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100 Essential Lincoln Books Michael Burkhimer A guide to the vast body of Lincoln literature. Burkhimer chooses books that are both indispensable for both book collectors and readers intent on learning more about Lincoln. Criteria for selection are based on the book's originality, sources, interpretations, writing style, and overall contribution. > MORE	The ABCs of Literacy - Preparing Our Children for Lifelong Learning Cynthia Dollins, Ed.D. The ABCs of Literacy provides parents with in-depth information regarding research on the value of reading aloud, how to select great literature, and how to use this literature as a springboard to build phonemic awareness, phonics skills, vocabulary, comprehension, and writing skills. > MORE	The Abott & Costello Story - Sixty Years of Stephen Cox The Abbott & Costello Story is a fond, authoritative tribute to the duo who made "Who," "What," and "I Don't Know" the most hilarious names ever batted around on the silver screen. > MORE
The Addams Chronicles - An Altogether Spooky Look at the Addams Family Stephen Cox Introduction by John Astin (aka Gomez Addams) A marvelous tribute to Charles Addams and the oddball creatures of the television show that remains popular today. Contains lively behind-the-scenes stories and interviews with cast members. > MORE	The Advocate - A Novel Larry Axelrood The Advocate is a complicated, chilling, often humorous account of a spectacular federal trial, ruthless organized crime activity, prosecutorial misconduct, and an unexpected verdict. > MORE	After Capone - The Life and World of Chicago Mob Boss Frank Nitti Mars Eghigian Jr. Meticulously combining previously scattered accounts with abundant fresh research, After Capone provides a comprehensive and arousing portrait of underworld boss Frank Nitti and his gang's far-reaching power emanating from Chicago in the 1930s. > MORE
Ah, Those Irish Colleens! - Heroic Women of Ireland Helen Walsh Folsom Ah, Those Irish Colleens! presents the incredible lives of more than a dozen Irish women of prominence or fame, including Deirdre of the Sorrows, Grace O'Malley, Maire Rue O'Brien, Mary O'Connor, Kitty O'Shea, and more. > MORE	Airtight Case - A Lindsay Chamberlain Novel Beverly Connor Forensic anthropologist Lindsay Chamberlain is attacked and suffers amnesia in the fifth book of the series. Nevertheless, she joins an excavation at an 1830s site in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, and ends up in the middle of a murder case. > MORE	All Things for Good - The Steadfast Fidelity of Stonewall Jackson J. Steven Wilkins David Vaughan, General Editor A thoughtful volume in the Leaders in Action series, All Things for Good challenges some of the myths that surround Civil War general Stonewall Jackson and celebrates his devout Christian beliefs. > MORE
All-American Comfort Food - Recipes for the Great-Tasting Food Everyone Loves Emily Anderson A timeless collection of all-American food; 475 easy-to-fix recipes in which taste is king. This is food to make you happy. > MORE	Alternative Chicago - Unique Destinations Beyond the Magnificent Mile Bill Franz Unlike many guidebooks, Alternative Chicago does not tell you where to stay or how to get around the city, or even what sights you should see. Instead it contains a neighborhood-by-neighborhood accounts of the out-of-the-way places you want to know about: resale and vintage shops, record stores and bookstores, offbeat eateries, and cool bars and clubs. > MORE	The Amazing, Colossal Book of Horror Trivia - Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Scary Movies but Were Afraid to Ask Jonathan Malcolm Lampley, Ken Beck, and Jim Clark This is a devilishly delightful collection of 1,814 questions and answers about the best and worst horror films ever made, from the silent movies of the 1920s to the scream queens of the 1990s. > MORE
