussed.

427 pages. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9291148 OBSERVING THE

ANIMALS OF THE FOREST WITH

RED RIDING HOOD. By Jana

Sedlackova et al & illus. by L. Dao et al.

Only a few people know that, on Red

Riding Hood’s adventurous journey,

she met other forest animals, such as

singing birds, a squirrel, deer, and ants,

among many others. What are these

animals, and how do they live? You can find out on the pages of this

richly illustrated volume with seven gatefolds on each spread. Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. Albatross. 9¾x9¾. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

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9303499 PET THAT DOG! A Handbook

for Making Four-Legged Friends. By G.

Kidd & R. Braunigan. A guide for young

readers to befriend and care for dogs of all

shapes, sizes, and personalities. Features tips

for reading dog body language, and how to tell

when a puppy wants to play, fascinating facts

and stories of amazing dogs from history, and

more! Ages 7-11. Illus. in color. 127 pages.

Quirk. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

930374X QUICK DRAW URBAN

LANDSCAPES: Step-by-Step

Masterpieces. By Sarah Wimperis.

Anyone can draw and paint; all you need is

the confidence in your ability that comes

with practice. This will guide you through

all the basics so you can feel proud of what

you’ve achieved, so get out your

sketchbook, your pad, your canvas–and

begin! Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

9306404 QUICK DRAW PEOPLE:

Step-by-Step Masterpieces. By Sarah

Wimperis. Provides an indispensable

introduction to the techniques needed to

develop your drawing and painting skills.

Step-by-step instructions and stunning

illustrations show you how to capture the

physical appearance and personality of

human subjects using a variety of artistic

techniques and materials. 128 pages. Book House. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $5.95

9300538 FROM PETAL TO PATTERN: Design Your Own

Floral Patterns. By Michelle Parascandolo. Find beauty and

happiness in nature and create beautiful drawings and prints

with this stunning guide to the mindful art of drawing floral

patterns. Fully illus. in color. 160 pages. Leaping Hare. 6¾x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300430 A DEVIL NAMED LUCIFER:

Uncovering the Diabolical Life of Satan and

How to Resist Him. By Jared Brock. These days,

the devil is even more popular than God: 56% of

Americans believe he’s real, whereas only 54%

believe in God. Yet in the Bible, Satan is barely

present, barely speaks, and is subject to God’s

authority. So how has he gotten so much airtime

in the lives of Christians and the wider culture?

247 pages. Bethany House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9303502 ROBOT ETHICS. By Mark

Coeckelbergh. A guide to the ethical

questions that arise from our use of industrial

robots, robot companions, self-driving cars,

and other robotic devices. 256 pages. MIT

Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306994 FROM BAUHAUS TO OUR HOUSE.

By Tom Wolfe. In this examination of the strange

saga of 20th-century architecture, Wolfe takes

such European architects as Ludwig Mies van der

Rohe, Le Corbusier, and Bauhaus art school

founder Walter Gropius to task for their

glass-and-steel-box buildings that have

influenced America’s cities. Well illus. Picador.

5½x8¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9288384 ECLIPSE: Our Sky’s

Most Dazzling Phenomenon. By

Kelsey Oseid. Discover the ancient

myths and fascinating science of the

world’s most striking celestial

phenomena–eclipses–in this

educational, beautifully illustrated

guide. 103 pages. Ten Speed.

Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300236 ASTROLOGIC: How to Make

Friends & Influence People Based on

Their Sun Sign. By Amelia Wood.

Transform your relationships by harnessing

the wisdom of the zodiac, and unlock the

magic of the cosmos to make it work for you.

This is your key to untangling the cosmic

DNA of everyone you know and using that

intel to come out on top. Color photos.

174 pages. Castle Point. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300678 BRAIN GAMES AND

ACTIVITIES: Over 80 Fun Brain Games! By

Teera Robinson. A wide variety of tasks keep

kids engaged and motivated and involve logic

and reasoning, creative thinking, abstract

thinking, language and word play, spatial

reasoning, and memory. Ages 8-9. Fully illus.

in color. 128 pages. Evan-Moor. 8½x10¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9298932 LEGO JURASSIC WORLD

ULTIMATE STICKER COLLECTION.

Combining fun and informative captions

with a range of innovative and engrossing

sticker activities, this is a must-have for all

LEGO and Jurassic World fans. Ages 6-9.

Dorling Kindersley. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294732 DOT TO DOT FOR TINY TOTS. With these adorable

puzzles, help young children develop their fine motor and

problem-solving skills, as well as number recognition. Ages

2-3. St. Martin’s. 9x11. Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9303634 MOVING MACHINES: Magic

Magnifying Glass. By Honor Head, illus.

by D. O’Malley. Move the magic magnifying

glass to reveal the inner workings of the

International Space Station, bullet trains,

and more. Ages 6-8. 22 pages. Silver

Dolphin. 9¼x12½. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296654 THE OFFICIAL YELLOWSTONE

BAR BOOK: 75 Cocktails to Enjoy After

the Work’s Done. By L. Taylor & N. Gurr.

When it’s time to pour one after a hard day’s

work, this helps fans to relax like a Dutton.

Drink ideas include Manhattan’s Black

Heart, Phantom Pain, Gin Rickey, Rip Roy,

Drugstore Root Beer, Carolyn’s Whiskey

Punch, and Starry Night. Fully illus. in color.

208 pages. Adams Media. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9303936 YOU DON’T NEED A BUDGET: Stop Worrying

About Debt, Spend Without Shame, and Manage Money

with Ease. By Dana Miranda. Free yourself from the tyranny of

toxic budget culture and build an ethical, stress-free financial

life. 325 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9303898 THE WISDOM OF NURSES:

Stories of Grit from the Front Lines. By A.

Archibald-Varley & S. Fung. Takes readers to

the front lines of nursing to show the

compassion, selflessness, and dedication of

professionals who not only give it all for their

patients, but get up and do it over and over

again. 279 pages. Collins. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

930004X THE BIG BOOK OF

LOW-SODIUM RECIPES. By Linda Larsen.

From hearty breakfasts like Raisin Apple

Strata to mouthwatering plates like Beef and

Bean Enchiladas, each page offers meals

that are so tasty, you won’t need to give up

your favorite flavors. Offers more than 500

delicious recipes. 479 pages. Adams Media.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $5.95

9295046 ANNABEL KARMEL’S FUN,

FAST AND EASY CHILDREN’S

COOKBOOK: Delicious Step-by-Step

Recipes to Cook Together. A collection of

fun, tasty, and easy-to-make recipes to get

the family cooking together. Ideas include

Owl Porridge, Eggy Raisin Bread, Little Italy

Bruschetta, Pesto Pizza, Teddy Bear Burgers,

and Animal Cupcakes. Ages 7 & up. Fully

illus. in color. 111 pages. Welbeck. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9296492 LIKE, LITERALLY, DUDE:

Arguing for the Good in Bad English. By

Valerie Fridland. A lively linguistic

exploration of the speech habits we love to

hate–and why our “like”s and “literally”s

actually make us better communicators.

321 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9303766 SAY IT WELL: Find Your Voice, Speak Your Mind,

Inspire Any Audience. By Terry Szuplat. One of Barack Obama’s

longest-serving speechwriters reveals the public speaking lessons

that will help you become a more confident and compelling

communicator and leader. 329 pages. Harper. Pub. at $32.00 $5.95

9296271 THE HEAT WILL KILL YOU

FIRST: Life and Death on a Scorched

Planet. By Jeff Goodell. A masterful

examination of the impact that temperature

rise will have on our lives and on our planet,

offering a vital new perspective on where we

are headed, how we can prepare, and what is at

stake if we fail to act. 397 pages. Little, Brown.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $5.95

9298827 DECODING THE WORLD: A Roadmap for Our Times.

By P. Bronson & A. Gupta. A buddy adventure between Bronson and

Gupta about the quest to live meaningfully in a world with such

uncertainty. 325 pages. Twelve. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9292403 EAARTH: Making a Life on a Tough

New Planet. By Bill McKibben. We’ve waited too

long to stop the advance of global warming, and

massive change is not only unavoidable but

already underway. Our hope depends on building

societies and economies that can hunker down,

concentrate on essentials, and create a

community that will allow us to weather trouble on

a planet violently out of balance. 261 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288368 DIARIES OF WAR: Two Visual

Accounts from Ukraine and Russia. By

Nora Krug. Powerful graphic journalism that

highlights the contrasting realities of a

Ukrainian journalist and a Russian artist

grappling with their own individual

experiences of Russia’s war on Ukraine. Fully

illus. in color. 127 pages. Ten Speed. 7x10¼.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9293086 A SMALL, STUBBORN TOWN:

Life, Death & Defiance in Ukraine. By

Andrew Harding. A gripping work of reportage

that tells the story of a pivotal moment in

Ukraine’s war, this is a real-life thriller about

ordinary people facing extraordinary

circumstances with resilience, humor, and

ingenuity. 140 pages. Bonnier Books.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9293175 THAT DESERVES A WOW:

Untold Stories of Legends and

Champions, Their Wins and

Heartbreaks. By Chris Myers. The Emmy

Award-winning FOX Sports broadcaster

provides a front-row seat to some of the most

memorable moments in sports history.

Color photos. 297 pages. Morrow.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9306056 NORMAL BROKEN: The Grief

Companion For When It’s Time to Heal But

You’re Not Sure You Want To. By Kelly

Cervantes. Cervantes isn’t trying to tell you what

to do, how to feel, or flinging sunny thoughts and

prayers at you. After losing her daughter, she

knows that grief is many things. It’s weird. It

sucks. It’s all-encompassing. With chapters that

can be read in any order, divided into

“moments” of grief, you choose what you need at any given time.

211 pages. BenBella. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9307028 GRIEF IS FOR PEOPLE. By

Sloane Crosley. How do we live without the

ones we love? After the pain and confusion of

losing her closest friend to suicide, Crosley

looks for answers in philosophy and art,

hoping for a framework more useful than the

unavoidable stages of grief. 191 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9293353 YOU’RE NOT THE PROBLEM: The

Impact of Narcissism and Emotional

Abuse–and How to Heal. By H. Villiers & K.

McKenna. Using client narratives and sample

scripts, the authors offer a sympathetic approach

to looking at our familial patterns–and how we can

break free from these toxic relationships and

reclaim our lives. 341 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9299017 PLAY BETTER POOL: A

Stand-Up Book of Pool Techniques and

Strategy. By Duncan Steer. Here is the ultimate

companion for every pool and billiard player,

featuring a unique stand-up format which

displays shots and angles for easy viewing and

understanding. Includes dozens of tricks to

amaze (and defeat) your friends. 128 pages.

Barron’s. Spiralbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

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9293183 THERE WILL BE FIRE:

Margaret Thatcher, the IRA, and Two

Minutes That Changed History. By Rory

Carroll. A race-against-the-clock narrative

that finally illuminates a history-changing

event: the IRA’s attempt to assassinate

Margaret Thatcher and the epic manhunt that

followed. 397 pages. Putnam. Pub. at

$30.00 $5.95

9296832 HAMILTON: Selected Writings. Ed.

by Corey Brettschneider. Essays, speeches, and

letters on Constitution ratification, pardoning

powers, the Bank of the U.S., and foreign policy

illuminate not only Alexander Hamilton’s legacy

but also his compelling engagement with James

Madison, Thomas Jefferson, John Adams, and his

legendary conflict with Aaron Burr. 167 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9303928 THE WORLD OF LORE: Wicked Mortals. By Aaron

Mahnke. In this illustrated volume from the host of the hit podcast

Lore, you’ll find tales of infamous characters whose veins ran with ice

water and whose crimes remind us that truth can be more terrifying

than fiction. 335 pages. Del Rey. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9296352 I’M MINDFUL, NOW WHAT?

Moving Beyond Mindfulness to Meet the

Modern World. By Andrew Holecek. Presents

an encompassing survey of the many

dimensions of meditation–including paths for

opening your heart, nurturing compassion,

connecting with your body, expanding your

dreaming life, and investigating the

fundamental nature of reality. 175 pages.

Sounds True. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303650 THE NEW TAO OF WARREN

BUFFETT. By M. Buffett & D. Clark. A

collection of simple yet powerful words

and wisdom from Warren Buffett about

today’s economy and how investing has

changed in the past two decades–from

crypto to climate change. 246 pages.

Scribner. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930052X FRESH OIL, HOLY FIRE, NEW

WINE: Living the Vibrant Holy

Spirit-Filled Life. By Samuel Rodriguez.

Learn to tap into the limitless resurrection

power inside of you by unleashing the full

potential of the Holy Spirit within you,

discovering a sense of purpose in every area

of your life, and experiencing peace and joy

regardless of your circumstances.

202 pages. Chosen Books. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

9300929 INNER EXCELLENCE: Train Your Mind for

Extraordinary Performance and the Best Possible Life. By

Jim Murphy. A step-by-step manual for mastering your inner

mind for peak performance and living your life to the fullest.

326 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296565 MAKE MAGIC: The Book of

Inspiration You Didn’t Know You

Needed. By Brad Meltzer. Meltzer uses

magic as allegory, sharing the secret that

there are only four types of magic tricks: you

make something appear, you make

something disappear, you make two things

switch places, and you turn one thing into

something else–the hardest trick of all,

transformation. 96 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294996 1,001 PUNNY JOKES: The

Ultimate Collection of Laugh-Out Loud

Jokes. Ed. by Margaret McGuire Novak.

What’s better than a good pun? 1,001 of the

punniest jokes in the universe, of course!

This collection covers everything from

classic puns to brand-new pun-tastic jokes.

239 pages. Whalen Book Works. Pub. at

$19.99 $5.95

9300449 DIFFERENT KINDS OF MINDS:

A Guide to Your Brain. By Temple Grandin.

With her knack for making science easy to

understand, Grandin explains different types

of thinkers: verbal thinkers who are good with

language, and visual thinkers who think in

pictures and patterns. Readers will discover

all kinds of minds and how we need to work

together to create solutions. Ages 8-12. Well

illus. 232 pages. Philomel. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9296697 PRE K: Comprehensive

Curriculum of Basic Skills. Ideal for

preparing early learners for

kindergarten, this includes preschool

lessons for all subjects: math, reading,

and writing. Answer key included. Ages

4-5. Fully illus. in color. 543 pages.

Thinking Kids. 8½x10¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303723 A POCKETFUL OF HAPPINESS.

By Richard E. Grant. A powerful, funny, and

moving celebration of life’s unexpected joys.

16 pages of color photos. 324 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306048 LOKI’S BOOK OF MAGIC AND

MISCHIEF: Tricks and Deceptions from

the Prince of Illusions. Ed. by Elizabeth

Smith. Everyone loves magic! Especially

Loki, whose mastery of magic makes him

one of the most dangerous and beloved

antiheroes. Now, he shares the secrets

behind performing 35 tricks! Filled with

full-color photographs and easy-to-learn

step-by-step instructions, readers of all ages will amaze their

friends and family. 101 pages. Smart Pop. Paperbound. Pub. at

$19.95 $5.95

9300007 ALASKA IN THE WAKE OF THE

NORTH STAR. By Loel Shuler. A fascinating

account of a moment in time when dramatic and

powerful changes were beginning in the far north.

During a three-month journey of 11,000 miles

between Sitka and Point Barrow on the USMS

North Star, Shuler had the privilege of an intimate

look at the ways of life and the unique peoples of

Alaska as they were in 1950. 32 pages of photos.

224 pages. Hancock House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

930035X CARE AND FEEDING: A

Memoir. By Laurie Woolever. A candid,

funny, and occasionally devastating memoir

of a woman making her way through the food

world, navigating addiction, a cultural

reckoning, and an unexpected tragedy.

334 pages. Ecco. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9300503 THE FORGOTTEN GIRLS: A

Memoir of Friendship and Lost Promise

in Rural America. By Monica Potts. An

acclaimed journalist tries to understand how

she escaped her small town in Arkansas

while her brilliant friend could not, and, in

the process, illuminates the unemployment,

drug abuse, sexism, and evangelicalism

killing poor, rural white women all over

America. 254 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300651 BIRDING TO CHANGE THE WORLD: A Memoir. By

Trish O’Kane. In this uplifting memoir, a professor and activist shares

what birds can teach us about life, social change, and protecting the

environment. 349 pages. Ecco. Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9293272 WAITING TO BE ARRESTED AT

NIGHT: A Uyghur Poet’s Memoir of

China’s Genocide. By Tahir Hamut Izgil. The

story of the political, social, and cultural

destruction of Izgil’s homeland. Among

leading Uyghur intellectuals and writers, he is

the only one known to have escaped China

since the mass internments began. His work is

a call for the world to awaken to the unfolding

catastrophe. 251 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

929516X DINNER FOR ONE: How Cooking

in Paris Saved Me. By Sutanya Dacres. An

unforgettable memoir of how Dacres rebuilt

her life after her American-in-Paris fairy tale

was shattered–starting with cooking dinner for

herself in her Montmartre kitchen. 338 pages.

Park Row. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9293256 UNRECONCILED: Family, Truth, and

Indigenous Resistance. By Jesse Wente. A prominent

Indigenous voice uncovers the lies and myths that affect

relations between White and Indigenous peoples and the

power of narrative to emphasize truth over comfort.

199 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9300260 BECOMING SPECTACULAR: The

Rhythm of Resilience form the First

African American Rockette. By Jennifer

Jones. The first Black Rockette charts her

journey to one of the world’s most celebrated

dance troupes in this gripping memoir that, for

the first time, goes behind the velvet curtains at

Radio City’s legendary holiday show. Photos.

198 pages. Amistad. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

929869X AMERICAN PRISONER OF

WAR CAMPS IN MONTANA AND

WYOMING. By Kathy Kirkpatrick. Explores

the experiences of POWs in these states,

highlighting their care, employment, and

impact on local populations. Fully illus.,

some in color. 96 pages. America Through

Time. Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $7.95

9295100 BUILDING: A Carpenter’s Notes

on Life & the Art of Good Work. By Mark

Ellison. The author shares indelible stories on

building a life worth living, revealing powerful

lessons about work, creativity, and design

through his experience constructing some of

New York’s most iconic spaces. Photos.

274 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9303901 THE WITCHING YEAR: A Memoir

of Earnest Fumbling Through Modern

Witchcraft. By Diana Helmuth. A skeptic

spends a year trying to find spiritual fulfillment

by practicing modern Witchcraft. 334 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9295984 THE BOOK OF SPELLS: Vintage

Edition. By Nicola de Pulford. For those who

believe in magic–but also for those who want to

have fun with magic lore. Forty-two enticing,

exotic, and fun magic spells from many

different times and cultures promise to help

readers prosper at work, at play, or in love. Fully

illus. in color. 144 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303626 MOON SPELLS: An Enchanting

Spell Book of Magic & Rituals. By Aurora

Kane. Contains spells for healing, luck,

friendship, empowerment, and more, all

fueled by the power of the moon. This work

guides you through rituals based on the

lunar cycle, along with spells timed to the

Waxing Moon, Full Moon, Waning Moon,

and New Moon. Illus. in color. 155 pages.

Wellfleet. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300694 CANDLE MAGIC: An

Enchanting Spell Book of Candles &

Rituals. By Minerva Radcliffe. Harness the

power of light with this collection of rituals

and spells for seasoned witches, curious

mystics, and new practitioners alike. Illus.

in color. 157 pages. Wellfleet.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303588 LOVE SPELLS: An Enchanting

Spell Book of Potions & Rituals. By Minerva

Radcliffe. Contains love potions, charms, and

other methods for finding and keeping romance

in your life. These spells will help you find your

true love, promote fertility, encourage honesty,

and even decide when it’s time to end a

relationship. Illus. in color. 157 pages. Wellfleet.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9296360 INSIDE A THUG’S HEART. By Angela Ardis. In this

moving, one-of-a-kind tribute, generations of fans can

experience a profound connection to the mind and unbroken

spirit of a passionate, unpredictable musical icon.

242 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9300295 THE BISHOP AND THE

BUTTERFLY: Murder, Politics, and the End

of The Jazz Age. By Michael Wolraich. Vivian

Gordon was found in a desolate Bronx park, a

dirty clothesline wrapped around her neck. At

her apartment, detectives discovered

notebooks full of names and a letter from an

anti-corruption commission established by

Governor FDR. Well illus. 336 pages. Union

Square & Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9300627 AURAS: Your Personal Guide.

By Joylina Goodings. Learn the basics of

auras and how to apply their powerful energy

fields to heal mental and spiritual blockages

for stability, clarity, and calmness in your life.

This accessible and beautifully designed

guide includes a frameable poster that

outlines the unique characteristics of each

aura layer. Well illus., many in color.

143 pages. Wellfleet. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9300600 ART COLOURING BOOK 2. Offers 26 large-format

fantasy illustrations for you to color in, frame, use in collages,

decoupage, or however you wish. Book House. 11x14¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9303405 CONSPIRACY OF FOOLS: A True

Story. By Kurt Eichenwald. From an

award-winning New York Times reporter comes

the full, mind-boggling true story of the lies,

crimes, and ineptitude behind the Enron scandal

that imperiled a presidency, destroyed a

marketplace, and changed Washington and Wall

Street forever. 746 pages. Broadway.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

929323X UNDER THE EYE OF POWER:

How Fear of Secret Societies Shapes

American Democracy. By Colin Dickey. An

exploration of America’s obsession with

secret societies and the conspiracies of

hidden power. The U.S. is simply this: secret

groups conspire to pervert the will of the

people and the rule of law. It’s only in seeing

the cycle of this history, Dickey argues, that

we can break it. 353 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300910 I WISH SOMEONE HAD TOLD

ME: The Best Advice for Building a Great

Career and a Meaningful Life. By Dana

Perino. Helpful advice, insightful stories, and

powerful life lessons curated by Perino,

co-host of Fox News’ The Five and America’s

Newsroom, inspired by her friends and

colleagues. 263 pages. Fox News Books.

Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9292497 RECLAIMING PATRIOTISM IN

THE AGE OF EXTREMES. By Steven B. Smith.

This is a call to recover the love of our country

from both the nationalists on the right and the

cosmopolitan globalists on the left. Smith

argues for a patriotism that is broad enough to

balance differing loyalties and capable of

bringing the country together around the

highest ideals of democracy and equality.

237 pages. Yale. Paperbound. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9306773 MURDER REWIND: Death at Blockbuster. By S.K.

Doyle. Roll back the tape to the 1990s! In this nostalgic fever

dream, you’ll follow the slick Detective Wolf as he confronts 70

confounding cases set in the best decade. 201 pages. Castle

Point. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9305092 SLOTH 3-D PUZZLE

& BOOK. This easy-to-assemble

3-D puzzle will have the whole

family working together. The box

comes with assembly

instructions, a 16-page activity

book, and foam puzzle pieces. No

glue necessary. Ages 6-11.

Sequoia Children’s. 11¾x8½. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

930584X ANATOMY OF INJUSTICE: A

Murder Case Gone Wrong. By Raymond

Bonner. 1982. Story of the grievously mishandled

murder case that put 23-year-old Edward Lee

Elmore, a semiliterate, mentally challenged Black

man with no previous felony record, on death row,

and the courageous young attorney who tried to

save his life. Photos. 299 pages. Vintage.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9299610 TASTE OF HOME SKINNY

SLOW COOKER. Ed. by Christine

Rukavena. Want to set the table with

mouthwatering dishes that cut fat, calories,

and kitchen time? Let your slow cooker

help. Recipes include Slow Cooker Beef

Tostadas, Tangy Tropical Chicken, Sesame

Pulled Pork Sandwiches, Slow-Cooked

Sweet & Sour Pork, Sweet Potato Lentil

Stew, and Tender Whole Wheat Muffins. Fully illus. in color.

256 pages. Taste of Home. 8¼x11. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9295615 A YEAR OF BIBLE

PRAYERS: A Treasury of 48 Prayer

Stories From God’s Word. By

JoAnne Simmons, illus. by A.

Schmidt. Celebrates each month of

the calendar year with four stories of

prayer from God’s Word. Ages 5-8.

Well illus. in color. 153 pages.

Barbour. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9291083 KJV BABY’S FIRST BIBLE: New

Testament. A perfect gift to welcome a new

arrival, helping families sow the seeds of

faith. Features a small, trim size for little

hands, words of Christ printed in red, clear,

readable typeface, a satin ribbon marker,

and more. 303 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub.

at $14.99 $5.95

9297030 KJV BABY’S FIRST BIBLE: New Testament. A perfect

gift to welcome a new arrival, helping families sow the seeds of faith.

Features a small, trim size for little hands, words of Christ printed in

red, clear, readable typeface, a satin ribbon marker, and more.

303 pages. Thomas Nelson. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9295607 A YEAR OF BIBLE ANIMAL

STORIES: A Treasury of 48

Best-Loved Stories From God’s

Word. By JoAnne Simmons et al, illus.

by A. Schmidt. Celebrates each month

of the calendar year with 48 best-loved

stories from God’s Word. Ages 5-8. Well

illus. in color. 153 pages. Barbour.

Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9288449 I’M THE MAN: The Story of

That Guy from Anthrax. By Scott Ian with

J. Wiederhorn. The fast-paced, humorous,

and revealing memoir from the man who

co-founded Anthrax, the band that proved to

the masses that brutality and fun didn’t have

to be mutually exclusive. Well illus. in color.

316 pages. Da Capo. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9293132 STARSTRUCK: A Memoir of

Astrophysics and Finding Light in the Dark.

By Sarafina El-Badry Nance. Nance dreamt of

becoming an astronomer from an early age, but

she was told that girls just weren’t cut out for

math and science. Here, she captures both the

wonders of the Universe and traces earthbound

obstacles–misogyny, racism, anxiety,

self-doubt, and more–that she faced along the

way. Photos. 325 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9292454 GREEK SCULPTURE: The

Archaic Period. By John Boardman. Greek

sculpture was the first and only ancient art form

to break free from conventional representations

of men and animals, exploring how art might

imitate or improve upon reality. The first stages

of this discovery, from the semi-abstract

beginnings in the 8th century BC to the more

representational art of the early 5th century, are

explored. Well illus. 252 pages. Thames & Hudson. 6x8¾.

Pub. at $21.95 $5.95

9288392 THE FRAGRANT FLOWER

GARDEN: Growing, Arranging &

Preserving Natural Scents. By S. Bittner

& A. Harampolis. This volume provides

garden design guidance for a year’s worth

of flowers, foliage, and fragrance. Reap the

wellness benefits of your fragrant flowers

through DIY projects such as making floral

arrangements, perfumes, tub soaks, and

tinctures. Fully illus. in color. 217 pages. Ten Speed.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9303669 NEW WORLD COMING: The

1920s and the Making of Modern

America. By Nathan Miller. The first

comprehensive view of the 1920s in several

decades, showing that there is hardly a

dimension of our present world, from

government to popular culture, that doesn’t

trace its roots to this era–and that few decades

are more intriguing or significant today.

433 pages. Da Capo. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9295135 THE COUNTRY OF THE BLIND: A Memoir at the

End of Sight. By Andrew Leland. A witty, winning, and revelatory

personal narrative of the author’s transition from sightedness to

blindness and his quest to learn about blindness as a rich culture

all its own. 339 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9300104 THE MET FLEX DIET: Burn

Better Fuel, Burn More Fat. By Ian K.

Smith. Burn fat better by harnessing the

revolutionary power of metabolic flexibility.

Complete with meal and exercise plans, as

well as recipes, the Met Flex Diet provides

readers with every tool they need to achieve

their weight loss goals. 261 pages. Harper.

Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9300481 DONALD WRITES NO MORE: The

Life of Donald Goines, the Godfather of

Street Lit. By Eddie Stone. For the 50th

anniversary of his murder, this gritty,

engrossing, definitive biography of the

legendary Black writer has been reprinted and

features a new foreword. 164 pages. Holloway

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300619 AUGUST WILSON: A Life. By

Patti Hartigan. The first authoritative biography

of August Wilson, the most important and

successful American playwright of the late

20th century, by a theater critic who knew him.

Photos. 531 pages. S&S. Paperbound.

Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9306943 EVERYBODY NEEDS AN

EDITOR: The Essential Guide to Clear and

Effective Writing. By M. Harris & J. Bane.

Teaches how to unknot academic writing,

create must-click subject lines, and deliver

memorable presentations that will keep

audience members off their phones for 30

seconds. Illus. 238 pages. S&S.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9295488 SOLDIERS DON’T GO MAD: A

Story of Brotherhood, Poetry, and

Mental Illness During the First World

War. By Charles Glass. A brilliant and

poignant history of the friendship between

two great war poets, Siegfried Sassoon and

Wilfred Owen, alongside a narrative

investigation of the origins of PTSD and the

literary response to World War I. Photos.

331 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9299149 WHY WE LOVE THE MATRIX. By

Kim Taylor-Foster. The first and only guide

that combines entertaining information about

the history and making of the film with a

celebratory look at all the different aspects

that have helped solidify this as a beloved

favorite of sci-fi fans. Would you rather take

the Red Pill or the Blue Pill? 117 pages.

Running Press. Pub. at $18.00 $4.95

9288376 DRAW 100 MANGA: From

Basic Shapes to Amazing Drawings in

Super-Easy Steps. By Yishan Li. The

ultimate introduction to drawing manga:

100 simple, step-by-step drawings of

everything from superheroes to super-cute

pets. Practice drawing different hair and

facial expressions, then learn to create your

own elaborate and colorful manga

characters. Fully illus. in color. 111 pages. Search. 8½x11½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9288295 ANATOMICAL ODDITIES:

The Otherworldly Realms Hidden

Within Our Bodies. By Alice Roberts.

Quirky, bizarre, and beautiful, this

volume traverses the body’s crypts,

islets, and mountains to reveal a secret

map of organ, tissue, and bone,

complete with peculiar place names

and overlooked but essential regions.

Featuring stunning original artwork of 57 brief lessons on anatomy.

127 pages. The Experiment. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9300112 ON QUALITY: An Inquiry into

Excellence. By Robert M. Pirsig. For the first

time, readers will gain access to five decades

of Pirsig’s personal writings in this

posthumous collection, which illuminates

the evolution of his thinking to an

unprecedented degree. The collection

comprises previously unpublished texts,

speeches, letters, interviews, private notes,

and more. Illus. 153 pages. Harper. Pub. at $26.99 $5.95

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NEW NON-FICTION

9306617 SESAME STREET WRITE &

WIPE: ABC-123. By Lori C. Froeb. Kids

will love learning their ABCs and 123s with

Elmo and friends. Wipe-off pages and

reusable stickers mean that the fun

activities can be completed again and

again. Ages 3-5. Studio Fun. 8½x10¾.

Spiralbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9300155 100,000+ BABY NAMES: The

Most Helpful, Complete & Up-to-Date Name

Book. By Bruce Lansky. This new edition of Baby

Names features the most up-to-date lists of

names, trends, advice, and fascinating facts

about names, collecting unique spellings of

popular names that are catching on, plus newly

popular names and variations not listed in other

books and websites. 571 pages. Hachette.

Paperbound. Pub. at $23.99 $5.95

9288481 THE LONG COVID SURVIVAL

GUIDE: How to Take Care of Yourself and

What Comes Next. Ed. by Fiona Lowenstein.

For people living with Long COVID, navigating

the uncharted territory of this new chronic illness

can be challenging. This patient-to-patient guide

for people provides expert advice on getting

diagnosed, dealing with symptoms, accessing

resources and accommodations, and more.

295 pages. The Experiment. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9296344 I LEFT MY HOMEWORK IN THE HAMPTONS:

Teaching the Children of the One Percent. By Blythe

Grossberg. Brings readers a captivating memoir about tutoring

for Manhattan’s elite that reveals how a life of extreme wealth

both helps and harms the children of the One Percent. 280

pages. Hanover Square. Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9290982 DISNEY ROCK PAINTING. By

Marcy Kelman. Step-by-step instructions

guide readers through painting 12 different

designs featuring Mickey Mouse, Minnie

Mouse, Donald Duck, Daisy Duck, Bambi,

Tinker Bell, and other beloved characters.

Includes three river rocks, three acrylic

paints, three gel pens, two paintbrushes, a

permanent marker, stencils, and a dotting

tool. 48 pages. Thunder Bay. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9306609 WHAT THE CHICKEN KNOWS:

A New Appreciation of the World’s Most

Familiar Bird. By Sy Montgomery. A

charming and eye-opening exploration

between humans and chickens. Montgomery

takes us inside the flock and reveals all the

things that make chickens such remarkable

creatures. 16 pages of color photos.

70 pages. Atria. Pub. at $22.99 $5.95

9296816 GO HOME FOR DINNER: Advice

on How Faith Makes a Family and Family

Makes a Life. By Mike Pence with C. P. Bond.

Explores balancing the demands of life with

the long-term satisfaction that only a

commitment to your family can bring. Pence

champions one of his most deeply held

beliefs: that faith makes a family, and family

makes a life. And, through straightforward

advice and personal storytelling, he shows readers how to do the

same. 243 pages. S&S. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9301070 COLOR QUEST EXTREME

COLOR-BY-NUMBER CHALLENGES TO

COMPLETE. An extraordinary blend of art,

mindfulness, and discovery–perfect for

adult colorists and puzzle enthusiasts alike.

Sourcebooks. 10½x14¾. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9304908 BODY HARMONY:

Nourishing, Plant-Based Recipes for

Intuitive Eating. By Nicole Berrie. An

inspirational lifestyle manual and

cookbook dedicated to those seeking the

ever-elusive answer to how to nourish

themselves with clean, plant-based

foods. Recipes include Lemony Oregano

Potatoes, Dulse Puttanesca, Creamy

Coconut Brown Rice, and Portobello & Eggplant Banh Mi. Well

illus. in color. 254 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

*9293507 THE LITTLE BOOK OF

RUDE JOKES: Naughty Laughs for All

the Family. By Malcolm Croft. Ready to

spice up your comedy game? This tiny

tome is the ultimate collection of rude

jokes that’ll have you and your friends

rolling on the floor with laughter–and

maybe blushing a little, too. 190 pages.

Orange Hippo. $7.95

9299122 WHAT’S YOUR F*CKING

SIGN? Sweary Astrology for You & Me.

By Amelia Wood. Full of sun-sign-specific

details about all twelve members of the

zodiac, you can discover all the right ways to

attract, befriend, love, and otherwise handle

the people in your life based on their cosmic

DNA. Embrace all the incredible ways

astrology is there to guide you. Photos.

170 pages. Castle Point. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9298924 THE LEGO BATMAN MOVIE

ULTIMATE STICKER COLLECTION.

Combining fun and informative captions

with a range of innovative and engrossing

sticker activities, this is a must-have for all

LEGO Batman fans. Ages 6-9. Dorling

Kindersley. 8½x11. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

*9287191 HOW TO START KNITTING:

All the Tips, Tricks and Techniques New

Knitters Need to Know. By Brenda Lam.

Learning to knit can be daunting, especially

if you don’t have a friend or family member

to show you the ropes. From casting on to

casting off, this guide will teach the

fundamentals of knitting and then allows

readers to create ten fun, chunky projects to

wear with pride. Fully illus. in color. 128 pages. Search.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

9298789 COOK WITH AMBER: Fun,

Fresh Recipes to Get You in the

Kitchen. By Amber Kelley. Kelley’s 80

most popular and delicious recipes have

been hand-picked for her cookbook to

empower teens to get in the kitchen.

Ideas include Very Blueberry Pancakes,

Peach & Oat Bars, Overnight Ginger-Soy

Chicken, Campfire Mochi Sandwiches,

and Dark Chocolate Coconut Fondue. Ages 13 & up. Well

illus. in color. 198 pages. Running Press. Paperbound. Pub.

at $19.99 $5.95

9295496 SWEET LIFE: Cute &

Bold Coloring Book. Step into a

joyful world where cute animal

friends bake treats, share laughter,

and enjoy life’s little pleasures.

These cozy illustrations invite you

to slow down, smile, and color your

way to calm. Perfect for artists of all

ages. Kidsbooks. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9295259 HAPPY STREET: Cute &

Bold Coloring Book. Escape into the

sunshine! Each page features

hand-drawn animals enjoying a cheerful

day outside–walking, laughing, and

sharing treats. It’s the perfect way to

boost your mood and feel creatively

recharged. Kidsbooks. 9¾x9¾.

Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9295585 WHO’S PLAYING ON THE FARM? By Eva Morales.

Which adorable animal is hiding on each page? Use the clues to

guess, then flip the flap to find out! Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in color.

Flying Frog. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299009 PIGLETS VS. PUGS.

By Julie Beer, illus. by M. Byers.

Both of these pint-size porkers

boast some serious stats, so in a

head-to-head competition,

whose corner are you in? Ages

6-9. Fully illus. in color. 63

pages. National Geographic.

10¼x8¾. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9300880 FLOWERS AND PLANTS: How to Draw. By Mark

Bergin. Daisies, delphiniums, roses, foxgloves, and more:

choose your flower and draw it beautifully with this richly

illustrated and detailed guide. 32 pages. Scribo. 8½x11.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9306838 DRAWING THE ANCIENT

EGYPTIANS: Learning to Draw &

Drawing to Learn. By Max Marlborough,

illus. by M. Bergin. What was the ancient

land of Egypt like? How did Egyptians

build their huge temples and worship their

gods? Find out while also learning to draw

their symbols, including an ankh, a scarab,

Tutankhamen’s sarcophagus, the army,

their ships, and beyond. Ages 8 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.95 $4.95

9306846 DRAWING THE ANCIENT

GREEKS: Learning to Draw & Drawing to

Learn. By Max Marlborough, illus. by M.

Bergin. From their enduring body of myths to

the Olympic Games, the influence of the

ancient Greeks remains strong even today.

Kids can explore Greek history through art as

they learn to draw the clothing they wore, the

athletes in motion, their theaters, masks,

towns, and homes. Ages 8 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

64 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.98 $4.95

9295070 BE MY VALENTINE! Super

Puffy Stickers. By Maggie Fischer,

illus. by S. Meredith. Fall head over

heels for this puffy sticker activity book

loaded with adorable activities and

more than 85 sweet puffy stickers!

Solutions included. Ages 3-5.

32 pages. Silver Dolphin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

930617X MAKE YOUR OWN MAGIC

TRICKS. By Peter Eldin, illus. by A. Belli.

Offers colorful pages full of fun activities

that will amaze your friends and family.

Along with easy-to-follow directions,

you’ll get 150+ stickers and four pages of

press-out models. Ages 7 & up. 48 pages.

Scribo. 8¼x11. Paperbound. Pub. at

$8.95 $4.95

9294783 GOOGLY EYES: Shake ‘n’ Giggle! These pages

are packed with activities and images to color–and a googly

eye that shows through on each page. Ages 2-6. Printers

Row. Paperbound. $4.95

9295577 WHO IS TRAVIS KELCE? By Ellen

Labrecque. Kelce was born an athlete, best

known for his excellence in football. He is also

the founder of Eighty-Seven & Running

Foundation, which provides children in need

with opportunities in education, athletics, and

the arts. He is also a podcaster and an avid car

collector. Ages 8-12. Well illus. 50 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. $4.95

9296328 HOPPY EASTER, BLUE!

Blue’s Clues & You!. By Lauren

Clauss, illus. by S. Lew. What does Blue

want to do with you on this beautiful

Easter day? Find out in this adorably

illustrated adventure! Ages 3 & under.

Random. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296190 THE SECRET TO GETTING

ALONG (AND WHY IT’S EASIER THAN YOU

THINK). By Gabrielle Hartley. This guide to

everyday conflict resolution will help you:

reframe your approach to conflict; find your

way to more harmony and less discord; create

better outcomes even in your most difficult

relationships; feel more connected to the

important people in your life; and more.

264 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9300732 CREATIVE CROSSWORDS: Test Yourself with

Over 100 Varied Word Puzzles. Test your vocabulary with

these beguiling crosswords. Discover a wide variety of over 100

crossword-style problems, designed to both challenge and

stimulate your mind. Solutions included. 128 pages. Welbeck.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.95 $4.95

9306781 DISCOVERING THE TOMB

OF TUTANKHAMUN. By Roger

Canavan, illus. by D. Zain. Provides an

in-depth, fast-paced account of ancient

Egyptian history, using a mix of

easy-to-read text, fact boxes providing

historical context, and comic strips

dramatizing significant episodes in the

journey. Ages 7-11. Well illus.

127 pages. Book House. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.95 $4.95

– 39 –

NEW NON-FICTION

9306145 BRAIN QUEST LEARN TO

WRITE: Pen Control, Tracing, Shapes,

and More. Ed. by Alisha Zucker. Children

will practice pen control while learning the

strokes, lines, and shapes that are important

precursors to writing letters and numbers.

Each workbook page includes engaging

illustrations, multiple practice exercises, and

fun activities. Ages 3-6. 78 pages. Workman.

8½x10¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9291563 THE WONDERFUL

ADVENTURES OF MRS SEACOLE IN MANY

LANDS. By Mary Seacole. This

groundbreaking account, written in 1857,

brings to life Seacole’s incredible journey from

Jamaica to Central America and England, and

then on to modern-day Ukraine, where she

acted as nurse to injured soldiers while running

her business, the “British Hotel.” 214 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

*9305564 HOME GUARD MANUAL OF

CAMOUFLAGE. By Roland Penrose. Penrose

begins with Nature as a guide to camouflage

and then applies those lessons concerning the

importance of background, texture, color, and

shadows. He provides valuable instruction on

Siting and Camouflage Discipline, Dummies

and Decoys, Fixed Positions, Materials and

Equipment, Individual Camouflage, and more.