The American Diner Cookbook - More Than 450 Recipes and Nostalgia Galore Elizabeth McKeon and Linda Everett The American Diner Cookbook contains more than 450 recipes for delicious foods that can be found on diner menus nationwide. Interviews with owners and others who have worked in diners and more than 100 black-and-white photographs appear throughout. > MORE	American Mourning - The Intimate Story of Two Families Joined by War, Torn by Beliefs Catherine Moy and Melanie Morgan American Mourning is the story of the Johnson and Sheehan families who lost sons in the war on terror. Represented are the extremes of grief-stricken parents in war, both families magnifying the gap in how Americans view the war on terror. > MORE	American Prom Richard G. Calo, Ph.D. Written for teens and their parents and counselors, it focuses on the meaning of prom: what teens use it for, what parents believe about it, why it is so desperately important to teenagers, and the role it plays in moving into young adulthood. > MORE
Angel in Black - Remembering Dale Earnhardt Sr. Tom Gillispie Angel in Black is filled with personal memories of the man known as "the Intimidator" in NASCAR circles. These stories all come from the people who knew him best. > MORE	Antietam - A Novel (Book 3) James Reasoner The third volume in the Civil War Battle Series, Antietam brings the war to within view of the Brannon family farm. When the Federals intercept the Rebels near Antietam Creek, two of the Brannon brothers are brought together in one of the bloodiest trials of the war. > MORE	Apostle of Liberty - The World-Changing Leadership of George Washington Stephen McDowell David Vaughan, General Editor Apostle of Liberty is more than a mere biography of George Washington. It also looks at his unique personal qualities as a leader and how these qualities marked him as a leader among leaders. > MORE
Appomattox - A Novel (Book 10) James Reasoner The Civil War Battle Series concludes with the war careening toward its inevitable end. The Brannon family is involved in every theater of the war and spread across the South. The Brannon farm is among the war's victims leaving family members with no choice but to fight or flee. > MORE	The Artillery of Gettysburg Bradley M. Gottfried, PhD The battle of Gettysburg in July 1863 marked the turning point of the American Civil War. The apex of the Confederacy's final major invasion of the North, the devastating defeat also marked the end of the South's offensive strategy against the North. From this battle until the end of the war, the Confederate armies largely remained defensive, The Artillery of Gettysburg is a thoughtful look at the role of the artillery during the July 1–3, 1863 conflict. > MORE	At Freedom's Table - More Than 200 Years of Receipts and Remembrances from Military Wives Carolyn Quick Tillery Recipes, anecdotes, and vintage photographs trace the history and contributions of American military wives. > MORE
At Home Entertaining - The Art of Hosting a Party with Style and Panache Jorj Morgan A comprehensive guide to hosting parties that contains a menu cookbook and party planner. This book offers 46 complete party plans and more than 250 recipes for parties of many sizes, from two to a crowd. Kitchen tips, too. > MORE	At Home in the Kitchen - The Art of Preparing the Foods You Love to Eat Jorj Morgan A fresh, new approach to cooking that is supported by an interactive Web site. It is designed to help busy working women, particularly executives, who have little time available for planning and executing excellent meals every day. > MORE	Atomic Iran - How the Terrorist Regime Bought the Bomb and American Politicians Jerome R. Corsi, PhD Uncovered in this explosive exposé are the true intentions and practices of the Iranian regimes. Corsi gives light to the aid and comfort being supplied by some key U.S. politicians. > MORE
The Avocado Drive Zoo - At Home with My Family and the Creatures We've Loved Earl Hamner The creator of The Waltons and Falcon Crest has written a warm and personal, yet humorous, recounting of how the members of his family lived with and loved the animals in their lives. > MORE	Away from the Ball - The NFL's Off-the-Field Heroes Alan Ross Away from the Ball takes a look at the positive accomplishments generated by many of today's NFL athletes. An inspirational look at the positive influence many NFL players have in their communities, Away from the Ball will be an encouragement to football fans who love the game and want to look up to the men who play it. > MORE	B.O.O.B.S. - A Bunch of Outrageous Breast-Cancer Survivors Tell Their Stories of Courage, Hope, and Healing Compiled and Edited by Ann Kempner Fisher Personal stories by ten courageous women about how they are living with breast cancer. > MORE
Baby Face Nelson - Portrait of a Public Enemy Steven Nickel and William J. Helmer Lester Joseph Gillis—better known to the public and press of the 1930s as Baby Face Nelson—was one of a succession of public enemies beginning with John Dillinger. The main focus of this biography is on Nelson's remarkable criminal career, from sensational bank robberies and blazing gun battles up to his death at the age of twenty-five. Many misconceptions are corrected and some of the abuses of the FBI are exposed. > MORE	Bad Seeds in the Big Apple - Bandits, Killers, and Chaos in New York City, 1920-1940 Patrick Downey Bad Seeds in the Big Apple is the first book to profile New York City's notorious bandits, gunmen, and desperadoes of the Prohibition and Depression eras. > MORE	The Bear - The Legendary Life of Coach Paul Don Keith The life and times of University of Alabama football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant. > MORE
The Beatles! - A One-Night Stand in the Heartland Bill Carlson Introduction by Colleen Sheehy, PhD The Beatles! A One-Night Stand in the Heartland is a collection of original, previously unpublished photographs from August 21, 1965. In it, Bill Carlson brings to Beatles fans, photography aficionados, and history buffs more than 160 never-before-published photographs that document one day in the life of the Beatles on tour. > MORE	The Beauty of Modesty - Cultivating Virtue in the Face of a Vulgar Culture David Vaughan and Diane Vaughan The authors cover the subject of modesty under three main headings: the need for modesty, the nature of modesty, and the nurture of modesty. In reviewing the need for modesty, the authors look at the decline of American values. > MORE	The Belated Baby - Healing Yourself After the Long Journey of Infertility Jill S. Browning and Kelly James-Enger The Belated Baby guides readers through the transition from being an infertile patient to parenthood, and it reveals how infertility shapes them as a parent. It is a hopeful source for couples currently in the throes of infertility, offering encouragement that there is happiness and life after infertility. > MORE
Belly Up to the Bar - Dining with New York City's Celebrity Chefs Without Reservation(s) J. S. Mitchell Belly Up to the Bar is a guide to eating at the bar in Manhattan's top 101 restaurants (as rated by Zagat 2008 and the Michelin Guide to New York City's Restaurants, 2008). Written for New Yorkers, their country cousins, commuters, out-of-towners in New York on business, international tourists flocking to the city, and armchair diners, it features only restaurants rated Zagat 23 or higher. > MORE	Best Little Ironies, Oddities, and Mysteries of the Civil War C. Brian Kelly with "Mary Todd Lincoln: Troubled First Lady" by Ingrid Smyer A collection of more than 100 stories of unusual and frequently surprising events that took place in connection with the Civil War. Organized by topic, the stories cover the unexpected consequences and twists and turns of fate, all written from the perspective of journalistic history. > MORE	Best Little Stories from the American Revolution C. Brian Kelly with "Select Founding Mothers" by Ingrid Smyer A journalistic history of the birth of the United States in the form of more than 100 vignettes that reflect the period and describe how the colonists courageously prevailed against vastly superior foes. > MORE
Best Little Stories from the Civil War C. Brian Kelly with "Varina: Forgotten First Lady" by Ingrid Smyer More than 100 stories from the Civil War are pulled together in this journalistic history of the war. Drawn from the writings of soldiers, sailors, slaves, politicians, and citizens, it gives voice to the common people, not just military and political leaders. > MORE	Best Little Stories from the White House (Second Edition) C. Brian Kelly with "First Ladies in Review" by Ingrid Smyer A fascinating collection of more than 100 vignettes drawn from the life and times of America's most famous and legendary home. Here are stories about the house itself and how it has evolved over the years, as well as stories about its famous occupants. > MORE	Best Little Stories from the Wild West C. Brian Kelly with "Fascinating Women of the West" by Ingrid Smyer Fascinating stories of the great historical drama that unfolded on the American frontier from the start of the Lewis and Clark expedition in 1803 to the San Francisco earthquake in 1906. Exploration, wagon trains, cattle drives, Indian wars, gunfights, trappers and mountainmen, cowboys, rustlers, and much more. > MORE