102 pages. Lee Miller Archives. Pub. at $16.95 $12.95

9287892 COZY FRIENDS BOLD

AND EASY COLORING BOOK.

Invites you into a charming,

stress-free world filled with

adorable animal pals, perfect for

relaxing and mindful coloring. Page

Publications. 9x8½. Spiralbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $6.95

929094X CHILDHOODS OF FAMOUS

PEOPLE. By P. Texlova & T. Tuma. Do you

think you can identify some famous and

well-known people based on descriptions

of their childhoods? Each character gives

you clues to help you figure out who they

are. Then you can lift the flap to find out

whether you guessed correctly. Ages 6-9.

Fully illus. in color. 47 pages. Albatross.

8¾x11¼. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9302204 AMAZING CIRCULAR

WEAVING: Little Loom Techniques,

Patterns, and Projects for Complete

Beginners. By Emily Nicolaides. In fifteen

step-by-step tutorials, you’ll learn more

than 30 weaving techniques for a circular

format during the course of your weaving

journey, and will learn to make circular

home goods and decorative wall hangings

in no time. Fully illus. in color. 143 pages. Abrams. 8¼x10½.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9288767 WRECK THIS BOOK: How to Make a Book Come

to Life. By Keri Smith. The author brings her imagination and

inspiration to children with this picture book that explores the

very active experience of reading. Ages 5-8. Fully illus. in color.

Dial. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9305033 THE MAKING OF

DUNKIRK. By James Mottram.

Filled with never-before-seen

set photography from the shoot,

highlighting the lengths the

filmmaking team went to for

authenticity, this stunning

volume explores how

Christopher Nolan brought this

pivotal moment to life onscreen. 144 pages. Insight Editions.

11¼x10¼. Pub. at $45.00 $5.95

*9289127 SOFTLY, AS I LEAVE YOU: Life

After Elvis. By Priscilla Beaulieu Presley with

M.J. Ross. LARGE PRINT EDITION. A

passionate, compassionate, and inspiring

story of finding your place in the world, this

memoir is a sweet Southern melody that will

take the reader with Priscilla on her long road

home. 386 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9302719 YOUNG MELISSA:

SHOOTING STAR. By Emmanuel D.

Fouquet. Tell Melissa’s story through

photographs, compiling an exclusive

selection of the best shots, some

naughty and nearly all published for the

first time here. Adults only. 127 pages.

Edition Skylight. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at

$50.00 $39.95

*9302662 STRAPLEZ.COM. Ed. by Rose Eden. Presents

the hottest collection of lesbian beauties enjoying sizzling

strap-on sex. See these gorgeous girls rock each other’s

worlds. Adults only. Fully illus. in color. 157 pages. Edition

Skylight. 8½x10¾. Pub. at $50.00 $39.95

*9302557 MICHELLE H: Top Models

of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella Catalina.

Michelle H. is a sultry goddess with a

gorgeous smile that makes her altogether

approachable. It’s not just her looks that

have made her so successful, though;

she’s a smart and ambitious girl who

brings her unique vision to her own

movies. Adults only. 123 pages. Edition

Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302689 VOLCANIC GIRLS, THIRD EDITION REVISED.

By Stefan Soell. A collection of some of the finest modern nude

photography. Soell captures his models’ beauty at some

awe-inspiring natural locations, where he combines art with the

glory of nature. Adults only. 191 pages. Edition Skylight.

7½x9¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302468 DAKOTA PINK: Top

Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. Stunning Dakota Pink became

the 73rd Metart model to join the 50+

Club at the end of May 2024; this is an

honor reserved for those few elite stars

which have made 50 or more appearances

in their modeling career. Adults only. Fully

illus. in color. 124 pages. Edition Skylight.

7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302611 PUSSY LOUNGE. By Dirk Krauzig. Krauzig

transports you into a new erotic universe. Allow yourself to be

enchanted by the girls and women in this volume, and see what

happens! Adults only. Fully illus. 124 pages. Edition Skylight.

6¼x8½. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9302565 MILA I: Top Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. Charming, quirky, and effortlessly sexy, Ukrainian blonde

Mila I. would just be the ideal night nurse for all of us. Adults only.

125 pages. Edition Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $35.00 $27.95

*9302549 LITTLE CAPRICE: Top

Models of MetArt. Ed. by Isabella

Catalina. A striking natural beauty with a

perfect body and stunning face whose

vivacious personality lights up the

screen. The Czech Republic’s petite

brunette made her debut in 2010 and kept

getting more irresistible with every

passing day. Adults only. Color photos.

125 pages. Edition Skylight. 7¾x9½. Pub. at $34.95 $27.95

*9302441 CARISHA. By Stefan Soell. Carisha is one of the

most wanted models on the Internet; she possesses a certain

soft, ethereal angelic beauty that captivates the imagination.

Adults only. Color photos. 159 pages. Edition Skylight. 7½x9¼.

Paperbound. Pub. at $27.95 $22.95

*9302484 EXXXS: A Pornographic Sketchbook. By Tom

Neely. A collection of erotic and pornographic sketchbook drawings

by Los Angeles-based artist Tom Neely. Adults only. Fully illus. Silver

Sprocket. 5½x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $30.00 $23.95

*930259X ORGY PLUS MASSACRE,

VOLUME 1: Sexy, Scary & Sensational

Cinema (1950-1956). Ed. by G.H. Janus.

Presents a visually-led sampler of sexy, scary

and sensational cinema; Volume 1 includes

over 100 rare and unusual photographs, with

accompanying informative texts, from the years

1950 to 1956. Adults only. 135 pages. Deicide.

8½x11. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $19.95

*9302433 ANAL PLEASURE & HEALTH,

4TH REVISED EDITION: A Guide for Men,

Women and Couples. By Jack Morin. Take a

tour of the anus, complete with information

and exercises to open the door to new sources

of comfort and satisfaction. You’ll unlearn

habits that cause everything from hemorrhoids

to chronic pelvic pain, and new ways of

achieving solo and partnered pleasures

through this humblest of portals. Adults only. 237 pages. Down

There Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $14.95

*9299866 STRICTLY ANONYMOUS

CONFESSIONS: Secret Sex Lives of Total

Strangers. By Kathy Kay. Have you ever

wondered if your neighbor, boss, or even that

buttoned-up PTA member has a hidden,

naughty lifestyle, kink, or fetish? Sexy,

surprising, titillating, and true, the seventeen

retellings in this title do not spare a single

dirty detail. Adults only. 176 pages. Start.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $13.95

9301003 EROS ON CANVAS: The

Erotic Paintings of Laura

BenAmots. A collection of erotic

paintings, created in a series whose

pieces consist of an eclectic

collection of visual dialogues on

intimacy. Adults only. Fully illus. in

color. 27 pages. Last Gasp. 8½x9¼.

Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300996 DYING OF THIRST.

By Gary Baseman. A large-format

collector’s edition featuring

beautiful reproductions of

Baseman’s nude studies in mixed

media. Adults only. Fully illus. in

color. 43 pages. Last Gasp.

14¼x11¼. Pub. at $24.95 $6.95

9300988 THE BIG BOOK OF BODE TATTOOS. By Mark

Bode. Take a peek into Bode’s sketchbook with this giant

compendium of tattoo designs influenced by comic book and

graffiti art: over 400 pages of tattoo flash. Adults only. 416

pages. Last Gasp. Pub. at $29.95 $6.95

9301011 THE FETISH COLORING BOOK. Adults finally have

their very own coloring book–one filled with enough S&M

bondage, sex toys, and full frontal nudity to make even the

naughtiest blush. Adults only. Fully illus. Last Gasp. 7½x10.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.95 $4.95

NEW FICTION

9295518 THREE-INCH TEETH. By C.J.

Box. A rogue grizzly bear has gone on a

rampage. At the same time, Dallas Cates,

whom Joe Pickett helped lock up years

ago, is released from prison with a special

list tattooed on his skin. Using the grizzly

attacks as cover, Cates sets out to

methodically check off his list. 371 pages.

Putnam. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9292632 THE COMPLETE

LITTLE ORPHAN ANNIE,

VOLUME FOUR, 1932-33. By

Harold Gray. Inside, we find

“Daddy” Warbucks taking a new

wife, Annie in the clutches of the

Sisters of Suppression, and the

spunkiest kid in America,

destined for adventures in Cosmic City. Contains every daily and

Sunday Little Orhan Annie strip from January 1932 through July

1933, printed directly from Gray’s original artwork. 277 pages.

IDW. 11½x8¾. Pub. at $49.99 $19.95

9292713 FANTASTIC FOUR EPIC

COLLECTION: The Dream Is Dead. By

Steve Englehart et al. Dreams and nightmares!

The Thing’s revamped Fantastic Four are

already down one member, and now Sharon

Ventura, the new Ms. Marvel, is taking out her

anger on She-Hulk! Collects Fantastic Four

(1961) #321-333; Fantastic Four Annual

(1963) #22; Marvel Graphic Novel: Doctor

Strange and Doctor Doom–Triumph and Torment (1989).

443 pages. Marvel. Paperbound. Pub. at $44.99 $19.95

9297936 A BIG SKY CHRISTMAS. By

William W. & J.A. Johnstone. In Fall 1873, a

wagon train of immigrants sets off from

Kansas City, Missouri, bound for the Montana

Territory. Leading the group is newly elected

wagonmaster Jamie Ian MacCallister, a giant

of a man and frontier legend who swears he

can get them there by Christmas–come hell or

high snow drifts. 331 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $6.95

930021X THE ARMOR OF LIGHT. By Ken Follett. The

long-awaited sequel to A Column of Fire, this title heralds a new

dawn for Kingsbridge, England, where progress clashes with

tradition, class struggles push into every part of society, and war

in Europe engulfs the entire continent and beyond. 737 pages.

Viking. Pub. at $38.00 $7.95

– 40 –

NEW FICTION

9306978 FIRE AND BONES. By Kathy

Reichs. Temperance Brennan is called to

analyze the victims of a deadly blaze and sees

her misgivings justified. The building is in

Foggy Bottom, a neighborhood with a

colorful past and present, and Tempe

becomes suspicious about the property’s

ownership when she delves into its history.

272 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $27.99 $9.95

*9290222 BOOK ‘EM, EDDIE. By Laurie Cass. When Minnie’s

rescue cat, Eddie, finds a woman in the woods, horribly wounded

with an arrow, Minnie calls 9-1-1, but it’s too late. Police believe the

death was a hunting accident, but Minnie suspects foul play. With

evidence lacking, Minnie and Eddie will have to claw their way

through a thicket of suspects to find the truth. 356 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9305874 THE BIG SWITCH. By Harry

Turtledove. What if Neville Chamberlain stood

up to Hitler in 1938? Enraged, Hitler promises

he will reach Paris by the new year. Instead,

three years pass, and with his genocidal

apparatus not fully in place, Hitler barely

survives a coup, while Jews cling to survival,

and England and France wonder whether the

war is still worthwhile. 433 pages. Del Rey.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $4.95

9299289 NEMESIS. By Gregg Hurwitz.

Evan (Orphan X) has discovered that his

weapons supplier, Tommy, is also supplying

the bad guys. When Evan goes to confront

him, he gets caught up in a murder and

decides to take action, while also protecting

his friend from another threat. 449 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

929922X THE MIRROR. By Nora Roberts.

Sonya inherits a Victorian mansion on the

coast of Maine. One night, a haunted, antique

mirror appears; she glides through into the

past and sees a bride murdered on her

wedding day, and discovers it is a

centuries-old curse that must be broken, and

a puzzle she must solve. 433 pages. St.

Martin’s. 6½x9½. Pub. at $30.00 $9.95

9294600 COLD SNAP. By Marc Cameron.

After an early spring thaw on the Alaskan

coast, Anchorage police discover a gruesome

new piece of evidence in their search for a

serial killer: a dismembered human foot.

340 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300317 BONDED IN DEATH. By J.D.

Robb. Lieutenant Eve Dallas finds the Rossi

case frustrating, but when she finds a

connection to the Urban Wars of the 2020s,

she thinks Summerset may know something.

When he learns of the crime, he reveals he

himself was one of The Twelve. 359 pages. St.

Martin’s. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9302301 FIVE GOLDEN WINGS. By

Donna Andrews. Meg steps in to keep the

peace between two of her cousins as they

prepare to get married at the same venue on

the same day–and it was going badly even

before she stumbled over the murdered body

of the wedding photographer. 294 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

9290338 THE ASTOUNDING

ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF

SCIENCE FICTION. By Dave Golder

et al. Dives into the well of modern

imagination, from Jules Verne to H.P.

Lovecraft to Ray Bradbury to The

Twilight Zone. Discover details of key

figures, periods, and series from

throughout sci-fi’s amazing history.

192 pages. Flame Tree. 11¾x11¼. Pub. at $35.00 $14.95

9300597 ALL ABOUT PETER. By Beatrix Potter. Spend a day

with Peter Rabbit as he plays outside, meets up with friends, and

gets ready for bed. Ages 1-3. Fully illus. in color. F. Warne & Co.

5½x11¾. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9295461 THE SENTINEL. By Lee & Andrew

Child. Reacher has no particular place to go, and

all the time in the world to get there. One

morning, he ends up in a town near Pleasantville,

Tennessee; in broad daylight, he spots a hapless

soul walking into an ambush, so Reacher

intervenes, with his own trademark brand of

conflict resolution. 452 pages. Dell.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9290745 THE GIRL FROM DEVIL’S LAKE. By J.A.

Jance. Sheriff Joanna Brady is looking forward to the holidays

with her busy family, and to celebrating her daughter Jenny’s

graduation from the police academy. But the family is

interrupted when a body is discovered beneath a flooded

bridge in the Arizona desert, and Joanna is called onto the

case. 323 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*930228X AND TO ALL A GOOD BITE. By

David Rosenfelt. Reluctant lawyer Andy

Carpenter can’t wait for Christmas; he doesn’t

care much about the season, unless it’s

football season. Andy’s excited to finally relax

and watch the games, but when there’s a

murder related to an old case in Paterson, New

Jersey, Andy puts the games on pause.

293 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

9294570 A CALAMITY OF SOULS. By

David Baldacci. Set in the tumultuous year of

1968 in southern Virginia, a racially-charged

murder case sets a duo of White and Black

lawyers against a deeply unfair system as they

work to defend their wrongfully-accused

Black defendants. 496 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9294872 THE HOUSEMAID. By Freida

McFadden. “Welcome to the family,” Nina

says to housemaid Millie. Working for the

Winchesters is Millie’s last chance to start

fresh, allowing her to pretend to be whoever

she likes. However, she’ll soon learn that the

Winchesters’ secrets are far more dangerous

than her own. 325 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9301143 SEE HOW SHE DIES. By Lisa

Jackson. The Hotel Danvers looms high

above the narrow streets of Portland, Oregon.

Imposing and ornate, the Victorian building

hides its share of dark secrets–as does the

family that owns it. 442 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9295151 DARKEST FEAR. By Harlan Coben.

Jeremy is Myron’s son, conceived the night

before Emily’s wedding to another man. Myron is

determined to help him, but finding the missing

donor means cracking open a dark mystery that

involves a broken family, a brutal kidnapping

spree, and the FBI. 356 pages. Dell. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288651 LETHAL. By Sandra Brown. A young mother and a

murder suspect must solve a corruption case while on the run

from a dangerous manhunt. 472 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306730 THE DARK WIVES. By Ann

Cleeves. A man’s body is found; the victim

is a staff member at Rosebank, a home for

troubled teens. Detective Inspector Vera

Stanhope is called to investigate the

death, with her only clue being the

disappearance of one of the home’s

residents, 14-year-old Chloe. 372 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $29.00 $9.95

9306811 A DRAGON OF BLACK GLASS. By James Rollins.

A fantastical tale of relentless adventure and the struggle for

survival in a harsh world that hangs by a thread. 583 pages.

Tor. Pub. at $32.99 $7.95

*928785X A SLOWLY DYING CAUSE.

By Elizabeth George. Michael Lobb has just

been found dead on the floor of his family’s

tin and pewter workshop by a representative

of Cornwall EcoMining, a company keen on

acquiring his family’s land. Detective

Inspector Thomas Lynley and Detective

Sergeant Barbara Havers are brought in to

help solve the crime and seek justice.

642 pages. Viking. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289879 AS GOOD AS DEAD. By William

W. & J.A. Johnstone. Two unrelenting,

action-packed tales about the greatest

gunslinger to ever ride the Wild West. Collects

Strike of the Mountain Man and Butchery of the

Mountain Man. 599 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290915 THE WAITING. By Michael Connelly. LAPD

Detective Renee Ballard tracks a serial rapist whose trail has

gone cold and enlists a new volunteer to the Open-Unsolved

Unit: patrol officer Maddie Bosch, Harry’s daughter. 452 pages.

Little, Brown. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9294929 THE KING’S PLEASURE. By

Alison Weir. Brings to life the idealistic

monarch who expanded parliament,

founded the Royal Navy, modernized

medical training, composed music and

poetry, and patronized the arts. A passionate

man in search of true love, he was stymied

by the imperative to produce a male heir, as

much a victim of circumstance as his

unhappy wives. 593 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9289895 DEATH OF A TOM TURKEY. By Lee Hollis.

Thanksgiving season brings a murder most fowl to Bar Harbor,

Maine, as food writer and restaurateur Hayley Powell

investigates a farmer felled at a turkey shoot. 329 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

*9289976 PAINTING THE TOWN RED. By

William W. & J.A. Johnstone. Welcome back to

Dead Broke, Colorado, where the latest

discovery–a giant boulder of zinc–sparks an

all-out frenzy of greed and gunfire that rocks the

Rockies to their core. 379 pages. Pinnacle.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

*9305246 WALT DISNEY’S DONALD

DUCK: The Lonely Lighthouse on Cape

Quack. By Carl Barks. Donald Duck tries to

light a lighthouse in a powerful storm while a

saboteur schemes against him, and Magica

De Spell is back with another plan to steal

Uncle Scrooge’s No. 1 Dime–plus 15 more

stories. Fully illus. in color. 208 pages.

Fantagraphics. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9298274 WALT DISNEY’S GOOFY:

Super Goof and the Strange Case of Dr.

Syclocks. By Del Connell et al. Super Goof: a

strange dog-man-thing possessing

super-peanut-powers! Disney’s caped hero in

red flannel underwear is back and flying after

fearsome foes in a complete collection of Paul

Murry’s Silver Age super-tales! 232 pages.

Fantagraphics. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

9300341 THE CALHOUNS: Catherine &

Amanda. By Nora Roberts. Novels. In Courting

Catherine, Catherine Calhoun is doing everything

she can to keep from having to sell the family’s

generations-old mansion, and especially not to

hotel magnate Trenton S. James. In A Man for

Amanda, a slow, sexy drawl was all Amanda

Calhoun heard when she walked into the wall of

denim and muscle that was Sloan O’Riley.

377 pages. Silhouette Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9293884 SHARP FORCE. By Patricia Cornwell. A serial killer

wreaks havoc on Northern Virginia, appearing as a ghostly apparition

before striking–and Scarpetta must avoid becoming the next victim.

384 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9301542 CONAN THE BARBARIAN

THE GRAPHIC NOVEL COLLECTION,

VOLUMES 1-3. By Jim Zub. This illustrious

box set contains the first three volumes of

Conan the Barbarian comics. A new era of

Conan begins, perfectly collected for the first

time for fans to enjoy again and again. Titan.

Paperbound. Pub. at $49.99 $37.95

*9288996 CIRCLE OF DAYS. By Ken

Follett. Joia’s vision of a great stone circle,

assembled by the divided tribes of the Great

Plain, will inspire Seft and become their life’s

work. But as drought ravages the earth, mistrust

grows between the herders, farmers, and

woodlanders–and an act of savage violence

leads to open warfare. 688 pages. Grand

Central. Pub. at $40.00 $29.95

– 41 –

NEW FICTION

9299297 NOBODY’S FOOL. By Harlan

Coben. A year after the devastating events in

Fool Me Once, a secret from former Detective

Sami Kierce’s college days comes back to

haunt him. Present day is hard enough for the

disgraced Kierce, but his past isn’t through

with him yet. 340 pages. Grand Central.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296298 HISS ME DEADLY. By Miranda

James. Librarian Charlie Harris and his feline

sidekick, Diesel, must sniff out a musician’s

murderer intent on revenge. It’s up to Charlie

and Diesel to force a killer to face the music

before it’s too late. 303 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9297006 UNRAVELLED KNOTS. By Baroness

Orczy. It has been twenty years since Polly Burton

last saw the Teahouse Detective, but one foggy

afternoon, she chances upon him again in a Fleet

Street cafe. Time has not softened his manner, nor

dulled his appetite for unraveling thirteen of the

most torturous mysteries that have confounded

the finest minds of the police. 316 pages.

Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

9296050 JUST A COWBOY AND HIS BABY.

By Carolyn Brown. Heading out to Cody,

Wyoming, for the ProRodeo Tour, Gemma’s stiffest

competitor is the tall, dark-haired cowboy Trace

Coleman. Only one can win the riding competition

and take home the prize. But when a pint-sized

bundle of joy gets dropped right into Trace’s lap,

suddenly, all the stakes are higher. 387 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

929659X MURDER BY INVITATION ONLY.

By Colleen Cambridge. Agatha Christie’s

ever-capable housekeeper, Phyllida, not only

keeps the celebrated author’s English country

home in tip-top shape, she excels as an

amateur sleuth. But when a murder-themed

game goes awry, can she outfox the guilty

party? 280 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

*9297685 THE GUN MAN JACKSON

SWAGGER. By Stephen Hunter. In the frying

pan of a drought-scorched 1890s Southwest,

Jack shows up at the Callahan ranch, seeking

work. Aware that a young cowboy has died

mysteriously, Jack begins to investigate. He

soon realizes that the death and the source of

the Callahan wealth are entwined, and dark

forces are at play on the ranch. 292 pages.

Atria. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9290680 THE KILLING STONES. By

Ann Cleeves. It’s been several years since

Detective Jimmy Perez left Shetland. He has

settled into his new home in Orkney, off the

northern coast of Scotland, with his partner

Willow Reeve and their growing family. One

stormy winter night, his oldest and closest

friend, Archie Stout, goes missing.

362 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

9296514 A LITTLE MAGIC. By Nora Roberts. Novellas. Nora

Roberts presents three of her favorite Irish stories, together in one

volume for the first time. Collects Spellbound, Ever After, and In

Dreams. 293 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

*9301917 WALT DISNEY’S DONALD

DUCK: Tales of Andold Wild Duck. By

Marco Rota. Outrageous Viking battles lie

ahead when readers charge into Donald

Duck’s past life as his own Arthurian

ancestor: brave British commander,

Andold Wild Duck. Fully illus. in color.

202 pages. Fantagraphics. 7¾x10½.

Pub. at $34.99 $26.95

*9301623 MY BELOVED. By Jan Karon.

As snow blankets Mitford, Father Tim pens a

list of Christmas gifts for his loved ones. But

what present could come close to relaying the

depth of his affection for his wife, Cynthia? He

decides to write a love letter to his beloved,

but soon after he finishes, it goes missing.

414 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9292020 ROBERT B. PARKER’S ANGEL

EYES. By Ace Atkins. Gabby Leggett left her

Boston family with dreams of making it big as a

model and actress in Hollywood. Two years later,

she disappears from her apartment. Her family,

former boyfriend, friends, and police have no

idea where she is and no leads. Leggett’s mother

hires Spencer to find her. 347 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*929189X THE DISAPPEARED. By C.J.

Box. Wyoming game warden Joe Pickett has to

contend with two cases: the disappearance of a

prominent British businesswoman after a visit to

a high-end ranch and an intervention with the

feds on behalf of falconers. Both cases are

lethal, and one of them is surprisingly close to

home. 453 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $10.99 $8.95

*9291903 ENDANGERED. By C.J. Box. Joe

Pickett had good reason to dislike Dallas Cates,

especially when Joe’s 18-year-old daughter,

April, runs off with him. When April is found in a

ditch, barely alive, Joe knows who’s responsible.

What he doesn’t know is the danger he’s about to

encounter. 412 pages. Putnam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291857 BREAKING POINT. By C.J. Box. Two EPA employees

have been murdered, and all signs point to local business owner,

Butch, as the killer. Joe learns that the land Butch had bought to

retire on was declared a protected wetland by the EPA. Finally, it

seems, the man just cracked. But the more Joe looks into the story,

the more he wonders–is it the whole story? 447 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*929192X FORCE OF NATURE. By C.J. Box.

Nate always knew there was trouble in his past.

Now it’s here, and it’s coming for his friend Joe

Pickett. Nate was part of a secret special forces

unit in Central Asia when a colleague committed

a terrible act. Now the man has an incentive to

eliminate anyone who knows about it–including

the entire Pickett family. 463 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291954 KILLER IN THE KITCHEN:

Murder, She Wrote. By Jessica Fletcher & D.

Bain. When famed chef Gerard Leboeuf opens a

bistro right next to Brad and Marcie’s Fin and

Claw restaurant in Cabot Cove, tensions rise

until they boil over. The discovery of a knife

planted in the chest of one of the chefs leads to

the other becoming the prime suspect. Jessica

must uncover who added murder to the menu.

298 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $5.95

9296468 LIE FOR A MILLION. By Janet Dailey. Everything is

bigger in Texas; for one prestigious family, that means outsized

drama, passions, and scandal, following the murder of the

wealthy patriarch. Surprises multiply, and a killer remains free to

strike again, if these rivals don’t kill each other first. 282 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9294562 THE BOY. By Tami Hoag. When

Detective Nick Fourcade enters the home of

Genevieve Gauthier outside the sleepy town of

Bayou Breaux, Louisiana, the bloody crime

scene that awaits him is both the most brutal

and the most confusing he’s ever seen.

498 pages. Dutton. Paperbound. Pub.

at $12.99 $5.95

9303235 HARRY POTTER: A Pop-Up

Guide to the Creatures of the Wizarding

World. By Matthew Reinhart, illus. by D.

Abreu. This sumptuous 3D masterpiece

presents the spellbinding creatures from the

Harry Potter films: dragons, Hippogriffs,

centaurs, house elves, and more! Nestled

among the main pop-up structures,

numerous mini pops bring the world of Harry

and his friends to life. A gorgeous collectible. Fully illus. in color.

Insight Editions. 9¼x11¼. Pub. at $75.00 $14.95

*9291997 PUMPKIN SPICE PUPPY. By

Laurien Berenson. It’s autumn in Connecticut,

and there’s a chill in the air, the fall leaves are a

riot of color, and pumpkin spice is the flavor of

the season. Melanie is perennially busy, of

course–but when the owner of a local pet supply

shop is found murdered, sleuthing tops her To

Do list. 198 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9295658 AESOP’S FABLES: A New

Translation. Aesop’s fables are among the most

familiar and best-loved stories that offer us a

world fundamentally simpler to ours–one with

clear good and plain evil–but one that is marked

by political nuance and literary complexity.

Contains 400 of Aesop’s most enduring fables,

newly translated and annotated. 325 pages.

Basic. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9300783 THE DOG ACROSS THE LAKE. By

Krista Davis. Waking up and finding her

cousin Josh’s dog smiling at her in bed, Holly

decides to return the dog to his campsite

across the lake. When Holly arrives, Josh and

his girlfriend are nowhere to be found.

Instead, a guest at the inn on the lake is found

dead in their tent. 322 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9306951 FATAL BURN. By Lisa Jackson.

Surviving accusations was just the beginning.

Now, with sinister notes and a killer’s pursuit,

Shannon Flannery must navigate a deadly

game of secrets, danger, and a relentless

quest for vengeance. 537 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $6.95

*9290133 RIVERS WEST. By Louis

L’Amour. His dream was to build magnificent

steamboats to ply the rivers of the American

frontier. But when Jean Talon began his

journey westward, he stumbled upon a

deadly conspiracy involving a young

woman’s search to find her missing brother

and a ruthless band of renegades. 216 pages.

Bantam. Paperbound. $7.95

*9292039 ROBERT B. PARKER’S FOOL

ME TWICE. By Michael Brandman. Autumn in

Paradise, Massachusetts, is usually an idyllic

time, but not this year. A Hollywood movie

company has come to town, and brought with it

a huge cast, crew, and a troubled star, Marisol

Hinton. When the star becomes the subject of a

death threat, Jesse Stone and the Paradise

police department go on high alert. 308 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290834 HOLMES, MARGARET & POE. By

J. Patterson & B. Sitts. A story of crime and

corruption where three detectives keep their

identities secret, and NYPD’s Det. Helene Grey is

on a mission to unmask them–no matter who gets

killed along the way. 345 pages. Little, Brown.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9292063 ROBERT B. PARKER’S

SOMEONE TO WATCH OVER ME. By Ace

Atkins. Ten years ago, Spenser helped a teenage

girl named Mattie find her mother’s killer and take

down an infamous Southie crime boss. Now

Mattie dreams of being an investigator herself. In

her first big case, Mattie unravels a massive

sex-trafficking ring that will take them from

Boston to Boca Raton to the Bahamas. 349 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289992 A CHRISTMAS DUET. By Debbie Macomber. A

solo holiday trip inspires one woman to rediscover her

passion–and remember that, sometimes, duets are more fun.

234 pages. Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291946 FREE FIRE. By C.J. Box. It’s one of

the most cold-blooded mass killings in

Wyoming history: Attorney Clay McCann

slaughtered four campers in a remote corner of

Yellowstone National Park. Now, he’s a free man,

and Joe Pickett is about to unearth his

motive–one that’s every bit as dangerous as the

man who wants to keep it hidden. 415 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290508 THE TOON TREASURY OF

CLASSIC CHILDREN’S COMICS. Ed. by

A. Spiegelman & F. Mouly. This treasury

contains humorous stories that range from a

single page to eight or even twenty-two

pages, each complete and self-contained.

Pogo, Donald Duck, Uncle Scrooge, and

Dennis the Menace are among the favorite

characters who appear in these pages.

350 pages. Abrams. 9½x11½. Pub. at $50.00 $41.95

– 42 –

NEW FICTION

*9298266 SAFE ENOUGH: And Other

Stories. By Lee Child. Collects twenty

intriguing, thrilling, and rapid-fire

fictions–intimate portraits of humanity at its

best and worst, sure to please new and

longtime fans of Child and to illuminate a side

of the author’s work unknown to Reacher

devotees. 237 pages. Mysterious Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

9295216 THE GATE HOUSE. By Nelson

DeMille. Ten years after his ex-wife killed her

Mafia lover, John returns to Stanhope Hall. As

John and Susan’s mutual attraction reignites, her

ex-lover’s son is intent on drawing John back

into the violent world of the Bellarosa family and

exacting revenge on his father’s

murderer–Susan. 866 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9294821 THE HERRINGBONE HARBOR

MYSTERY. By Sally Goldenbaum. Even before

the tourist season starts, Birdie spots a huge

blaze from her balcony, close to knitter Cass’s

lobster business. A familiar fisherman is found

dead inside the home. When questions surface

about the actual timing of the man’s death, it

turns out something is more than fishy.

342 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9293310 THE WHITE LADY. By Jacqueline

Winspear. Set in post-WWII Britain in 1947,

follows the coming of age and maturity of

former wartime operative Elinor White–veteran

of two wars, trained killer, protective of her

anonymity when she is drawn back into the

world of menace she has been desperate to

leave behind. 324 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9301909 THE SPAWN OF VENUS

AND OTHER STORIES. By Otto Binder et

al, illus. by W. Wood. The ultimate collection

of Wood’s finest science fiction stories.

Includes Wood’s “My World,” adaptations of

three classics by Ray Bradbury, a “lost” 3-D

story–and a story rejected by the Comics

Code, restored and published here for the

first time. Fully illus. in B&W. 218 pages.

Fantagraphics. 7¼x10¼. Pub. at $39.99 $29.95

*9305645 ZITS: Movie Night. By J. Scott & J. Borgman.

Step into the chaotic and comical world of Jeremy Duncan in

this pitch-perfect portrayal of teenage life filled with awkward

moments, parental bewilderment, and the eternal struggle to fit

in while standing out. Fully illus., some in color. 205 pages.

Andrews McMeel. 11x8½. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9301593 LETHAL PREY. By John

Sandford. When Lara dumps the entire

investigative file of her sister’s unsolved murder

on every true crime site in the world, she offers a

$5 million reward for information leading to the

killer’s arrest. When the murder weapon is

located, Lucas and Virgil begin to uncover vital

details about the killer’s identity. 418 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

9299637 UNBRIDLED. By Diana Palmer.

Widowed Texas Ranger John hardened his

heart years ago. Every day he tracks criminals

in the Lone Star State, so the last thing he

needs is a beautiful woman interfering in his

life and getting too close to his son. But when

John meets Sunny, he’s floored by how quickly

the sparks fly. 378 pages. HQN. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296204 SON OF A WANTED MAN. By

Louis L’Amour. In a remote corner of Utah lies

the secret outlaw kingdom of the aging Ben

Curry. He wants his adopted son, Mike, to

take his throne. Mike has never broken the

law, but as a pair of lawmen bear down, and

treachery explodes between Ben’s riders,

Mike must choose between his loyalty to Ben

and his yearning for a different life.

194 pages. Bantam. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9293167 SUMMER BY THE SEA. By Susan Wiggs. For Rosa,

there has been no real romance since her love affair with

Alexander Montgomery ended without explanation a decade

ago. But guess who’s just come back to town? 427 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9293027 SAWYER. By Lori Foster. As the

only doctor in Buckhorn County, Sawyer

Hudson knows a thing or two about saving

lives. But when he rescues the beautiful Honey

Malone from a car wreck and invites her to stay

at his home so he can nurse her back to health,

he finds himself dreading the day she’s well

enough to walk away. 424 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9299564 SPRINGTIME IN SALT RIVER. By

RaeAnne Thayne. Originally published as

Taming Jesse James. Schoolteacher Sarah

McKenzie is desperate to help one of her

students. With no one else to turn to, she

reluctantly asks Jesse James Harte, the

handsome police chief, for help. 508 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9299246 MURDER GONE COLD. By B.J.

Daniels. Novels. When James Colt decides to

solve his late father’s final murder case, he has

no idea of the danger he’s unleashing–and

Lorelei Wilkins can’t believe that her high

school crush is implicating her stepmother.

Includes bonus story: Crossfire. 474 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296719 THE BABYSITTER. By Nancy Bush.

Years after being viciously attacked by the

Babysitter Stalker, Emma remains scarred in body

and mind. When a young babysitter is attacked,

Jaime, Emma’s sister, fears it is connected to those

long-ago crimes. Emma’s fractured memories may

contain the answer. But as Jaime digs deeper, dark

secrets are revealed–and avenged. 460 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9300279 BEFORE BUCKHORN. By B.J.

Daniels. Former cop Jasper came home to

ranch and find some peace, but when his

alluring old flame Darby is drawn into a local

mystery, he ignores his misgivings and joins

her investigation. As sparks fly between the

two, the secrets they uncover pull them into a

twisted scheme of revenge. 378 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293035 THE SEA GLASS COTTAGE. By RaeAnne Thayne.

Olivia’s dream life isn’t so dreamy these days. The 16-hour

workdays are unfulfilling, as are things with her ex-fiance, who

suddenly wants to pick up where they left off. When her mother has

an accident, Liv is forced to go home to Cape Sanctuary and help,

and deal with the secrets she left behind. 412 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9305017 A LONG BRIDGE HOME. By Kelly

Irvin. After her community in the

awe-inspiring Montana mountains is

suddenly consumed by a raging wildfire, one

young Amish woman finds herself in a new

town where she’s introduced to the Native

culture of the Kootenai people. 342 pages.

Zondervan. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

9300716 THE CITADEL OF FORGOTTEN

MYTHS. By Michael Moorcock. Elric and

Moonglum discover as many terrifying

questions as answers between the beautiful,

deceptive city of Nassea-Tiki and the fabled

Citadel of Forgotten Myths at the edge of

worlds. There lurks a secret endangering

everything the albino Prince of Ruins desires.

320 pages. Saga Press. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9291814 ATLAS COMIC LIBRARY NO.

6: Shiver as You Read. By Stan Lee et al.

Each issue is crammed with tales of creeping

dread, ironic comeuppance, or startling

twists, all from a different artist or team.

Collects Amazing Detective Cases (1952)

#11-14; and Men’s Adventures (1953-1954)

#21-26. 287 pages. Fantagraphics.

8¾x11½. Pub. at $44.99 $34.95

9299254 MURDER AT AN IRISH CHIPPER.

By Carlene O’Connor. Siobhan and Macdara

Flannery’s plans for a romantic honeymoon by

the sea crumble like battered cod when they

discover a dead body in the local fish and chip

shop. This charming village harbors secrets

beneath its culinary delights, but even a crafty

killer is no match for these cunning sleuths.

288 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9299629 TRY NOT TO BREATHE. By David

Bell. An ex-cop sets out to find her missing

sister and discovers the shocking truth about

her family. 448 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296263 HAUNTED. By Kat Martin. A captivating and twisting tale

where a murder in 1898 and one in 2024 dovetail and connect in

unexpected ways. 311 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9287833 THE SAVAGE SWORD OF

CONAN: The Original Comics Omnibus,

Volume 6. By Michael Fleisher et al. In this

massive omnibus collection, see Conan

doing what he does best: slaughtering

monsters, demons, and opponents.

Collects Savage Sword of Conan (1974)

#73-87; and Marvel Comics Super Special

(1977) #21. In B&W. 1016 pages. Titan.

7½x11¼. Pub. at $150.00 $114.95

929497X LOST HOURS. By Paige Shelton.

Beth boards a tourist ship to see the glaciers,

but when a bloodied woman is spotted

standing on an island shore, waving for help,

the captain has to reroute the boat to

investigate. 273 pages. Minotaur. Pub.

at $28.00 $6.95

9299483 RUMOR HAS IT. By Jill Shalvis. An

injured soldier returns home and finds a

surprising connection with a woman from his

past in this heartfelt romance. 295 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9299394 PIETR THE LATVIAN. By Georges

Simenon. In Simenon’s first novel featuring

Maigret, the laconic detective is taken from

grimy bars to luxury hotels as he traces the true

identity of Pietr the Latvian. 162 pages.

Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.00 $5.95

9295437 RALPH COMPTON RIDE THE

HARD TRAIL. By David Robbins. Lin and his

brother Chancy have found good, honest work

at the EJ Ranch. A widow with two young

children has a herd of cattle over 2,000 acres

that needs tending, and Lin believes it’s the

best opportunity to put their tragic and violent

past behind them and start anew. 298 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

*9288066 OCTOBER SHADOWS:

Classic Ghost Stories for Halloween.

Selected by John A. Rice. Brings to life

classic ghost stories using autumn leaves

as an illustrated canvas. Each of the 13 tales

explore the unexplained and the macabre,

tapping into our worst fears and the darker

side of human nature while exploring the

supernatural mysteries that connect all our

lives. 247 pages. Abbeville. 8x10¼. Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

*9290702 STILL LIFE. By Louise Penny. Chief Inspector

Armand Gamache of the Surete du Quebec and his team of

investigators are called in to the scene of a suspicious death in a

rural village south of Montreal. The locals are certain its a tragic

hunting accident and nothing more, but Gamache smells

something foul. Sprayed edges. 318 pages. Minotaur.

Pub. at $35.00 $26.95

9299424 THE QUEEN OF POISONS. By

Robert Thorogood. The mayor of Marlow dies

suddenly during a town council meeting. When

traces of aconite are found in his coffee cup, the

police realize he was murdered. They bring in

Judith, Suzie, and Becks to investigate the

murder, but this case has the Marlow Murder

Club stumped. 262 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9305467 CHRISTMAS IN WISCONSIN. By Linda Byler.

Wrap yourself up in a cozy Amish romance as you follow three

intertwining love stories at Christmas time. 222 pages. Good

Books. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

– 43 –

NEW FICTION

9303863 VALLEY OF THE GUN. By Ralph

Cotton. Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack has never

encountered an outlaw quite like Fannin

Orwick, who robs and kills to support his

ever-expanding family of wives and children. To

track down his enemy, Burrack teams up with

one of Orwick’s former wives, who has her own

plans for her bloody-minded ex. 293 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294678 DEATH SCENE. By Carol J. Perry. It

takes a lot for Salem locals to get excited about

their historic Massachusetts town being known

as “The Witch City,” but when a major studio

arrives to shoot a witchcraft-themed movie,

folks go Hollywood. For Lee Barrett, however,

the project may come complete with a real-life

death scene. 296 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9306307 MURDER ON TOUR. By V.M.

Burns. Michigan bookshop owner

Samantha Washington’s tour for the launch

of her new mystery novel is a whirlwind

success, until life–or rather,

murder–begins to imitate fiction on the last

stop at Michigan’s most prestigious literary

festival. 246 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306366 NO STRANGERS HERE. By Carlene

O’Connor. When the body of wealthy 69-year-old

Johnny is found on the shores of Dingle, Ireland,

Detective Inspector Cormac investigates. He has

two prime suspects: Eamon, a local vet who has

been in conflict with Johnny for years, and his

wife, Maeve, who may have had an affair with

Johnny. 392 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9303677 NIGHT & DAY. By John Connolly.

Delivers a collection of supernatural tales sure

to thrill and chill. Filled with eerie surprises and

dark delights, these are stories that will move,

entertain, and keep you reading late into the

night. 352 pages. Atria. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9298762 BLIND TIGER. By Sandra Brown.