Best Little Stories from Virginia History C. Brian Kelly with "Four Centuries of Virginia Women" by Ingrid Smyer A collection of more than 100 stories from the four centuries since Jamestown was founded in 1607. A journalistic history, it focuses on the "feature story" angle by approaching Virginia history through the eyes of the people who lived it. > MORE	Best Little Stories of the Blue and the Gray C. Brian Kelly with "Women and the War" by Ingrid Smyer A journalistic history of America's Civil War, it records the war largely in terms of human-interest aspects. In more than 100 vignettes, the writings of soldiers, sailors, slaves, politicians, and ordinary people are featured. Illustrated. > MORE	Best Little Stories of World War II C. Brian Kelly This journalistic history of the Second World War contains more than 150 vignettes reflecting the war's humor and pathos, triumph and tragedy. Here are stories of how the war affected soldiers and civilians, leaders and common folk alike — real people who bravely endured the times. A great way to read military history. Illustrated. > MORE
The Beverly Hillbillies - Revised and Expanded Stephen Cox Foreword by Buddy Ebsen The Beverly Hillbillies is filled with all the hillbilly country corn anyone could expect. Updated and expanded from the first edition, published in 1988, it is the ultimate TV book. Readers will also find hundreds of photographs, including 16 pages of color, fascinating trivia, behind-the-scenes stories, exclusive contributions from Paul Henning, the show's creator, a list of Granny's fixin's, the story of the popular theme song, Elly May's critters, Jethro's "Double-Naught" secrets, and an introduction by 93-year-old Buddy Ebsen, who played Jed Clampett in the series. > MORE	Beyond Stateliest Marble - The Passionate Femininity of Anne Bradstreet Douglas Wilson A volume in the Leaders in Action series and a study of Anne Bradstreet, the vibrant poetry she created, and her contributions to the way of life of the Massachusetts Bay Colony. A gifted poet and a dedicated Puritan, Bradstreet's poetry has remained in print to this day. > MORE	Black Gold Stranglehold - The Myth of Scarcity and the Politics of Oil Jerome R. Corsi and Craig R. Smith Explored are the international and domestic politics of oil production and consumption, and the manipulation of world economies by oil-producing nations. Also presented is scientific research that oil is not a fossil fuel and is continuously produced by the earth. > MORE
Bless This Food - Four Seasons of Menus, Recipes, and Table Graces Julia M. Pitkin, Karen Grant, and George Grant A cookbook with a year's menus and recipes for almost any occasion, along with table prayers, food customs, and religious and cultural traditions. > MORE	The Blue Book of Freedom - Ending Famine, Poverty, Democide, and War R. J. Rummel, PhD Rummel has been a student of war and peace for more than forty years, and the results of his research are startling. He has learned that democratic freedom provides a solution to the evils that have plagued mankind. The Blue Book of Freedom presents the results of his work in everyday language. > MORE	The Border Men - A Novel Cameron Judd The second volume in the Tennesee Frontier Trilogy, The Border Men is an adventure saga set in the period from 1778 to 1783. The battle at King's Mountain provides the prominent historical context of the novel. > MORE
The Brain Diet - The Connection Between Nutrition, Mental Health, and Intelligence (Revised and Expanded) Alan C. Logan In this second, expanded and revised edition of the best-selling The Brain Diet, Dr. Alan C. Logan incorporates the latest research on the connection between nutrition, mental health, and intelligence. > MORE	Brett Favre: A Packer Fan's Tribute - Revised and Expanded by Tom Kertscher with photographs and afterword by Packers team photographer Jim Biever This revised and expanded edition of Brett Favre: A Packer Fan's Tribute contains everything from the first edition as well as fan tributes and additional photographs from Packers team photographer, Jim Biever. > MORE	Bringing Out the Winner in Your Child John Croyle and Ken Abraham This book is based on the author's real-life experiences of creating a home for more than 1,300 children. It gives parents solid principles to help children reach their potential. > MORE