Prohibition is the new law of the land, but murder,

mayhem, lust, and greed are already institutions

in the Moonshine Capital of Foley, Texas. As

violence erupts, Laurel Plummer and Deputy

Thatcher Hutton find themselves on opposite

sides of a moonshine war, where blood flows as

freely as whiskey. 512 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306552 TWO WEDDINGS AND A MURDER. By Alyssa

Maxwell. As Lady Phoebe and her betrothed say their vows of holy

matrimony, a killer has vowed unholy vengeance on the town’s chief

inspector. 264 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9295623 YOU BELONG TO ME. By Mary

Higgins Clark. Dr. Susan Chandler decides to use

her daily radio talk show to explore the

phenomenon of women who disappear and are

later found to have become victims of killers who

prey on the lonely and insecure, with no idea that

she is exposing herself to the very terror that she

hopes to warn others against. 394 pages. S&S.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295445 SAFE HAVEN. By Nicholas Sparks.

When Katie appears in Southport, her sudden

arrival raises questions about her past. Katie is

determined to avoid forming any ties, but she

begins to let her guard down when she meets

Alex and his family. As she begins to fall in

love, she struggles with the dark secret that

still haunts her. 370 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303685 NIGHTS IN RODANTHE. By

Nicholas Sparks. Reeling from a heartache,

Adrienne flees to a friend’s inn to find

tranquility. Dr. Paul Flanner also arrives to

escape his shattered past. But now, with a

fierce nor’easter closing in, two wounded

people will turn to each other for comfort.

232 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9307060 HOT ROCKS. By Nora Roberts.

Antiques dealer Laine is an ordinary woman

living an ordinary life. At least, that’s what

everyone in the small town of Angel’s Gap,

Maryland, thinks. They have no idea that she

used to be Elaine O’Hara, the daughter of a

notorious con man. 305 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293345 WRECKER. By Carl Hiaasen. Is it

destiny, irony, or bad luck when Wrecker

comes across a speedboat that has run hard

aground on a sand flat? The men in the boat

don’t want Wrecker to call for help–in fact,

they’ll pay him to forget he ever saw them.

Ages 10 & up. 323 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

*9297561 A CHRISTMAS WITNESS. By

Charles Todd. Christmas, 1921: Inspector

Rutledge is called upon by Chief Markum to go

to the home of a lord recovering from an attempt

on his life. In bed with a concussion, the man is

convinced someone is trying to kill him after he

was struck by the hoof of a running horse whose

rider never stopped to check on him. 212 pages.

Mysterious Press. Pub. at $23.99 $17.95

*929225X IN THE BLOOD. By Lisa Unger. When chronic liar

Lana’s closest friend, Beck, disappears, she lies to friends, to the

police, to herself. After all, she will do anything to hide the truth about

her whereabouts the night Beck disappeared, but it might not be

enough to keep her secrets buried: someone else knows–and he’s

dying to tell. 372 pages. Pocket. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9287701 THE ART OF FANTASTIC

FOUR: The World’s Greatest Comic

Magazine! By Stan Lee. This oversized edition

highlights Jack Kirby’s legendary Fantastic

Four run from 1961 to 1970. It includes

complete stories from issues #60, #71, #82,

and #83, and the spectacular 48-page

Fantastic Four Annual #6. Kirby was known for

his dynamic art style, groundbreaking

techniques, and boundless imagination. Fully illus., some in color.

197 pages. Dark Horse. 10¼x14¼. Pub. at $59.99 $46.95

*9287655 HANSEL AND

GRETEL. By Stephen King, illus. by

M. Sendak. The haunting tale of two

brave children lost in a dark and

dangerous forest is reimagined by

literary legends Stephen King and

Maurice Sendak. Let Mr. King guide

you into the most deliciously daring

rendition of this Grimm fairy tale yet.

But will you find your way back out? Ages 7 & up. HarperCollins.

10¼x9¼. Pub. at $26.99 $19.95

9288619 THE GIRL WHO SURVIVED. By Lisa Jackson. The

lone survivor of a brutal family massacre must uncover the awful

truth about the fateful night that left her forever marked.

394 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $4.95

*9287558 MARK TWAIN: Five Novels.

Novels. Collects The Adventures of Tom Sawyer;

The Prince and the Pauper; Adventures of

Huckleberry Finn; A Connecticut Yankee in King

Arthur’s Court; and The Tragedy of Pudd’nhead

Wilson. Includes a leatherbound cover,

endpapers, gilded page edges, and a ribbon

bookmark. 718 pages. Canterbury Classics.

Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9299718 THE SWORD OF LIGHT. By

Heather Graham. In ancient Ireland, objects

of incredible power that would reveal

themselves when most needed were left

behind by the mystical Tuatha De Danann.

When invaders from the North arrive, the

moment that has long been foretold has

finally come. 324 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $22.95

*9298258 PEANUTS EVERY

SUNDAY, 1952-1955. By

Charles M. Schulz. Compiles the

first four years of the strip. This

collection offers a fascinating peek

at Schulz’s creative process, as

iconic characters such as Charlie

Brown, Snoopy, Schroeder, Linus,

and Lucy quickly evolve from their initial renderings to the elegant

stylizations we’ve all come to know and love. 210 pages.

Fantagraphics. 12x8¾. Paperbound. Pub. at $34.99 $26.95

*9294058 A GIANT SQUID

WALKS INTO A BAR: The Thirtieth

Sherman’s Lagoon Collection. By

Jim Toomey. Dive into the comical

depths of Toomey’s beloved comics,

where a funny and sarcastic ensemble

of sea creatures–including Sherman

and Megan the Sharks, Hawthorne the

Crab, Filmore the Turtle, and their

friends–spend their days engaged in amusing adventures,

conversation, and fun. Fully illus., some in color. 123 pages.

Andrews McMeel. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

9303820 SWAMP STORY. By Dave Barry. A

hilarious romp in the swamp with a caper full

of oddballs that includes TikTokers searching

for the Everglades Melon Monster, villains

hunting for treasure, and a campaigning

presidential hopeful. As you may have

guessed, nothing in this story goes as

planned; this is, after all, Florida. 306 pages.

S&S. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

*9291873 THE CHILDREN’S BLIZZARD. By

Melanie Benjamin. On January 12, 1888, a freak

blizzard covered the Dakota Territory. Caught off

guard, schoolteachers faced an impossible

decision: keep the children inside and risk

freezing to death when the fuel ran out, or send

them home and pray they wouldn’t get lost in the

storm. 353 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9290052 IN THE TIME OF FIVE

PUMPKINS. By Alexander McCall Smith.

Mma Ramotswe takes on many perplexing

situations, and while she tries to maintain

her usual impartiality, it’s difficult when

one of the cases involves someone so close

to her heart. 212 pages. Pantheon.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9290036 THE IMPOSSIBLE FORTUNE.

By Richard Osman. When Elizabeth meets Nick,

a wedding guest asking for her help, she finds

the thrill of the chase is ignited once again. And

when Nick disappears without a trace, his cagey

business partner becomes the gang’s next stop.

It seems the duo have something

valuable–something worth killing for.

355 pages. Viking. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9305572 LE MORTE D’ARTHUR. By

Thomas Malory. Drawing on legends of

Camelot, Malory compiled the drama of illicit

love, the magic of sorcery, and the quest for

the Holy Grail into a chivalrous tale that’s been

recounted for centuries. This elegant,

foil-stamped, leather-bound volume features

gilded page edges, a ribbon bookmark, and

illustrations by Aubrey Beardsley. 749 pages.

Canterbury Classics. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9305432 AESOP’S FABLES

ILLUSTRATED. Collects stories attributed

to Aesop, a slave and storyteller who lived

in Greece around 620-564 BCE. This

elegant foil-stamped, leather-bound

volume includes 487 fables, a ribbon

bookmark, gilded page edges, and more

than 100 illustrations by celebrated artists

Arthur Rackham and Walter Crane.

399 pages. Canterbury Classics. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*928754X THE LITTLE WOMEN

COLLECTION. By Louisa May Alcott.

Novels. Collects Little Women; Little Men;

and Jo’s Boys. Follow the lives of the four

March sisters–Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy–as

they advance from young ladies to mature

women through domesticity, work, and true

love. Includes a leatherbound cover,

endpapers, gilded page edges, and a

ribbon bookmark. 732 pages. Canterbury Classics.

Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*9289887 CALDER STRONG. By Janet

Dailey. 1929, Blue Moon, Montana. A rugged

new generation is taking the helm of the cattle

town’s most infamous and powerful

families–but even as the future burns bright,

old rivalries, heartbreaks, buried secrets, and

ranching feuds still loom as large as the

western sky. 234 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

– 44 –

NEW FICTION

*9301682 SHADOW TICKET. By Thomas

Pynchon. Hicks McTaggart thinks he’s found

job security until he gets sent out on what

should be a routine case, locating and

bringing back the heiress of a Wisconsin

cheese fortune. Before he knows it, he ends

up in Hungary with no sign of the runaway

heiress he’s supposed to be chasing.

293 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9302395 SUGAR AND SPITE. By M.C.

Beaton. When a series of deaths within the

small Cotswolds birdwatching community

begins to unravel her village, Agatha and her

team must dig up decades’ worth of

tempestuous relationships and simmering

secrets among the birdwatching enthusiasts of

the village to prevent any further deaths.

241 pages. Minotaur. Pub. at $27.00 $21.95

*9290109 THE PORTRAIT. By Danielle Steel. A gifted portrait

artist and a high-powered subject confront their past wounds to

embrace new love. 240 pages. Delacorte. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9293795 TWICE. By Mitch Albom. What if you got to do

everything in your life–twice? This is a stunning love story that dares to

explore how our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve

had all along. 305 pages. Harper. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*928771X DARK HORSE. By Dick

Francis. Imogen is making her mark in

steeplechase racing. Jealous of her success,

her controlling boyfriend, Liam, is stalking

her. Fleeing to England, Imogen hopes to

leave Liam behind. But Liam refuses to let

her go–until he’s found dead, stabbed with a

knife bearing Imogen’s fingerprints. Sid

Haley is brought in to investigate.

327 pages. Crooked Lane. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*929029X THE TEXAS HILL COUNTRY.

By William W. & J.A. Johnstone. Three

brothers and their sister, the Braxton heirs, lost

everything in Europe, so they boarded a ship to

the Texas coast, hoping to stake a claim in the

land of opportunity. Now, each of the siblings

has forged a path of their own. But when one of

them is in trouble–and a rival is out for

revenge–the Braxtons stick together.

330 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*9287825 A PERILOUS PLOT. By Lorna

Barrett. Trisha and Angelica’s estranged mother

appears at their doorstep with an urn she claims

is the remains of their father, when in reality it

contains only kitty litter and a stolen Rolex. They

soon discover their parents are in dire financial

trouble and are lurking around town. How many

more secrets is their mother keeping?

304 pages. Berkley. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9292128 AFTER MIDNIGHT: Thirteen

Tales for the Dark Hours. By Daphne du

Maurier. This collection brings together some

of du Maurier’s darkest and most haunting

stories, ranging from sophisticated literary

thrillers to twisted love stories. Each of the

thirteen stories within exemplifies her

exquisite writing and singular insight into

human frailty, jealousy, and the macabre.

510 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $33.00 $24.95

9297049 THE ARABIAN NIGHTS. Ed. by

JoAnn Padgett et al. This collection of ancient

Middle Eastern stories continues to enchant

our imaginations today, featuring favorites

such as “Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves,”

“Sinbad the Sailor,” and “Aladdin,” among

others. Includes leatherbound cover,

decorative endpapers, gilded page edges,

and a satin bookmark. 655 pages. Canterbury

Classics. Pub. at $24.99 $9.95

*9291555 THE WICKED YEARS BOX

SET: Wicked/Son of a Witch/A Lion

Among Men/Out of Oz. By Gregory

Maguire. Novels. Before becoming the

highest-grossing movie-musical of all

time, Wicked was adapted for Broadway,

starring Idina Menzel and Kristin

Chenoweth. The original novel is paired

with the other three works in the Wicked

Years series: Son of a Witch, A Lion Among Men, and Out of Oz in

a stunning box set with new covers for all four paperbacks.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $80.00 $61.95

9296018 EVERGREEN CHRISTMAS. By

Janet Dailey. Single dad Nate can’t help noticing

that his young daughter is dazzled by barrel racer

Jordyn’s strength, beauty, and quirky sense of

humor. Soon enough, Nate is falling for her, too.

But can a feisty wanderer like Jordyn ever really

settle down? And is Nate ready to open his heart

to someone new this Christmas? 275 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9303839 TAILSPIN. By Sandra Brown. Rye

Mallett has a rock-solid reputation: he flies in

the worst of weather, day or night, and gets the

goods safely to their destination. But when

Rye is asked to fly into a completely fogbound

town and deliver a mysterious black box, more

trouble than inclement weather awaits him.

424 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

*9302492 FUTURISTIC: Rockets,

Robots and Rayguns of Space Age Pop

Culture. By Mark Voger. Blast off to the

Space Age when the future was always

bright; this is about a time of limitless

possibilities–and anxieties. Covers all

aspects of 1950s and ‘60s pop culture from

the “duck and cover” era of the Cold War,

the Space Race, the UFO Craze, and the

1969 moon landing. Ages 16 & up. Fully illus., most in color.

191 pages. TwoMorrows. 8¾x11¼. Pub. at $49.95 $39.95

*9301380 THE PICASSO HEIST. By James

Patterson & H. Roughan. In the heart of New York

City, where the glittering lights mask shadows of

deception, Halston Graham is about to attempt

the impossible. To pull off the heist of the

century, she must assemble an eclectic team of

a master forger, a ruthless Bulgarian mob boss,

and an eccentric fashion designer. 372 pages.

Little, Brown. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9289941 A MATTER OF PEDIGREE. By

Leslie Meier. In an upscale Rhode Island

enclave, a newly wealthy

empty-nester-turned-sleuth and her nosy dog,

Poopsie, solve a baffling murder. 246 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9290818 FIRST CONTACT: The Story

of Our Obsession with Aliens. By Becky

Ferreira. Explores our fascination with aliens

from early history to the present day, including

chapters on alien conspiracy theories, aliens in

science fiction, the actual science behind our

search for aliens, and what happens if and

when they come to Earth. Fully illus. in color.

262 pages. Workman. Pub. at $27.00 $19.95

*9291970 MURDER IS BINDING. By Lorna

Barrett. Stoneham, New Hampshire, was a

dying town until community leaders invited

booksellers to open up shop. Now its streets are

lined with bookstores–and paved with murder.

Tricia Miles investigates whether someone

killed to obtain a rare cookbook. 281 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. $7.95

9294538 BABY’S BUSY DAY: 3 Book

Gift Set. Illus. by Carole Aufranc. Being

a baby is a busy job! This set includes

three separate books for a baby’s day–a

board book for playtime, Let’s Play, a

bath book for bathtime, Splash!, and a

soft cloth book for bedtime, Goodnight.

Ages 1 & under. Fully illus. in color.

Happy Yak. Pub. at $21.99 $7.95

*9292047 ROBERT B. PARKER’S KILLING

THE BLUES. By Michael Brandman. Paradise,

Massachusetts, is preparing for the summer tourist

season when a string of car thefts disturbs what’s

usually a quiet time in town. In a sudden escalation

of violence, the thefts become murder, and chief of

police Jesse Stone finds himself facing one of the

toughest cases of his career. 306 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9306684 A CATERED QUILTING BEE. By Isis Crawford. For

sisters and business partners Bernie and Libby Simmons,

catering a quilting showcase is about as tame as it gets–until

murder puts them in a bind. 327 pages. Kensington. Pub. at

$27.00 $5.95

928835X THE CAMP. By Nancy Bush. At

Camp Luft-Shawk, nicknamed Camp Love

Shack, there are stories about a creeping fog

that brings death with it. However, they’re

not just campfire tales–here, the stories are

real. 426 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306544 TUESDAY’S CHILD. By Fern Michaels. A young

woman wrongly found guilty of murder receives the gift of a

second chance. 266 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at

$18.95 $5.95

9296956 NEED TO KNOW. By Fern

Michaels. Yoko’s dear friend, Garland Lee,

known as America’s beloved songbird,

trusted her lawyer, Arthur Forrester. For

years, he’s taken advantage of her faith in

him to amass a secret fortune. Now he’s

dragged her into a lawsuit that can cost her

everything. But he is unprepared for the

creative payback the Sisters specialize in.

344 pages. Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9297944 BIRTHDAY PARTY MURDER. By

Leslie Meier. The town of Tinker’s Cove is

looking forward to the celebration marking

former librarian Julia Tilley’s 90th birthday.

Lucy Stone, Miss Tilley’s closest friend,

dreamed up the party idea, but now finds

herself looking into the supposed suicide of

the town’s oldest attorney–with surprising

ties to Miss Tilley. 270 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294856 HOLD ME, COWBOY. By Maisey

Yates. Oil and water have nothing on Sam and

Madison. The wealthy rancher has never met a

haughtier–or more appealing–woman in his

life. And when they’re snowed in, he’s forced

to admit this ice queen can scorch him with

one touch. An unexpected steamy night leaves

them both wanting more. 384 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295321 THE KILLING HOUR. By Lisa

Gardner. Joining forces with her father, FBI

profiler Pierce Quincy, rookie FBI agent

Kimberly Quincy will begin a dangerous hunt

for a predator like none she’s ever seen. Now

the clock is ticking for his victims–and for

Kimberly. 461 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9288562 BAD HOMBRES. By William W. &

J.A. Johnstone. Benson blew into town like a

tornado. By the time Slash and Pecoss return to

town after a cargo run, Benson has enlisted half

the outlaws in the territory for his own private

army. The local lawmen are quickly

slaughtered, and the U.S. marshals are no

match. 316 pages. Pinnacle. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9299688 WINTER’S PROPOSAL. By Sherryl

Woods. Novels. The Cowboy and His Baby sees

Texas rancher Cody returning home, shocked to

discover he is a parent and determined to make

Melissa his wife. The Rancher and His

Unexpected Daughter follows Widower Harlan,

who has plenty of experience raising boys. He

thought he knew everything about

women–until meeting Janet. 460 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9299521 SNOWFALL ON LIGHTHOUSE

LANE. By JoAnn Ross. Jolene returns home

from Los Angeles when her mother faces a

cancer scare. This causes her to run into

Auden, the first boy she ever loved and lost. As

snow is starting to fall, anything seems

possible, even a second chance at first love.

427 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295380 THE NIGHTINGALE GALLERY. By

Paul Doherty. 1377: King Edward III dies of a

terrible sickness. Soon, the prelates of the

church and the powerful Merchant Princes of

London are drawn in. One of these, Sir Thomas

Spingall, is murdered within a few days of the

old king’s death. Sir John Cranston, the

coroner, is ordered to investigate. 296 pages.

Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

– 45 –

NEW FICTION

9299467 REUNITED IN WALNUT RIVER.

By RaeAnne Thayne. Anna Wilder has to close

an important deal; the takeover of her

hometown hospital, Walnut River General. But

the proposed merger is making her job

personal after she meets Richard Green, the

savvy attorney and ex-love, determined to foil

her plans. 424 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296646 NOT AT EIGHT, DARLING. By

Sherryl Woods. TV producer Barrie MacDonald

has worked for years to get her sitcom on the

air–so when network executive Michael Compton

tries to reschedule her show, Barrie won’t let him

have his way. 380 pages. HQN. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9307044 HOME TO YOU. By R. Carr & B.

Novak. Novels. In Virgin River by Robyn Carr, a

woman’s plans are upended when a baby

arrives on her doorstep, and a handsome suitor

soon follows. In When Lightning Strikes by

Brenda Novak, Gail makes a business deal with

her coworker, Simon, finding herself sliding

into romantic feelings for him. 793 pages.

MIRA. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9300171 ALASKA SKIES. By Debbie

Macomber. Like his brothers, Charles has a

distrust of marriage in general and of anyone

related to Catherine Fletcher in particular, the

woman who tried to destroy his parents’

marriage. Too bad that Lanni, the only woman

he’s ever really fallen for, is Catherine’s

granddaughter. 393 pages. Mira Books.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $4.95

9294767 FOREVER A HERO. By Linda Lael

Miller. The surprising success of a winery in the

middle of ranch country has brought Kelly to

Mustang Creek, and she’s secretly thrilled to

discover Mace at the helm. Reluctant to mix

business with pleasure, Kelly vows to keep

things professional. 395 pages. Canary Street.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295097 BEST-KEPT LIES. By Lisa Jackson.

Randi has a secret–and keeping it could

endanger her life. But it’s the only option if she

wants to keep her son safe. Her well-meaning

brothers hire Kurt to protect her. But Kurt is

hiding something, too: he’s beginning to fall

for every woman he’s been entrusted to

protect. 411 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9301097 MIDNIGHT PROMISES. By Sherryl Woods. Return

to Serenity, South Carolina, where town sweethearts Karen and

Elliot find their own story of enduring love. 363 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296794 FINAL JUSTICE. By Fern Michaels.

Myra and Annie’s childhood friend, Beatrice,

needs a favor. Her estranged daughter, Marble

Rose, has been enjoying a stroke of good luck

at the casinos lately, the kind of luck that makes

powerful enemies. But as they investigate, the

Sisters uncover a web of corruption that will pit

them against a ruthless opponent. 329 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295178 FACETS. By Barbara Delinsky.

Nothing can prepare writer Hillary Cox for

seeing her lover of more than 27 years,

mining magnate John S. George, announce

his engagement to another woman on

television. Seeking revenge, she begins

writing a tell-all expose, revealing his dark

past. 409 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299645 UNDERCOVER CONNECTION.

By Heather Graham. Much to their mutual

annoyance, FBI agent Jacob and Miami

detective Jasmine discover they’re both

undercover to bust a notorious organized

crime group. Amid a glamorous nightclub

opening, their key informant is found dead,

leaving the pair in a dangerous job of

infiltrating the ring. 427 pages. Harlequin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9296093 LAW OF THE LAND: Stories of the Old West. By

Elmer Kelton. Sixteen stories, where good meets bad and

everything in between. Chronicling some of Kelton’s most

exciting and dangerous tales of the Old West. 341 pages. Forge.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9305890 CONAN THE BARBARIAN. By

L.S. De Camp & L. Carter. Conan witnesses

the death of his parents at the hands of Thulsa

Doom, a priest of Set. Enslaved, he is trained

as a gladiator. Gaining his freedom, he allies

with Subotai and Valeria. Together, they raid

the Tower of the Serpent; then Conan breaks

away to seek out the cult of Doom and exact

revenge on the sorcerer who leads it.

219 pages. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9288635 HOPE CREEK. By Janet Dailey. Old

rivalries, new ventures, and long-lost loves

converge as the daughter who once walked away

from the dark chaos of her childhood returns to

her Lowcountry hometown, hoping to put the

past to rest. 313 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9294015 CRY HAVOC. By Jack Carr.

Brings the worlds of special operations and

CIA paramilitary units into direct collision in

the jungles of Vietnam while introducing

young Navy SEAL Tom Reece, a man torn

between the blurred lines and allegiances of

the military and the increasingly murky world

of intelligence. 544 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

9296107 A MRS. MIRACLE CHRISTMAS.

By Debbie Macomber. It’s the holiday season,

and Laurel and her husband, Zach, could use a

miracle. As they pray for a baby and care for

Helen, Laurel’s beloved grandmother, Mrs.

Miracle appears at the door and becomes

nothing short of a godsend. As Christmas

approaches, Laurel, Zach, and Helen

experience a holiday of heavenly proportions.

256 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $20.00 $4.95

*9301321 GONE BEFORE GOODBYE.

By Reese Witherspoon & H. Coben. The

unforgettable story of an indomitable

woman trapped in a conspiracy she helped

create but can’t understand. Maggie’s

harrowing search for the truth could expose

a plot woven throughout the exclusive

world of the global uber-elite–but at an

unfathomable cost to herself. 340 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9293442 THE LABORS OF HERCULES.

By Agatha Christie. Hercule Poirot hardly

resembles the Greek hero who is his

namesake, yet like Hercules, he has been

responsible for ridding society of some of its

most unpleasant monsters. In the period

leading up to his retirement, Poirot makes up

his mind to accept twelve more cases: his

self-imposed “Labors.” 314 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294031 FIRE ON THE HORIZON. By Wilbur Smith with I.

Robertson. South Africa, 1899: the smoldering hostility between

the Boers of the Transvaal and Orange Free State and the British

colonies of the Cape and Natal is about to burst into flames.

360 pages. Zaffre. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9292055 ROBERT B. PARKER’S LITTLE

WHITE LIES. By Ace Atkins. Spencer is hired

to find a vanished con man who left behind a

jilted lover, a trail of duped and angry

associates, and a life built of nothing but

smoke and mirrors. Tracking him down won’t

be easy, as Spencer must keep his client from

falling back into the mystery man’s web, all

while staying ahead of trained killers.

333 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9305637 WHAT’S WITH BAUM? By

Woody Allen. Baum is a middle-aged Jewish

novelist consumed with anxiety about

everything under the sun. His turgid

philosophical tomes receive tepid reviews,

his publisher has dropped him, his third

marriage is on the rocks, and he suspects his

handsome younger brother seduced his wife.

Is it any wonder Baum has started talking to

himself? 188 pages. Post Hill. Pub. at $28.00 $21.95

*9302409 THE VELVETEEN RABBIT &

OTHER CLASSIC CHILDREN’S STORIES. Ed.

by Nicolette Jones. Enjoy children’s stories from

some of the most celebrated writers in history; the

theme of love and kindness runs through this

lovely collection. Includes tales such as “The

Happy Prince,” “The Land of the Blue Flower,”

and “Elsie Piddock Skips in Her Sleep.” Includes

a silk ribbon bookmark. Ages 5 & up. Illus., some

in color. 260 pages. Macmillan. Pub. at $27.99 $21.95

*9304746 HALLOWEIRD: Classic

Stories from the Season of Samhain. Ed.

by Johnny Mains. Collecting up a haunting

haul of tales and a handful of weird seasonal

poetry from across the 18th and 19th centuries,

this volume celebrates the riotous weird of the

Halloween season through the works of

legendary ghost story writers such as Edith

Wharton, alongside rare literary treats. Includes

foiled cover. 299 pages. British Library. Pub. at $26.99 $21.95

*9294074 HOUSE OF TWO PHARAOHS.

By Wilbur Smith with M. Chadbourn. When a

heavily-guarded vault is found locked with the

body of a murdered scribe inside–the mark of

Anubis, God of Death scrawled in his own

blood–panic sweeps the city. Only the wisest

man in all Egypt can solve this mystery:

Piay’s mentor, the great Mage Taita.

348 pages. Zaffre. Pub. at $28.99 $21.95

*9287981 THE SISTERHOOD. By Tasha

Alexander. London, 1907: When the Season’s

most accomplished and elegant debutante,

Victoria Goldsborough, collapses and dies at

her engagement ball, the great and good of

London Society prepare to mourn the tragic

loss of an upstanding young woman. But all is

not what it seems. 323 pages. Minotaur. Pub.

at $29.00 $21.95

*9294090 THE LONG WALK. By Stephen King writing as R.

Bachman. Tells the tale of the contestants of a grueling walking

competition where there can be only one winner: the one who

survives. 311 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

*9301283 AMITY. By Nathan Harris. An engrossing story

about a brother and sister, emancipated from slavery but still

searching for true freedom, and their odyssey across the deserts

of Mexico to escape a former master still intent on their

bondage. 308 pages. Little, Brown. Pub. at $29.00 $21.95

9288694 NOW OR NEVER. By Janet

Evanovich. Stephanie has two fiances and no

idea what to do about it. But the way things

are going, she might not live long enough to

marry anyone. While she stalls for time, she

buries herself in her work as a bounty hunter,

tracking down a varied assortment of

fugitives from justice. 312 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

*9292209 DENIED ACCESS. By V. Flynn

& D. Bentley. When Mitch Rapp’s girlfriend,

Greta’s, grandfather receives a box

containing the head of a former Cold War

comrade and a note promising that Greta’s

head will be next, Rapp finds himself in a war

between the American and Russian

intelligence services. Now Rapp must

protect Greta and save the CIA from

destruction. 413 pages. Atria. Pub. at $30.00 $21.95

*9290672 THE GARDENER’S PLOT. By Deborah J. Benoit.

A woman helps set up a community garden in the Berkshires,

only to find a body in one of the plots on opening day.

321 pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9291830 THE AMBER ROOM. By Steve

Berry. When Rachel’s father dies under strange

circumstances, he leaves behind clues about one of

the greatest treasures ever made by man. Forged of

the exquisite gem, the Amber Room disappeared

during World War II. Soon, Rachel and her

ex-husband are on a collision course with the forces

of greed, power, and history itself. 449 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

*9292012 THE RANGER. By Ace Atkins.

Army Ranger Quinn Colson returns home. His

uncle, the longtime county sheriff, is dead.

Suicide, he’s told, but Deputy Lillie Virgil

believes murder. It’s up to Colson to discover the

truth about his uncle, his family, his friends, his

town, and himself. And once it’s discovered,

there’s no turning back. 348 pages. Putnam.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

– 46 –

NEW FICTION

*9291865 THE BROKEN PLACES. By Ace

Atkins. A couple of dangerous convicts who

confided in a local ex-con about an armored car

robbery believe he’s after the money they hid. So

they break out and head straight to Jericho, leaving

a trail of bodies in their wake. Sheriff Quinn Colson

has his work cut out for him. And just as the

manhunt intensifies, a tornado strikes. 415 pages.

Putnam. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9295208 FROM THE HEART. By Nora

Roberts. Novels. Tonight and Always sees a

renowned anthropologist agree to help a writer

research his novel; she’s not prepared for the

passionate sparks. In A Matter of Choice, an

international smuggling ring traps a beautiful

antiques dealer in a web of danger, and in

Endings and Beginnings, two Washington TV

reporters try to protect their love from

professional rivalry. 581 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9305858 ARIFURETA, VOLUME 1: From

Commonplace to World’s Strongest. By

Ryo Shirakome. Seventeen-year-old Hajime

Nagumo is your average, everyday otaku.

However, his simple life of pulling

all-nighters and sleeping in school is

suddenly turned upside down when he,

along with the rest of his class, is summoned

to a fantasy world. In B&W. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

*9302360 THE MORE THE TERRIER. By

David Rosenfelt. When Andy Carpenter arrives

home, an extra dog is waiting for him. Andy

recognizes Murphy, who he fostered before the

dog went home with BJ Bremer and his mother.

When Andy goes to return Murphy, he finds BJ’s

mother in tears– as it turns out, Murphy ran off

after BJ was arrested for murder. 307 pages.

Minotaur. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*929077X THE MURDER AT THE

VICARAGE. By Agatha Christie. Colonel

Protheroe, local magistrate, is the most detested

man in the village; everyone, even in the vicar,

wishes he were dead. And very soon he is–shot in

the head in the vicar’s own study. Only Miss

Marple can unravel the tangled web of clues that

will lead to the killer’s unmasking. 285 pages.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9299378 PEG AND ROSE PLAY THE

PONIES. By Laurien Berenson. Rival

sisters-in-law Peg Turnbull and Rose

Donovan spent their summer doing the

unthinkable: sleuthing for dangerous

suspects and becoming almost-friends. But

when a September trip leads to more murder,

it’ll be a miracle if the dysfunctional duo is

still a team-and alive-by autumn. 280 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9288678 THE NIGHT SHE DISAPPEARED.

By Kevin O’Brien. From the depths of sleep,

Seattle TV reporter Anna Malone awakens to

her phone ringing. She rarely drinks, and this

hangover is brutal. Why can’t she shake the

feeling that something terrible happened last

night? And why can’t she recall any of it?

488 pages. Pinnacle. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9298037 THE SILVER HILLS

BOARDING HOUSE. By Linda Lael Miller.

Lizbet Fontaine will do anything to keep her

family together–even leave behind the only life

she’s ever known to journey to the West. But as

the jitney rumbles away, holding tightly to her

little brother’s and sister’s hands, she knows

something is wrong. 278 pages. Canary Street.

Pub. at $21.99 $16.95

*929368X THE GREEK TRAGEDIES:

Seventeen Plays Aeschylus, Sophocles

and Euripides. Ed. by D. Grene & R.

Lattimore. Chicago’s renowned translations of

the greatest surviving plays of ancient Greece,

collected into a single volume and featuring

an introduction to the life and work of each

tragedian. 1131 pages. Univ of Chicago Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.00 $19.95

*9291571 THE ADVENTURES OF MAX

SPITZKOPF. By Jonas Kreppel. Meet Max

Spitzkopf: legendary private eye, undefeated

foe of villains, and passionate defender of the

Jewish people. No matter how hopeless or

dangerous the case, when “the investigatory

profession’s greatest artist” is summoned,

justice is assured. 587 pages. White Goat.

Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

9295674 THE BATMAN’S GRAVE: The

Complete Collection. By Warren Ellis.

Batman’s current case forces him to inhabit the

mind of a murder victim with a half-eaten face,

sending him on a collision course with an

enemy who has infiltrated every part of

Gotham. Every corner Batman turns leads him

one step closer to his own grave. Collects The

Batman’s Grave #1-12. DC Comics.

6½x10¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9295194 FRANKENSTEIN: Classic Pop-Up Tales. By Mary

Shelley. This unique format features a graphic adaptation of

Shelley’s classic novel, with giant pop-ups on every spread.

Canterbury Classics. 9¼x10½. Pub. at $24.99 $7.95

*9291849 BOOKPLATE SPECIAL. By Lorna

Barrett. Tricia Miles, owner of Haven’t Got a Clue

mystery bookstore, has had her uninvited college

roommate, Pammy, stay with her for weeks. On the

day Pammy is kicked out, she’s found dead in a

trash cart, leaving loads of questions unanswered.

To piece the case together, Tricia will have to dive

in headfirst. 310 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*928995X MUST LOVE CHRISTMAS

COWBOYS. By D. Palmer & H. Graham.

Novellas. Whether they’re out on the range or

working in town, these men are rough, rugged,

ready for action–and the stars of these two

stories. Collects The Perfect Gift by Diana

Palmer and Christmas, Crime, and a Cowboy by

Heather Graham. 246 pages. Zebra.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291881 DARK HOPE. By Christine

Feehan. Demon slayer Silke knows a battle for

the survival of all mankind is coming. The only

way to win will be with the help of the

Carpathians. When Benedek, one of the oldest,

most dangerous Carpathians, senses the

impending danger, he sets out to find Silke and

together, defeat an adversary hell-bent on

destroying them all. 427 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9292098 TRACK OF THE CAT. By Nevada

Barr. Anna’s job as a national park ranger is

marred by violence–the brutal death of a fellow

ranger. When the cause of death is chalked up to

a mountain lion attack, Anna’s rage knows no

bounds. She must save the protected cats from

the prejudices of the locals and prove the kill

was the work of a species far less rare.

263 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. $7.95

*9292071 A SUPERIOR DEATH. By Nevada

Barr. Park ranger Anna Pigeon finds herself

reassigned to Isle Royale National Park on the

North Shore of Lake Superior. Below the frigid

waters lies the Kamloops, a sunken 1927 ship,

the final resting place of its five victims. But

when divers surface with a tale of seeing a sixth

body, Anna investigates. 310 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. $7.95

*9301399 RED STAR FALLING. By Steve Berry & G.

Blackwood. In the waning days of the Cold War, Luke Daniels

embarks on a quest in search of the legendary library of Ivan the

Terrible–the unlikely key to ending a looming threat orbiting two

hundred miles above the earth. 428 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9290710 WINTER WONDERLAND. By

Nora Roberts. Novels. Gabriel’s Angel sees the

titular character taking in a woman during a

snowstorm; the two warm one another’s hearts.

A Will and a Way follows Pandora, set to receive

a $150 million inheritance–if she can

withstand six months in a Catskills mansion

with her co-beneficiary. 469 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290893 TO HEIST AND TO HOLD. By Christina Britton. A

vigilante widow and a casino owner are both trying to bluff their

way to a winning hand–perhaps with one another. 331 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289917 HIGHLAND BRIDE. By Hannah

Howell. As Connor’s wife, Gillyanne is stunned

by his terse, cold distance, and her own

yearning to feel passion in his arms. Bringing

her healing touch to a land ravaged by

treachery, she dares to reach out for the one

thing she fears she may forever be denied: her

husband’s closely-guarded heart. 342 pages.

Zebra. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9290699 OUT IN THE COLD. By Steve Urszenyi. Special Agent

Alex Martel is thrown back into a deadly world of deception with a

series of attacks that threaten to incite World War III. 440 pages. St.

Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

*9290842 MAPLE, SPICE AND

EVERYTHING NICE. By Lizzie Shane. A

small-town baker faces off against her

longtime nemesis on a reality TV

competition, and the pair try not to fall for one

another in the process. 338 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291962 THE LOST ONES. By Ace Atkins.

Fresh from ten years as a U.S. Army Ranger, Quinn

Colson finds his hands full as the newly elected

sheriff of Tibbehah County, Mississippi. When two

of the cases he’s investigating collide, Quinn and

his allies are forced to realize that, though they may

be home from the war, they are now in the fight of

their lives. 403 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $9.99 $7.95

*9291989 NO TIME FOR GOODBYE. By

Linwood Barclay. Fourteen-year-old Cynthia

woke one morning to discover her entire

family–mother, father, older brother– had

vanished. No note, no trace, no return. Ever.

Now, twenty-five years later, she’ll learn the

devastating truth. Sometimes it’s better not to

know. 468 pages. Bantam. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9291938 THE FORGOTTEN GIRL. By David

Bell. The past has arrived uninvited at Jason’s door

in the form of his younger sister, Hayden, a former

addict who needs a favor. She asks Jason to take

care of her teenage daughter for 48 hours. But

Hayden never returns. When a body is discovered

in the woods, the mysteries of his sister’s life, and

possible death, deepen. 438 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9292101 A WEEK IN WINTER. By Maeve Binchy. In the

cozy western Irish small town of Stoneybridge, Chicky Starr

decides to renovate a dilapidated mansion and turn it into an

inn. The townspeople think she’s crazy, but with the help of

former bad-boy handyman Rigger and her niece Orla, she

might just make a go of it. 407 pages. Anchor. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9305181 GOLDEN AGE CHRISTMAS

MYSTERIES. Ed. by Otto Penzler. A

selection of Christmas-themed mysteries

from the genre’s Golden Age, including

stories by Mary Roberts Rinehart, John

Dickson Carr, Ellery Queen, and more.

336 pages. American Mystery Classics.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9302336 THE LYCHFORD COLLECTION

1. By Paul Cornell. Brings together the first

three volumes in the delightful Witches of

Lychford cozy fantasy series. Collects Witches

of Lychford, The Lost Child of Lychford, and A

Long Day in Lychford. 276 pages. Tor.

Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

*9302506 GEORGE A. ROMERO’S THE

AMUSEMENT PARK. By Jeff Whitehead. The

story of an elderly man hoping to experience

an amusement park one last time to recapture

childhood memories and to relish the rapidly

fleeting remaining moments. Storm King.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $17.95

*9290788 PICKET LINE: The Lost Novella. By Elmore

Leonard. Novella. The never-before-published, prescient story of

a budding agricultural strike in Texas, the racial tension brewing

in the fields, and what happens when brutality from “The Man”

goes unchecked. 106 pages. Mariner. Pub. at $22.99 $17.95

– 47 –

NEW FICTION

*9287817 MURDER AT BLACKWOOD

INN. By Penny Warner. Carissa takes up the

offer to help her two eccentric aunts manage

the inn they inherited from their father, Bram.

The old man dabbled in the occult, and his

daughters haven’t fallen far from the family

tree. But when one of the townspeople dies

from a poison from Aunt Hazel’s garden, the

town is quick to point fingers. 277 pages.

Crooked Lane. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9293434 ILLUSTRATED STORIES

FROM AESOP. By Retold by Susanna

Davidson, illus. by G. Ferri. This new

collection of Aesop’s fables is beautifully

illustrated. Each of these timeless stories

conveys a message about how to behave

towards others. Includes a green silk ribbon

bookmark. Ages 3-5. 272 pages. Usborne.

Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9301828 THE BLACK PHONE STORIES.

By Joe Hill. Originally published as 20th

Century Ghosts, this is a collection of macabre

short stories, including tales “Pop Art,” “You

Will Hear the Locust Sing,” “The Black

Phone,” “The Cape,” and “My Father’s Mask,”

among others. 316 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9298045 SNOW KISSED. By RaeAnne

Thayne. Christmas has always been single

mom Holly Goodwin Moore’s favorite time of

year–but she’s not feeling it this year. The

wedding in her ex’s family is almost here, her

daughter, Lydia, is bursting at the seams to be

a flower girl...and Holly couldn’t be dreading it

more. 311 pages. Canary Street. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9302328 I’LL BE WAITING. By Kelley

Armstrong. A spellbinding tale of supernatural

horror involving a haunted house, seances, lost

loved ones, and a sinister spirit out for blood.

341 pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9301674 THE RETURN OF MORIARTY.

By Jack Anderson. After Professor Moriarty

survives Reichenbach Falls and Sherlock

Holmes dies, he finds himself caught up in a

locked-room mystery Holmes couldn’t solve.

This time, it’s up to Moriarty to crack the

mystery. 346 pages. Crooked Lane.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9301666 THE RESTLESS WAVE. By James Stavridis. A

riveting tale that charts the coming-of-age of a gifted but immature

young naval officer as he is tested in the crucible of World War II in the

Pacific. 380 pages. Penguin. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

*9292179 CAPTURE OR KILL. By V. Flynn &

D. Bentley. Preventing a looming war in the

Middle East while delivering justice for the

nearly 3,000 Americans killed on 9/11 would be

a big ask for anyone, but Mitch Rapp isn’t just

anyone. 531 pages. Pocket. Paperbound.

Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

9288473 THE LAST MILE. By Kat Martin. A

woman in search of her family’s truth is paired

with a hard-hitting professional treasure hunter.

As an unknown assailant stalks them across the

treacherous Superstition Mountains in Arizona,

they race to follow their map’s directions to a

hidden trove of gold, but will they survive the

danger? 310 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306315 MURDER ON THE PAGE. By Daryl Wood Gerber. A

caterer who crafts literary-themed dinner parties must ensure that a

killer gets their just desserts. 324 pages. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306285 MURDER IN A CUP. By Lauren Elliott. Intuitive

gemologist Shay Myers has been living her most authentic life since

moving home to California’s scenic Monterey Peninsula. However,

not even her heightened senses can predict how to run a business–or

catch a killer. 295 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306218 MISS MORTON AND THE

SPIRITS OF THE UNDERWORLD. By

Catherine Lloyd. Lady Caroline tries to

discern whether a spiritualist’s powers are

real when a much darker mystery presents

itself: Madam Lavinia is found lifeless in her

chair, a half-empty glass of port at her elbow.

In her desk is a note addressed to Caroline,

entreating her to find her murderer. 291

pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

930620X MISS MORTON AND THE

DEADLY INHERITANCE. By Catherine Lloyd.

Social standing is everything in Regency

England–and no one knows better than Miss

Caroline Morton, a lady’s companion from a

disgraced line. But when she has a chance to

claim what’s rightfully hers, the one obstacle in

her way is a dangerous murder mystery.

263 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306269 MURDER AT KING’S

CROSSING. By Andrea Penrose. When the

murder of a scientific genius on the verge of a

momentous discovery upsets the wedding of

their dear friends, Wrexford and Charlotte

must risk all they hold dear to deconstruct a

sinister conspiracy. 361 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299300 NONE OF THIS IS TRUE. By Lisa

Jewell. When successful podcaster Alix meets

the enigmatic Josie, she thinks she’s found the

perfect interview subject. But Josie’s

unexpected disappearance reveals terrifying

truths that threaten to make Alix the subject of

her own true crime story. 370 pages. Atria.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295143 DADDY’S LITTLE GIRL. By Mary

Higgins Clark. A chilling story of murder that

reaches the heights of suspense while

exploring the depths of the criminal mind as

one woman searches for the killer of her

sister–and one man tries to prove his

innocence. 280 pages. S&S. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306595 WHALEFALL. By Daniel Kraus. Jay

is set to find his father’s remains in the Pacific

Ocean. The dive is going well enough, until the

appearance of a giant squid, and the arrival of a

sperm whale looking to feed. Suddenly, Jay is

drawn into the whale’s mouth, where he is

pulled into the first of its four stomachs with

only an hour of oxygen left. 325 pages. MTV.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9303812 A STRANGER IN TOWN. By

Kelley Armstrong. Detective Casey Duncan

has noticed fewer and fewer residents coming

into Rocketown. An injured hiker stumbles in

from the woods and is now fighting for her life.

Because the woman is unconscious, Casey

and Eric have no leads. They also have no idea

where the threat is coming from. 356 pages.

Minotaur. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9300082 KISS ME FOREVER. By M.J.

O’Shea. Professor Avery Cook has spent his

career researching the mysterious side of New

Orleans. Superstitions, legends, and

lore–Avery has an academic explanation for all

of them. Until one night, when he walks into a

bar, meets Tyson, and his life changes.

189 pages. Dreamspinner. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*929208X A TAP ON THE WINDOW. By

Linwood Barclay. As private investigator Cal is

driving home one night, a rain-drenched girl taps

on his car window and asks for a ride. He knows a

grown man picking up a teenage hitchhiker is

foolish–but he lets her in. Cal soon senses that

something is not right with the girl or the situation,

but it’s too late. He’s already involved. 499 pages.

Signet. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9300570 THE GIRL IN THE VAULT. By Michael Ledwidge.

Faye has scored one of the most highly coveted internships in

all of Wall Street–but just as she awaits her offer and her

signing bonus, a treacherous betrayal arrives to shatter

Faye’s plans and her young life. 365 pages. Hanover Square.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9306528 TALULAH’S BACK IN TOWN. By

Brenda Novak. Fourteen years after leaving her

fiance at the altar, Talulah returns to her

hometown of Coyote Canyon, Montana, to

settle her great-aunt’s estate. Her “runaway

bride” reputation is waiting right where she left

it, and her ex’s best friend, Brant, isn’t about to

let her slip by unnoticed. 332 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296603 MY DARLING GIRL. By Jennifer McMahon. A

woman takes in her dying, alcoholic mother, and soon begins to

suspect demonic possession is haunting her family. 308 pages.

Scout. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

9300139 TEACHING BEN. By Shae Connor. On

his first day of college, Ben meets David, who’s

just the kind of gorgeous man he’s dreamed of. Too

bad he’s the teaching assistant, which makes him

off-limits. As the semester progresses and their

lives become more entwined, keeping their

relationship platonic becomes more difficult.

207 pages. Dreamspinner. Paperbound. Pub. at

$9.99 $4.95

*9287574 MISS WINTER IN THE LIBRARY

WITH A KNIFE. By Martin Edwards. You are

cordially invited to an all-expenses-paid

Christmas holiday at Midwinter to play a murder

mystery game. Joining you are six

down-on-their-luck people with links to the world

of crime writing. Curiously, the contestants also

share a lack of any next of kin who might notice or

care if they disappear. The game’s afoot! 409

pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9302522 IN THE SHADOW OF KING’S.

By Nora Kelly. Alistair Greenwood hosts a

luncheon at his 17th Century home. Its

perfection is marred by the incompatibility

of the guests and the arrogance of the host.

Gillian Adams, an American scholar, finds it

distasteful, but she’s truly appalled when the

eminent Greenwood is gunned down the next

day. 231 pages. Galileo Publishers.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9289968 OUTLAW LAKE. By Maisey

Yates. Carson Wilder and Perry Bramble have

been best friends forever, starting with their

painful childhoods. As far as romance, Carson

always knew he wasn’t good enough for

her–and by the time they were grown, their

bond was too important to risk messing up.

277 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.95 $13.95

*9301526 THE AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF

BENJAMIN SISKO: The Life of Starfleet’s

Legendary Captain and Emissary. Ed. by

Derek Tyler Attico. Sisko tells the story of his

career in Starfleet, and his life as a father and

Bajor’s Emissary to the Prophets. Chart his rise

through the ranks, his pioneering work designing

the Defiant class, his critical role as ambassador

and leader during the Dominion War, and

beyond. 505 pages. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

929631X HONEY DROP DEAD. By Laura

Childs. The murder of a political bigwig at a

Honeybee Tea sends Theodosia Browning

buzzing for answers. Between hosting two

teas, she questions everyone who had a bone

to pick with Claxton, including an angry

outsider artist, his political opponent, and his

soon-to-be ex-wife. 310 pages. Berkley.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9294171 6:40 TO MONTREAL. By Eva

Jurczyk. Agatha is gifted a train ticket to

Montreal by her husband in the hopes it will

give her quiet time to start writing her next

book. But when the train gets stuck in a

blizzard, someone dies, and hidden

motives are exposed, chaos ensues.

332 pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*9289909 EPILOGUE TO A CHRISTMAS

MURDER. By Lauren Elliott. On the night Addie

donates a special book to a museum, someone

posing as one of Santa’s Little Helpers swipes

it–and the rest of the charity gifts given by other

patrons. As if the theft wasn’t bad enough, a

body is found on the rocks outside the

lighthouse. 360 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

– 48 –

NEW FICTION

*9291911 FIRESTORM. By Nevada Barr. A

raging forest fire in Lassen Volcanic National

Park traps exhausted firefighters, including

Ranger Anna Pigeon. After the flames subside,

Anna discovers two members of their group

have been brutally killed. As a relentless winter

storm descends, Anna must unravel the

mystery of a murderer in their midst.

310 pages. Berkley. Paperbound. $6.95

929998X THE SECRET OF THE LOST

PEARLS. By Darcie Wilde. Known as a

“most useful woman,” Rosalind helps

society ladies in need. Bethany Hodgeson

has a delicate predicament. A valuable pearl

necklace has gone missing, and Bethany’s

husband suspects her sister is the thief.

Rosalind soon realizes the family harbors

even more secrets and scandals–including

murder. 396 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

*9302298 DARK FRONTIER. By Matthew Harffy. 1890s

Oregon: An English soldier turned policeman escapes to the

American West for a new future, but life on the frontier proves far

harder than he ever imagined. 454 pages. Head of Zeus.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*9292284 THE ONLY GOOD INDIANS. By

Stephen Graham Jones. Follows the lives of four

American Indian men and their families, all haunted

by a disturbing, deadly event that took place in their

youth. Years later, they are tracked by an entity bent

on revenge, totally helpless as the culture and

traditions they left behind catch up to them in a

violent and vengeful way. 371 pages. Saga Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $10.99 $7.95

9288724 THE SEVEN HUSBANDS OF

EVELYN HUGO. By Taylor Jenkins Reid. A

legendary film actress reflects on her

relentless rise to the top and the risks she

took, the loves she lost, and the long-held

secrets the public could never imagine.

Sprayed edges. 389 pages. Atria.

Pub. at $35.00 $7.95

*9294007 CRISIS AT PROXIMA. By T.S.

Taylor & L. Johnson. Time is running out for the

inhabitants of Proxima Centauri, as unsettling

discoveries there and at Luyten’s star now

threaten both Proxima and Earth. 408 pages.

Baen. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

*9289925 THE LITTLE LOST LIBRARY. By

Ellery Adams. When elderly Lucille arranges for

Nora to deliver an order of books to her

mansion on the outskirts of town, Nora doesn’t

expect to be invited in. Agoraphobic, Lucille

doesn’t leave Wynter House, but when she

doesn’t come to the door to collect her books,

Nora worries. 310 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $12.95

*9287566 A LITTLE CHRISTMAS MATCHMAKING. By

Carolyn Brown. Leather craftsman Hank and his granddaughter

Willa Rose are on board to work at Tripp’s busy leather shop. But

Willa Rose’s distracting presence leads Tripp to pray that

great-aunt Bernie won’t turn her match-matching eyes his way.

No such luck. Now there’s mistletoe in every doorway. Tripp’s

heart doesn’t stand a chance. 341 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301550 THE DESCENT. By Christian

Francis. After a tragic accident, six friends

reunite for a caving expedition. Their

adventure soon goes horribly wrong when a

collapse traps them deep underground, and

they find themselves pursued by bloodthirsty

creatures. 221 pages. Titan. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

9290990 SWEET DREAMS, MICKEY. By

Nancy Parent, illus. by Tomato Farm. Come

along with Mickey and his friends as they

look for the perfect place to stargaze, have a

slumber party with a giant sleeping fort, and

learn that naptime is the best chore in three

fun-filled stories perfect for reading at

bedtime. Ages 3 & up. Fully illus. in color.

69 pages. Studio Fun. Pub. at $9.99 $5.95

*9293450 MURDER MOST HAUNTED.

By Emma Mason. An unforgettable heroine is

faced with an unbelievable crime in this

snarky, charming locked-room mystery that

asks: Would you rather be snowed-in with a

ghost, or a murderer? 305 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294147 THE RING LEGENDS OF TOLKIEN. By David

Day. The most popular legends about the Rings of Power are

discussed in detail in this deluxe compendium that will hold a

special place on your bookshelf. Sprayed edges. 255 pages.

Thunder Bay. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9291512 THE MIDNIGHT BOOKSHOP.

By Amanda James. Strangers Jo, Adelaide,

and Kye are the least likely people to find

themselves across the threshold of a

bookshop. But as their midnight book club

shows them that a single book can change

everything, all three realize that their own

stories can be rewritten. 356 pages. One More

Chapter. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9289496 THE HIDDEN RIVER. By Mark

Thielman. When Hezekiah Freeman is found

drowned in the shallow waters of Everglades

National Park, Special Agent Alison Nance

and Clarence Johnson are tasked with

uncovering the truth behind his death. What

seems like a tragic accident reveals itself to

be part of a larger, more intricate

conspiracy. 290 pages. Severn River.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9294066 THE GIFT. By Richard Paul Evans. A snowstorm and a

chance meeting reveal a Christmas miracle that transforms Nathan

Hurst through faith, hope, and the magic of the season. 335 pages.

S&S. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9293922 TO DIE FOR. By David Baldacci.

When Dwayne and Alice are killed, the police

report states that it was a drug overdose. Why

is their daughter, who was there, claiming

that’s not the truth? Betsy doesn’t trust the

police, but when she finds herself in the FBI’s

custody after her parents’ deaths, she has to be

careful. 436 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290176 THE SECOND STORY

BOOKSHOP. By Denise Hunter. When Shelby’s

Gram leaves half ownership of her bookstore to

Gray Briggs, the man who broke Shelby’s heart,

the adversaries are forced to work together. Soon,

Gram’s beyond-the-grave scheme is working,

and Shelby’s old feelings for Gray begin to

resurface. Will they find a way to make it work this

time around? 306 pages. Thomas Nelson.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $14.95

*9297677 EC EPITAPHS FROM THE

ABYSS, VOLUME 2. By Matt Kindt et al.

Prepare yourselves for all-new stories of

fatalistic spectacle with wanton disregard for

moral standards or public decency by masters

of splatter de spectacular! Oni Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $14.95

*9290230 EVERYONE A STRANGER. By

Kevin O’Brien. 1943. After losing her husband

in the war, Virginia moves to an apartment

complex in Seattle for a fresh start. She soon

learns of stormy affairs, mysterious visitors,

whispers, and rumors among her neighbors

who soon begin dying in an escalating series

of “accidents.” No one is who they seem to be,

and no one can be trusted. 407 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $14.95

*9294112 MOVING TARGET. By J.A. Jance. Follows Ali

Reynolds as she unearths a cold case that puts her in the

crosshairs of a deadly arsonist. 350 pages. Gallery.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $14.95

929581X H.P. LOVECRAFT ESSENTIAL

TALES. A shadow stirs beneath the surface

of reality–ancient, unknowable, and waiting.

These sixteen haunting tales unravel the

fragile limits of sanity, drawing readers into a

realm where cosmic dread reigns and the

stars whisper secrets best left buried.

613 pages. Page Publications. Pub.

at $29.99 $9.95

9295453 STAR WARS: Scoundrels,

Rebels and the Empire. By Jody Houser et

al. Celebrate the Return of the Jedi era for

the 40th anniversary of the film. Collects

Star Wars: Return of the Jedi - Jabba’s

Palace #1; Ewoks #1; Lando #1; The

Empire #1; The Rebellion #1; and

Smugglers #1, all from 2023. Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $9.95

9306803 DOUBLE GRUDGE DONUTS. By

Ginger Bolton. The countdown is on as Deputy

Donut Cafe owner Emily Westhill gets ready for

married life. But before she takes the plunge,

she’ll need to poke a hole in a deadly

criminal’s plans. 380 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9306463 SHEAR TERROR. By Dorothy

Howell. In small-town Hideaway Grove,

California, newcomer Abbey Chandler’s

sewing prowess is inspiring her

entrepreneurial spirit–but stumbling upon

a murder might kill more than her

enthusiasm. 248 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299653 A VERY WOODSY MURDER. By

Ellen Byron. New motel owner Dee Stern has

checked out of the familiar comforts in Studio

City and checked in to the quaint village of

Foundgold. Running a rustic getaway in the

woods sure beats LA traffic–until murder ruins

the peace and quiet. 277 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306714 COME SHELL OR HIGH WATER. By Molly

MacRae. A story set on a beautiful barrier island off the coast

of North Carolina, featuring a widowed folklorist, a seashell

shop, and the ghost of an 18th Century pirate. 295 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9303359 THE CAREFUL USE OF

COMPLIMENTS. By Alexander McCall Smith.

When Isabel recognizes that two paintings

attributed to a deceased artist have appeared on

the market simultaneously, she suspects they’re

forgeries. As Isabel investigates, she soon finds

herself diverted from her musings about

parenthood, marriage, and her career and onto a

path of inquiry into the soul of an artist.

247 pages. Anchor. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.00 $5.95

930701X GHOST STATION. By S.A.

Barnes. Psychologist Dr. Ophelia Bray and

her crew must try to survive on an ancient,

abandoned planet. 377 pages. Nightfire.

Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

930049X THE FEARLESS ONE. By Lori

Foster. Jedidiah Stephens came to the Colorado

Rockies for one reason: to uncover the truth

behind the fire that killed her family. She’s been

chasing down clues, and everything has led her

to an isolated campground. Getting involved

with her boss, Memphis Osborn, is definitely

not part of the plan. 329 pages. Canary Street.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300856 FROZEN: Disney Storytime

Collection. After Queen Elsa accidentally

curses the Kingdom of Arendelle to an

eternal winter, she retreats to an icy castle in

the mountains. With help from Kristoff, his

reindeer Sven, and a talking snowman called

Olaf, can Princess Anna save Elsa from a

lifetime of loneliness and Arendelle from its

icy future? Ages 5-10. Fully illus. in color.

Autumn Publishing. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9300090 LOLTH’S WARRIOR. By R.A. Salvatore. Drizzt

Do’Urden is coming to understand his role as a friend, a father,

and a man caught between the darkness and the light.

420 pages. Harper. Pub. at $32.00 $5.95

9293078 THE SISTER EFFECT. By Susan Mallery. Brings listeners

on an emotional, witty, and heartfelt journey that explores the nuances

of a broken family’s complex emotions as they strive to become whole

in this uplifting story of human frailty and resilience. 404 pages.

Canary. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

– 49 –

NEW FICTION

9299319 NOT WHO WE EXPECTED. By

Lisa Black. Forensic experts Ellie Carr and

Rachael Davies are pulled into solving a

deadly mystery unfolding in the shadow of a

celebrated rock star. 340 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9294686 THE DEEPEST KILL. By Lisa Black. Forensic experts

Ellie Carr and Rachael Davies are called to a billionaire’s private

compound on Florida’s Gulf Coast to investigate a tragic death

amid a dangerous storm of power, deception, and conspiracy.

314 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

930097X THE ADVENTURES OF

TINTIN: The Blue Lotus. By Herge. A

sequel to Cigars of the Pharaoh, Tintin

follows a mysterious lead to China on the

trail of a smuggling ring. Will Tintin find the

criminal mastermind? 126 pages.

Casterman. 9x12¼. Pub. at $24.95 $5.95

9303448 I GET THE FEELING THAT

NOBUKINI-SAN LIKES ME, VOLUME 2. By

Kosuke Yasuda. Sasaki-kun and Nobukuni-san

sit next to each other in class, and though they

clearly like each other, neither can say it out

loud. Thankfully, love guru Meeko-sama is there

to give Nobukuni-san all the advice she could

ever need. From staring into his eyes to inviting

some sneaky physical contact. In B&W. Seven

Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

9299459 REBECCA. By Shannon McNear.

When strange men from across the eastern

waters appear near her home, Mato’aka

regards them at first as a mere curiosity.

Soon, she finds herself torn between

fascination for one of their leaders and the

opinions and ways of her people–then

becomes a pawn in their delicate and

dangerous game of politics. 316 pages.

Barbour. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9300686 BRITANNIA. By Simon Scarrow.

Roman Britain, AD 52. November. The western

tribes, fired up by the Druids, prepare to make

a stand. But can they match the discipline and

courage of the legionaries? Centurion Macro

remains behind in charge of the fort as Prefect

Cato leads an invasion deep into the hills.

461 pages. Headline. Paperbound. $5.95

9306765 DEATH TAKES THE LEAD. By

Rosemary Simpson. When a series of

mysterious deaths plagues a new Scottish

play, heiress and lawyer Prudence

MacKenzie and her partner, ex-Pinkerton

Geoffrey Hunter, are called in to perform an

investigation at one of Broadway’s most

stunning theatres. 326 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306242 MURDER WEARS A HIDDEN

FACE. By Rosemary Simpson. A diplomat’s

murder draws heiress-turned-lawyer

Prudence MacKenzie and former Pinkerton

Geoffrey Hunter away from the opulent

mansions of Gilded Age New York’s high

society and into the dark heart of

Chinatown. 328 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306455 SECRETS OF A SCOTTISH ISLE. By Erica Ruth

Neubauer. Spirited American Jane Wunderly must

investigate a secret society on an isolated isle off the western

coast of Scotland, where esoteric rituals blur the line between

what’s real, what’s illusion, and what’s deadly. 266 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9307036 GUIDE ME HOME. By Attica

Locke. Detective Darren Mathews is pulled out

of an early retirement to investigate the case of

a missing Black college student from an

all-White sorority–and soon finds a town that

will stop at nothing to keep its secrets hidden.

310 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306587 WATCH YOUR BACK. By Terri Parlato. Amid the

depths of a bleak Boston winter, a recently married couple find

their lives and their relationship unraveling after a series of

deadly accidents. 311 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299599 STOPPING BY WOODS ON

A SNOWY EVENING. By Robert Frost,

illus. by S. Jeffers. Award-winning

illustrator Susan Jeffers brings the wintry

woods to life in this edition of Frost’s

well-known poem. Features a beautiful

vellum jacket with raised lettering, which

will attract new and old fans as it evokes a

frost-covered windowpane. Ages 4 & up.

32 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9300813 THE EXES’ REVENGE. By Jo

Jakeman. Imogen’s marriage to Phillip was

never easy, and now that they’re getting a

divorce, he’s determined to make it as

difficult as possible. But Imogen never

expected that Phillip’s first wife and his new

girlfriend would become involved, or that

they both had their own reasons to help her.

342 pages. Berkley. Pub. at $26.00 $5.95

9294880 THE JIGSAW MAN. By Nadine

Matheson. A serial killer and his copycat are

locked in a violent game of cat and mouse. Can

Detective Inspector Anjelica Henley stop them

before it’s too late? Or will she become the next

victim? 512 pages. Hanover Square.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9299327 ON SECOND THOUGHT. By

Kristan Higgins. Despite the murky family

dynamic that’s always separated them,

Ainsley’s and Kate’s heartaches bind their

summer together when they come to terms

with the inevitable imperfection of

relationships and family–and the possibility

of one day finding love again. 470 pages.

HQN. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306668 THE BOOK CLUB HOTEL. By

Sarah Morgan. When Erica, Claudia, and

Anna–lifelong friends who seem to have it

all–check in for a girlfriends’ book club

holiday, it changes everything. Inn owner

Hattie can see they’re also packing some

major emotional baggage, and nothing

prepares her for how deeply her own story is

about to become entwined in theirs.

368 pages. Canary Street. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9299408 THE PRISONER’S WIFE. By

Maggie Brookes. Secretly married, Izzy and

prisoner of war Bill are on the run. With Izzy

dressed as a man, the couple evade capture

until they are cornered by Nazi soldiers.

Assumed to be escaped British soldiers, they

are transported to a P.O.W. camp where they

face appalling living conditions and the

constant fear of Izzy’s exposure. 382 pages.

Berkley. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $5.95

9306153 THE LITTLE LOST LIBRARY. By

Ellery Adams. An elderly Miracle Springs

resident, Lucille Wynter, arranges for Nora to

deliver an order of books to her mansion on

the outskirts of town; an agoraphobe, Lucille

doesn’t leave Wynter House. But when Lucille

doesn’t come to the door to collect her books,

Nora begins to worry. 310 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294937 THE LAST SHADOW. By Orson

Scott Card. The long-awaited conclusion to

both the original Ender and the Ender’s

Shadow series. The children of Ender and

Bean solve the great problem of the Ender

Universe–the deadly virus they call

descolada, which is incurable and will kill all

of humanity if it is allowed to escape.

315 pages. Tor. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

*9301631 O. HENRY FOR THE

HOLIDAYS: Seven Classic Thanksgiving

and Christmas Stories. Always witty, often

outrageously funny, and filled with O. Henry’s

famous plot twists, these stories take readers

from New Mexico and Texas, through New

Orleans, and to New York City to find the

holiday spirit all across America. 118 pages.

Library of America. Pub. at $15.00 $11.95

*9301925 WHO KILLED FATHER

CHRISTMAS? And Other Seasonal

Mysteries. Ed. by Martin Edwards. The murder

of Father Christmas at one of London’s great toy

shops is just one of many yuletide disasters in

this new collection of stories from the Golden

Age of crime writing and beyond. Masters of the

genre, such as Patricia Moyes and John Dickson

Carr, present perfectly packaged short pieces.

270 pages. Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*9293361 DARK TRAIL TO DODGE. By

Cotton Smith. Tyrel Bannon knows more about

a plow than longhorn cattle, but the green farm

boy is determined to become a Triple C rider

on the long, hard drive from Texas to Dodge.

But this is a trail that only the brave, smart, and

lucky can survive. 199 pages. Brilliance.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9302573 MY NEW DEVIL WIFE, V1. By

Shiryu. Mercenary adventurer Theo Aspel is

tragically weak, leaving him no choice but to

repeatedly join various parties, only to get kicked

out. To get stronger, he succeeds at summoning

a demon that will grant him a wish. But the

minute he sees her, his wish to get stronger flies

straight out the window. In B&W. 170 pages. One

Peace Books. Paperbound. $11.95

*9290273 STAR TREK: Voyager

Omnibus. By Dave Baker. Join Captain

Janeway and the Voyager crew in four tales of

adventure and intrigue. Collects Seven’s

Reckoning #1-4; Mirrors and Smoke One

Shot; Star Trek: Waypoint #3 as “The Wildman

Manuever”; and Star Trek: Waypoint Special

2019 as “The Swift Spoke.” 144 pages. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $11.95

*929337X MILMORRA HOUSE. By

Renate Chapman. After hearing a familiar,

ghostly voice, Genevieve no longer felt safe in

her own bedroom. After a series of weird

mishaps, it was clear someone wanted her out

of Milmorra House–or even dead. But why?

Would she survive to find out? 182 pages.

47North. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*9293388 RED. By Jack Ketchum. Three

boys shot and killed an old man’s dog; no

reason, just plain meanness. But the dog was

the best thing in the old man’s world, and he

wasn’t about to let it pass. He wanted justice,

and he’d make sure the kids paid for what they

did, even if it cost him his life. 250 pages.

47North. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9296743 CHARLOTTE ILLES IS NOT A

TEACHER. By Katie Siegel. Twentysomething

former kid detective Charlotte is back in the

classroom, this time as a substitute teacher. A

fellow teacher is seeking Charlotte’s help in

identifying the person responsible for sending

escalating anonymous threats to her and her

aunt, who is running for reelection to the Board

of Education. 310 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

*9299726 THE TREASURE HUNTERS CLUB. By Tom Ryan. A

murder mystery set in a seaside town filled with pirate lore, family

secrets, grudges, secret societies, and a treasure lost to time.

370 pages. Atlantic Monthly. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*9302581 THE MYSTERY AT ORCHARD

HOUSE. By Joan Coggin. On the eve of World

War II, Lady Lupin Hastings is off for a bit of a rest

cure at a country hotel in Kent. However, no

sooner has she arrived than a series of petty

thefts, and perhaps even an attempted murder,

requires that she assume her other persona: that

of a detective. 231 pages. Galileo Publishers.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $13.95

9296247 VERSES FOR THE DEAD. By D.

Preston & L. Child. After an overhaul of

leadership at the FBI’s New York Field Office,

Special Agent Pendergast is abruptly forced

to accept an unthinkable condition of

continued employment: he must now work

with a partner. Pendergast and his new

teammate are assigned to solve a rash of

killings in Miami Beach by a bloodthirsty

psychopath. 337 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

– 50 –

NEW FICTION

*9293825 THE CHRISTMAS KEEPSAKE.

By Annie Rains. For Mallory, her grandmother

Nan’s community theater and annual Christmas

play has been a beloved tradition for as long as

she can remember–but this year is different.

With Nan losing her memories to dementia,

Mallory has taken on more than she can handle,

including directing this year’s show. 309 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*929774X THE TWILIGHT BEFORE

CHRISTMAS. By Christine Feehan. After a

burial crypt is uncovered in her run-down

historic house, Kate, a witch, begins to sense

that neither Matt, the handsome contractor, nor

any otherworldly power can help her contain

the evil that has been released. She and her six

sisters must summon all of their supernatural

powers to destroy the sinister force.

223 pages. Gallery. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $13.95

*9304754 THE HAUNTED TRAIL:

Classic Tales of the Rambling Weird. Ed.

by Weird Walk. We have always traveled on

foot, and our worst fears have often

accompanied us. Whether walking for

pleasure or necessity, the ramblers of these

15 classic stories trip across unseen

boundaries, plotting routes towards the

numinous, the uncanny, and the plain evil.

Includes works by Robert Aickman, M.R. James, and more.

285 pages. British Library. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $13.95

*9304711 EERIE EAST ANGLIA: Fearful

Tales of Field and Fen. Ed. by Edward Parnell.

Welcome to East Anglia, one of the heartlands

of British strange and ghostly fiction, whose

mind-stretching expanses, wide, yawning

skies, and disorienting tidal fens have

bewitched generations of writers. Unearth 17

short tales set in Norfolk, Essex, Suffolk, and

Cambridgeshire from the 1900s to the 2010s.

314 pages. British Library. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $13.95

*9289089 MIDNIGHT AND BLUE. By Ian Rankin. John

Rebus spent his life as a cop putting Edinburgh’s most deadly

criminals behind bars–but after being convicted of a

homicide, he’s joining them instead. 330 pages. Mulholland.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9305556 THE HAUNTING AT MORSLEY

MANOR. By George Morris De’Ath.

World-famous paranormal investigator Eric

Thompson’s career took a nose-dive after a

particularly gruesome case. A mysterious woman

who purchased the supposedly haunted Morsley

Manor hires Eric to perform and host a paranormal

investigation on the premises. Soon, for Eric,

horrors begin to spring from every corner.

286 pages. Rising Action. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

*9290729 CHILDREN OF FOG ISLAND. By Mariette

Lindstein. After escaping the cult surrounding the

charismatic but cruel Franz Oswald 15 years earlier, she’s

found peace with her husband and their young daughter,

Sofia is living a normal life–but when a hurricane sweeps

through Sweden, it flattens her refuge. 473 pages. HQ.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $13.95

9307125 IMPLACABLE. By Jack

Campbell. As far from explored space as any

human has ever been, Geary and the Alliance

fleet are on their own, protecting a diplomatic

mission in territory belonging to an alien

species with still-unknown motives.

351 pages. Ace. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

*9294155 SANTA’S SURPRISE:

Lift-the-Flap. Illus. by Penny Bell. It’s

Christmas and time to prepare for the

fun the holiday brings! Children will

enjoy reading through this sweet

Christmas-themed title, filled with

exciting flaps to peek under. Ages 1-5.

Lake Press. $6.95

9299432 THE QUEENS OF CRIME. By Marie Benedict. A thrilling

story of the five greatest women writers of the Golden Age of

Mystery–Dorothy L. Sayers, Agatha Christie, Ngaio Marsh, Margery

Allingham, and Baroness Emma Orczy–and their bid to solve a

real-life murder. 310 pages. St. Martin’s. Pub. at $29.00 $6.95

9295879 SANCTUARY OF THE

SHADOW. By Aurora Ascher. For humans,

Salizar’s is a place of mystery and wonder.

For Harrow, it’s a place to hide from those

who slaughtered her entire clan. A haven

where she can disguise both her abilities and

who she really is–until he arrives. Yellow

sprayed edges. 405 pages. Red Tower.

Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9299920 THE CANDY HOUSE. By Jennifer

Egan. Staggeringly brilliant Bix stumbles into

a conversation group, mostly Columbia

professors, one of whom is experimenting

with downloading or “externalizing” memory.

Within a decade, Bix’s new technology will

allow you access to every memory you’ve

ever had, and to share your memories in

exchange for access to the memories of

others. 334 pages. Scribner. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296921 THE MANOR HOUSE. By Gilly

Macmillan. Lottery winners Tom and Nicole

move into a state-of-the-art Glass Barn on the

grounds of Lancaut Manor. When Tom

tragically dies, Nicole is devastated, but she

is not alone. The young couple who live in the

manor home, and a friend of Tom’s, offer

support. Soon, Nicole becomes a little fish in

a big glass bowl, surrounded by piranhas.

325 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9299335 THE ONLY ONE LEFT. By Riley Sager. A young caregiver

is assigned to work for a woman accused of a Lizzie Borden-like

massacre decades earlier. 382 pages. Dutton. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9301100 THE MISTRESS AND THE KEY.

By Ben Mezrich. A thriller in which Benjamin

Franklin’s mysterious connection to Paul

Revere and a cabal of powerful alchemists has

been lost to history–until now. 375 pages.

Grand Central. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

*9293396 SHADOW OVER

HAWKHAVEN. By J.H. Rhodes. Hawkhaven.

The very name sent a shiver of foreboding

through Jill Manning, but she had agreed to

spend her vacation there with Stephanie Kimble,

an old acquaintance, and she meant to keep her

word–no matter what unpredictable, terrifying

events would transpire. 185 pages. 47North.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

9288775 YOU HAVE GONE TOO FAR. By

Carlene O’Connor. Lures readers to a remote

village on Ireland’s southwest coast, where

winding roads open to spectacular views of

rugged cliffs against immense, lonely

beaches–and some fear a mysterious cult

could be connected to the disappearance of a

young pregnant woman. 355 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9296042 IN THE LONELY HOURS. By

Shannon Morgan. A thrilling, melancholy,

modern ghost story with a gothic edge, set in a

majestic Scottish castle where new owners

must confront its tragic and terrifying history.

328 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at

$17.95 $5.95

*9304797 POPPY PLAYS FAIR. By Leigh

Russell. The fair is in town in Ashton Mead, and

everyone joins in the fun, that is, until a young

woman falls from the Ferris wheel and all

fingers point to Emily’s friend, Dana. With her

outsider status, mysterious past, and penchant

for stretching the truth, who else could it be?

Emily and her dog Poppy investigate. 239

pages. Crime & Mystery Club. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9290850 ONLY MURDERS IN THE

ABBEY. By Beth Cowan-Erskine. Loch Down

Abbey is full of guests for a Highland Ball;

housekeeper Mrs. MacBain thinks her biggest

challenge will be finding rooms for everyone

and keeping the peace at cocktail hour–until

the morning after the ball, when a guest is

discovered inside the Abbey’s library, as dead

as a doornail. 428 pages. Hodder.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $12.95

*9302379 THE SAINT-FIACRE AFFAIR. By Georges

Simenon. An evocative tale that unearths the inspector’s

past: Maigret finds an anonymous note predicting a crime in

his hometown. 168 pages. Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at

$17.00 $12.95

*9302387 THE SHADOW PUPPET. By

Georges Simenon. On the dimly lit Place des

Vosges, the lights of the apartments across

the courtyard flicker, and Maigret sees

shadowy figures at the windows. Behind one

is a dead man and an empty safe. 164 pages.

Picador. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

*9291636 CIRCUS MAXIMUS. By A.D.

O’Neill. A tale of vicious rivalry, corruption, and

power in the greatest sporting arena in

history–the Circus Maximus–that will

ultimately decide the fate of the Roman Empire

itself. 374 pages. Black & White. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9298061 THE DENTIST. By Tim Sullivan.

When the body of an elderly homeless man is

discovered on the edge of Clifton Downs,

George Cross insists on scrutinizing the

smallest details–even after his fellow officers

dismiss the murder as an act of random

violence–determined to arrest the murderer

who has roamed free. 353 pages. Atlantic

Monthly. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

*9299858 SHADOW OF VICTORY. By

David Weber. Even the best laid plans can

have unintended consequences, and one of

those consequences in this case may just be a

new dawn of freedom for oppressed star

nations everywhere. 696 pages. Baen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $12.95

*9299831 PERDITION’S STORM. By

Brian Trent. When the H7D3 virus came to Italy,

Silvio worked to forget his past. Fighting to

protect his loved ones from the zombie hordes,

he organized the survivors, raised them from

the ashes, and gave them hope. Now, a new

enemy has arisen, worse than the zombies, and

bent on conquering the planet. 285 pages.

Baen. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $12.95

*9299777 THE GANYMEDAN. By R.T. Ester. A dark

science fiction tale, examining agency and sacrifice through

one man’s desperate attempt to reach home after he murders

his tyrannical employer. 413 pages. Solaris. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*9301836 TWINKLE, TWINKLE, LITTLE

SPY. By Len Deighton. When an unnamed

British agent is sent to take custody of a

defecting Russian scientist, his mission takes

him to the Arab world and the Sahara desert as

he is consistently foiled by a U.S. Secret

Service high-up. Loyalty is tested and never

certain, as it becomes unclear who is chasing

whom. 230 pages. Atlantic Crime.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $12.95

930116X TODAY TONIGHT FOREVER. By Madeline Kay Sneed.

One wedding weekend means one dramatic reunion for two families

in this bighearted, ensemble cast tale about love and forgiveness.

293 pages. Graydon House. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9288732 SUMMER ROMANCE. By Annabel

Monaghan. The romantic and hilarious story of

a professional organizer whose life is a mess,

and the summer she gets unstuck with the help

of someone unexpected from her past.

355 pages. Putnam. Paperbound. Pub.

at $19.00 $5.95

*9292276 THE MAN WHO SHOT

LUCKY LUKE. By Matthieu Bonhomme.

The Lonesome Cowboy is not having a good

day. Out of tobacco, arriving at night and

under pouring rain in the small mining

settlement of Froggy Town, he soon finds

himself in conflict with two of the Bone

brothers, somewhat infamous local figures.

Ages 12 & up. 62 pages. Cinebook.

8½x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

– 51 –

NEW FICTION

929242X THE EVOLUTION OF ANNABEL CRAIG. By Lisa

Grunwald. A young southern woman sets out on a journey of

self-discovery as the infamous 1925 Scopes trial tests her faith

and her marriage. 306 pages. Random. Pub. at $30.00 $7.95

9295569 WHAT IF? Dark. By Walter

Simonson et al. A new series of stories in the

classic Marvel What If? tradition, with a darker

twist! Collects What If? Dark: Loki #1, What If?

Dark: Spider-Gwen #1, What If? Dark: Venom

#1, What If? Dark: Moon Knight #1, What If?

Dark: Carnage #1, and What If? Dark: Tomb of

Dracula #1, all from 2023. Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $7.95

9291040 GOODNIGHT, LITTLE

LLAMA. By Amanda Wood, illus. by B.

Winnel et al. Meet Little Llama, who is

about to make a very special friend: a

lively chinchilla. But Llama and

Chinchilla are nothing alike. Will they

be able to set aside their differences

and be friends? Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in

color. Magic Cat. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9291059 GOODNIGHT, LITTLE

PENGUIN. By Amanda Wood, illus.

by B. Winnel et al. Meet Little Penguin

on his first day of nursery. He doesn’t

like the idea of leaving his mommy

and daddy–not one bit! But after a day

with the other baby penguins, he

realizes that maybe friends can be fun

after all. Ages 2-5. Fully illus. in color.

Magic Cat. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9295526 TO CHALLENGE HEAVEN. By D.

Weber & C. Kennedy. Earth has come a long way

in the 40 years since the Shongairi attacked.

Humans took the technology they left behind and

built themselves into a starfaring civilization–but

it also transpires that the Shongairi expedition

which nearly destroyed the planet wasn’t an

official one. 305 pages. Tor. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9295690 THE BUREAU OF

MISPLACED DADS. By Eric Veille, illus.

by P. Martin. When a little boy realizes, “I

accidentally misplaced my dad this

morning,” he runs outside to look for him.

There, he meets a man who tells the boy

he works at the Bureau of Misplaced

Dads. Ages 4-7. Fully illus. in color. Kids

Can. 8¼x9¾. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9304924 DISNEY POP-UP 4 BOOK SET. By

R. Beck & K. Broderick. Read stories about

Mickey & Friends and the 101 Dalmatians!

Count to 10 with Simba from The Lion King! And

practice the alphabet with Woody and Buzz from

Toy Story! Each story in the set includes an

exciting pop-up scene. Packaged in a handy

carry-case. Ages 4-8. Fully illus. in color.

Phoenix. Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294708 DEMONS OF GOOD AND EVIL.

By Kim Harrison. Rachel Morgan, witch-born

demon, suspected that protecting the

paranormal citizens of Cincinnati as the

demon subrosa would be trouble–but it’s

rapidly becoming way more trouble than even

she could have imagined. 438 pages. Ace.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306498 A SLASH OF EMERALD. By

Patrice McDonough. In a Victorian-set

mystery series brimming with authentic

atmosphere, Doctor Julia Lewis, Scotland

Yard’s first female medical examiner, and

her partner, Detective Inspector Richard

Tennant, investigate a string of murders in

the art world. 318 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306277 MURDER BY LAMPLIGHT. By

Patrice McDonough. As a deadly cholera

pandemic burns its way through Victorian

London in the winter of 1866, a trailblazing

female physician and a skeptical Scotland

Yard detective reluctantly team up to stop a

sadistic killer. 308 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306749 THE DEADING. By Nicholas

Belardes. In a small fishing town known for

its aging birding community and the local

oyster farm, a hidden evil emerges from the

depths of the ocean. It begins with sea snails

washing ashore, attacking whatever they

cling to. This infection starts transforming

the wildlife, the seascapes, and the people.

280 pages. Erewhon. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299955 THE HUNGRY BONES. By Sara E.