Brothers and Sisters - 100 Reasons Our Relationship is Like No Other Gregory E. Lang Celebrating the unique relationship between siblings, Gregory E. Lang provides 100 poignant reasons why brothers and sisters of all ages and combinations treasure those unique bonds that last for a lifetime. > MORE	Brownie Mix Bliss - More Than 175 Very Chocolate Recipes for Brownies, Bars, Cookies and Other Decadent Desserts Made with Brownie Mix Camilla V. Saulsbury All recipes begin with a box of brownie mix and have been streamlined for easy, everyday baking. > MORE	Browns Glory - For the Love of Ozzie, the Toe, and Otto Alan Ross The story of the Cleveland Browns as told by Browns players, coaches, opponents, fans, and the media. It salutes the great players, teams, moments, rivalries, venues, fans, and traditions, with special chapters on the Browns' all-time team and "Mr. Brown" himself — Otto Graham. > MORE
Buckeye Madness - Great Eras in Ohio State Football Wilton Sharpe Here are the legendary stories of Chic Harley, Les Horvath, Hopalong Cassady, Archie Griffin, Eddie George, and other stars; eight championship teams; the explosive rivalry with Michigan; the all-time Ohio State team; and the rosters from each national championship team. > MORE	Bulldog Madness - Great Eras in Georgia Football Wilton Sharpe This book is the timeless litany of Georgia football. Its great players, bitter rivals, and magical moments are presented in compelling quotations by Georgia players, coaches, opponents, fans, and members of the media. > MORE	Bunker Hill - A Novel Janet Tinney A fictionalized account of Joseph Warren's involvement in the movement for liberty in the American colonies. A distinguished Boston physician, Warren was prominent in the formation of the Sons of Liberty and the Committees of Correspondence and was George Washington's commander-in-chief until his death in the battle of Bunker Hill. > MORE
Cajun and Creole Cooking with Miss Edie and the Colonel - The Folklore and Art of Louisiana Cooking Edie Hand and Col. William G. Paul This is a unique Louisiana cookbook that teaches the fundamentals of Louisiana's Cajun and Creole cuisines and explains their similarities and differences. > MORE	Cake Mix Cookies - More Than 175 Delectable Cookie Recipes That Begin with a Box of Cake Mix Camilla V. Saulsbury Filled with an array of more than 175 drop, shaped, filled, and bar cookies, Cake Mix Cookies contains the broadest range of new recipes for cookies and bars capitalizing on the popularity of baking with cake mixes. > MORE	Call of Duty - The Sterling Nobility of Robert E. Lee J. Steven Wilkins General Robert E. Lee was admired and respected by both sides of the Civil War. This volume examines the attributes of life and service that have enabled Lee to become a model of leadership for all time. > MORE
Call to Arms - A Novel Book One in the Palmetto Trilogy by Livia Hallam with James Reasoner The first book in the Palmetto Trilogy introduces readers to Robert Gilmore and Allard Tyler, who are good friends despite differences in their backgrounds. The stories of these young people and their friends and families play out against a backdrop of secession fever and the drumbeat of impending war. > MORE	The Canebrake Men - Novel Book #3 in the Tennessee Frontier Trilogy by Cameron Judd The third volume in the Tennessee Frontier Trilogy is a saga of adventure in the period from 1785 to 1800, during which a band of Tennessee settlers begins to carve out a new state in the young nation but face the opposition of the federal government and resistance from the Chickamauga Indians. > MORE	Cape Hatteras - America's Lighthouse Thomas Yocum, Bruce Roberts, and Cheryl Shelton-Roberts The complete story of the lighthouse which for more than 200 years has guided mariners through the treacherous waters of North Carolina's easternmost point. > MORE
Cardinals Glory - For the Love of Dizzy, Ozzie, and the Man Alan Ross This book recounts the players, teams, magical moments, riveting rivalries, and venues, plus a special tribute to "Mr. Cardinal" — Stan Musial, the all-time Cardinals team, the rosters of all nine world championship Cardinals players, managers, coaches, fans, and the media. > MORE	Carry a Big Stick - The Uncommon Heroism of Theodore Roosevelt George Grant Presents the life of Roosevelt: journalist, rancher, legislator, governor, and vice president and president of the United States. This look at his life and character marks him as one of the most remarkable men of the twentieth century. > MORE	Casey Stengel - Baseball's David Cataneo Dozens of former players, friends, and associates recall the Stengel myth and the Stengel reality. They explore his managing style, his controversial techniques, his humor, his edginess, and his weaknesses. > MORE
Chancellors, Commodores, and Coeds - A History of Vanderbilt University Bill Carey This history of one of the most revered institutions in the South covers how the school began with a mission to train Methodist ministers, how it nearly closed in the 1890s, how its medical school survived because of the benevolence of a Northern foundation, and much more. > MORE	Chancellorsville - A Novel Book #4 in the Civil War Battle Series by James Reasoner In the fourth book in the Civil War Battle Series, the war in northern Virginia comes to the wilderness of the Rappahannock. Two brothers witness the boldest move a field commander can make and the greatest loss the South can struggle to bear. > MORE	The Character and Greatness of Winston Churchill - Hero in a Time of Crisis Stephen Mansfield A remarkable study of Churchill's leadership skills. The result is an account that is no less inspiring today that it was three-quarters of a century ago when the great man's shadow fell across the world stage. > MORE
The Character of Elsie Dinsmore Michael Dante Aprile A book designed to help young children to recognize, analyze, and exemplify the character traits portrayed in Martha Finley's beloved character, Elsie Dinsmore. Each positive trait is defined and illustrated from the book Elsie Dinsmore. > MORE	Chicago Assassin - The Life and Legend of 'Machine Gun' Jack McGurn and the Chicago Beer Wars of the Roaring Twenties Richard J. Shmelter Chicago Assassin is the story of "Machine Gun" Jack McGurn, one of the people responsible for putting much of the roar into the Roaring Twenties. > MORE	Chickamauga - A Novel Book #7 in the Civil War Battle Series by James Reasoner In this seventh book of the Civil War Battle Series, two brothers retreat back to Virginia with Lee after Gettysburg, another escapes from a Federal prison camp, and a fourth is swept up in the intrigues surrounding the occupation of Vicksburg. > MORE
The Christian Almanac - A Dictionary of Days Celebrating History's Most Significant People and Events George Grant and Gregory Wilbur A day-by-day recounting of the significant moments of Christian and Western history, including famous births, deaths, and events, and notable anniversaries of the last two thousand years. > MORE	Christmas Songs Made in America - Favorite Holiday Melodies and the Stories of Their Origins Albert J. Menendez and Shirley C. Menendez Here is a treasury of stories about Christmas songs written in America from its founding to the Civil War and from the depths of the Great Depression to the brink of prosperity. For decades, songwriters and lyricists have used popular, folk, rock, sacred, and country music to celebrate the season's heartfelt cheer. > MORE	Christmas Spirit - The Joyous Stories, Carols, Feasts, and Traditions of the Season Gregory Wilbur and George Grant Here are the whys and wherefores of mistletoe, plum pudding, holly and ivy, Advent wreaths, nativity scenes, caroling, sleigh rides, gift giving, and much more. > MORE
Cinema Under the Stars - America's Love Affair with Drive-In Movie Theaters Elizabeth McKeon and Linda Everett Cinema Under the Stars is a reminder of those wonderful times, as well as a recounting of the history of the drive-in experience. > MORE	Civil War Goats and Scapegoats H. Donald Winkler Civil War Goats and Scapegoats looks at the good, the bad, and the ugly among the politicians and generals in the Civil War, North and South. Organized into three parts — the eastern theater, the western theater, and Andersonville — the book describes major blunders made by generals in 17 battles. > MORE	The Civil War Paintings of Mort Künstler - Volume 4: Gettysburg to Appomattox Mort Künstler Foreword by James I. Robertson Jr. Volume 4 follows the course of the war from the battle of Gettysburg through the end of the war at Appomattox. The march through Virginia and into Tennessee and Georgia, culminating in the battle of Chickamauga, the Atlanta campaign, the battles of Franklin and Nashville, Sherman's March to the Sea, the North's rampage through South Carolina, and battles through North Carolina all ended in a parlor in a house at an obscure railroad crossroads. > MORE