Johnson. When a human skeleton is exhumed in a

former gold rush town in New Zealand, it is believed

to be that of a Chinese gold miner. Forensic

scientist Alexa Glock is called in to examine the

teeth, but she didn’t expect to discover a hole in the

skull. When a similar skeleton is unearthed nearby,

Alexa opens a cold case. 343 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9306110 A KILLING COLD. By Kate Alice Marshall. A woman

invited to her wealthy fiance’s family retreat realizes they are

hiding a terrible secret–and that she’s been there before.

289 pages. Flatiron. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9301151 SOME CHOOSE DARKNESS. By

Charlie Donlea. Forensic reconstructionist

Rory Moore sheds light on cold-case

homicides by piecing together crime scene

details others fail to see. Cleaning out her late

father’s law office after his burial, she receives

a call that plunges her into a decades-old

case. 357 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9294961 THE LITTLE VILLAGE OF BOOK LOVERS. By Nina

George. A young woman with the extraordinary power to bring

soulmates together searches for her own true love. 249 pages.

Ballantine. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9299971 RESORTING TO ROMANCE. By

Jennifer Shirk. When Loni discovers her family’s

quaint North Carolina resort is up for sale, she will

serve up a taste of Southern hospitality that an

interested developer will never forget. Ian hasn’t

experienced “Southern hospitality” firsthand, but

he’s pretty sure this is not it–but Loni is one

adversary Ian can’t resist. 361 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299580 STEVE ROGERS: Super-Soldier–

The Complete Collection. By Ed Brubaker. Long

ago, the serum that transformed Steve Rogers into

a Super-Soldier was lost, seemingly forever. But

now, its creator’s grandson has rediscovered the

formula and plans to sell it to the highest bidder.

Can the former Captain America prevent the

serum from changing hands before it’s too late?

Collects Steve Rogers: Super-Soldier #1-4 and

Annual #1, Uncanny X-Men Annual (2006) #3 and Namor: The First

Mutant Annual #1. Marvel. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9299963 THE PERFECT HOME. By Daniel

Kenitz. When Dawn discovers her husband’s

horrifying plot to manufacture a tragedy on

their home renovation reality TV show to

skyrocket their celebrity status, she takes their

infant twins and flees. Soon, Wyatt appears on

national TV to turn the public against her. Now,

Dawn must beat this beloved all-American

celebrity at his own game. 312 pages.

Scribner. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

929693X MESSAGE FROM A MISTRESS. By Niobia Bryant.

Through good times and bad, friends Jaime, Renee, Aria, and

Jessa have shared just about everything. But all hell breaks loose

when Jessa texts them a shocking revelation; she’s been sharing

her bed with one of their husbands. Worse, she refuses to name

which husband, and all three wives believe they have reason to

worry. 310 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $6.99 $4.95

9301046 BLACKBERRY BURIAL. By Sharon

Farrow. Between a booming art scene and

elaborate Independence Day festivities, July in

lakeshore Oriole Point, Michigan is always a

blast–especially when an explosive murder

case crashes the fun. As the 4th of July heats

up, Marlee Jacob must rush to catch an elusive

murderer. 311 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9294635 A COWBOY TO TRUST. By L. McKenna & M. Senate.

Novels. In The Cougar by Lindsay McKenna, years of strife between

their families make Rachel the one woman rancher Jim can’t have. In

The Most Eligible Cowboy by Melissa Senate, after an unexpected

fling with his ex-girlfriend Cassidy, Brandon finds out she is

pregnant–then proposes to her. 459 pages. Harlequin. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9300384 A COWBOY FOR CHRISTMAS.

By Lori Wilde. At first, Rafferty just wants to

do his good deed and give Lissy her share of

a windfall that doesn’t rightly belong to him.

But one look at this green-eyed beauty has

him deciding to turn this into a Christmas to

remember. 372 pages. Avon. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293280 WARRIOR OF THE ALTAII. By

Robert Jordan. The waterholes of the Plain are

drying up, the fearsome fanghorn grow more

numerous, and bad omens abound. Wulfgar, a

leader of the Altaii people, must contend with

twin queens, warlords, prophets, and magic in

hopes of protecting his people and securing

their future. 363 pages. Tor. Paperbound. Pub.

at $9.99 $4.95

9306137 LAWMAN FROM NOGALES. By

Ralph Cotton. Arizona Ranger Sam Burrack has

spent weeks on the hunt deep within Mexico’s

Sierra Madre. His quarry: Luis and Teto Torres,

the notorious leaders of the ruthless Gun Killers

Gang. Little does he know that an ambush

awaits him. 298 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9288600 FIRE SEASON. By Leyna Krow. The

propulsive story of three scheming

opportunists–a banker, a conman, and a

woman with an extraordinary gift–whose lives

collide in the wake of a devastating fire in the

American West. 320 pages. Penguin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $4.95

9295119 THE CHRISTMAS DARE. By Lori Wilde. Jilted at the

altar, Kelsey James is talked into taking her “honeymoon”

anyway, daring her to a “Christmas of Yes,” and this leads her

right into the arms of her high school sweetheart, Noah.

392 pages. Avon. Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9288546 ALL I WANT FROM SANTA. By

Lisa Jackson. When Amy, Veronica Walsh’s

daughter, asks Santa for a new daddy, it catches

Ronni off-guard. Travis Keegan has moved from

Seattle to get his wayward teenage son back on

track–yet the moment he meets Ronni, he

wonders if this could be the fresh start they all

need. 311 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $15.95 $4.95

9306706 A CHESAPEAKE SHORES

CHRISTMAS. By Sherryl Woods. The last thing

Megan wants to do is hurt her family again–after

all, is she really sure she and Mick can make it

this time around? And when an unexpected

delivery causes chaos, it seems only a miracle

can reunite this family. 312 pages. MIRA.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9301054 THE CHRISTMAS WISH. By

Sharon Sala. Wade Montgomery returns home

after a disaster nearly destroyed the family

business. Being back in Blessings, Georgia,

reminds him of everything he’s been missing,

especially his old flame Birdie Knox.

313 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929533X LAST DUKE STANDING. By Julia

London. Justine of Wesloria is sent to

England to find a husband; the rakish

William, Lord Douglas is assigned to use his

social connections and help her find the

perfect match. But as the crowd of potential

grooms is steadily culled, the friendship

between the two threatens to develop into

something more. 410 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

929502X ACCIDENTALLY HIS. By Sabrina

Jeffries. A trio of ladies defy social constraints

by starting a business as party planners to the

ton. The creative force behind London’s most

dazzling events, these young women know

plenty about fashion, food, and the perfect

setting–but there is always more to learn about

love. 344 pages. Zebra. Paperbound.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

– 52 –

NEW FICTION

9299343 THE OTHER HUSBAND. By Kathryn

Croft. One dinner party will destroy everything.

Two couples meet for an evening of fun, but a

dangerous secret is revealed that night. Four

lives look set to implode, then one of them

disappears. Three people remain, but who has

the most to lose? And how far are they willing to

go to save themselves? 336 pages. Canelo.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9300244 BAD MONKEY. By Carl Hiaasen.

Andrew Yancy–formerly of the Miami Police

and soon-to-be-late of the Monroe County

sheriff’s office–has a human arm in his freezer.

There’s a logical explanation for that, but not

for how and why it parted from its shadowy

owner. 386 pages. Grand Central. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $6.95

9296441 THE LAST WORD. By Taylor Adams.

After posting a negative review of a horror

novel, a woman staying at an isolated beach

house begins to wonder if the author is just

bickering online with her, or if he could be

stalking her, too, after disturbing incidents start

to occur at night. 388 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9293140 STRONGER THAN YOU KNOW.

By Lori Foster. Kennedy Brooks has spent

years learning how to protect herself and

empowering other women to do the same.

Some hazards can’t be predicted, including

Reyes McKenzie, who owns her local gym. He

seems like the one man who might

understand her past. 361 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9294864 HONOR. By Sherryl Woods. High

school sweethearts Lacey and Kevin are facing

the end of their 30-year marriage. But a health

scare soon puts things into perspective. Can

they rekindle their love over a nostalgic trip to

their Cape Cod home? Also includes The

Shepherd’s Bride by Patricia Davids. 456 pages.

Harlequin. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295054 AS SEEN ON TV. By Meredith Schorr. A city girl goes

in search of small-town happiness, only to discover life–and

love–are nothing like the TV movies. 348 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9295313 JUST A HINT–CLINT. By Lori

Foster. The one rule Clint never breaks is: don’t

get involved with the client. He can look, but he

definitely cannot touch–even if it’s driving him

crazy. Keeping Julie safe until he can figure out

who’s behind her kidnapping means never

letting her out of his sight. 373 pages. Zebra.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9294597 CHASING PERFECT. By Susan

Mallery. Charity’s nomadic childhood has left

her itching to settle down, and she

immediately falls in love with all that the

storybook town of Fool’s Gold, California, has

to offer–everything, that is, except its sexiest

and most famous resident, former

world-class cyclist Josh. 442 pages. HQN.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9295186 FIRST LOVE, SECOND CHANCE. By

Brenda Novak. Katie returns to Dundee not

because she wants to, but because she’s

broke–and pregnant, paying a high price for

trusting the wrong man: Booker. Despite Booker’s

notorious past, he is now leading a successful life.

Sometimes a man isn’t everything he seems;

sometimes he’s more. 492 pages. Harlequin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9296158 A PRINCESS FOR CHRISTMAS.

By Jenny Holiday. Leo’s handling all he can,

between taking care of his sister, Gabby,

driving a cab, and being his Bronx apartment

building’s super. But when Gabby spots a

“princess” in a gown trying to hail a cab, she

begs her brother to stop and help. Before he

knows it, he’s got a damsel in distress in the

back seat and in his life. 390 pages. Avon.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9294546 BEACH LANE. By Sherryl Woods. In

their close-knit community, Susie and Mack’s

“not dating” claim befuddles everyone, especially

since the two are inseparable. Susie’s thrilled

when their friendship finally heats up. Then, just

when happily ever after seems within reach, Mack

loses his job and Susie faces a devastating

diagnosis. 360 pages. MIRA. Paperbound. Pub.

at $8.99 $4.95

9306471 SIDNEY SHELDON’S THE TIDES

OF MEMORY. By Tilly Bagshawe. The

members of the De Vere family of London have

enviable lives in the world’s most powerful and

desirable places, from London’s poshest

neighborhoods to influential boardrooms. But

when old secrets begin to unravel and threaten

everything the De Veres have worked for, the

ramifications are deadly. 469 pages. Harper.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9292993 RELICS. By R.D. Shah. When a Catholic priest

hangs himself at the Pope’s inauguration, his friend,

Professor Alex Harker, is dragged into a secret war. The

suicide sets into motion a series of terrifying events.

374 pages. Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296182 SANTA CRUISE. By Fern

Michaels. In late December, Amy, Franki,

Rachael, and Nina board their

state-of-the-art cruise ship, complete with

endless entertainment, amazing food,

hundreds of eligible men, and a magnificent

New Year’s Eve celebration. Over the course

of one festive week, all four will set sail on

surprising new adventures. 294 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9297979 NEAR MISSES & COWBOY KISSES. By Katrina

Emmel. A swoon-worthy rivals-to-lovers romance between a

Nebraskan cowboy and California girl, thrust together on the

Oregon Trail. Ages 12 & up. 275 pages. Delacorte.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $4.95

9288716 THE SECOND WOMAN. By Louise

Mey. Sandrine is unhappy in her body, her

house, and her life, but none of that matters

when she meets her man. He makes room for

her, a place in his home, with his son. He cares

about where she is and loves her intensely.

Everything would be perfect if only the first

woman would just stay away. 302 pages.

Pushkin. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.95 $4.95

9296433 THE LAST ONE. By Rachel

Howzell Hall. Thrown into a desolate land of

sickness and unnatural beasts, Kai wakes in

the woods with no idea who she is or how she

got there. All she knows is that if she cannot

reach the Sea of Devour, this hellscape will

get worse. Sprayed edges. 425 pages.

Entangled. Pub. at $32.99 $5.95

9296905 MAMA RUBY. By Mary Monroe. At fifteen, Ruby

discovers she’s in the family way. Othella, daughter of the

town tramp, talks Ruby into giving the child away. But nothing

can erase Ruby’s simmering rage at Othella for persuading

her to let her baby go. Someday there will be a reckoning. And

Othella will learn that no one exacts revenge quite like Ruby.

420 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9296255 WEST HEART KILL. By Dann

McDorman. When private detective Adam

McAnnis joins an old friend for a weekend at

the exclusive West Heart club, he finds

himself among a set of not-entirely-friendly

strangers. Then the body of one of the

members is found at the lake’s edge; hours

later, a major storm hits. By the time power is

restored, two more people will be dead.

274 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9288627 HALCYON. By Elliot Ackerman.

Martin Neumann, recently divorced, is living

at Halcyon, the Virginia estate of renowned

lawyer, family patriarch, and World War II hero

Robert Ableson. It’s 2004, and Gore is

entering his second term as president, when

news breaks that scientists have discovered a

cure for death. 237 pages. Knopf.

Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9297995 SILVER IN THE BONE. By Alexandra Bracken. Tells

the tale of a teenage girl who seeks her destiny in the cursed

ruins of Avalon, driven by love, revenge, and pure adrenaline.

Ages 14 & up. 474 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

*9288139 A CHRISTMAS CAROL. By Charles Dickens.

Novella. Captures the spirit of Christmas in this holiday classic,

Dickens’s timeless tale of greed, regret, and reform. Ages 8 &

up. 129 pages. Aladdin. Paperbound. $6.95

*9288279 TWELVE CLASSICS OF

CHRISTMAS. By Louisa May Alcott et al.

Usher in the holidays with this collection of

twelve classic short stories and poems from

renowned authors such as Louisa May Alcott,

F. Scott Fitzgerald, the Brothers Grimm, and

Charles Dickens. 118 pages. Aladdin.

Paperbound. $6.95

929676X THE ENGLISH EXPERIENCE.

By Julie Schumacher. Jason, a professor at

Payne University, has been chosen to

chaperone the annual “Experience: Abroad,”

where he must navigate safe passage for a

claustrophobe, a student who believes he is

headed to the Caribbean, a pair of

unreconciled lovers, a set of twins, and one

young woman who has never been away

from her cat. 230 pages. Doubleday. Pub. at $27.00 $6.95

9296859 HIGH TIME. By Hannah Rothschild. Follow a highborn

British family of outrageous characters in this biting and satirical, yet

poignant and moving account of madness, mayhem, and mischief

run amok. 340 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9299475 THE ROAD TO ROSWELL. By

Connie Willis. A delightful tale about alien

invasions, conspiracies, and the silly things

that people are willing to believe–some of

which may actually be true. 399 pages. Del

Rey. Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9296867 JACQUELINE IN PARIS. By Ann

Mah. A rare and dazzling portrait of

Jacqueline Bouvier’s college year abroad in

postwar Paris, an intimate and electrifying

story of love and betrayal, and the

coming-of-age of an American icon before

the world knew her as Jackie. 339 pages.

Mariner. Pub. at $27.99 $6.95

929967X WICKED: The Graphic Novel,

Part 1. By Gregory Maguire, adapted by S.

Hampton. Experience the magic of Oz as

you’ve never seen it before with this

brand-new graphic novel adaptation of

Maguire’s masterpiece Wicked, the

inspiration for the Broadway show and

successful motion picture. The first in a

two-part series, this volume covers the

events until that fateful Lurlinemas Eve. 164 pages. Morrow.

Paperbound. Pub. at $25.99 $6.95

9294902 THE KEEPER OF HIDDEN

BOOKS. By Madeline Martin. A heartwarming

story about the power of books to bring us

together, inspired by the true story of the

underground library in WWII Warsaw. 402

pages. Hanover Square. Paperbound.

Pub. at $25.99 $6.95

9288805 THE ENGLISH CHEMIST. By

Jessica Mills. The controversial story of one

of the 20th Century’s most famed scientists,

Rosalind Franklin, who discovered the

two-chain helical structure of DNA in

1952–but was then cheated out of the Nobel

Prize. Inspired by true events. 288 pages.

Pegasus. Pub. at $27.95 $6.95

930679X DO TELL. By Lyndsay Lynch. As character actress

Edie O’Dare finishes the final year of her contract with FWM

Studios, the clock is ticking for her to find a new gig after an

undistinguished stint in the pictures. 338 pages. Doubleday.

Pub. at $28.00 $6.95

9306439 THE SCANDALOUS

CONFESSIONS OF LYDIA BENNET,

WITCH. By Melinda Taub. In this

reimagining of Pride and Prejudice, the

youngest Bennett sister is given the

spotlight. 392 pages. Grand Central. Pub. at

$30.00 $6.95

– 53 –

NEW FICTION

9288856 THE MANY LIES OF

VERONICA HAWKINS. By Kristina Perez.

Veronica transforms Martina’s life and then,

shockingly, Veronica dies. She disappears

over the side of a yacht during a party

attended by Hong Kong’s most influential

people–yet somehow there are no

witnesses. What really happened to

Veronica Hawkins? Somebody knows, but

nobody will tell. 394 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $27.95 $6.95

929452X ARCHER’S VOICE. By Mia

Sheridan. An emotional, slow-burn romance

about a woman desperate to hide and the

man who sees through her walls. Annotated.

Features sprayed edges. 388 pages. Forever.

Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9300740 DEATH OF THE AUTHOR. By

Nnedi Okorafor. A disabled Nigerian

American woman pens a wildly successful

Sci-Fi novel, but as her fame rises, she loses

control of the narrative–a surprisingly

cutting, yet heartfelt drama about art and

love, identity and connection, and,

ultimately, what makes us human.

435 pages. Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $6.95

9296751 THE DAY TRIPPER. By James Goodhand. 1995. After a

brutal encounter with a ghost from Alex’s past, he wakes the next day

to find himself in a derelict room, with no idea of how he got there.

He discovers it’s now 2010. The next day, he wakes to find it’s 2019.

The following day, 1999. Soon, Alex pieces together what happened

after that fateful night. 366 pages. MIRA. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

930665X BATTLE SCARS: Star Wars

Jedi. By Sam Maggs. Cal Kestis has built a

new life for himself with the crew of the

Stinger Mantis. On what should be a routine

mission, they meet a stormtrooper

determined to chart her own course with the

help of Cal and the crew. 279 pages.

Random. Pub. at $29.99 $6.95

9296883 THE LOST VAN GOGH. By

Jonathan Santlofer. For years, there have

been whispers that, before his death, Van

Gogh completed a final self-portrait. When

Luke Perrone, an artist and the

great-grandson of the man who stole the

Mona Lisa, and Alexis Verde, the daughter of

a notorious art thief, discover what may be

the missing portrait, they are drawn into an

epic art puzzle. 339 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $34.99 $6.95

9296727 BLACK CANDLE WOMEN. By

Diane Marie Brown. The Montrose women,

Augusta, Victoria, and Willow, have always

lived quietly in their California bungalow,

surrounded by tinctures and spells. But when

young Nickie brings home a boy for the first

time, their quiet lives are thrown into disarray.

For unbeknownst to Nickie, any person a

Montrose woman falls in love with dies.

357 pages. Graydon House. Pub. at $28.99 $6.95

*9289194 5-MINUTE MARVEL SUPER STORIES. By Nathan

Hale et al. All of your favorite Marvel superheroes are here in stories

written and illustrated by some of the biggest names in comics for

young readers. Ages 4-7. 159 pages. Abrams. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

9296735 CARL WEBER’S KINGPINS:

New Orleans. By R. Coxton. Heavy is the

head that wears the crown of a kingpin. Mardi

Gras and crawfish aren’t the only things

poppin’ on Bourbon Street. The Big Easy is

turned upside down when Cal “Freeway”

Moore is faced with lies and drama, and

loyalty is called into question as he battles

demons from the past and present.

266 pages. Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $4.95

9307052 HOPPY FLOPPY’S CARROT

HUNT. Illus. by Lucia Gaggiotti. Everyone

can find an orange carrot, but what if you’re

looking for a carrot of a different color?

Hoppy Floppy the Rabbit is combing the

forest floor for carrots in all the colors of the

rainbow, with the help of Sneaky, Snacky

Squirrel, and their friends. Ages 3 & under.

Candlewick. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

*9291539 THREE MEN IN A BOAT. By

Jerome K. Jerome. Three late-Victorian

gentlemen, George, Harris, and Jerome, and

their dog, Montmorency, take a trip in a boat

along the River Thames to Oxford. What

ensues is a hilarious journey through the

English waterways full of anecdotes and

farcical incidents, with Montmorency

wreaking havoc along the way. 240 pages.

Harper. Paperbound. $4.95

9288872 MY STEPMOTHER &

STEPSISTERS AREN’T WICKED, VOL. 1.

By Otsuji. Fairy tale tropes are turned on their

heads in this comedic reimagining of the

classic Cinderella story. In B&W. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

*9291466 THE ENCHANTED APRIL. By

Elizabeth von Arnim. Seeking escape from their

unfulfilling marriages and monotonous lives in

1920s England, two women become transfixed

by an advertisement to rent a medieval Italian

castle for the month of April. 256 pages.

William Collins. Paperbound. $4.95

9288589 DEATH AND THE SISTERS. By Heather Redmond. A

young Mary Shelley, her stepsister Jane Clairmont, and poet Percy

Bysshe Shelley are drawn into a shocking murder investigation.

339 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $4.95

9299661 WEDDING BELLS AT VILLA

LIMONCELLO. By Daisy James. Isabella

Jenkins wants to escape to Villa Limoncello in

the Tuscan countryside, where dreams come

true in unexpected ways, and life is full of

distractions. 297 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $11.99 $4.95

9306331 MY DAD IS FANTASTIC.

By Roald Dahl, illus. by Q. Blake. A

read-aloud over-and-over-again

rhyming story that celebrates the

brilliance of dads everywhere. Perfect

for fathers to share with their little

ones year-round or on Father’s Day.

Ages 1-3. Fully illus. in color. Viking.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9301534 BATMAN: The Long

Halloween–DC Compact Comics. By Jeph

Loeb. As the calendar’s days stack up, so do the

bodies littered in the streets of Gotham City. A

murderer is loose, killing only on holidays. In a

mystery taking place during Batman’s early days

of crime-fighting, this is one of the greatest Dark

Knight stories ever told. DC Comics.

Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9299904 SUMMER BY THE RIVER. By

Debbie Burns. Josie and 6-year-old Zoe

escaped a violent life in LA and made a new

home in Illinois. Soon, Josie meets journalist

Carter O’Brien, who is charming,

compassionate, and way too curious. When

Carter accidentally uncovers information that

Josie does not want exposed, she must learn

to let go of her past to create a glorious future.

324 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

*9302344 MEMOIRS OF A

GOOD-FOR-NOTHING. By Joseph von

Eichendorff. A unique edition of one of the

best-known classics of German literature,

now presented with an introduction by

Ronald Taylor. An exhilarating romp and a

lively portrayal of nineteenth-century ideals.

103 pages. Alma. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.00 $8.95

*9299793 THE HANGED MAN’S ROPE

AND OTHER STORIES. By Rene Goscinny

et al. Lucky Luke is not a fan of summary

justice, and when he interrupts an

improvised hanging with no fewer than three

ropes for a single man, he runs afoul of an

unpleasant individual with a knack for

manipulating bored and drunk crowds. Fully

illus. in color. 47 pages. Cinebook.

8¾x11¼. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.95 $8.95

9296913 MANHATTAN. By C.N. Phillips.

Heavy is the head that wears the crown, and

Caesar feels weighted to the ground. The five

families are in disarray, and Caesar realizes that

stepping down was the wrong thing to do. But

when another war comes to their doorsteps and a

past mistake comes back for blood, death rips

through the boroughs like a tornado. 310 pages.

Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9296786 THE FAMILY BUSINESS 6. By

Carl Weber with L.J. Hunt. Billionaire

Alexander Cora’s company, Cora International,

is a front for one of the largest weapons, drugs,

and illegal contraband smuggling rings in the

world. He has set his sights on a family of

wealthy drug distributors. These rich and

powerful people are on a collision course.

When the dust settles, who will be on top?

316 pages. Urban. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300465 A DOG CALLED DUCKY. By Ducky

the Yorkie with A.K. Morgan. Layla agrees to

watch Ducky, a Yorkie and TikTok star, while his

owner Christine is out of town. When Layla and

her colleague, Garrett, become concerned about

a new student and a plant closure that threatens

their community, Ducky might just be the hero

the town never knew they needed. 299 pages.

Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9288465 KALYNA THE SOOTHSAYER. By Elijah Kinch

Spector. A plucky, sardonic con artist must “prophesize” her

way out of peril–discovering along the way that power and

politics are nothing more than stories sold as truth. 462 pages.

Erewhon. Pub. at $29.95 $5.95

9306536 A TRINKET FOR THE TAKING.

By Victoria Laurie. Introduces the

captivating, 200-year-old Dovey Van Dalen,

once the belle of 1840s Copenhagen, now

charged with recovering magic property from

mortals in modern-day Washington,

D.C.–no matter what it takes. 281 pages.

Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306293 MURDER IN AN ITALIAN CAFE.

By Michael Falco. With her new B&B in the

gorgeous Italian village of Positano proving a

success, young widow Bria Bartolucci is

enjoying her new life in paradise. But when a

celebrity chef filming nearby suddenly dies,

Bria has her hands full with a most unsavory

murder. 353 pages. Kensington. Pub.

at $27.00 $5.95

9306722 A CYCLIST’S GUIDE TO CRIME

& CROISSANTS. By Ann Claire. Sadie

shocked friends and family by ditching her

office job in the Chicago suburbs and buying

a sight-unseen French bicycling tour

company. When hometown friends arrive for

a tour, including her former boss, Sadie is

determined to show them the wonders of

France–until one of them winds up dead. 346

pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294716 THE DINNER LADY

DETECTIVES. By Hannah Hendy. When

Margery and Clementine’s kitchen manager is

found dead, the police want to write it off as an

accident, but the women know that there’s

much more to this story. Will they be able to

track down the perpetrator before time runs

out? 292 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9288813 AN INCONVENIENT WIFE. By Karen E. Olson.

Inspired by the Tudor era, this tale takes the reader into the world

of Kate Parker, who has just married billionaire Hank Tudor, when

a headless body is discovered near their summer home.

314 pages. Pegasus. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306390 A POSE BEFORE DYING. By Alex

Erickson. A young female entrepreneur has

just opened her dream business: a yoga studio

filled with adorable, adoptable cats! If only

helping humans find balance and felines find

homes didn’t also require that she investigate

the purrfect murder. 263 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9306986 FOLLOW ME AROUND THE HOUSE. By Camille

Garoche. Come follow Luna and the little puppies on their

adventures–and lift the 50 flaps to see what fun things are hiding

everywhere you go. Ages 4-8. Book House. Pub. at $14.95 $5.95

– 54 –

NEW FICTION

9295305 JUMPNAUTS. By Hao Jingfang.

An engrossing tale in which three unlikely

allies attempt a desperate mission of first

contact with a mysterious alien race before

more militaristic minds can take matters into

their own hands. 353 pages. Saga Press.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9306927 ESCAPE VELOCITY. By Victor

Manibo. A decades-old murder looms over

the glamorous clientele of a high-end space

hotel while an unforeseen threat percolates

in the service corridors. The guests are about

to experience the hospitality they deserve.

356 pages. Erewhon. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9303782 SKELETON CREW: Stories. By

Stephen King. This magnificent collection is

enduring, irresistible proof that Stephen King

is a true master of the short story form.

Features tales including “The Mist,” “The

Monkey,” “The Raft,” “The Reaper’s Image,”

and “Gramma.” 642 pages. Scribner.

Paperbound. Pub. at $21.99 $4.95

9296891 LOVE. By Maayan Eitan. Follows

Libby as she goes about her work in a

nameless Israeli city, seeing clients, and

befriending other sex workers and pimps. After

long nights of slipping in and out of the beds of

strangers, in a shocking moment of violence,

she seizes control of her narrative and labors to

construct a life that resembles normalcy.

101 pages. Penguin. Pub. at $20.00 $5.95

9300147 THE WINDEBY PUZZLE. By Lois

Lowry. Estrild is not like the other girls in her

village; she wants to be a warrior. Varick, the

orphan boy who helps her train in spite of his

twisted back, also stands apart. In a world

where differences are poorly tolerated, just

how much danger are they in? Ages 10 & up.

186 pages. Clarion. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9305882 BILLY BATHGATE. By E.L.

Doctorow. Enter the world of a brazen boy who

is accepted into the inner circle of the

notorious Dutch Schultz gang. Like an urban

Tom Sawyer, Billy takes us along on his fateful

adventures as he becomes a good luck charm,

apprentice, and finally protege to one of the

great murdering gangsters of Depression-era

New York City. 323 pages. Random.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.00 $5.95

9303480 THE NAPOLEON OF NOTTING

HILL. By G.K. Chesterton. When Auberon, a

prankster nostalgic for Merrie Olde England,

becomes king in 1984, he mandates that each of

London’s neighborhoods become an

independent state, complete with unique local

costumes. When Adam, a born military tactician,

takes the game too seriously and becomes the

Napoleon of Notting Hill, war ensues. 222 pages.

MIT Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

9303510 SHIBANBAN: Super Cute

Doggies. By Yasutero Ogoshi. Meet Aka,

Kuro, Cha, Shiro, the Roly-Poly Pups, and

the rest of the colorful cast of adorable

Shiba Inu dogs! Whether they’re venturing

out into stormy weather, lazing at the

beach, napping in a cozy dog bed, or

eagerly eyeing dinner someone left out on

the table, their fun and mischievous antics

will make you smile. Ages 10 & up. 122 pages. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306501 SOME OF US ARE LOOKING. By

Carlene O’Connor. For Irish vet Dimpna Wilde,

who has returned to run her family’s practice

after years away, home is a beautiful but

complicated place–especially when it

becomes the setting for a brutal murder.

373 pages. Kensington. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9303553 THE WORLD’S FASTEST

LEVEL UP, VOL. 1. By Nagato Yamata. Light

Years have passed since dungeons sprang

up around the world. When adventurer

Amane Rin awakens to a unique skill called

“Dungeon Teleporting,” the rules can’t touch

him anymore. This is the tale of how he races

to become the world’s strongest and

fastest-progressing adventurer! Illus.

228 pages. Airship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306080 THE WEAKEST TAMER BEGAN A

JOURNEY TO PICK UP TRASH, VOL. 2. By

Honobonoru500. Ivy and her tame slime, Sora,

have joined a group of lively adventurers! But

when they arrive at the town of Otolwa, they find it

overrun by dastardly kidnappers. To aid her new

friends, save the tone, and vanquish the bad

guys, Ivy will have to pose as bait. Can she, Sora,

and their new friends wiggle their way to victory?

Illus. 388 pages. Airship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9296980 SOMEWHERE IN THE DEEP. By

Tanvi Berwah. Krescent is buried under the

weight of her dead parents’ debt and the ruinous

legacy they left behind. Now hopeless, she is

offered a deal: in exchange for the erasure of her

debts, she must join and protect a hunting party

for a rescue mission deep within the mining

caves beneath the island. Ages 13 & up.

372 pages. Sourcebooks. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9288503 RISE OF THE RED HAND. By

Olivia Chadha. A streetrat turned

revolutionary and the disillusioned hacker

son of a politician try to take down a

ruthlessly technocratic government that

sacrifices its poorest citizens to build its

utopia. Ages 14 & up. 384 pages. Erewhon.

Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9303618 MISS PEREGRINE’S MUSEUM

OF WONDERS. By Ransom Riggs. The

essential guide to the peculiar world–its

strange history, curious customs, and most

dangerous secrets–written by Miss Peregrine

herself. Ages 12 & up. Well illus. 221 pages.

Dutton. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9306013 INANNA. By Emily H. Wilson. Inanna

is the first Anunnaki born on Earth in Ancient

Mesopotamia and is crowned the goddess of

love by the 12 immortal Anunnaki worshipped

across Sumer. Split into warring factions, the

Anunnaki are threatening to tear the world apart.

Forced into a marriage to negotiate a peace,

Inanna is placed in terrible danger. 486 pages.

Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294775 FORGIVE ME NOT. By Samantha

Tonge. When Emma left her home at Foxglove

Farm, she’d let down and hurt those who cared

for her most. Now, two years later, she’s ready

to face up to her past, but her return causes

more problems than she could have foreseen.

298 pages. Canelo. Paperbound.

Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9297014 VANISHING MAPS. By Cristina

Garcia. Cut off from their Cuban roots, yet still

feeling the island’s ineluctable pull, Ivanito

and his extended family try to reimagine

where, and with whom, they belong. Over the

course of a momentous year, each will

grapple with their histories as they are pulled

to Berlin for a final, explosive reunion.

249 pages. Knopf. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306919 AN EPITAPH FOR JEZEBEL. By L. Divine. An Atlanta

reporter investigates the gruesome ritualistic murder of a dancer

at the female-owned strip club where she herself worked years

before. 281 pages. Dafina. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9296417 KNIGHTS: Apprentice

Academy–The Unofficial Guide to the

Heroic Arts. By Hal Johnson, illus. by C.

Peterslund. Congratulations on your acceptance

to the Apprentice Academy, one of the world’s

finest institutions for knightly education. Your

course of study here will prepare you for a career

as a knight, samurai, Viking, or any type of

sword-swinging warrior. Ages 9-12. Color

photos. 149 pages. Odd Dot. Pub. at $21.99 $5.95

9294791 THE GRUMPY FAIRIES. By

Bethan Stevens. This work is about

grumpy fairies–foot-stomping and

frowny kind of grumpy. But these fairies

better watch out; there’s a goblin about,

and grumpy fairies happen to be his

favorite food. Ages 3-6. Fully illus. in

color. Frances Lincoln. 9½x11¼.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9293124 THE STARS ARE DYING. By

Chloe C. Penaranda. Astraea is a prisoner of her

own mind; she must escape the tyrannical king

who holds her captive to find her clouded

memories once again. This quest leads her to

the Libertatem, a succession of trials hosted by

the king in which five human lands compete for

a cycle of safety. 414 pages. Bramble.

Pub. at $29.99 $5.95

9296875 THE LAST DAYS OF LILAH

GOODLUCK. By Kylie Scott. When Lilah saves

the life of Good Witch Willow, the last thing she

expects is five predictions as a reward. Who gives

someone the winning lotto numbers, then tells

them they’ll die next Sunday? But when the first

three predictions come true, Lilah panics. If she

denies her soulmate, then the last prediction

can’t come true, right? 302 pages. Graydon

House. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9294651 THE CRESCENT MOON TEAROOM. By Stacy

Sivinski. Three clairvoyant sisters face an unexpected twist of

fate at the bottom of their delicate porcelain teacups. 324 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9306064 THE UNFORTUNATE SIDE

EFFECTS OF HEARTBREAK AND MAGIC. By

Breanne Randall. Sadie has always believed that

the curse of four heartbreaks that accompanies her

magic would be worth the price. But when her

grandmother has only weeks to live, and her first

heartbreak, Jake, returns to town, her life unravels.

As Sadie faces the last of her heartbreaks, she has

to decide: Is love more important than magic?

322 pages. Alcove. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295593 WOOING THE WITCH QUEEN. By

Stephanie Burgis. In a Gaslamp-lit world where

hags and ogres lurk in thick pine forests, three

magical queens form an uneasy alliance to

protect their lands from invasion–and love

turns their world upside down. Sprayed edges.

294 pages. Bramble. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305947 THE EVIL SECRET SOCIETY OF

CATS, VOL. 3. By Pandania. Distracted by

the charms of toe beans and tummy fur,

productivity halted by a fuzzy weight on your

lap or keyboard, precious belongings

knocked off their shelves, cats are adorable

menaces, out to bring humanity to its knees.

Is there any way to escape these evil feline

clutches? 112 pages. Seven Seas.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303421 DON’T CALL IT MYSTERY,

VOLS. 3-4. By Yumi Tamura. Shioji is a

teenage girl who needs Totonou’s help.

Shioji and her cousins have been named as

beneficiaries in their grandfather’s will, but

they’ll only receive their share if they can

solve a cryptic puzzle. If that wasn’t enough,

Shioji suspects that her cousins are willing to

kill in order to win. In B&W. 384 pages.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9305998 I’M KINDA CHUBBY AND I’M

YOUR HERO, VOL. 1. By Nore. Ponjirou is a

rookie actor trying his best to land a breakout

role. He fears that his weight stands in the way

of his dreams. One day, he gets some

unexpected fan mail full of sweets. The package

came from Konnosuke, a local pastry chef.

Ponjirou is his first fan, giving him new

confidence to face the stage with! In B&W. 142

pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9305831 AMONGST US, BOOK 1: Soulmates. By Shilin Huang.

Veloce loves Blackbird. Blackbird loves Veloce. These two young

women may have strange chemistry and seemingly nothing in

common, but somehow, their offbeat relationship works. Join them for

a dance through the modern city they call home as they satisfy

Blackbird’s sweet tooth and indulge Veloce in her attempts to

understand fashion. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

– 55 –

NEW FICTION

9306072 THE VALIANT MUST FALL,

VOLUME 2. By Yu Aida. Shino wants to end her

life, but not before ending her mother’s, saving

them both from a fate worse than death.

However, they are Adashino, immortals who

can’t be slain by ordinary means. That’s why

she’s enlisted her new kinsmen, former

samurai Haruyasu, to steal a Sessho-seki, a

blade capable of killing the unkillable.

200 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9305912 DON’T CALL IT MYSTERY, VOL.

1-2. By Yumi Tamura. Totonou is a young

college student who stands out for his

finely-honed abilities of observation and

deduction. When Totonou is accused of

murder, he puts his skills to work to find the real

killer. Later, all he wants to do is return to his

own little world, but he can’t avoid getting

caught up in one mystery after another. In

B&W. 378 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9303472 LAST GAME, VOLUME 1. By

Shinobu Amano. In elementary school, the

rich and spoiled Yanagi Naoto ruled his class

in studies and sports. But he suffered the first

setback of his life when Kujou Mikoto,

outperformed him at every turn. Reeling from

this blow to his pride, Naoto decided that he

had to make Mikoto lose at something–by

making her lose her heart to him! In B&W.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9303545 WHO MADE ME A PRINCESS,

VOL. 1. By Plutus. When a modern woman

is reincarnated as the doomed princess in a

novel, she is determined to survive her fate.

She embarks on her new life as infant

Athanasia, avoiding attention and hoarding

valuables to fund her escape. When her plan

fails, she must charm her father, the beautiful

tyrant emperor, so he doesn’t kill her again!

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305920 ENNEAD, VOL. 1. By Mojito.

Nine powerful gods of ancient Egypt form

the Ennead. When the god of war, Seth, kills

his brother Osiris, he ushers in an era of

chaos and cruelty. Centuries later, a new

challenger appears: Horus, the child of Isis.

The conflict between Seth and Horus begins

as a series of trials that warps into a web of

deceit, obsession, and desire. 287 pages.

Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $22.99 $5.95

9305955 EX-YAKUZA & STRAY KITTEN, VOL. 3. By Riddle

Kamimura. Ex-yakuza member Jin and formerly abandoned

kitten Sabu are working hard at Cafe Fluffy, day in day out. Yet

despite finally settling into this fun new routine, Sabu still finds

himself facing off against some tough customers! In B&W.

158 pages. Seven Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

9303529 STAR TREK: Lower Decks. By

Ryan North. Captain Carol Freeman leads

her crew on an expedition and quickly

suspects that the planet and its people are

not all what they seem. Meanwhile, the crew

in the lower decks enjoys some

much-needed recreational time, until a

bloodthirsty visitor decides to join in on

their games. Collects Star Trek: Lower

Decks #1-3. IDW. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9305904 DARK SPACES: Wildfire. By Scott

Snyder. When a recruit of an all-women inmate

firefighting team discovers they’re mere miles

from her crooked former associate’s

abandoned mansion, she proposes a plan to

abandon their duties and hunt for riches under

the cover of smoke and ash. The team must

choose between a path back to normalcy or a

score that would be life-changing. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9305866 BASH! Vol. 1. By Rudy Gobert & H.

Bay. Throughout the known universe, there’s one

sport that everyone’s a fan of: BASH! A deadly

high-octane version of basketball, BASH players

are legends, and for young Rudy, a poor kid from

Nevilia, his only dream is to become one of

them. But powerful forces are watching Rudy–it

seems he’s no ordinary kid. Titan. Paperbound.

Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9305939 EARTHDIVERS, VOL. ONE: Kill

Columbus. By Stephen Graham Jones. The

year is 2112, and it’s the apocalypse. A group

of Indigenous outcasts has discovered a time

travel portal in a cave in the desert. To save the

world, they must rewrite its past and send one

of their own on a bloody, one-way mission to

1492 to kill Christopher Columbus before he

reaches the so-called New World. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294899 KARMA DOLL. By Jonathan

Ames. Plagued by death on his conscience,

Happy Doll has committed himself to a

simple, spiritual life; that is, until a tragic and

brutal murder forces his hand and sets him

back on the bloody path of retribution and

justice. 226 pages. Mulholland.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294813 THE HEIRLOOM GARDEN. By

Viola Shipman. Explores the unlikely

relationship between two very different women

brought together by the pain of war, but

bonded by hope, purpose, and flowers.

433 pages. Graydon House. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929936X PASSAGES OF HOPE. By Terri J.

Haynes. Gracie begins renovations on the

Philadelphia house inherited from her

grandmother and finds a secret room. It is

connected to a house nearby, the home of

William Still, the man known as the Father of

the Underground Railroad. As she

researches, she discovers a mystery in her

house’s ownership. 255 pages. Barbour.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9294953 THE LION AT SEA. By Max Hennessy. Explores the

experiences of Royal Navy officer Kelly Maguire during World

War I. 345 pages. Canelo. Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

930083X FOLLOWED BY THE LARK. By

Helen Humphreys. Inspired by the life, letters,

and diaries of Henry David Thoreau, this title

shows how strikingly similar the concerns of

the early nineteenth century are to our own,

and reminds us to listen for news of change.

225 pages. Harper. Paperbound. $5.95

9303383 THE CONFESSIONS OF

CATHERINE DE MEDICI. By C.W. Gortner. To

some, she was the ruthless queen who led

France into an era of savage violence. To

others, she was the passionate savior of the

French monarchy. Enter into the intimate world

of a woman whose determination to protect her

family’s throne and realm plunged her into a

lethal struggle for power. 418 pages.

Ballantine. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.00 $5.95

9299602 TAKE THE LONG WAY HOME. By Rochelle Alers.

Chronicles one woman’s remarkable journey through some of

history’s most turbulent eras–and the four men who impact her life

along the way. 569 pages. Dafina. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9295224 THE GIRL FROM GREENWICH

STREET. By Lauren Willig. At the start of a

new century, a shocking murder transfixes

Manhattan, forcing bitter rivals Alexander

Hamilton and Aaron Burr to work together to

save a man from the gallows. 340 pages.

Morrow. Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9300406 CROOK MANIFESTO. By Colson

Whitehead. A darkly funny tale of New York

City under siege, but also a sneakily

searching portrait of the meaning of family. A

kaleidoscopic portrait of Harlem in the 1970s

is sure to stand as one of the all-time great

evocations of a place and time. 319 pages.

Doubleday. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9293094 A SPARTAN’S SORROW. By Hannah Lynn.

Clytemnestra is no stranger to pain. As a wife and queen, she bears it

with stoicism. But when her husband does the unthinkable, sacrificing

one of their daughters to appease the ruthless gods and bring himself

glory in battle, she is forever changed. 320 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296166 QUEENS OF THEMISCYRA. By

Hannah Lynn. In ancient Themiscyra,

Hippolyte rules as queen of the Amazons with

her sister Penthesilea at her side. Feared

throughout Greece, their skills on the

battlefield are unrivaled. But when a ship

lands on their shores, it brings something

more dangerous than the threat of war:

Theseus, the legendary king of Athens.

456 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9303391 CONQUISTADORA. By

Esmeralda Santiago. Growing up in Spain,

Ana is drawn to Puerto Rico by the diaries of

an ancestor who traveled to the island.

Arriving there, she relishes the challenge of

running Hacienda los Gemelos. But when the

Civil War breaks out in the U.S., Ana finds her

livelihood threatened by the very people on

whose backs her wealth has been built.

415 pages. Vintage. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9306374 THE ONLY LIGHT IN LONDON.

By Lily Graham. London, 1939. When Finley

offers her spare room to refugee Sebastien,

she sees relief in his haunted eyes. As the

London sky darkens with enemy planes, he

slowly opens up to her over cups of cocoa;

every time he speaks to her, she finds herself

inching closer to him, and love begins to

grow. 253 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9306889 ELEANOR AND THE COLD WAR. By Ellen

Yardley. A brilliant 1950s Cold War historical mystery

featuring the former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt’s

indispensable assistant as an equally resourceful sleuth.

310 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306250 MURDER AT GLENLOCH HILL.

By Clara McKenna. American transplant Stella

and British aristocrat, Viscount “Lyndy”

Lyndhurst, take a weekend trip to the Scottish

countryside and learn how sinister bad

sportsmanship can be when a prestigious golf

tournament becomes a deadly game of

murder. 282 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9306579 UNDER THE PAPER MOON. By

Shaina Steinberg. Two former spies who

shared more than just missions during WWII

reunite in 1948 Los Angeles. Can they let go

of heartbreak long enough to team up for one

last operation? 298 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9299556 THE SPECTACULAR. By Fiona

Davis. A thrilling story about love, sacrifice,

and the pursuit of dreams, set amidst the

glamour and glitz of Radio City Music Hall in

its mid-century heyday. 374 pages. Dutton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.00 $5.95

9306447 THE SECRET OF THE LADY’S MAID. By Darcie

Wilde. The resourceful and intrepid Rosalind Thorne has a

scandalous mystery to solve within Regency-era high society.

410 pages. Kensington. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

930696X FEVER HOUSE. By Keith

Rosson. Follows a small-time criminal, a

has-been rock star, a shadowy government

agency, and a severed hand whose dark

powers threaten to destroy them all.

427 pages. Random. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9306757 DEAREST. By Jacquie Walters. A new mom in need

of help opens her door to her long-estranged mother–only to

invite something much darker inside. 297 pages.

Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

929466X DEAD ELEVEN. By Jimmy

Juliano. On a creepy island where everyone

has a strange obsession with the year 1994, a

newcomer arrives, hoping to learn the truth

about her son’s death–but finds herself

pulled deeper and deeper into the bizarre

community and their complicated rules. 438

pages. Dutton. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

– 56 –

NEW FICTION

9303464 JAGO. By Kim Newman. Paul and

his girlfriend Hazel, have come to the tiny

English village of Alder for the summer. Their

idea of a rural retreat gradually sours as the

laws of nature begin to break down around

them. The village, swollen by an annual rock

festival of cataclysmic proportions, prepares to

reap a harvest of horror. 734 pages. Titan.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.95 $5.95

9306196 THE MATTER OF THE SECRET

BRIDE. By Darcie Wilde. A resourceful young

woman with a talent for helping ladies of the

ton with their most delicate and pressing

predicaments finds herself facing a literal task

of royal proportions. 442 pages. Kensington.

Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9295356 THE MARGARET CODE. By Richard Hooton. A

grandmother with a failing memory teams up with her grandson to

solve the mysterious murder of her friend and neighbor. 312 pages.

Union Square & Co. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9295542 THE TRIP. Ed. by Phoebe Morgan.

Four friends are on the vacation of a lifetime in

Thailand, until a vicious murder shatters their

paradise. These friends would do anything for

each other–and one of them committed a

crime. 326 pages. Morrow. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9291024 DINOSAURS: Flip Flap Snap! By

Carmen Saldana. Laugh out loud as you flip

the mix-and-match flaps to come up with fun

combinations that put a new twist on

dinosaurs. Ages 3-5. Fully illus. in color.

Abrams. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

9306102 JOHNNY CARELESS. By Kevin

Wade. When the corpse of Police Chief Jeep

Mullane’s childhood friend Johnny

Chambliss–born into privilege and known as

“Johnny Careless” for his reckless, golden-boy

antics–surfaces in the Bayville waters, past

collides with present, and Jeep is pulled into a

treacherous web. 230 pages. Celadon.

Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

*9293973 THE CALVIN AND HOBBES

PORTABLE COMPENDIUM #9 & 10. By

Bill Watterson. Collects Watterson’s

timeless comics in a new portable format

designed to introduce the adventures of a

boy and his stuffed tiger to a new

generation of readers. Features nearly 500

comics presented chronologically from

March 1991 to March 1993. Andrews

McMeel. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.99 $18.95

9307079 HOW CAN I HELP YOU. By Laura Sims. The lives of

two librarians become dangerously intertwined in this

razor-sharp exploration of human nature and the lure of artistic

obsession. 240 pages. Putnam. Pub. at $27.00 $5.95

9294724 THE DOLLHOUSE ACADEMY. By

Margarita Montimore. Two best friends and

aspiring actresses join the Dollhouse

Academy, where stars are made and

dangerous secrets are hidden. 308 pages.

Flatiron. Pub. at $28.99 $5.95

9306226 MISSING WHITE WOMAN. By Kellye Garrett. A

woman thinks she’s waking up to a romantic vacation, only to

find a body in her rental home and her boyfriend gone.

324 pages. Mulholland. Pub. at $29.00 $5.95

9306188 THE MARRIAGE ACT. By John

Marrs. Britain. The near-future. A right-wing

government believes it has the answer to

society’s ills: the Sanctity of Marriage Act,

which actively encourages marriage as the

norm, punishing those who choose to remain

single. 421 pages. Hanover Square.

Paperbound. Pub. at $20.99 $5.95

9306358 NEVER SAW ME COMING. By

Vera Kurian. It would be easy to underestimate

Chloe Sevre; she’s a freshman honor student, a

legging-wearing hot girl next door, who also

happens to be a psychopath. She spends her

time on yogalates, frat parties, and plotting to

kill Will Bachman, a childhood friend who

grievously wronged her. 412 pages. Park Row.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288643 THE HOUSE BY THE CEMETERY. By Lisa Childs. In

Gold Creek, Michigan, legend holds that the ghost of a local grave

digger still walks the cemetery, swinging his shovel, looking for his

next victim to bury. But when the town’s wealthy undertaker dies, his

estranged daughter must contend with the ghosts that haunt her own

family. 279 pages. Kensington. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.95 $5.95

9300228 ARROGANT DEVIL. By R.S. Grey.

When Meredith shows up on the doorstep of

Blue Stone Ranch, she’s run-down and hoping

for a savior, but instead, she finds Jack. Is it

just the Texas heat messing with her head, or is

something burning hotter between them?

Sprayed edges. 355 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9299416 PUCKED OVER. By Helena

Hunting. Lily LeBlanc isn’t versed in the art of

casual sex, but after seven years in an

on-again, off-again relationship, she’s

definitely willing to give it a shot. And who

better to try it with than her best friend’s

boyfriend’s best friend? What could go wrong?

Sprayed edges. 356 pages. Entangled.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296379 INTO THE WOODS. By Jenny

Holiday. When Gretchen gets the offer to be the

summer dance instructor at Camp Wild Arts,

she leaps at the chance to embrace clean air,

nature, and her inner crone. But every forest

has pests–and the biggest one at Wild Arts is

none other than Teddy Knight. 358 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9295240 HAPPY PLACE. By Emily Henry. A couple who broke

up months ago pretend to still be together for their annual

weeklong vacation with their best friends. 405 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9293299 THE WEDDING MENU. By Letizia

Lorini. Amelie and Ian meet at a wedding and

end up having an instant connection. The only

problem? Amelie is in a long-term relationship,

and she’s dying to be married. Ian, however, is

anti-marriage and all things relationships. The

two ultimately decide to be friends. Can they

stay that way? 445 pages. Gallery. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.99 $5.95

9306862 DREAMING OF TUSCANY. By T.A.

Williams. After an accident on a film set, Bee

wakes up in a hospital in Tuscany with her

whole life turned upside down. As she heals

from her injuries, she will need to make a big

decision. 317 pages. Printers Row.

Paperbound. Pub. at $11.99 $5.95

9301127 RUTHLESS REDEMPTION. By

Katee Robert. When Keira was a child, she used

to picture her perfect wedding–the flowers, the

dress, her husband. But nothing could have

prepared her for saying “I do” to Dmitri

Romanov–cold, domineering, and always one

step ahead of everyone else in the ever-shifting

power plays of New York City. 338 pages.

Forever. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9295364 MISCONDUCT. By Penelope

Douglas. Former tennis player Easton

Bradbury is trying to be the best teacher she

can be, trying to reach her bored students

while forgetting her past. What brought her to

this stage in her life isn’t important; she can’t

let it be. But now one parent-teacher meeting

may be her undoing. 385 pages. Berkley.

Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9306021 KAMEN RIDER ZERO-ONE, VOL. 1. By Brandon

Easton. After a failed comedy career, Arturo Hiden unexpectedly

inherits his grandfather’s corporation and the powerful Zer-One Driver,

allowing him to transform into the amazing Kamen Rider-Zero One! As

the insectile superhero, he swears to protect the innocent and save

everyone’s smiles. Titan. Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9294805 HARDCORE, VOLUME ONE. By

Andy Diggle. Drake is the best soldier

Hardcore has to offer, until he’s stranded in a

body with only 72 hours to discover who’s

hijacked the Program. Who can you trust when

your enemy can change their appearance as

easily as someone changes a shirt? Collects

Hardcore #1-5 (2019. Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294619 COLD SPOTS. By Cullen Bunn.

Dan Kerr turned his back on his wife and

unborn daughter ten years ago. Now, both

mother and child have gone missing, and Dan

must embark on a journey of cosmic terror to

find them again. Ghosts stir when Dan’s

estranged daughter is near, and as the dead

grow restless, the cold deepens. Image.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

930018X ALL SYSTEMS RED. By Martha

Wells. On a distant planet, a team of scientists

is conducting surface tests, shadowed by their

company-supplied droid, a self-aware SecUnit

that refers to itself as “Murderbot.” Scornful of

humans, all it really wants is to be left alone

long enough to figure out who it is. 152 pages.

Tor. Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9303367 CIRCLE’S END. By Lisanne Norman.

Finally, it is time for Kusac and his allies to deal

with the threat of the warrior Valtegans on their

world of M’zull. Will he work to rehabilitate them

using tools given to him by the Touiban

scientists, or will his calling as the Avatar of

Justice take over and destroy all of his foes?

480 pages. DAW Books. Paperbound.

Pub. at $7.99 $5.95

9303537 TWENTY-FIVE TO LIFE. By

R.W.W. Greene. Julie’s best friend just left on a

generation ship to Proxima Centauri, leaving

Julie and nine billion others to die slowly on

Earth. Now, overeducated and

under-employed, Julie faces the prospect of

spending the rest of her life in VR, ignoring the

dying world around her. 333 pages. Angry

Robot. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9294910 KICK-ASS: The New Girl, Vol. 1.

By Mark Millar. KICK-ASS is back–ready to

wipe out the city’s criminal lowlives, destroy

its gangs, and save its communities from

decay. But there’s a new face beneath the old

mask, a new figure wearing that famous green

and yellow spandex. Who is this new vigilante

superhero? Collects KICK-ASS #1-6. Image.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296581 THE MOTHER NEXT DOOR. By

Tara Laskowski. The annual Halloween

block party is the pinnacle of the year on Ivy

Woods Drive. A group of neighborhood

moms–known as the Ivy Five–plan the

event for months. A new mother moves to

town and the group receives anonymous

notes threatening to reveal their dark

secrets. 340 pages. Graydon House.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9296506 LISTEN TO YOUR SISTER. By Neena Viel. Taking

refuge in a remote cabin that looks like it belongs on a slasher

movie poster rather than an AirBNB, three siblings now face a

threat where their lives–and reality–hang in the balance. 342

pages. St. Martin’s. Paperbound. Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9296239 THE TRIALS OF LILA DALTON.

By L.J. Shepherd. Lila has no memory of how

she came to be in this courtroom, or why

she’s facing a jury that seems to be waiting

for her. The man on trial is accused of mass

murder, and she’s his lawyer, but she can’t

remember any details of the case. Stranded

on an island, Lila has to prove her client’s

innocence if she wants to go home.

358 pages. Poisoned Pen. Pub. at $27.99 $5.95

9306692 THE CHAMBER. By Will Dean. Six

experienced saturation divers are locked inside

a hyperbaric chamber. Calm and professional,

they know that rapid decompression would be

fatal; they work in shifts, breathing helium, and

surviving in hot, close quarters. Soon, one of

them is found dead in his bunk. 332 pages.

Atria. Paperbound. Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

– 57 –

NEW FICTION

9296123 THE MYSTERY WRITER. By

Sulari Gentill. There’s nothing easier to

dismiss than a conspiracy theory–until it

turns out to be true. Gentill takes readers

on a rollercoaster ride in which the world of

books and authors is turned upside down,

and a writer’s voice is a thing to be

controlled and weaponized, to the peril of

everyone who loves a good story.

383 pages. Poisoned Pen. Pub. at $34.99 $5.95

9299211 MIDNIGHT ON BEACON STREET.

By Emily Ruth Verona. A teenager must

overcome her own anxiety to protect the two

children she’s babysitting when strangers

come knocking at the door. 195 pages. Harper.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9296778 THE FABRIC OF OUR SOULS. By

K.M. Moronova. Wynn is 26 years old and wants

to die. Instead, she wakes up in a hospital, where

a male nurse with cruel eyes and a morbid sense

of humor is watching over her. She is sent to

Harlow Sanctum, an unorthodox rehab, where

her roommate is none other than the man with

the harsh glare. She craves death. He craves life.

Can they cure each other? 285 pages. Forever.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $5.95

9288414 GEORGIE, ALL ALONG. By Kate Clayborn. A wise

and witty story that echoes with timely questions about love,

career, reconciling with the past, and finding your path while

knowing your true worth. 340 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.95 $5.95

9306412 THE ROARING DAYS OF ZORA

LILY. By Noelle Salazar. The discovery of a

hidden label on a famous gown unearths the

story of a talented young seamstress in this

glittering novel of family, love, ambition, and

self-discovery. 408 pages. MIRA.

Pub. at $30.00 $5.95

9296085 THE LAST TWELVE MILES. By Erika Robuck. From

the glamorous world of D. C. Intelligence to the sultry shores of

the Straits of Florida, this is a tale of ambition and envy, based on

the true story of two woman masterminds trying to outwit each

other in a dangerous and fascinating game of high stakes.

347 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

9306560 THE UMBRELLA MAKER’S SON.

By Tod Lending. A powerful and unforgettable

tale of survival against all odds and the

remarkable power of love, in which a Jewish

teenager in World War II Poland fights to save

his life and find the young woman who holds

his heart. 385 pages. Harper. Paperbound.

Pub. at $18.99 $5.95

9299572 THE STARLET SPY. By Rachel

Scott McDaniel. When top-secret atomic

research goes missing in Sweden, the Allied

forces scramble to recover the files before they

fall into Nazi hands, enlisting Scandinavian

starlet Amelie Blake for aid. 251 pages.

Barbour. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

9293248 UNDER THE SAME STARS. By

Libba Bray. A propulsive historical mystery

that examines truth, rebellion, reconciliation,

and what must be sacrificed for a better world.

Ages 12 & up. 471 pages. FSG.

Pub. at $24.99 $5.95

9291105 A LONG TIME THAT I’VE

LOVED YOU. By Margaret Wise Brown,

illus. by K. Hudson. In this gentle

celebration of the universal love between a

mother and child, the flowers are blooming,

the birds are singing, and a little bear frolics

through the spring fields. Of course, the

best part of spring is having somebody to

share it with, and who better than your

loving mother? Ages 3-5. Silver Dolphin. Pub. at $7.99 $4.95

9307117 ILLUSIONS: Adventures of a

Reluctant Messiah. By Richard Bach. Two

barn-storming vagabonds meet in the fields of

Midwest America and embark on an

entertaining and sometimes startling mystical

adventure that presents a new perspective on

reality, miracles, and the way many of us could

live–if we’re up for the challenge. 181 pages.

Dell. Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

9296972 THE REBEL KING. By Gina L. Maxwell. Tiernan, the

Rebel Prince, has no responsibilities, just the freedom to pursue

his own dark, lush pleasures in Sin City, including his secret

hunger for a certain smart-mouthed, fiery redhead. But when

Tiernan is thrust into the role as king of the Dark Fae, he is caught

between who he is meant to be and who he wants. 326 pages.

Entangled. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

930343X DUNGEONS & DRAGONS:

Saturday Morning Adventures. By D.M.

Booher & S. Maggs. Long before the world

turned upside down and new generations

discovered Dungeons & Dragons, six kids

boarded a magical roller coaster and were

transported to the Forgotten Realms. Now this

“lost episode’ from the 1980s animated series

charts new territory. Collects Dungeons &

Dragons: Saturday Morning Adventures #1-4. IDW.

Paperbound. Pub. at $12.99 $5.95

928866X THE LOVE OF MY AFTERLIFE. By

Kirsty Greenwood. A recently deceased

woman meets The One in the afterlife waiting

room, scoring a second chance at life and

love–if she can find him on earth before ten

days pass. 369 pages. Berkley. Paperbound.

Pub. at $19.00 $5.95

9293116 STAR WARS: Bounty Hunters,

VOL. 4: Crimson Reign. By Ethan Sacks.

T’onga has assembled the greatest squad of

bounty hunters in the galaxy, including

Bossk, Zuckuss, and Tasu Leech, for a

special mission. Collects Star Wars: Bounty

Hunters #18-22 (2020). Marvel.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $5.95

9295402 THE PARIS CHILDREN. By

Gloria Goldreich. Inspired by a true story of

extraordinary courage, this title shines a

light on a forgotten heroine of WWII,

blending gripping suspense, heartbreaking

sacrifice, and the enduring power of hope.

419 pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound.

Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9292330 THE SHERLOCK SOCIETY. By

James Ponti. For siblings Alex and Zoe

Sherlock, starting a detective agency is better

than babysitting (boring), lawn mowing

(sweaty), or cleaning out the attic (boring and

sweaty). Their friends, Lina and Yadi, join the

enterprise, and Alex and Zoe’s retired reporter

grandfather offers up his storage unit full of

cold cases. Ages 8-12. 339 pages. Aladdin.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $6.95

9295887 THERE WAS AN OLD SAILOR. By Claire Saxby,

illus. by C. Allen. This playful, rhyming title offers a fresh and

fun new take on the song “There Was an Old Lady Who

Swallowed a Fly.” Ages 3-7. Fully illus. in color. Kids Can.

8¾x10½. Pub. at $16.95 $6.95

9299998 THE SISTERS WE WERE. By

Wendy Willis Baldwin. The weight of their

family secrets could not have shaped Pearl

and Ruby any differently. Ruby’s a runner,

living in Dallas, and Pearl is hundreds of

pounds beyond the point where she can

celebrate her curves. But when Ruby’s buried

rage explodes in a hilariously viral way, the

mistake has life-altering consequences. 377

pages. Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

929547X SISTERS WITH A SIDE OF

GREENS. By Michelle Stimpson. In a tale rich

with Southern charm, Rose and Marvina

discover, through fussing, laughter, and tears,

that the secret ingredient to a bright future might

just be found in facing who they are today–and in

forgiving the past to embrace a second chance at

sisterhood. 363 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $5.95

*9294139 RICK AND MORTY: The

Unkillable Collection. By Zac Gorman et al.

Perfect for newbies and longtime fans alike,

this small but mighty five-story collection

brings together Rick and Morty: Let the Rick

One In #1-2, Rick and Morty: Rick Revenge

Squad #1-2, Rick and Morty Presents: Pickle

Rick, Rick and Morty Presents: A Very Special

Blumbus, and Rick and Morty vs. Cthulhu

#1-4. Oni Press. Paperbound. Pub. at $9.99 $7.95

9295968 BLACK CAKE. By Charmaine Wilkerson. Two

estranged siblings deal with their mother’s death and her hidden

past–a journey of discovery that takes them from the Caribbean

to London to California and ends with her famous black cake.

385 pages. Ballantine. Pub. at $28.00 $5.95

9288597 THE FINISH LINE. By Kate Stewart.

Not every man wants to be the hero. Tobias King

chose to be a villain. Thief, outlaw, and ruthless

leader of a group of vigilantes–mirroring his

enemies was the only way he saw himself

fulfilling his mission–until Cecelia Horner

arrived, and effortlessly unraveled a plan he

spent years devising. 551 pages. Kensington.

Paperbound. Pub. at $18.95 $5.95

9293108 SPOT’S FIRST EASTER.

By Eric Hill. The Easter Bunny has

hidden six eggs for Spot to find! With

the help of his friend, Helen the Hippo,

Spot goes on a fun adventure tracking

down the yummy treats. Ages 1-3.

Fully illus. in color. Penguin.

Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

*9291490 JACOB’S ROOM. By Virginia

Woolf. Woolf’s third work marks her first foray

into Modernist experimentation. The narrative

traces Jacob’s childhood in Cornwall and his

education at Cambridge, culminating in an

evocative portrait of his adult life in London and

abroad. 208 pages. Harper. Paperbound. $4.95

9303693 PETER PAN: Disney Classics. Follow along with

Peter, Tinker Bell, and more as you jet off to Never Land in this

die-cut Disney classic. Ages 6-9. Fully illus. in color. Studio

Fun. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9303855 TOY STORY. By Suzanne

Francis. When Woody the Cowboy and Buzz

Lightyear are lost on the way to Pizza Planet,

the two toys embark on the adventure of a

lifetime to reunite with their owner, Andy.

Ages 5-10. Fully illus. in color. Studio Fun.

8x11. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9300775 DISNEY DUMBO. Dumbo is the

little elephant with a big spirit and even

bigger ears! When he meets Timothy the

circus mouse, he soon discovers a hidden

talent that will turn him into a star. Ages 3 &

up. Fully illus. in color. 64 pages. Studio

Fun. 8¼x10¾. Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9299947 THE FIRST LADY AND THE REBEL. By Susan

Higginbotham. As the Civil War tears the country in two, Mary

Todd Lincoln stands beside her husband, praying for a swift

Northern victory. But as the body count rises, Mary can’t help

but fear each bloody gain. Because her beloved sister Emily

is fighting for the South, and Mary is at risk of losing both her

country and her family. 386 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $15.99 $4.95

9299351 OUTCAST, VOLUME 1: A

Darkness Surrounds Him. By Robert

Kirkman. Kyle Barnes has been plagued by

demonic possession all his life and now he

needs answers. Unfortunately, what he

uncovers along the way could bring about the

end of life on Earth as we know it. Collects

Outcast #1-6 (2017). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $9.99 $4.95

9296824 GRAVEYARD OF LOST CHILDREN. By Katrina Monroe.

Driven by haunting visions, Olivia’s mother became obsessed with

the idea that Olivia was a changeling, and the only way to get her real

baby back was to make a trade with the “dead women” living at the

bottom of the well. Now Olivia is ready to give birth to a daughter, and

for the first time, she hears the women whispering. 354 pages.

Poisoned Pen. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

– 58 –

NEW FICTION

9296077 THE LADY HE LOST. By Faye

Delacour. Lieutenant Eli Williams was supposed

to be dead. In the two years since his shipwreck,

his friends and family mourned him. So when he

turns up in the middle of the London social

season, he quickly becomes the talk of the town.

But all Eli wants is to reconnect with Jane Bishop,

a friend who means so much to him. 332 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9288686 A NOVEL OBSESSION. By Caitlin

Barasch. Twenty-four-year-old New York

bookseller Naomi is desperate to write a novel,

but struggles to find a story to tell. After countless

disastrous dates, she meets Caleb and thinks

she’s finally stumbled onto a time-honored

subject: love. Then, Caleb’s ex-girlfriend,

Rosemary, enters the scene. 325 pages. Dutton.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.00 $4.95

9294848 HIT-GIRL IN COLOMBIA, VOL. 1.

By Mark Millar. The pint-sized

Punisher-meets-Polly-Pocket has left America

behind and set off to serve justice around the

world. First stop: Colombia. A mother seeking

vengeance for the murder of her child enlists

Hit-Girl to destroy his killer. Collects Hit-Girl

#1-4 (2012). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

929483X HIT-GIRL IN CANADA, VOL. 2. By

Jeff Lemire. Our adolescent assassin is locked,

loaded, and ready to seriously mess up some

Canadians. No amount of ice, snow, or

Mounties will prevent Mindy from slaughtering

her latest enemies. Collects Hit-Girl #5-8

(2012-2013). Image. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9296964 THE PECAN CHILDREN. By Quinn

Connor. Sisters Lil and Sasha struggle to

bridge their differences and share the immense

burden of protecting their home from hungry

forces intent on uprooting everything they love.

Confronted with the phantoms of their pasts

and the threat to their future, the sisters realize

that in the kudzu-choked South, nothing is ever

as it appears. 341 pages. Sourcebooks.

Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9296220 THAT NIGHT IN THE LIBRARY. By

Eva Jurczyk. On the night before graduation, seven

students gather in the basement of their university’s

rare books library. It’s the perfect place for the ritual

they want to perform, said to free those who take

part in it from the fear of death. But just a few

minutes into their celebration, the lights go out–and

one of them drops dead. 275 pages. Poisoned Pen.

Paperbound. Pub. at $17.99 $4.95

9296808 GIRLS WITH BAD

REPUTATIONS. By Xio Axelrod. Things were

simple when the Lillys played local gigs, but

now they’re on their first official tour, and all

Kayla can see are warning signs. She soon

finds solace in quiet tour bus driver Ty. With

increasing scrutiny from the press, Kayla’s

forced to make a choice: Pursue her dream or

give in and lose it all. 433 pages.

Sourcebooks. Paperbound. Pub. at $16.99 $4.95

9297952 THE CHEERLEADERS. By Kara Thomas. An eerie

sequence of seemingly unrelated events leaves five

cheerleaders dead. Ages 14 & up. 372 pages. Ember.

Paperbound. Pub. at $8.99 $4.95

9297987 ONE OF US IS BACK. By Karen M. McManus.

When someone from the Bayview Four’s past resurfaces,

history begins to repeat itself–and the consequences are

deadly. Ages 14 & up. 359 pages. Delacorte. Paperbound.

Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

9303456 I GOT FIRED AS A COURT

WIZARD SO NOW I’M MOVING TO THE

COUNTRY TO BECOME A MAGIC

TEACHER, VOLUME 1. By Rui Sekai. Jade

was one of the strongest mages in the world,

boasting the coveted post of Court Wizard.

Unfortunately, mysterious events got him

fired from that gig, and now he’s the newest

teacher at a magic school. Worse yet, he’s in

charge of a class of misfits. Can Jade turn this class of rejects

into a force to be reckoned with? In B&W. 146 pages. Seven

Seas. Paperbound. Pub. at $13.99 $5.95

929113X MY MAGICAL MERMAID. Illus. by Yujin Shin. Dive

deep into the sea with this sparkly mermaid! Push, pull, and

slide to bring her magical world to life. Ages 0-3. Fully illus. in

color. Abrams. Pub. at $8.99 $5.95

9293205 TO DIE FOR. By David

Baldacci. LARGE PRINT EDITION. When

Dwayne and Alice Odom are killed, the

police report states that it was a drug

overdose. So why is their daughter, who

was there when they died, claiming that’s

not the truth? 597 pages. Grand Central.

Pub. at $32.00 $9.95

9288740 THE TRUTH ABOUT THE DEVLINS.

By Lisa Scottoline. LARGE PRINT EDITION. TJ

Devlin is the charming disappointment in the

prominent Devlin family. He can’t get hired

anywhere, so his family makes him the investigator

at their law firm. But one night, TJ’s world turns

upside down after his brother John confesses that

he murdered one of their clients. 465 pages.

Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $6.95

9303642 NEAR MISS. By Stuart Woods & B.

Battles. LARGE PRINT EDITION. Stone

Barrington is enjoying some downtime in New

York City when a chance encounter introduces

him to a charming new companion who comes

with the baggage of an ex-boyfriend intent on

retribution. As Stone dodges each

disturbance, it becomes clear there’s an even

more treacherous game being played.

381 pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $6.95

9300864 THE HIGH NOTES. By Danielle

Steel. LARGE PRINT EDITION. Iris has been

singing ever since she can remember, hitting

the high notes like no one else. After years of

being exploited by her father and manager, she

gains the courage to finally fly free, leave the

tour, and follow her dreams. 285 pages.

Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $6.95

*9288988 CIRCLE OF DAYS. By Ken Follett.

LARGE PRINT EDITION. Joia’s vision of a great

stone circle, assembled by the divided tribes of

the Great Plain, will inspire Seft and become their

life’s work. But as drought ravages the earth,

mistrust grows between the herders, farmers, and

woodlanders–and an act of savage violence leads

to open warfare. 831 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $42.00 $29.95

*9290044 THE IMPOSSIBLE FORTUNE.

By Richard Osman. LARGE PRINT EDITION.

When Elizabeth meets Nick, a wedding guest

asking for her help, she finds the thrill of the

chase is ignited once again. And when Nick

disappears without a trace, his cagey business

partner becomes the gang’s next stop. It

seems the duo have something

valuable–something worth killing for. 465

pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9290117 THE PORTRAIT. By Danielle Steel. LARGE

PRINT EDITION. A gifted portrait artist and a high-powered

subject confront their past wounds to embrace new love.

315 pages. Random. Paperbound. Pub. at $31.00 $23.95

*9290737 THE GIRL FROM DEVIL’S

LAKE. By J.A. Jance. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. Sheriff Joanna Brady is looking

forward to the holidays with her busy family,

and to celebrating her daughter Jenny’s

graduation from the police academy. But the

family is interrupted when a body is discovered

beneath a flooded bridge in the Arizona desert,

and Joanna is called onto the case. 482 pages.

Morrow. Paperbound. Pub. at $34.00 $24.95

*9293892 SHARP FORCE. By Patricia

Cornwell. LARGE PRINT EDITION. A serial

killer wreaks havoc on Northern Virginia,

appearing as a ghostly apparition before

striking–and Scarpetta must avoid becoming

the next victim. 518 pages. Grand Central.

Paperbound. Pub. at $32.00 $23.95

*9291547 TWICE. By Mitch Albom. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. What if you got to do everything in your life twice? The

heart of this tale is a stunning love story that dares to explore how

our unchecked desires might mean losing what we’ve had all

along. 356 pages. Harper. Paperbound. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*9293469 ON HER MAJESTY’S SECRET

SERVICE. By Ian Fleming. LARGE PRINT

EDITION. After tracking the SPECTRE chief to

a stronghold in the Swiss Alps, Bond

uncovers the details of Ernst Blofeld’s latest

plot: a biological warfare scheme more

audacious than anything the fiend has tried

before. 356 pages. Morrow. Paperbound.

Pub. at $27.99 $21.95

*9290001 ERO NINJA SCROLLS, VOLUME 9. By Haruki.

Tokuta has been kidnapped by the large-domed yokai, Nurarihyon.

Once upon a time, Nurarihyon ruled the yokai’s paradise of Kabakuha,

but now spreads illness over the lands of the peaceful Ero period! Will

Arakusa manage to overcome all her otherworldly challenges? Adults

only. In B&W. Ghost Ship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*9302654 THE STRANGE TALE OF

PANORAMA ISLAND. By Suehiro Maruo. On

a remote and mysterious island, one man

builds a playground of hedonistic excess. His

world is filled with splendor, replete with

waterfalls, grand palaces, and gardens–a grand

backdrop for decadent feasts, orgies, and dark

secrets. Adults only. In B&W. 272 pages. Last

Gasp. Paperbound. Pub. at $24.95 $19.95

930603X LADIES ON TOP, VOL. 4. By

Nejiganameta. Shinomiya’s coworker, Saeki, has

learned about the unconventional relationship

between Mitsuki and Shinomiya, and now he’s

opening himself to his own desires. But the

younger businessman decides that he, too,

wants to be with Mitsuki! How will Mitsuki and

Shinomiya deal with this new wrinkle in their

search for their own ideal sex life? Adults only. In

B&W. Steamship. Paperbound. Pub. at $14.99 $5.95

NEW DVDs

DVD 9287612 MOUNTAIN. Widescreen.

Only three centuries ago, setting out to climb a

mountain would have been considered close

to lunacy. Director Jennifer Peedom has

fashioned an astonishing symphony of

mountaineers, ice climbers, free soloists,

heliskiers, snowboarders, wingsuiters and

parachuting mountain bikers. Not Rated.

English SDH. 74 minutes. Greenwich. $5.95

DVD 9287256 4 FILM FAVORITES:

Sandra Bullock Romance Collection.

Widescreen. Collects four romance-packed

films starring Sandra Bullock: Two Weeks

Notice; The Lake House; In Love and War;

and Practical Magic. Also stars Hugh Grant,

Chris O’Donnell, Nicole Kidman, Keanu

Reeves, Ashley Judd, and Maggie Smith.

CC. Over 7 hours on two double-sided

DVDs. Warner Home Video. Pub. at $14.99 $6.95

DVD 9287418 REVENGE. Widescreen.

Never take your mistress on an annual

guys’ getaway, especially one devoted to

hunting. Things get out of hand and she is

left for dead in the middle of this arid hell.

However, the young woman is very much

alive, and the hunting game turns into a

ruthless manhunt. Stars Matilda Lutz and

Kevin Janssens. Rated R. English SDH.

108 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9291288 FRIDAY THE 13TH THE

SERIES: The Complete Series.

Fullscreen. Cousins Micki Foster (Louise

Robey) and Ryan Dallion (John D. LeMay)

inherit their uncle’s antiques store, but have

no idea they’ll be in the business of evil.

Collects all 31 Season One through Three

episodes. Over 54 hours on seventeen

DVDs. Paramount. $39.95

DVD 9292381 NUMB3RS: Seasons

1-4. Widescreen. An FBI agent, Don Eppes,

recruits his brother, Charlie, a mathematics

genius, to help solve crimes using

advanced mathematics in Los Angeles,

California. Stars Rob Morrow and David

Krumholtz. Collects all 79 Season One

through Four episodes. Over 56 hours on

twenty-one DVDs. Paramount. $29.95

DVD 9287639 WESTWOOD. Widescreen. The first film to

encompass the remarkable story of one of the true icons of our

time, as Vivienne Westwood fights to maintain her brand’s

integrity, her principles–and her legacy. Not Rated. English

SDH. 84 minutes. Greenwich. $5.95

– 59 –

NEW DVDs

DVD 9297375 THE MUMMY’S

GHOST/THE MUMMY’S CURSE.

Widescreen. An ancient curse that has

survived for 3,000 years is coming to

America in The Mummy’s Ghost. In The

Mummy’s Curse, the mummy Kharis

haunts the Louisiana bayou, seeking his lost

love, Princess Ananka, now resurrected

with amnesia. Both star Lon Chaney Jr. Not

Rated. In B&W. 122 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297413 THE NEVERS: Season 1,

Part 1. August 1896. Victorian London is

rocked to its foundations by a supernatural

event which gives certain people–mostly

women–abnormal abilities, from the

wondrous to the disturbing. But no matter

their particular “turns,” all who belong to

this new underclass are in grave danger.

Collects all 6 episodes of Season One Part

One. English SDH. Six hours on two DVDs. HBO. $6.95

DVD 9297162 THE BIRDS/PSYCHO.

Widescreen. Tippi Hedren and Rod Taylor star

in this horrific tale of nature gone berserk, in

The Birds. 120 minutes. And Anthony Perkins

and Janet Leigh star in this shocking classic

about an unsuspecting visitor to the Bates

Motel who falls prey to one of cinema’s most

notorious psychopaths in Psycho, Rated R.

109 minutes. In Color and B&W. Both English

SDH. Two DVDs. Universal. $4.95

DVD 929144X SUPERMAN: The Movie.

Widescreen. The set presented here includes

the original 1978 theatrical movie, the 2000

Expanded Edition, three documentaries

about the making of this landmark superhero

classic, the vintage TV special The Making of

Superman: The Movie, nine 1940s Fleischer

Studios Superman cartoons, and more. CC.

Nearly five hours on 4 DVDs. Warner Home

Video. Pub. at $39.99 $9.95

DVD 9287388 THE LODGE. Widescreen.

A soon to be stepmom is snowed in with her

fiance’s two children at a remote holiday

village. Just as relations begin to thaw

between the trio, some strange and

frightening events take place. Rated R. 108

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297235 A COUNTESS FROM

HONG KONG. Russian emigre countess

Natascha (Sophia Loren), forced into

prostitution in Hong Kong, stows away on

wealthy American Ogden’s (Marlon

Brando) stateroom to blackmail her way to

the United States. This romantic comedy

was written, directed, and features music by

Charlie Chaplin, his final film. CC. 108

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9297529 UNFRIENDED 2-MOVIE COLLECTION.

Widescreen. In Unfriended, watch in real time as a group of teens in a

chat room find themselves getting picked off one-by-one on the

anniversary of their friend’s suicide. In Unfriended: Dark Web, a young

woman steals a laptop, unknowingly connecting himself and his

friends to a dark web group that will kill to get it back. Both Rated R.

English SDH. 176 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297219 COLUMBO: Season Four.

Fullscreen. From a spoiled kidnapping plot to

murder at a historic military academy, join

Columbo (Peter Falk) as he asks all the right

questions in some of the most cunning and

dangerous cases. Guest stars include Dick

Van Dyke, George Hamilton and Robert

Conrad. Collects all 6 Season Four episodes.

English SDH. Nine hours on 3 DVDs.

Universal. Pub. at $39.98 $7.95

DVD 9297227 A CONNECTICUT YANKEE

IN KING ARTHUR’S COURT/EMPEROR

WALTZ. Fullscreen. Bing Crosby stars in A

Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court, a

light and lively musical version of Mark

Twain’s timeless comedy. Then in The

Emperor Waltz, Bing Crosby is an American

salesman in Austria who falls for a countess

while trying to sell a gramophone to the

Emperor. English SDH. Over 3 hours. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297200 CELTIC TIGER. Widescreen.

The internationally acclaimed master of dance,

Michael Flatley, returns to the stage to

spearhead a powerful new dance spectacular.

With enthralling music, unbelievable costumes

and breathtaking special effects, this innovative

program fuses the spirit and history of Ireland

with dance and music. English SDH. 107

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9302166 FACING NOLAN. Widescreen. In the world of MLB,

no one has created a mythology like Nolan Ryan. Told from the point of

view of the hitters he faced and the teammates who revered him, this

is the definitive documentary of a Texas legend. Not Rated. English

SDH. 102 minutes. Unobstructed View. $5.95

DVD 9297405 THE NAUGHTY

NINETIES. Fullscreen. Set in the 1890s, a

ham actor (Bud Abbott) and his dim-witted

assistant (Lou Costello) set sail on the

Mississippi showboat, the River Queen. When

a group of villainous gamblers win a

controlling interest in the River Queen, the

comedy duo attempts to rid the showboat of

the villains with a few hilarious missteps along

the way. English SDH. In B&W. 77 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297324 LAW & ORDER TRUE

CRIME: The Menendez Murders.

Widescreen. Starring the incomparable

Emmy and Golden Globe winner Edie

Falco, this true-crime installment of the

powerhouse Law & Order franchise

delivers a gripping, in-depth

dramatization of the notorious murder

case that changed America forever.

Collects all eight episodes. English SDH. Over 5 hours on two

DVDs. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297111 ADRIFT. Widescreen. While

on vacation in Brazil, 14-year-old Filipa (Laura

Neiva) discovers that her father (Vincent

Cassel) has been cheating on his wife with a

young American woman (Camilla Belle). But

his infidelity is just the first of many dark

secrets that lurk beneath the surface of their

seemingly perfect family. Not Rated. English

SDH. 102 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297448 ROADRUNNER: A Film

About Anthony Bourdain. Widescreen.

It’s not where you go. It’s what you leave

behind. Chef, writer, adventurer,

provocateur: Anthony Bourdain lived his life

unabashedly. This documentary is an

intimate, behind-the-scenes look at how an

anonymous chef became a world-renowned

cultural icon. Rated R. English SDH. 119

minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297499 STATE OF THE UNION. Fullscreen. Spencer

Tracy is a presidential hopeful torn between political corruption

engineered by a powerful newspaper mogul and the integrity

championed by his estranged wife, played by Katherine

Hepburn. In B&W. English SDH. 123 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9291369 MISSION–IMPOSSIBLE:

The Original Television Series, Seasons

1-3. Widescreen. An elite covert operations

unit carries out highly sensitive missions

subject to official denial in the event of failure,

death or capture. Collects all 76 episodes from

Season One through Three. Stars Peter Graves

and Barbara Bain. Over 65 hours on twenty-one

DVDs. Paramount. $12.95

DVD 9287280 THE BOUNTY HUNTER.

Widescreen. Milo Boyd (Gerard Butler), a

down on his luck bounty hunter, gets his

dream job when he is assigned to track down

his bail-jumping ex-wife, reporter Nicole

Hurley (Jennifer Aniston). Milo expects an

easy payday, but nothing’s ever easy with him

and Nicole. English SDH. 111 minutes.

Columbia. Pub. at $14.99 $4.95

DVD 9297545 WAR HEROES

COLLECTION: Midway/MacArthur/To

Hell and Back. Widescreen. Charlton

Heston and Henry Fonda lead an all-star

cast in the World War II classic, Midway.

Then, Gregory Peck portrays General

Douglas MacArthur, one of the most

fascinating figures in U.S. history, in

MacArthur. Finally, Audie Murphy, the most

decorated American soldier of WWII, plays himself in To Hell and

Back. English SDH. Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Universal. $7.95

DVD 9297502 STEVEN UNIVERSE: The

Complete First Season. Widescreen.

Experience the magic of Steven Universe and the

Crystal Gems from the beginning! Join Steven as

he discovers his powers and the secrets of his

past. Meet the citizens of Beach City and

beyond, like Lapis Luzuli, Peridot and Stevonnie.

Collects 52 episodes. English SDH. Nine hours

on 3 DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $7.95

DVD 9297243 CURB YOUR

ENTHUSIASM: The Complete Ninth

Season. Widescreen. From avoiding “stop

and chats” to elevating “small” talk to

“medium” talk, Larry David takes everyday

situations to their avoidable conclusion,

and this season offers more of the hilarious

same. Also stars Cheryl Hines and Jeff

Garlin. Collects all 10 Season Nine

episodes. English SDH. Over 6 hours on two DVDs. HBO. $7.95

DVD 9297367 A MIDSUMMER NIGHT’S

DREAM. James Cagney, Olivia de Havilland,

Dick Powell, Joe E. Brown, Mickey Rooney, and

others portray the hilariously flawed mortals

and immortals of Shakespeare’s bewitching

comedy in this Academy Award-winner,

dazzlingly restored from original film elements.

English SDH. In B&W. 143 minutes. Warner

Bros. Enter. Pub. at $19.97 $5.95

DVD 9287345 THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM. Chroicles the

eight-year quest of John and Molly Chester as they trade city

living for 200 acres of barren farmland and a dream to harvest in

harmony with nature. 92 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297308 KONG: Skull Island.

Widescreen. A team of scientists, soldiers and

adventurers explores an uncharted island in

the Pacific, but their mission of discovery

becomes the ultimate battle between man and

nature when they venture into the domain of

the Mighty Kong. Stars Tom Hiddleston and

Brie Larson. English SDH. 118 minutes.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9297138 ARABIAN NIGHTS.

Fullscreen. Get swept away on a magic carpet

ride. Jon Hall, Maria Montez and Sabu star in

this lush, epic story of two half-brothers who

battle each other for the power of the throne

and the love of the beautiful dancing girl

Scheherazade. Also stars Shemp Howard. Not

Rated. English SDH. 87 minutes. Universal.

Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 929712X ALI BABA AND THE

FORTY THIEVES. Fullscreen. Orphaned as

a young child and adopted by a band of

notorious thieves, now-grown Ali Baba (Jon

Hall) sets out to avenge his father’s murder,

reclaim the royal throne and rescue his

beloved Amara from the iron fist of his

treacherous enemy. Not Rated. English

SDH. 87 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297456 SHAFT 4-FILM

COLLECTION. Widescreen. Richard

Roundtree stars in Shaft (with Moses

Gunn); Shaft’s Big Score! (with Gunn); and

Shaft in Africa (with Vonetta McGee); and

also includes Shaft (2019) with Samuel L

Jackson and Jessie T. Usher. All Rated R.

English SDH. Over 7 hours on three DVDs.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9287302 WORLD TRADE

CENTER: A Modern Marvel,

1973-2001. For a time, its towers were the

tallest buildings on earth, and the World

Trade Center, an engineering marvel, came

to symbolize American prosperity and

strength. This homage was filmed just

months before terrorists attacked and

destroyed the New York City landmarks. 50

minutes. History Channel. Pub. at $19.95 $5.95

DVD 9297332 THE LEFTOVERS: The

Complete First Season. Widescreen. Two

percent of the world’s population has

disappeared. Was it the Rapture? Aliens? Or

something else? As Kevin Garvey (Justin

Theroux), police chief and father of two,

struggles to grieve for his losses and rebuild his

life, the world around him grows ever stranger.

Collects all ten Season One episodes. English

SDH. Over nine hours on 3 DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $7.95

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DVD 9297154 BACK TO BATAAN. John

Wayne portrays Colonel Joseph Madden in

this heroic salute to the Philippine

resistance forces who continued the fight in

the years leading to General MacArthur’s

return. Also stars Anthony Quinn and

Beulah Bondi. CC. In B&W. 95 minutes.

Warner Home Video. $5.95

DVD 9297383 THE MUMMY’S

HAND/THE MUMMY’S TOMB. Fullscreen.

In The Mummy’s Hand, adventurers defile a

mummy’s tomb and are terrorized by a high

priest who resurrects the monster to protect

the grave. In The Mummy’s Tomb, a high

priest transports Kharis, the mummy, to

America to take revenge on the family who

desecrated an Egyptian princess’s tomb. Not

Rated. In B&W. 131 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 929726X DIRTY JOHN. Widescreen.

Connie Britton stars as a successful designer

who gets swept off her feet by a charismatic

man, played by Eric Bana. Her family grows

suspicious, and she’s pulled into his terrifying

web of deception. Based on a true story. Also

stars Julia Garner. Collects all eight episodes.

English SDH. Over 6 hours on two DVDs.

Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297294 THE GREAT NORTHFIELD

MINNESOTA RAID. Widescreen. This

account of the infamous James gang’s most

daring robbery details the final days of the

gang. Led by the introspective Cole Younger

(Cliff Robertson) and the nearly psychotic

Jesse James (Robert Duvall), the

desperadoes set their sights on the biggest

bank west of the Mississippi. English SDH. 92

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9297251 DINER. Widescreen. Steve

Guttenberg, Daniel Stern, Mickey Rourke,

Kevin Bacon, Timothy Daly and Paul Reiser

play up-all-night buddies who work out the

remnants of adolescence during ritual

grazings at a busy steel-and-vinyl hangout in

1959 Baltimore. Barry Levinson’s directorial

debut. Also stars Ellen Barkin. Rated R. CC.

110 minutes. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9297464 SILVER SCREEN

ICONS: Broadway Musicals. Collects

four Broadway classic musicals: Annie

Get Your Gun; Show Boat; Kiss Me Kate

and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.

Stars include Betty Hutton, Howard Keel,

Ava Gardner, Kathryn Grayson and Ann

Miller. CC. Over 7 hours on two DVDs.

Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9291334 LARK RISE TO

CANDLEFORD: The Complete Season

One. Widescreen. An adaptation of Flora

Thompson’s autobiographical novel Lark Rise

To Candleford, set in 19th century Oxfordshire,

in which a young girl moves to the local town to

begin an apprenticeship as a postmistress.

Collects all ten Season One episodes. Stars

Olivia Hallinan and Dawn French. English SDH.

Nearly 10 hours on four DVDs. BBC Video. $9.95

DVD 9287272 BIOGRAPHY: WWE

Legends, Volume 2. Widescreen. The

ultimate ringside seat to the men behind

the most iconic characters in WWE

history, which are helmed by some of the

industry’s foremost directors and top

storytellers. Four documentaries focus on

Shawn Michaels, Ultimate Warrior, Mick

Foley, and Bret “Hitman” Hart. English

SDH. Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Lionsgate. $7.95

DVD 9291245 DOCTOR WHO: The

Animation Collection. Widescreen.

Collects five Doctor Who animated

releases including Dreamland and The

Infinite Quest featuring the Tenth Doctor

(David Tennant); The Power of the Daleks

featuring the Second Doctor (Patrick

Troughton); Shada featuring the Fourth

Doctor (Tom Baker); and Scream of the

Shalka. Over 7 hours on two DVDs. BBC. $7.95

DVD 9297170 THE BOXER. Widescreen. Daniel Day-Lewis

and Emily Watson are star-crossed lovers torn between

unquestioning loyalty to the ties of tradition and the passion they

share in one of 1997’s most critically acclaimed films from

director Jim Sheridan. Rated R. 114 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297197 CAPTIVE STATE.

Widescreen. Ten years after an alien

invasion, John Goodman plays a police

chief in occupied Chicago whose loyalties

are tested. He tracks a resistance group,

forcing humanity to confront whether to

collaborate with or fight their extraterrestrial

overlords. English SDH. 110 minutes.

Universal. $5.95

DVD 9287329 APOLLO 11. Widescreen.

A look at the Apollo 11 mission to land on

the moon led by commander Neil

Armstrong and pilots Buzz Aldrin and

Michael Collins. Experience the

momentous days and hours in 1969 when

humankind took a giant leap into the future.

English SDH. 93 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9287590 BREATH. Follows two teenage boys, Pikelet

and Loonie (Samson Coulter and Ben Spence), growing up in a

remote corner of the Western Australian coast, who form an

unlikely friendship with a mysterious older surfer (Simon Baker).

Not Rated. 116 minutes. MVD Visual. $4.95

DVD 9297537 VANITY FAIR. Widescreen.

Reese Witherspoon gives a vibrant,

captivating performance as one of the greatest

female characters of all time, Becky Sharp, in

this sumptuous and sexy epic from director

Mira Nair. It’s a dazzling ascent up the social

ladder as vivacious Becky schemes and

seduces her way to the top. CC. 141 minutes.

Universal. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9291199 WAGON TRAIN.

Fullscreen. Presents 24 exciting episodes,

each chronicling a personal story of

courage and perseverance on the great

migration westward during the 1800s.

Taken from original film prints, these

adventures boast breathtaking scenery and

a terrific cast lead by Ward Bond, Robert

Horton, and others. In B&W. Twenty hours

on 6 DVDs. Timeless Media Group. Pub. at $29.93 $9.95

DVD 9297391 MY SUMMER OF LOVE.

Widescreen. Local girl Mona is naive,

reckless and filled with yearning for

something more in life. Tamsin (Emily

Blunt) is spoiled and bored, trying to

escape her prep-school existence when she

draws Mona into her fantasy world. What

started as a magical friendship soon

becomes laced with deception and danger.

Rated R. English SDH. 87 minutes. Universal. $5.95

DVD 9297286 AN EVENING WITH

BEVERLY LUFF LINN. Widescreen.

Aubrey Plaza stars as a woman who leaves

her terrible husband and a would-be robber

behind to pursue a mysterious performer

from her past. An oddball quest ensues,

leading to a magical and bizarre event. Also

stars Craig Robinson. Rated R. 108

minutes. Universal. $6.95

DVD 9291253 THE DOUBLE. When a United States Senator is

brutally murdered, the evidence points to a soviet assassin long

thought to be dead. A retired CIA operative (Richard Gere) and a

hotshot FBI agent (Topher Grace) are thrown together to track the

killer down. 98 minutes. Image. Pub. at $27.97 $4.95

DVD 9291407 THE ROAD WARRIOR/

MAD MAX: Beyond Thunderdome.

Widescreen. Make way for Mad Max (Mel

Gibson) and The Road Warrior (Rated R), the

Apocalypse on wheels that put Gibson on the

Hollywood map for keeps and ranks as one of

the most mind-blowing stunt movies ever

made. Our hero returns for more astonishing

adventures in Mad Max Beyond

Thunderdome. CC. Over three hours. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

DVD 9291423 STEPHEN KING’S GOLDEN YEARS.

Fullscreen. An elderly janitor hurt in an explosion at a secret

army lab run by “The Shop” starts growing younger every day. A

ruthless operative is sent to cover it up, so the janitor and his

wife go on the run with the help of a sympathetic female agent.

Stars Keith Szarabajka and Felicity Huffman. Not Rated. CC.

Nearly 4 hours on two DVDs. Paramount. $5.95

DVD 9291318 INSIDE AMY

SCHUMER: 3 Season Binge

Pack. Widescreen. Straight from

Amy Schumer’s provocative and

hilariously wicked mind, this

series explores sex, relationships

and the general clusterf**k that is

life with sketches, stand-up

comedy, and woman on the street interviews. Not Rated. Over 10

hours on five DVDs. Paramount. $5.95

*DVD 9304541 SCHOOL IN THE

CROSSHAIRS. Widescreen. Ordinary

schoolgirl Yuka’s new term comes ot an

odd start when she inexplicably stops an

accident by using latent psychic powers.

Troubled by her newfound abilities, Yuka

also senses a strange force starting to

take hold of the school. Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 90

minutes. Cult Epics. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

DVD 9297189 THE BRASS BOTTLE.

Widescreen. When Harold (Tony Randall)

buys an antique Arabian bottle at auction, he

ends up freeing the centuries imprisoned

genie, Fakrash. Forever indebted and ready to

serve his new master, Fakrash grants Harold

his every wish. But, soon everything goes from

bad to worse! The movie that inspired the hit

TV show, I Dream of Jeannie. Also stars

Barbara Eden. English SDH. 90 minutes. Universal. $5.95

*DVD 9304592 VINTAGE VENGEANCE

SPAGHETTI WESTERN, VOLUME 1.

Widescreen. In The Man From Oklahoma,

Oklahoma Dan (Rick Horn) is sent into a small

town ruled by the ruthless ranch hands of Ron

Edwards, with danger lurking around every

corner. In Gatling Gun, Captain Chris Tanner

(Robert Woods) has been found guilty in the

Gatling affair and is on a mission to find out

what really happened. Not Rated. English dubbing. Over 3 hours on

two DVDs. First Line Films. Pub. at $25.95 $19.95

*DVD 9307141 7 SINS. Widescreen. A

searing, subversive horror anthology that

reimagins the seven deadly sins through

the twisted visions of underground

cinema’s boldest voices. Each segment

explores a sin not by doctrine, but through

raw, human impulse, creating a portrait of

desire, despair, and decay. Not Rated. 93

minutes. Indiepix. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

DVD 9291202 WRIGLEY FIELD:

1914-2014 Historic Moments. Built in

1914, Wrigley Field is the last of the “jewel

box designed” ballparks that were popular

in the early part of the 20th century. It is now

the only pro-ballpark with a hand-turned

scoreboard and ivy-covered walls. Join Pat

Hughes, “the voice of the Cubs,” as he

introduces moments from the past 100

years that all Cub fans will cherish! 75 minutes. Questar. $5.95

DVD 9291180 TRAILER PARK BOYS:

The Movie. Widescreen. From executive

producer Ivan Reitman comes a comedy full

of petty thieves, alcohol, and strippers.

When the raunchy residents of Sunnyvale

Trailer Park (Ricky, Julian, and Bubbles)

end up in prison, they hatch a plan to pull

off the “Big Dirty.” Rated R. 93 minutes.

Screen Media Films. Pub. at $14.98 $5.95

DVD 9287264 BIOGRAPHY: WWE

Legends, Volume 1. Widescreen. The

ultimate ringside seat to the men behind the

most iconic characters in WWE history, which

are helmed by some of the industry’s foremost

directors and top storytellers. Four

documentaries focus on “Stone Cold” Steve

Austin, “Rowdy” Roddy Piper, “Macho Man”

Randy Savage, and Booker T. English SDH.

Over 5 hours on two DVDs. Lionsgate. Pub. at $19.98 $7.95

DVD 9291377 PRO FOOTBALL HALL OF

FAME: 85 Years of Greatness. Fullscreen.

Discover the players, coaches and owners as

they share first-hand accounts of the most

glorious moments in the game. From the first

Class in 1963 to the Class of 2005, get an

insider’s view of the larger than life personalities,

behind the scenes drama, and the epic plays

that earned these men their hallowed inductions.

Over 8 hours on three DVDs. Warner Bros. Enter. $5.95

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NEW DVDs

DVD 9291342 LUST, CAUTION.

Widescreen. A young woman becomes

swept up in a radical plot to assassinate a

ruthless and secretive intelligence agent.

As she immerses herself in her role as a

cosmopolitan seductress, she becomes

entangled in a dangerous game of

emotional intrigue, love and betrayal. Rated

R. In Mandarin with English subtitles. 155

minutes. Universal. Pub. at $19.98 $5.95

DVD 9291393 THE RETURN OF THE

NATIVE. Fullscreen. The breathtaking English

countryside sets the stage for a spellbinding

triangle of love, desire and destiny in Thomas

Hardy’s timeless romantic classic about an

ambitious beauty and the two men who will

sacrifice everything to claim her. Stars

Catherine Zeta Jones and Clive Owen. 98

minutes. Hallmark Hall of Fame. $5.95

DVD 929130X INHERITANCE.

Widescreen. Lauren Monroe (Lily Collins)

is the successful daughter of a powerful

family. When her father suddenly dies, he

leaves her a set of keys to an unknown

bomb shelter on their estate. What she

uncovers there may unravel the fabric of her

family dynasty and threaten her life, as well

as all those around her. Not Rated. English

SDH. 111 minutes. Vertical. $5.95

DVD 9291229 ANDY WILLIAMS: Moon River and Me.

Williams personally introduces eighteen unforgettable video

performances from his Emmy Award-winning TV series, including

Moon River; The Face I Love; The Shadow of Your Smile; Love Story;

Born Free; and many others. 74 minutes. Questar. $5.95

DVD 9291326 IRON SKY: The Coming

Race. Widescreen. Following the devastating

aftermath of nuclear war on Earth, a former

Nazi Moonbase has become the last refuge for

mankind. Limited supplies and

overpopulation threaten the survivors until

Obi, the leader’s daughter, finds a map

pointing to a power buried deep under Earth’s

wasted surface that could save mankind or

destroy it once and for all. English SDH. 92 minutes. Vertical. $5.95

*DVD 9307249 HOW DO THEY MAKE

IT? Season 1. Widescreen. A journey into the

world of complex mechanisms surrounding

contemporary man. It’s the story about places

where exceptional things are being created to

make our travel, communication, work, and

life easier. Collects all three Season One

episodes. 60 minutes. Dreamscape Media.

Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304320 BURN ALL MY

LETTERS. Widescreen. Set against the

backdrop of 1930s Sweden, the film brings to

life the passionate, forbidden love story

between Karin Stolpe (Asta Kamma August),

Olof Lagercrantz, and her husband, Sven

Stolpe (Bill Skarsgard). Not Rated. In Swedish

with English subtitles. 120 minutes.

International Media. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304614 WEEDS. Widescreen.

A San Quentin inmate, sentenced to life

without parole, writes a play that catches

the interest of a reporter. Now a free man,

Lee reunites his prison buddies to

perform the story of their lives across

America. Stars Nick Nolte and Rita

Taggart. Rated R. 118 minutes. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9307311 THE KILLER MUST

KILL AGAIN. Widescreen. Giorgio is a

greedy adulterer who makes a deal with a

killer to dispose of his wealthy wife, Nora.

Unfortunately, a thrill-seeking young

couple steals the killer’s car with Nora’s

corpse in the trunk, ending up at a

run-down seaside villa. A film by Luigi

Cozzi. Not Rated. In Italian with English

subtitles. 90 minutes. Rustblade. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9304509 MIRROR LIFE: Modern Zombies. An

investigator’s search for her missing cousin uncovers a

conspiracy involving an illegal drug trail and experiment that

leads to a zombie outbreak. Not Rated. 89 minutes. Cleopatra

Entertainment. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9297774 CAT’S IN THE

CRADLE: The Song That Changed Our

Lives. Widescreen. Celebrates the 50th

anniversary of Harry Chapin’s iconic song

and explores the song’s lasting impact on

music, culture, and personal lives. Reflects

on the song’s universal themes of

parenthood, time, and relationships that

have resonated with audiences. Not Rated.

90 minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*DVD 9307281 J-GIRL YUMMY: Harumi Tachibana.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star

of this video is Harumi Tachibana. Not Rated. 72 minutes.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9307257 INCEL. Widescreen. A

man obsessed with a female podcaster

becomes convinced she is talking with

him through her podcast. This obsession

leads to tragic consequences. Stars

Evan Jacobs and Angelique Flores. Not

Raded. 73 minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at

$14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307362 OUT OF SEASON.

Widescreen. Ann and Joanna, a

mother-daughter duo, run a hotel on an island.

When they receive an unexpected guest, Joe,

with whom Ann had an affair years ago,

Joanna expresses her feelings for him. Stars

Vanessa Redgrave, Cliff Robertson, and Susan

George. Rated R. English SDH. 90 minutes.

MVD Visual. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9304371 THE DEVIL’S MUSIC.

Widescreen. A group of friends on a

weekend getaway are caught between a

hulking serial killer and one of their own

possessed by a recording of an ancient

ritual. Not Rated. 81 minutes. SRS Cinema.

Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307168 THE DEVIL’S

WASTELAND. Widescreen. Survivors of a

deadly plague roam the North American

wasteland in hopes of a future. They

encounter a cannibalistic family with a

deranged cult-like leader. Things take a turn

for the worse as the survivors are kidnapped

and tortured. Not Rated. 96 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307494 THE VERY BEST OF THE ED SULLIVAN

SHOW, VOLUME 2: The Greatest Entertainers.

Fullscreen. Burt Reynolds introduces another stellar cast of

performers from the most incredible variety show in the

history of television. Brings you the biggest names in

comedy, Broadway, variety, pop, and rock, captured live in

the prime of their careers. Not Rated. 93 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307486 THE VERY BEST OF

THE ED SULLIVAN SHOW, VOLUME 1:

Unforgettable Performances.

Fullscreen. Brings you some of the biggest

names in comedy, Broadway, variety, rock,

and pop, captured live in the prime of their

careers. Hosted by Carol Burnett. Includes

performances and footage of Lucille Ball,

The Beatles, The Doors, Ella Fitzgerald, The

Supremes, Barbara Streisand, and more. 98 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*DVD 9307192 THE ED SULLIVAN

SHOW: A Classic Christmas. Captures the

warmth and joy of the season with over a dozen

of your favorite Christmas songs from the

biggest stars, including The Supremes, Bing

Crosby, Johnny Mathis, Connie Francis, and

Count Basie, as well as comedy from Rich Little

and George Carlin. In B&W. 46 minutes. SOFA

Entertainment, Inc. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

*DVD 9304568 SCREAMITYVILLE.

Widescreen. Every Halloween, in a town that’s

hidden and not on any map, the residents

transform their homes into terrifying

spectacles with witches, zombies, ghosts, and

monsters. They do it to keep visitors away.

What secrets lurk in the shadows? Not Rated.

84 minutes. Borderline Media Group.

Pub. at $9.95 $7.95

DVD 9287434 GAMES GIRLS PLAY.

Sultry 1970s B-movie bombshell Christina

Hart stars as Bunny O’Hara, the underage

man-eating daughter of a wealthy American

businessman. After sleeping her way through

the brass ranks of the U.S. military, Bunny is

packed off to Swinging London and a remote

finishing school for wayward rich girls. Also

released as The Bunny Caper. Not Rated. 88

minutes. Adults only. Dark Sky. Pub. at $14.98 $6.95

*DVD 9304479 J-GIRL YUMMY: Toka Rinne. Brings you

the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful settings,

wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Toka Rinne. Not Rated. 58 minutes. Adults only. Gravure

Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9304444 J-GIRL YUMMY:

Mitsuha Kikukawa. Brings you the

sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least

amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Mitsuha Kikukawa. Not Rated. 60

minutes. Adults only. Gravure Glamour

Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9304452 J-GIRL YUMMY: Reona Kirishima.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Reona Kirishima. Not Rated. 80 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

*DVD 9307273 J-GIRL YUMMY: Emi Asano. Brings you

the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful settings,

wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this video is

Emi Asano. Not Rated. 64 minutes. Adults only. Gravure

Glamour Girls. Pub. at $17.95 $13.95

NEW BLU-RAYs

Blu-ray 9287604 MOUNTAIN.

Widescreen. Only three centuries ago,

setting out to climb a mountain would

have been considered close to lunacy.

Director Jennifer Peedom has fashioned

an astonishing symphony of

mountaineers, ice climbers, free soloists,

heliskiers, snowboarders, wingsuiters

and parachuting mountain bikers. Not

Rated. English SDH. 74 minutes. Greenwich. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297804 IN THE MOUTH

OF MADNESS. Widescreen. An insurance

investigator begins discovering that the

impact a horror writer’s books have on his

fans is more than inspirational. Stars Sam

Neill and Julie Carmen. Includes a

perfect-bound collector’s book and a

double-sided fold-out poster. Rated R.

English SDH. 95 minutes. Slipcased.

Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $47.95

*Blu-ray 9297847 MS .45.

Widescreen. Zoe Lund stars as a mute

garment-district seamstress who, after falling

victim to multiple unspeakable assaults,

ignites her one-woman homicidal rampage

against New York City’s entire male

population. Includes a perfect-bound

collector’s book and a double-sided fold-out

poster. Rated R. English SDH. 80 minutes.

Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

*Blu-ray 929791X TRICK ‘R TREAT.

Widescreen. Five stories interwoven that

occur on the same block, on the same night.

Follow a high school principal who leads a

double life as a ruthless serial killer; the

journey of a young woman looking for love; a

group of teenagers playing a prank; and an

old man confronted by a mischievous

trick-or-treater. Includes a double-sided

fold-out poster and an illustrated collector’s booklet. Rated R.

English SDH. 82 minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

Blu-ray 9291296 THE GODFATHER

TRILOGY: Corleone Legacy Edition.

Francis Ford Coppola’s masterful adaption

of Mario Puzo’s novel. Collects The

Godfather; The Godfather Part II; and The

Godfather Part III. Includes the Corleone

legacy family tree, original theatrical art

cards, and collectible portraits, and a bonus

Blu-ray of extras. All Rated R. English SDH.

Over 8 hours on three Blu-rays. Paramount. $29.95

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NEW BLU-RAYs

Blu-ray 9291350 THE MAN WITH NO

NAME TRILOGY: A Fistful of Dollars/For

a Few Dollars More/The Good, the Bad

and the Ugly. Widescreen. This definitive

Sergio Leone collection of the most

ambitious and influential Westerns ever

made includes A Fistful of Dollars; For a Few

Dollars More; and The Good, the Bad and

the Ugly. All star Clint Eastwood. Most Rated

R. English SDH. Over 6 hours on three Blu-rays. MGM. $20.95

*Blu-ray 9307354 THE MASK.

Widescreen. Jim Carrey stars as a

mild-mannered bank clerk who discovers a

mysterious ancient mask that brings his

innermost desires to wild, screaming life.

Also stars Cameron Diaz. Includes an

illustrated collector’s booklet, double-sided

fold-out poster, and six postcard-sized

reproduction artcards. English DH. 101

minutes. Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $59.95 $39.95

Blu-ray 929127X FAST & FURIOUS

7-MOVIE COLLECTION. Widescreen.

Collects The Fast and the Furious; 2 Fast 2

Furious; The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo

Drift; Fast & Furious; Fast Five; Fast &

Furious 6; and Furious 7. Stars Paul

Walker and Vin Diesel. Boxed in a limited

edition tire case. Some Not Rated.

Includes a bonus DVD. English SDH. Over

13 hours on seven Blu-rays. Universal. $24.95

Blu-ray 9287582 BREATH. Follows two teenage boys,

Pikelet and Loonie (Samson Coulter and Ben Spence), growing

up in a remote corner of the Western Australian coast, who form

an unlikely friendship with a mysterious older surfer (Simon

Baker). Not Rated. 116 minutes. MVD Visual. $4.95

Blu-ray 9287337 BEACH BUM.

Widescreen. Follows the hilarious

misadventures of Moondog (Matthew

McConaughey), a rebellious rogue who

always lives life by his own rules. Also

Stars Snoop Dogg, Zac Efron, and Isla

Fisher. Rated R. English SDH. 95

minutes. Universal. $5.95

*Blu-ray 9307346 THE MASK.

Widescreen. Jim Carrey stars as a

mild-mannered bank clerk who discovers a

mysterious ancient mask that brings his

innermost desires to wild, screaming life.

Also stars Cameron Diaz. Includes an

illustrated collector’s booklet, double-sided

fold-out poster, and six postcard-sized

reproduction artcards. English DH. 101

minutes. Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307400 RED PLANET.

Widescreen. Val Kilmer and

Carrie-Anne Moss headline this sci-fi

adventure, which is an exciting glimpse

into a future where humankind’s last

hope for survival rests on escaping the

bounds of Earth and colonizing the

cosmos. Includes an illustrated

collector’s booklet. English SDH. 106

minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

Blu-ray 9291237

CASABLANCA: 70th

Anniversary Edition.

Fullscreen. In this 70th

anniversary collectors’ edition,

you’ll find the restored 1942

classic film, along with 13 hours

of extras. Included in the boxed

set is a 60-page volume with production notes, set drawings, and

behind-the-scenes photos; a 1942 French Theatrical mini-poster;

and four drink coasters in a keepsake box. Includes DVD version.

English SDH. In B&W. 102 minutes. Warner Bros. Enter. $24.95

*Blu-ray 9304584 THREE/THREE...EXTREMES.

Widescreen. A trio of ghostly tales of terror, each from a different

country, from the anthology Three. Initiated by acclaimed Hong

Kong producer and director Peter Ho-Sun Chan, the film would

prove highly influential in its innovative approach to pan-Asian

horror, and lead to the shockingly compelling sequel,

Three...Extremes. Rated R. In Korean, Thai, Cantonese, Mandarin,

and Japanese with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on two Blu-rays.

Arrow Video. Pub. at $39.95 $29.95

Blu-ray 9291385 THE NEON DEMON.

Widescreen. Jesse (Elle Fanning) has

moved to Los Angeles to pursue her dreams

of glamor and fame but must contend with

the city’s dark side and her seedy motel

manager (Keanu Reeves). She clashes with

a dangerous duo of bloodthirsty models

who hunger for her youth and vitality, and

will stop at nothing to devour it. Rated R.

English SDH. 117 minutes. Broad Green Pictures. $9.95

Blu-ray 9287310 APOLLO 11.

Widescreen. A look at the Apollo 11

mission to land on the moon led by

commander Neil Armstrong and pilots

Buzz Aldrin and Michael Collins.

Experience the momentous days and

hours in 1969 when humankind took a

giant leap into the future. English SDH.

93 minutes. Universal. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297812 THE ISLAND.

Widescreen. A teacher takes six students

along for a trip to a remote, deserted island.

After arrival, they discover three deranged

brothers and their equally deranged mother

living on the island, and one of the sons is

looking for a bride. Not Rated. In Cantonese

with English subtitles. 93 minutes. Eureka.

Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

Blu-ray 9302158 FACING NOLAN.

Widescreen. In the world of MLB, no one

has created a mythology like Nolan Ryan.

Told from the point of view of the hitters

he faced and the teammates who revered

him, this is the definitive documentary of

a Texas legend. Not Rated. English SDH.

102 minutes. Unobstructed View. $4.95

Blu-ray 9287396 MONSTERS AND

MEN. Widescreen. When a young father

witnesses the police shooting of an

unarmed black man, the tight-knit

community of Bed-Stuy is pushed to the

brink. Stars John David Washington and

Anthony Ramos. Rated R. English SDH.

95 minutes. Universal. $4.95

Blu-ray 928740X PARASITE.

Widescreen. Greed and class

discrimination threaten the newly formed

symbiotic relationship between the

wealthy Park family and the destitute Kim

clan. Rated R. In Korean with English

subtitles. 132 minutes. Universal. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9297898 SASUKE: The

Complete Television Series. Fullscreen.

Sasuke is a boy who belongs to the Sarutobi

clan, fighting with those belonging to the

Tokugawa Shogun. During the 17th century,

Lord Tokugawa waged a ruthless war of

domination. This historic anime series

makes its North American debut and is now

available in its entirety, featuring all 29

episodes. Dubbed and in Japanese with English subtitles. Over 13

hours on three Blu-rays. AnimEigo. Pub. at $59.95 $44.95

*Blu-ray 9307478 THE TIM RITTER

COLLECTION: The SOV Years.

Fullscreen & Widescreen. For the first time,

legendary filmmaker Tim Ritter’s shot on

video filmography–everything outside his

much celebrated “Truth or Dare”

series–this set includes Twisted Illusions;

Twisted Illusions 2; Creep; Dirty Cop No

Donut; I Am A Pig: Dirty Cop No Donut 2;

and Reconciled Through the Christ. Not Rated. Over 8 hours on four

Blu-rays. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $79.95 $59.95

*Blu-ray 930732X THE KILLER

MUST KILL AGAIN. Widescreen. Giorgio

is a greedy adulterer who makes a deal

with a killer to dispose of his wealthy wife,

Nora. Unfortunately, a thrill-seeking young

couple steals the killer’s car with Nora’s

corpse in the trunk, ending up at a

run-down seaside villa. A film by Luigi

Cozzi. Includes Blu-ray and DVD versions.

Not Rated. In Italian with English subtitles. 90 minutes.

Rustblade. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9297839 MS .45.

Widescreen. Zoe Lund stars as a mute

garment-district seamstress who, after falling

victim to multiple unspeakable assaults,

ignites her one-woman homicidal rampage

against New York City’s entire male

population. Includes a perfect-bound

collector’s book and a double-sided fold-out

poster. Rated R. English SDH. 80 minutes.

Slipcased. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307389 RE-ANIMATOR. Widescreen. After an

unusual new medical student arrives on campus, a dedicated

local and his girlfriend become involved in bizarre experiments

centered on the re-animation of dead tissue. Stars Jeffrey

Combs and Bruce Abbott. Includes the Unrated Version (85

minutes, UHD Blu-ray) and the Integral Version (105 minutes,

Blu-ray). English SDH. Ignite Films. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9307540 THE

RESURRECTED. Widescreen. Charles

Dexter Ward’s wife enlists the help of a

private detective to find out what her

husband is up to in a remote cabin owned

by his family for centuries. Stars John

Terry, Jane Sibbett, and Chris Sarandon.

Includes UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray

versions. Rated R. English SDH. 105

minutes. Vinegar Syndrome. Pub. at $49.98 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9297863 OUTLAND.

Widescreen. A federal marshal newly

stationed at a mining colony on the

Jupiter moon of Io notices a series of

unusual deaths. Against the advice of

everyone, he digs deeper to find the

cause and finds himself marked for death.

Stars Sean Connery. Includes a

double-sided fold-out poster and

illustrated collector’s booklet. Rated R. English SDH. 109

minutes. Arrow Video. Pub. at $49.95 $34.95

*Blu-ray 9304258 ASYLUM.

Widescreen. Here inside the gates of

Dunsmoor Asylum For the Incurably Insane,

you’ll discover four disturbing tales of

voodoo vengeance, murderous mannequins,

psychotic ingenues, demonic dolls, and one

killer twist of an ending. Includes UHD

Blu-ray and Blu-ray versions. Not Rated. 88

minutes. Severin. Pub. at $44.95 $32.95

*Blu-ray 9304274 BASKIN.

Widescreen. When a 5-man police squad is

lured into a realm where torment, depravity,

and damnation are the only law, they’ll

become prisoners of an abyss from which

there may be no mortal escape. Includes

UHD Blu-ray and Blu-ray versions. Not

Rated. In Turkish with English subtitles. 97

minutes. Severin. Pub. at $44.95 $32.95

*Blu-ray 9289682 THE BLACK

PANTHER OF SHAOLIN/THE BLACK

SIX. The Black Panther of Shaolin finds Ron

Van Clief and Leo Fong locked in mortal

combat with a gang of kidnappers. The

Black Six is one of the first all-Black biker

movies, telling the story of a motorcycle

club that seeks revenge against White

supremacists. Also includes Martial Arts

Mayhem volumes 1-3. Rated R. English SDH. Over 7 hours on two

Blu-rays. AGFA. Pub. at $42.98 $29.95

Blu-ray 9291458 TERMINATOR:

Genisys 3D. In the war between man and

machine, Kyle Reese (Jai Courtney) is

sent back to 1984 to protect his young

mother, Sarah Connor. However, this

time, unexpected events have altered the

past and threaten the future. Reese must

join forces with Sarah and her “Guardian”

(Arnold Schwarzenegger) to save the

world. Includes Blu-ray 3D, Blu-ray and DVD versions. English

SDH. 125 minutes. Paramount. $5.95

*Blu-ray 929175X CANDY APPLE.

Delves into the complexities of a father-son

relationship set against the backdrop of New

York City’s Lower East Side. Texas Trash (as

himself), a double-amputee and former punk

rocker, moves in with his adult son, Bobby

(Dean Dempsey), after burning bridges out

west. Bobby grapples with his own creative

ambitions while trying to help his father stay

sober. 78 minutes. Anchor Bay. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

– 63 –

NEW BLU-RAYs

*Blu-ray 9307338 LAUREL &

HARDY: The Definitive Restorations,

Volume 2. Fullscreen. A collection of

1930s classic comedies from one of the

most beloved teams in show business

includes eight of their most celebrated

short comedies, including Man O’War;

Perfect Day; Blotto; Another Fine Mess;

Dirty Work; and Going Bye-Bye!; Them

Thar Hills; and Tit for Tat. In B&W. Six hours on 2 Blu-rays. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9297782 DEADMAN’S

BARSTOOL. Centers on Mary, the wife of

a well-known televangelist who goes by

the moniker “John the Preacher”. Facing

divorce with meager financial settlement,

she partners with Ginny, her husband’s

mistress, to rob him of his cash fortune

and split the loot. Not Rated. 78 minutes.

Anchor Bay. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9289712 THE PAINTED

BIRD. Widescreen. Follows the journey

of The Boy (Petr Kotlar) near the end of

WWII, entrusted by his persecuted

parents to an elderly foster mother. The

old woman soon dies, and The Boy is on

his own, wandering through the

countryside, struggling for survival. Also

stars Udo Kier and Stellan Skarsgard.

English SDH. In B&W. 169 minutes. IFC. Pub. at $39.98 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9307419 SS EXPERIMENT LOVE CAMP.

Widescreen. Possibly the most infamous entry into the

Nazisploitation genre, Sergio Garrone’s film is a harrowing

and deliberately triggering experience which, even by today’s

standards, is as powerful as it was when originally released in

1976. Not Rated. Dubbed and in Italian with English subtitles.

95 minutes. 88 Films. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9307397 RE-ANIMATOR.

Widescreen. After an unusual new medical

student arrives on campus, a dedicated

local and his girlfriend become involved in

bizarre experiments centered on the

re-animation of dead tissue. Stars Jeffrey

Combs and Bruce Abbott. Includes the

Unrated Version (85 minutes) and the

Integral Version (105 minutes). English

SDH. Two Blu-rays. Ignite Films. Pub. at $39.95 $27.95

*Blu-ray 9291768 FURIOUS

SWORDS AND FANTASTIC WARRIORS.

Widescreen. Presented here are ten films

that reveal the range and versatility of

Chang Cheh’s career as a filmmaker. Films

include King Eagle, Men from the

Monastery, New Shaolin Boxers, and The

Weird Man. Slipcased. Not Rated. Features

English subtitles. Over 16 hours on five

discs. Celestial. Pub. at $104.95 $79.95

*Blu-ray 9289704 COMMANDO

NINJA II: Invasion America.

Widescreen. A foreign enemy has come

knocking. America thought the Cold

War was over, but for them, it’s just the

beginning. Plotting their revenge from

the sewers of New York City, a new

threat is about to strike at the heart of

the land of freedom. Not Rated. 150

minutes. ETR Media. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9297766 ANGST BY

AUGUST: Zappa/Twist & Shout. In

Zappa, three young boys, Bjorn (Adam

Tonsberg), Steen (Peter Reichhardt), and

Mulle (Morton Hoff), navigate the transition

from boyhood to adolescence. Twist &

Shout once again follows Bjorn (Tonsberg),

who plays drums in a rock ‘n’ roll band. Not

Rated. In Danish with English subtitles. Over

three hours. Altered Innocence. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9307559 THE STRANGE AFFAIR. Widescreen.

PC Strange is a new beat cop, fresh and idealistic about serving

the public good, who meets a hippie girl named Frederika. When

Strange gets trapped in a budding scandal, it’s Detective Sgt.

Pierce convinces Strange that he can save him, but only if

Strange can help bend the law to entrap a local kingpin. Stars

Michael York. Rated R. English SDH. 105 minutes. Vinegar

Syndrome. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9307524 YOUNG

BLONDES, STALKED AND

MURDERED. Stacy, an aspiring actress

with strawberry-blond hair and starry

dreams, navigates the tangled web of

auditions, rejection, and fierce

competition–all under a sinister shadow.

A serial killer is targeting young blond

performers. Stars Elle Chapman. Not

Rated. 65 minutes. Anchor Bay. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 930455X SCHOOL IN THE

CROSSHAIRS. Widescreen. Ordinary

schoolgirl Yuka’s new term comes ot an

odd start when she inexplicably stops an

accident by using latent psychic powers.

Troubled by her newfound abilities, Yuka

also senses a strange force starting to

take hold of the school. Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 90

minutes. Cult Epics. Pub. at $34.95 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9289690 BLOODY CREEK.

Fullscreen. A machete-wielding lunatic has

been dismembering and mutilating nubile

young campers inside Bloody Creek State

Park. The local police force baffled, a local

author takes matters into her own hands to

investigate the murder of her daughter.

Stars Terri Lewandowski and Christine

Cavalier. Not Rated. English SDH. 92

minutes. Saturn’s Core. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 9289720 SORRY ABOUT

THE DEMON. Widescreen. For Will, the

only thing worse than being dumped is

finding out that his new place is haunted.

Now faced with a house full of spirits, he

must figure out how to make things right

with his ex-girlfriend and banish the

sacrifice-seeking demon residing in his

house. Not Rated. English SDH. 105

minutes. Shudder. Pub. at $36.98 $24.95

*Blu-ray 930438X FERAT

VAMPIRE. Widescreen. From Juraj Herz

comes this disturbing shocker. When

Ferat Motors introduces a new

high-performance sports car, a trauma

doctor investigates a new bizarre theory

that the vehicle is a biological machine

fueled by human blood. Includes a

booklet. Not Rated. In Czech with English

subtitles. 94 minutes. Severin. Pub. at $32.95 $24.95

Blu-ray 9291210 ACTION COMEDY:

4-Movie Collection. Widescreen.

Collects Pawn Shop Chronicles (Brendan

Fraser); Operation: Endgame (Joe

Anderson); Breathless (Gina Gershon);

and Jack Brooks Monster Slayer (Trevor

Matthews). All Rated R. English SDH.

Over 6 hours on four Blu-rays. Anchor

Bay. $5.95

*Blu-ray 9304312 BUBBLE BATH.

Fullscreen. On his wedding day, eccentric

shop decorator Zsolt visits Aniko, his fiance’s

best friend, paralyzed by the fear of his

impending marriage. Drama and musical

numbers follow as they discuss romance,

loyalty, and ambition. Not Rated. In Hungarian

with English subtitles. 79 minutes. Deaf

Crocodile. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 930424X THE ASSASSIN

OF THE TSAR. A mysterious and

labyrinthine psychological drama in which

the tormented chambers of a patient’s mind

come to warp everything around him, even

the folds of history itself. Not Rated.

Dubbed and in Russian with English

subtitles. 104 minutes. Deaf Crocodile.

Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9307532 BLOODSTAINED

ITALY: Death Falls Lightly/Obscene

Desire/The Bloodstained Lawn.

Widescreen. Presented here is a trio of

70s Italian horror features that combine,

subvert, and surprise with their genre

leanings. Collects Obscene Desire

(L’osceno desiderio); The Bloodstained

Lawn (Il prato macchiato di rosso); and

Death Falls Lightly (La more scende leggera). Not Rated. In

Italian with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on three Blu-rays.

Vinegar Syndrome. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304266 BASKIN.

Widescreen. When a 5-man police squad

is lured into a realm where torment,

depravity, and damnation are the only

law, they’ll become prisoners of an abyss

from which there may be no mortal

escape. Not Rated. In Turkish with English

subtitles. 97 minutes. Severin. Pub. at

$29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304576 TENACIOUS D:

The Complete Masterworks, Volume 3.

On June 16th, 2023, Tenacious D performed

at the O2 Arena in London, England. This

Blu-ray and DVD set features the live set from

the show, plus their animated film

Post-Apocalypto, music videos, and a

fold-out poster. Not Rated. 135 minutes.

MVD Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9291806 TREASURES OF

SOVIET ANIMATION, VOLUME 1: The

Mystery of the Third Planet/The

Pass/The Return. Collects three

animated sci-fi films: The Mystery of the

Third Planet follows a trio of intrepid

space explorers setting off on a rocket

ship in the year 2181 to collect rare alien

creatures for the Moscow Zoo. The Pass

sees a group of terrified human survivors on an alien world try to

reach their derelict spacecraft 16 years after it crashed. In The

Return, a sleeping cosmonaut hurtles unaware towards his home

planet–but will he awake in time? Russian with English subtitles.

92 minutes. Deaf Crocodile. Pub. at $29.95 $21.95

*Blu-ray 9304355 DAIEI GOTHIC,

VOLUME 2: Japanese Ghost Stories.

Widescreen. A group of mighty warriors takes

on a demon that steals women. A cat assumes

human form to avenge its master. A curse

resulting from a brutal slaying is carried over

into the next generation. Collects Demon of

Moute Oe; The Haunted Castle; and Ghost of

Kasane Swamp. Includes a collectors booklet.

Not Rated. In Japanese with English subtitles. Over 4 hours on three

Blu-rays. Slipcased. Radiance. Pub. at $79.95 $59.95

*Blu-ray 9307516 WEEDS.

Widescreen. A San Quentin inmate,

sentenced to life without parole, writes a

play that catches the interest of a reporter.

Now a free man, Lee reunites his prison

buddies to perform the story of their lives

across America. Stars Nick Nolte and Rita

Taggart. Rated R. 118 minutes. MVD

Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $19.95

*Blu-ray 9304290 BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIES EVER!

Widescreen. The ultimate look back at the greatest holiday films

of all-time featuring commentary from legendary stars, writers,

directors, producers, critics, and authors as they talk about their

favorite classics and the making of these iconic films like Home

Alone; Elf; National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation; and more. 98

minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $29.95 $19.95

Blu-ray 9291261 FACE OFF/SNAKE

EYES. Widescreen. John Travolta stars as

FBI agent Sean Archer doing the

unthinkable to stop the elusive terrorist

Castor Troy (Nicholas Cage) in the

high-voltage action thriller Face/Off.

From its sensational opening to its

atmospheric final showdown, Snake Eyes

seethes with suspense. Cage and Gary

Sinise star in this Brian De Palma thriller. Rated R. English SDH.

Nearly 4 hours on two Blu-rays. Paramount. $4.95

Blu-ray 9291415 SMALL TOWN

KILLERS. Widescreen. Fed up with their

marriages, two best friends make the rash

decision to hire a hitman to kill their

wives. It’s not until they meet Igor, that

they immediately regret their decision

and try to cancel the hit. Igor won’t be

dissuaded. Their wives find out about Igor

and hire a hitman of their own. Not Rated.

English SDH. 90 minutes. RLJ Entertainment. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9304495 THE LAST FRANKENSTEIN. Buried

in a dormant life and a dead-end relationship, Jason

Frankenstein, the last of his family, finds himself frustratingly

approaching the middle of his life with little progress to show

towards carrying forward his family’s experiment. But after a

creature from his past brutally re-enters his life, he is

catalyzed to complete his work. Not Rated. English SDH. 102

minutes. Gila Films. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

– 64 –

NEW BLU-RAYs

*Blu-ray 9304436 HOLLYWOOD

ROCKS! Captures the essence of this era

as seen through the years of the

musicians, bands, clubs, groups, and

fans that kept this phenomenon alive until

its demise, brought on by the emergence

of Nirvana, Pearl Jam, and the Seattle,

Washington, “Grunge” explosion in the

early 1990s. 90 minutes. Cleopatra

Entertainment. Pub. at $24.95 $17.95

*Blu-ray 9307370 OUT OF

SEASON. Widescreen. Ann and

Joanna, a mother-daughter duo, run a

hotel on an island. When they receive

an unexpected guest, Joe, with whom

Ann had an affair years ago, Joanna

expresses her feelings for him. Stars

Vanessa Redgrave, Cliff Robertson, and

Susan George. Rated R. English SDH.

90 minutes. MVD Visual. Pub. at $22.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9307184 ED KEMPER.

Widescreen. The horrifying true story of

Ed Kemper, a cunning and sadistic serial

killer shaped by childhood abuse, whose

charm masked his grotesque obsession

with murder, mutilation, and the ultimate

act of revenge on his mother. Stars

Brandon Kirk. Not Rated. English SDH. 92

minutes. Epic. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9297855 NEZURA 1964.

Widescreen. 1963 Summer. Nagano, the

president of the Daiei Film Company,

needs a hit movie. He’s convinced to

make a movie “in which hundreds of giant

rats attack a city”. Successful test footage

and the movie is set for production;

however, disaster looms. Not Rated. In

Color and B&W. In Japanese with English

subtitles. 55 minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307508 VIDEO PSYCHO.

Fullscreen. Ryan is a drifter going from town

to town looking for the perfect girlfriend.

When he meets Kylie, he is instantly

smitten. The only problem is, Kylie already

has a boyfriend named Rick. But Ryan won’t

let anyone stand in his way to be with Kylie.

Not Rated. 75 minutes. SRS Cinema.

Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9304347 DIE’CED:

Reloaded. Widescreen. When notorious

killer Benny escapes an asylum on

Halloween night, his scarecrow-masked

rampage turns 1980s Seattle into a

blood-soaked nightmare–with one young

woman in his sights. Not Rated. 81

minutes. Epic. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307427 SHARKS OF THE

CORN. Widescreen. Strange things are

happening in Druid Hills, Kentucky, known

mainly for its voluminous corn output.

Victims of monsters in cornfields begin

cropping up, and witnesses are saying there

are large Great White sharks swimming in

the corn stalks. Not Rated. 83 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $14.95

*Blu-ray 9307230 HOSHI 35.

Widescreen. Follows Aki, who lived with a

baby monster, but they got separated.

Thirty-five years later, an earthquake hits

Aki’s house, and a giant monster appears

in front of her. Not Rated. In Japanese

with English subtitles. 80 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307214 THE GREAT

BUDDHA ARRIVAL. Widescreen. A

gigantic statue of the Buddha awakens

and embarks on a journey across Japan,

watched by the world in awe. A

modern-day reboot of the long-lost, and

quite possibly first daikaiju film, classic

Daibutsu Kaikoku (1934). Not Rated. In

Japanese with English subtitles. 61

minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307443 SPACE

MONSTER WANGMAGWI.

Fullscreen. Aliens from another world

seeking the conquest of Earth invade

with flying saucers. They unleash a

gigantic monster called Wang Ma Gwi,

who destroys everything in its path with

a powerful death ray. Not Rated. In

B&W. In Korean with English subtitles.

87 mintues. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $13.95

*Blu-ray 9307303 THE JESTER 2.

Widescreen. On Halloween, a teenage

magician named Max is forced into an

uneasy pact with The Jester, a

supernatural killer and trickster, facing

sinister tasks in a nightmarish game of

survival and illusion. Not Rated.

English SDH. 87 minutes. Epic.

Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9297928 WAR OF THE

NINJA MONSTERS: Jaron vs. Goura.

Widescreen. The ninja monsters Jaron and

Goura are awakened in the city of Chichibu

when two unlucky friends accidentally

break the spell keeping the beasts asleep.

The two rival ninja clans manipulate the

ninja beasts into a fierce battle. Not Rated.

In Japanese with English subtitles. 60

minutes. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9291792

SCREAMITYVILLE. Widescreen. A tour of

some of the creepiest and most creative

Halloween-themed houses, recreating the

experience of driving around on a late

October evening in search of your favorite

decorated homes in your neighborhood.

However, in Screamityville... they could be

your favorite, or your worst nightmare. 84

minutes. Borderline Media Group. Pub. at $19.95 $12.95

*Blu-ray 9307435 THE SHROUD.

Widescreen. A witch is killed and

wrapped in a shroud. Now a sect wants

to take possession of the cursed

shroud. A nun, raped for not having

delivered the shroud, will enact her

revenge. Not Rated. In Italian with

English subtitles. 76 minutes. SRS

Cinema. Pub. at $14.95 $11.95

Blu-ray 9292926 THE HOBBIT: The

Desolation of Smaug. Widescreen. The

dwarves, along with Bilbo Baggins and

Gandalf the Grey, continue their quest to

reclaim Erebor, their homeland, from

Smaug. Bilbo Baggins has a mysterious,

magical ring. Stars Ian McKellen and

Martin Freeman. Includes 3D Blu-ray and

Blu-ray versions and a bonus Blu-ray.

English SDH. 161 minutes. MGM. $4.95

*Blu-ray 9307206 THE GORE

TRILOGY. Fullscreen. Often referred to as

the “American Nekromantik”, Hugh

Gallagher’s “Gore Trilogy” is a

shot-on-analog-video smorgasbord of

sleaze and blood that shocked and

delighted underground movie fans for

years. Collects Gorgasm; Gorotica; and

Gore Whore. Not Rated. Over 3 hours on

two Blu-rays. Adults only. SRS Cinema. Pub. at $69.95 $49.95

*Blu-ray 9301186 J-GIRL YUMMY: Mitsuha Kikukawa.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Mitsuha Kikukawa. Not Rated. 60 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 930729X J-GIRL

YUMMY: Harumi Tachibana.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest

Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of

clothes. The star of this video is Harumi

Tachibana. Not Rated. 72 minutes. Adults

only. Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at

$21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9307265 J-GIRL YUMMY: Emi Asano.

Widescreen. Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most

beautiful settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star

of this video is Emi Asano. Not Rated. 64 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9304487 J-GIRL YUMMY:

Toka Rinne. Brings you the sexiest

Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of

clothes. The star of this video is Toka

Rinne. Not Rated. 58 minutes. Adults

only. Gravure Glamour Girls.

Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

*Blu-ray 9304460 J-GIRL YUMMY: Reona Kirishima.

Brings you the sexiest Japanese girls in the most beautiful

settings, wearing the least amount of clothes. The star of this

video is Reona Kirishima. Not Rated. 80 minutes. Adults only.

Gravure Glamour Girls. Pub. at $21.95 $16.95

NEW MUSIC CDs

CD 9292896 CHRISTMAS CLASSICS.

The five Christmas albums compiled here

are from Jim Reeves, Elvis Presley, Perry

Como, Johnny Cash and Andy Williams.

Songs include Jingle Bells; White

Christmas; Do You Hear What I Hear?;

Silent Night; It’s the Most Wonderful Time

of Year; and more! Sixty-nine tracks on 5 CDs. Legacy. $7.95

CD 9292918 SONGS FROM THE

MUSICALS: The Ultimate Collection.

This 100-track, five-CD set collects

tracks from the musicals The Phantom of

the Opera; Sweeney Todd; The Wizard of

Oz; The Sound of Music; Marry Poppins;

The Rocky Horror Picture Show; Les

Miserables; and more. Performers include Donny Osmond,

Andrew Lloyd Webber, Sarah Brightman, Beverly Knight, and

more. Union Square Music. $7.95

CD 9301941 SIMPLY THE BEST DOO WOP

COLLECTION, VOLUME 2. Collects 70 tracks,

including Down the Road by The Cadillacs; Barbara

Ann by The Regents; Congratulations by The Chantels;

These Golden Rings by The Jive Five; Let’s Start All

Over Again by The Paragons; Zoop by The Charts; and

more. Seven CDs. Collectables. $9.95

CD 9305815 WOODY GUTHRIE: The

Folk Collection. This two CD set

collects 21 tracks including Gypsy Davy;

Pretty Boy Floyd; Lonesome Day; House

of the Rising Sun; Little Black Train; Hard,

Ain’t It Hard; Worried Man Blues; and

more. Collectables. $7.95

CD 9302174 FREDDY CANNON: 3

Original Albums. Includes three

albums The Explosive Freddy Cannon;

Freddy Cannon Sings Happy Shades of

Blue; and Palisades Park. Collects 53

tracks on three CDs, including Boston

(My Home Town); Way Down Yonder in

New Orleans; Bye Bye Blues; Happy Shades of Blue; Palisades

Park; Transistor Sister; and more. Intense. $5.95

CD 9302034 ULTIMATE CHRISTMAS GIFT, VOLUME 1.

Collects 50 tracks, including Rockin’ around the Christmas Tree by

Brenda Lee; Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer by Gene Autry;

Dominick the Donkey by Lou Monte; Holly Jolly Christmas by Burl Ives;

Frosty the Snowman by The Beach Boys; more. Two CDs. $7.95

CD 9302182 THE JOHNNY CASH

FAMILY CHRISTMAS. This double-sided

CD collects 21 tracks, including Christmas As

I Knew It; Jingle Bells; King of Love; That

Christmas Feeling; Christmas With You;

Christmas Time’s A-Comin’; and more. Artists

include Johnny Cash, June Cash, The Statler

Brothers, The Carter Family, Tommy Cash, Carl Perkins, The

Tennessee Three, and Larry Butler. Columbia. $4.95

CD 9305769 SUN RECORDS: The

Definitive Hits, Volume One. Collects

25 tracks including Whole Lot of Shakin’

Going On by Jerry Lee Lewis; I Walk the

Line by Johnny Cash; Matchbox by Carl

Perkins; Go Go Go by Roy Orbison; Mona

Lisa by Carl Man; My Bucket’s Got a Hole

in It by Sonny Burgess; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305726 GREAT MEN OF ROCK

AND ROLL. Collects 25 tracks

including Let’s Stay Together by Al

Green; Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me by

Mel Carter; Hooked on a Feeling by

Blue Swede; Bus Stop by The Hollies;

Don’t Let the Sun Catch You Crying by

Gerry & The Pacemakers; and more. Collectables. $5.95

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NEW MUSIC CDs

CD 9302042 WATTSTAX ‘72: The

Complete Concert. Celebrates the 50th

anniversary of the iconic Wattstax event, which

took place at the L.A. Memorial Coliseum in

1972, featuring songs, speeches, and other

talks from the stage. Collects 77 tracks on six

CDs, including Pick up the Pieces by Carla

Thomas; I Remember by Tommy Tate; Them Hot Pants by Lee Sain;

and more. Pakaged in a book. Craft Recordings. $24.95

CD 9305793 TOMMY JAMES AND

THE SHONDELLS: Hanky Panky/Mony

Mony. Collects 23 tracks including I’ll Go

Crazy; I’m So Proud; Love Makes the World

Go Round; Don’t Throw Our Love Away;

Run Away With Me; Gingerbread Man; One

Two Three and I Fell; I Can’t Go Back to

Denver and more. Two albums. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9287205 CHER FOREVER. Collects

21 tracks, including Believe; If I Could Turn

Back Time; Walking in Memphis; Strong

Enough; Heart of Stone; This Way of Love; I

Hope You Find It; Take Me Home; I Found

Someone; Save Up All Your Tears; and

more. Warner Bros. Records. $5.95

CD 930567X BUDDY KNOX/BUDDY

KNOX & JIMMY BOWEN. Producer

Jimmy Bowen got his start playing in

Buddy Knox’s band, the Rhythm Orchids,

and together the two of them put out this

pair of classic rockabilly albums for

Roulette! Collects 23 tracks including

Party Doll; Don’t Make Me Cry; Mary Lou; My Kind of Woman;

Stick With Me; The Two Step; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9301976 MICHAEL JACKSON:

History–Past, Present and Future.

Collects 30 tracks including Billie Jean;

They Don’t Care About Us; Heal the

World; Rock with You; Earth Song;

Stranger in Moscow; Come Together;

History; Little Susie; Smile; Don’t Stop

‘Til You Get Enough; and more. Two CDs. Epic. $21.95

CD 9302018 THE ROLLING STONES:

Live at the Wiltern. Collects 20 tracks

into two CDs, including Jumpin’ Jack

Flash; Hand of Fate; No Expectations;

Beast of Burden; Stray Cat Blues; Can’t

You Hear Me Knocking?; Start Me Up;

That’s How Strong My Love Is; and more.

Includes a bonus DVD (112 minutes). Promotone. $19.95

CD 9301968 GRATEFUL DEAD: Fare Thee Well, July 5th,

2015. Recorded at Soldier Field in Chicago, Illinois. Collects 18

tracks on three CDs including I Know You Rider; Estimated

Prophet; Built to Last; Truckin’; Cassidy; Not Fade Away; Attics of

My Life; and more. Includes a video recording of the

performance on two Blu-rays (Over 3 hours). Rhino. $14.95

CD 9301992 REBA MCENTIRE:

Revived, Remixed, Revisited. Collects

30 tracks including I’m a Survivor; Fancy;

The Greatest Man I Never Knew; You Keep

Me Hangin’ On; For My Broken Heart; The

Night the Lights Went Out in Georgia; and

more. Includes multiple versions of some

tracks. Three CDs. MCA. $9.95

CD 9301933 ALICE COOPER: Billion

Dollar Babies. Collects 10 tracks

including Hello Hooray; Elected; Billion

Dollar Babies; No More Mr. Nice Guy;

Generation Landslide; and more. Also

includes 20 bonus tracks on a second CD,

which collects live versions, outtakes, and

single versions of some songs. Warner Bros. Records. $17.95

CD 9301984 THE POLICE:

Synchronicity. Collects 11 tracks

including Synchronicity I; Walking in Your

Footsteps; O My God; Every Breath You

Take; Wrapped Around Your Finger;

Murder By Numbers; and more. Also

includes a bonus CD with 18 tracks

including Message in a Bottle; Man in a Suitcase; Invisible Sun; and

more. Includes multiple versions of some tracks. Polydor. $15.95

CD 9305718 EDDIE FISHER: May I Sing to You/As Long as

There’s Music. Two albums included. Collects 20 tracks including

You Call It Madness But I Call it Love; Where the Blue of the Night

Meets the Gold of the Day; The Best Thing For You; As Long As There’s

Music; You’re My Girl; In Love In Vain; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9302026 THE ROLLING STONES:

Rock and Roll Circus. Collects 28 tracks

on two CDs, including Entry of the

Gladiators by Circus Band; A Quick One

While He’s Away by The Who; No

Expectations by The Rolling Stones;

Leaving Trunk by Taj Mahal; Something

Better by Marianne Faithful; and more. ABKCO Records. $14.95

CD 930195X THE ESSENTIAL BILLY

JOEL. Collects 36 tracks including

Piano Man; You’re My Home; The

Entertainer; She’s Always a Woman; Only

the Good Die Young; Just the Way You

Are; The Longest Time; Leave a Tender

Moment Alone; We Didn’t Start the Fire;

And So It Goes; and more. Two CDs. Columbia. $11.95

CD 930200X THE ROLLING

STONES: Grrr Live! On December 15,

2012 the band celebrated their golden

anniversary and took the stage in Newark,

New Jersey’s Prudential Center for the

final of four shows in the New York area.

This 26-track, two-CD set collects Get

Off of My Cloud; The Last Time; It’s only Rock ‘n’ Roll (But I Like

It); Happy; Before They Make Me Run; (I Can’t Get No)

Satisfaction; and more. Universal Music. $13.95

CD 929290X CHUCK BERRY: Chuck.

Collects 10 tracks from the father of rock

‘n’ roll: Wonderful Woman; Big Boys; You

Go to My Head;¾ Time (Enchiladas);

Darlin’; Lady B. Goode; She Still Loves

You; Jamaica Moon; Dutchman; and Eyes

of Man. Decca Records. $5.95

CD 9305696 CHARLIE RICH: The

Early Years/The Memphis Sound.

Includes two albums by Charlie Rich.

Collects 20 tracks including Easy

Money; I’ve Lost My Heart to You;

Philadelphia Baby; My Heart Cries for

You; C.C. Rider; Finally Found Out; The

Wedding’s Over; Whirlwind; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305734 THE SPIRIT OF THE FLUTE. Collects 18 tracks,

including El Condor Pasa; The Cuckoo’s Hornpipe; The Skylark;

Go Dating with My Love; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305653 ACAPPELLA

CHRISTMAS. Features three

groups–Pure Gold, Reunion, and D.C.’s

Finest–take on these holiday songs.

Collects 12 tracks including Twas The

Night Before Christmas/Silent Night;

You’re My Christmas Present; I’ll Be

Home for Christmas; White Christmas; Rudolph the Red-Nosed

Reindeer; and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305807 VEGAS. Collects 12

tracks, including What the World Needs

Now Is Love by Burt Bacharach; Fever by

Peggy Lee; The Trolley Song by Judy

Garland; A Tisket A Tasket by Ella Fitzgerald;

Banana Boat by Harry Belafonte; and more.

Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305661 A BAWDY

ELIZABETHAN EVENING IN MERRY

OLD ENGLAND. Collects 19 tracks

including Entrance of Players; In Fields

Abroad; Sacred End; The Leaves Bee

Greene; Flow Not So Fast, Ye Fountains;

and more. Collectables. $5.95

CD 9305688 MARY STRACHAN:

Celtic Harp. Collects 13 tracks

including Cearcall A’chuain;

Dumbarton’s Drums; M’eudail Bheag

Gun Gho; Island Moon; Oran Mu

Leanabh Og; Come By the Hills; Ae

Fond Kiss; Dean Cadalan Samhach;

and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305777 THE TANTALIZING

TANGOS OF ARGENTINA. Collects 14

tracks including Amigo Cavano; Un

Bandeon En La Noche; Romenza;

Tatihou; Nini Tango; Cancion De Ave

Maria; La Casita Del Lago; and more.

Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305750 SPOTLITE ON GONE RECORDS, VOLUME 1.

Collects 14 tracks, including Don’t Ask Me to Be Lonely by The

Dubs; School Bells by Nicky & The Nobels; Angel Face by The

Neons; Never Let Him Go by The Carousels; How Was I to Know

by The Uniques; and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305742 SPOTLITE ON EPIC

RECORDS, VOLUME 1. Collects 15

tracks incluing The Magic Kiss by The

Keystoners; Should I Cry by The

Concords; I Want to Know by The Kings;

Pledge of a Fool by The Barons; Crazy

Love by the Creators; I’ll Always Be in

Love With You by The Danleers; and more. Collectables. $4.95

CD 930570X DINAH WASHINGTON:

Golden Classics. Collects nine tracks

including I Cried For You; A Cottage for

Sale; Smoke Gets In Your Eyes; Look to

the Rainbow; Willow Weep for Me; Ain’t

Misbeahvin’; Keepin’ Out of Mischief;

Jitterbug Waltz; and What a Difference a

Day Made. Collectables. $4.95

CD 9305785 TIBETAN FOLK SONGS

AND DANCES. Collects 17 tracks

including Ping Ling; On Snow

Mountain; Bow and Arrow Bag; The

Second Season; Call to the Temple;

The Cutting Sword; Monastery; The

Hopeful Mountain; Mountaintop;

and more. Collectables. $4.95

*CD 9304304 BOB SHANE & DAVE

GUARD: Kingston Trio Originals.

Collects 46 tracks on three CDs, including

The Seine; I Can’t Go on Loving You; How’s

the Weather; The Dutchman; Lock all the

Windows by Bob Shane; and They Love the

Night; Sunshine Boys; I’m Living On Easy

by Dave Guard; and more. Silverwolf. Pub. at $29.99 $21.95

*CD 9302069 GENESIS: A Three

Part Symphony. Multiple live

performances by Genesis from

1973-1978, all recorded from live FM

broadcasts. Collects 30 tracks including

Watcher of the Skies; Daning with the

Moonlit Knight; Firth of Fifth; Eleventh

Earl of Mar; and more. Includes multiple versions of some

tracks. Leftfield Media. Pub. at $22.95 $17.95

CD 9291431 SUNDAY MORNING

FAVORITES. Fifty traditional organ

hymns on 2 CDs, that will make you feel

like you are sitting in a middle pew at

your favorite church. Includes All Hail the

Power; Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee; A

Mighty Fortress is Our God; This Is My

Father’s World; and more. Questar. $5.95

*CD 9304231 THE ART VAN

DAMME QUINTET: The King of Jazz

Accordion–Five Early Albums,

1947-54. This 56-track, two-CD

collection comprises all the tracks

from five of his first six

albums–Cocktail Capers; More

Cocktail Capers; Martini Time; The Van Damme Sound; and

Manhattan Time on the Columbia label. Songs include Dark

Eyes; I Want to Be Happy; Deep Night; Tea For Two; Lover;

Stella by Starlight; and more. Acrobat. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*CD 9291776 NAT SHILKRET &

THE VICTOR ORCHESTRA: The Hits

Collection 1924-32. A collection

comprising 47 of the career U.S. hits on

two CDs by the renowned bandleader,

including recordings with The Victor

Orchestra and as The International

Novelty Orchestra, The Troubadours, and The Virginians. Songs

include June Brought the Roses, All Alone Monday, The

Sidewalks of New York, Some Sweet Day, and many more.

Acrobat. Pub. at $20.99 $15.95

*CD 9297790 DON ELLIS: The

1960s Albums. Eight albums including

How Time Passes; Out of Nowhere; New

Ideas; Essence; Jazz Jamboree; The

Hindustani Jazz Sextet Live at UCLA; Don

Ellis Orchestra ‘Live" at Monterey!; and

Live in 3+2/3/4 Time. Collects 45 tracks

on four CDs. Enlightenment. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*CD 9307451 STAR TREK: The

Cage & Where No Man Has Gone

Before. Collects 11 tracks including

Star Trek Theme (Main Title); Doctor

Bartender; Survivors; Prime Specimen;

Monster Fight; Under the Spell; Star Trek

Theme (End Title); Pike’s Punishment;

and more. GNP Crescendo. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

– 66 –

NEW MUSIC CDs

*CD 9304363 THE DEVIL AND

BERNARD HERRMANN: The Bernard

Herrmann Legacy Series, Vol. 1.

Includes the London Philharmonic

Orchestra performance from June 19th,

1967, and the National Philharmonic

Orchestra performance from August

15th, 1973. Collects 16 tracks, including Mr. Scratch; The

Ballad of Springfield Mountain; Meditation/Antimacassar; The

Tomb/Sandra; and more. Unicorn. Pub. at $17.99 $13.95

*CD 9280774 ROLF THOFTE

QUINTET: Martha’s Dance. Recorded

at The Village Recording in Copenhagen,

Denmark, on December 18th-19th,

2024. Collects seven tracks including

The Big 5; Changing Tides; All...;

Bendico; Vice Versa; Martha’s Dance;

and Dunkelflaute. April Records. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*CD 9297820 LONNIE MACK: Live

from Louisville 1992. Collects seven

tracks including Camp Washington

Chili/If You Have to Know; Satisfy

Suzie; Stop; Memphis/Wham; Oreo

Cookie Blues; Tough on Me, Tough on

You; and Cincinnati Jail. Last Music

Company. Pub. at $16.99 $12.95

*CD 9304525 ROBERT

LOCKWOOD JR: Right Hand Man,

Volume Two. Collects 27 tracks

including Dust My Broom by Robert

Lockwood; You Got Me Where You Want

Me by John Brim and His Gary Kings;

Country Boy by Freddy King; Hotel Blues

by Eddie Boyd; Rocker by Little Walter; Fattening Fogs for

Snakes by Sonny Boy Williams; and more. Koko-Mojo. $11.95

*CD 929788X ROCKIN’ COUNTRY

STYLE, VOLUME 3. Collects 33

tracks including Crazy Mixed Up Blues

by Jimmy Boyd; Someone Stole My

Rag Mop by Bob Greene; Miss Molly

by Bob Wills; If You Let Me by Howard

Crockett; Guess Things Happen That

Way by Apaapa Sisters; Long Time No See by Frank Hunter;

and more. Atomicat Records. $11.95

*CD 9304339 THE BURNETT

SISTERS BAND: Easy Come, Easy

Go. Collects 10 tracks including Blame

You; Fool’s Gold; Don’t Let Me Fall; Easy

Come, Easy Go; Love Sick Blues;

Julianne Johnson/Tie Your Dog, Sally

Gal; Whispering Wind; The Youthful

Soldier; Song of the Mountains; and Sorry, Grief and Pain.

Pinecastle Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9297901 TIDALWAVE ROAD:

Skin and Bone. Collects 10 tracks

including Low Down & Lonesome; This Ol’

Place Is Home to Me; Skin and Bone; Black

Smoke Annie; Not Ok, My Brother; He Took

Your Place; Tom Dooley; No Place to Hide;

You Put the Blue in Bluegrass; and I’m Going

Home Again. Pinecastle Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9302077 JOY DIVISION: In

Completion. Includes demos, rarities,

and rehearsals with multiple

takes/versions of some tracks from

1977-1980. Collects 20 tracks including

Reaction; Inside the Line; Leaders of

Men; The Kill; Ice Age; Warsaw; Failures;

and more. Sonic Boom. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302050 DAVID CROSBY:

Back in the Saddle. On April 8th, 1989,

David Crosby performed at the Tower

Theater in Upper Darby, Pennsylvania.

Collects nine tracks including Tracks in

the Dust; Guinnevere; Dreams; Drive My

Car; Lady of the Harbor; Deja Vu; and

more. Wicker Man. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302093 NICK CAVE’S

JUKEBOX. Collects 22 tracks including

I Put a Spell on You by Screaming J.

Hawkins; Hey Joe by Jimi Hendrix; Black

Betty by Lead Belly; Wanted Man by

Johnny Cash; Blue Suede Shoes by

Elvis Presley; Mack the Knife by Louis

Armstrong; and more. Chrome Dreams. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302107 OZZY OSBOURNE:

Tokyo Solution. On June 29th, 1984,

Ozzy Osbourne performed at Tokyo

Kousei Kenkin Kaikan in Tokyo, Japan.

This performance was recorded from a

live FM broadcast. Collects 13 tracks

including Paranoid; Crazy Train; Mr.

Crowley; Bark at the Moon; Steal Away (The Night); Flying High

Again; and more. Good Ship Funke. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302115 RORY GALLAGHER:

Loreley Festival. On August 28th, 1982,

Rory Gallagher performed at The

Freilichtbuhne Loreley in St. Goarshausen,

Germany. This performance was recorded

from a live FM broadcast. Collects 14

tracks including Wayward Child; Double

Vision; What in the World; Follow Me; Bourbon; The Devil Made Me

Do It; and more. Go Faster Records. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 930214X THE STROKES: New

England Gateway. On May 31st, 2016,

The Strokes performed at the Capitol

Theatre in Port Chester, New York. This

performance was recorded from a live

FM broadcast. Collects 16 tracks

including The Modern Age; Soma; Threat

of Joy; Under Cover of Darkness; Electricityscape; Juicebox;

Reptilia; and more. Yard Stick. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302131 THE SISTERS OF

MERCY: Oslo. Collects two performances

by the Sisters of Mercy from April and May

1985. These performances were recorded

from live FM broadcasts. Collects 12 tracks

including First and Last and Always; No

Time to Cry; Possession; Emma;

Floorshow; Rock and a Hard Place; and more. Includes multiple

versions of some songs. Sutra. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302085 MARK KNOPFLER:

Hamburg. On June 16th, 2001, Mark

Knopfler performed at Stadtpark

Freilichtbuhne in Hamburg, Germany.

This performance was recorded from a

live FM broadcast. Collects 11 tracks

including Calling Elvis; Walk of Life;

Sultans of Swing; Junkie Doll; Speedway at Nazareth; and more.

Leftfield Media. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 9302123 SIOUXSIE AND THE

BANSHEES: Just Landed. On August

22nd, 1987, Siouxsie and the Banshees

performed at Jannus Landing in St.

Petersburg, Florida. This performance was

recorded from a live FM broadcast.

Collects 17 tracks including Overground;

The Hall of Mirrors; 92 Degrees; Slowdive; Take Me Back; Swimming

with Horses; and more. Good Ship Funke. Pub. at $15.95 $11.95

*CD 930441X A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: String Theory. Collects 11

tracks including Loves Overture; Say You

Love Me; Messages; Never Again (The

Dancer); Remember David; Hearts on Fire;

The Story of a Young Heart; What You Said,

What You Meant; Living in Heaven; What

am I Supposed to Do?; and Rainfall. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9297871 PHANTOM

ROCKERS, VOLUME 1: Don’t Bug Me

Baby. Collects 30 tracks including Blue

Suede Shoes by Buzz Williams; Don’t Go

Pretty Baby by Danny Boy; Don’t Stop the

Rockin’ by Pat Richmond & The

Fireballs; The Hunt by Wally Wilson;

Don’t You Know by Kansas City Tomcats; Danin’ Wild by Tom &

Jerry; and more. Atomicat Records. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 930715X THE BLASTERS:

American Music. The re-release of the

debut album for The Blasters. Collects

13 tracks including American Music;

Real Rock Drive; Barefoot Rock; Marie

Marie; I Wish You Would; She Ain’t Got

the Beat; She’s Gone Away; and more.

Liberation Hall. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9304282 BERLIN: Strings

Attached. The synth pop group, Berlin,

returns with an album of their classic

tracks–with strings attached as they worked

with a full philharmonic orchestra. Collects

12 tracks including Take Your Turn; The

Metro; No More Words; Take My Breath

Away; Now It’s My Turn; and more. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9304401 A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: Some Dreams. Collects 10

tracks including Some Dreams; Him;

Castles of the Shy; Lovers and Strangers;

You’re a Fool; All to You; Valley of the Broken

Dreams; We Want It Back Again; Got to Get

to You; and Perfect. August Day. $11.95

*CD 9304606 WANG CHUNG:

Orchesography. Collecrs 10 tracks

including Dance Hall Days; Let’s Go;

Everybody Have Fun Tonight; To Live and

Die in LA; Overwhelming Feeling;

Hypnotize Me; Space Junk; Electric

Days; The World in Which We Live; and

Everybody Have Fun Tonight (Reprise). August Day. $11.95

*CD 930746X STEVEN HALPERN:

Chakra Balancing 432 Hz. Chakras are

part of our non-physical, energetic

anatomy. This album resonates with each

of the seven chakras with the

corresponding seven keynotes and

harmonics of the music octave. Open

Channel Sound Compan. Pub. at $14.99 $11.95

*CD 9304533 SANTA IS ROCKIN’

AND ROLLIN’. Collects 25 tracks

including Jingle Rock by Tommy Lee & The

Orbits; Run Rudolf Run by The Outlaws;

Rockin’ Santa Claus by The Martells with

The Bella Tones; Jingle Bells Boogie by

Jody Levines and His Boys; Cool Yule by

Donny Burns; and more. Bear Family Records. $11.95

*CD 9304517 NEAL PATTMAN & THE KING BEES:

Prisoner Blues. Collects 15 tracks including Black Rat; Cat

Fish Blues; Further Up on the Road; Lighting Twist; Scratch My

Back; Prisoner Blues; Will the Circle Be Unbroken; and more.

Wolf Records. Pub. at $12.90 $9.95

*CD 9307222 HEALING. Collects 12

tracks including Starry Night by Hiroki

Okano; Afrika by Dave Eggar; The Girl With

the Flaxen Hair by Steve Anderson; Street

Spirit (Fade Out) by Dino Malito; The

Guardian Angel by Shinji; and more. Domo

Music Group. Pub. at $12.99 $9.95

*CD 9304398 A FLOCK OF

SEAGULLS: Inflight–The Extended

Essentials. Collects 10 extended

remixes of I Ran (So Far Away); Modern

Love Is Automatic; Space Age Love Song;

Wishing (If I Had a Photograph of You);

The More You Live the More You Love;

Nightmares; DNA; Electrics; Man Made; and Transfer Affection.

August Day. Pub. at $10.99 $8.95

NEW VINYL RECORDS

*VINYL 9307176 DICKEY

BETTS: Live from the Lone Star

Roadhouse New York City 1988.

Recorded on November 1st, 1988, at

The Lone Star Roadhouse in New York

City from a live FM broadcast. Collects

nine tracks on two double-sided vinyls

including Blue Sky; In Memory of

Elizabeth Reed; Duane’s Tune; Jessica;

Statesboro Blues; One Way Out; Rock and Roll, Hoochie Koo;

Spoonful; and Southbound. RockBeat Records. 12¼x12¼.

Pub. at $44.99 $34.95

*VINYL 9291784 SANTA IS

ROCKIN’ AND ROLLIN’. Celebrate

the festive season with this Christmas

rockabilly compilation, packed with 16

expertly curated tracks that deliver

timeless energy and holiday cheer.

Songs include Jingle Rock by Tommy

Lee & The Orbits, Run Rudolph Run by

The Outlaws, and Come On Baby, It’s

Christmas by Sandy Center. Pressed on red vinyl. Bear Family

Records. 12¼x12½. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

*VINYL 9304428

FRANKENSTEIN’S PARTY: 14

Boppin’ Brainbenders From the

Boneyard. This double-sided vinyl

collects 14 tracks, including House

of Horrors by Merv Griffin; Midnight

Monster Hop by Jack and Jim;

Frankenstein’s Party by The Swingin’

Phillies; The Mortal Monster Man by

The Savoys; Mad Witch by David Gardner; and more. Bear

Family Records. 12¼x12¼. Pub. at $29.99 $22.95

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