The Civil War Paintings of Mort Künstler, Volume 1 - Fort Sumter to Antietam Mort Künstler Foreword by William C. Davis More than 160 of these images—supplemented by preliminary sketches, early studies, and photographs of works in progress—are the basis for these four volumes. > MORE	The Civil War Paintings of Mort Künstler, Volume 2 - Fredericksburg to Gettysburg Mort Künstler Foreword by James I. Robertson Jr. More than 160 images of the Civil War—supplemented by preliminary sketches, early studies, and photographs of works in progress—are the basis for the four volumes in this series. > MORE	The Civil War Paintings of Mort Künstler, Volume 3 - The Gettysburg Campaign Mort Künstler Foreword by William C. Davis For nearly thirty years, Mort Künstler has focused his considerable artistic talent on interpreting the Civil War. In crafting his work to reflect poignant moments or critical instances of the conflict, he has turned to leading historians and scholars—such as Henry Steele Commager, James McPherson, William C. Davis, and James I. Robertson Jr.—for informative details that he has then translated on canvas to create an indelible image of this defining ordeal in America's history. More than 160 of these images—supplemented by preliminary sketches, early studies, and photographs of works in progress—are the basis for the four volumes in this series. > MORE
Classic Cubs - A Tribute to the Men and Magic of Wrigley Field John Hanley and Chris De Luca Forewords by Cubs Hall of Famers Ryne Sandberg and Fergie Jenkins and play-by-play announcer Pat Hughes In Classic Cubs: A Tribute to the Men and Magic of Wrigley Field, artist John Hanley celebrates the glorious history and milestones of the team and highlights a galaxy of hall of fame ballplayers with more than 125 original oil paintings and drawings created exclusively for this book. > MORE	The Clear Skin Diet - How to Defeat Acne and Enjoy Healthy Skin Alan C. Logan & Valori Treloar The Clear Skin Diet introduces the acne diet and lifestyle. Dietary requirements for protecting the skin are listed — along with suggested food supplements when they cannot be easily met — and summarized, as well as mind-body medical interventions that can influence acne hormones and lessen their impact. A careful look at the traditional Japanese diet shows that essentially it is the anti-acne diet. > MORE	The Coaches' Little Playbook - Thoughts from Great Coaches About the Greatest Game of All — Life George Hetzel Jr. Quips, tips, insights, and quotations from some of the best coaches in the world, male and female, amateur and professional. > MORE
Cold Rock River - A Novel J. L. Miles Questions of family, race, love, loss, and longing are loosed from the mysterious secrets that have been kept for too long — and the depth of the mysterious connection between two women united by place and separated by race and a hundred years is revealed. > MORE	The Complete Public Enemy Almanac - New Facts and Features on the People, Places, and Events of the Gangster and Outlaw Era: 1920-1940 William Helmer and Rick Mattix Foreword by Rose Keefe Meticulously documented, lavishly detailed, exhaustively researched, and written with an eye for the truths that have remained largely hidden, The Complete Public Enemy Almanac provides a reliable source of information about the violent and lawless era of the twenties and thirties. > MORE	Conservatives are from Mars, Liberals are from San Francisco - 101 Reasons Why I'm Happy I Left the Left Burt Prelutsky Foreword by Bernard Goldberg In 101 short, pithy chapters Prelutsky applies his wit and wisdom to the big issues of the day. To quote him: "So right-wingers, dig in and enjoy. Liberals, dig in and wise up." > MORE
Cookie Dough Delights - More Than 150 Foolproof Recipes for Cookies, Bars and Other Treats Made with Refrigerated Cookie Dough Camilla V. Saulsbury Recipes that will tempt everyone back to the oven with an assortment of delectable homebaked cookies and desserts, all of which begin with an 18-ounce roll of refrigerated cookie dough. > MORE	Cooking in Oz - Kitchen Wizardry from America's Favorite Fairy Tale Elaine Willingham and Stephen Cox An illustrated cookbook inspired by the most popular of American fairy tales. A blend of culinary favorites and Oz anecdotes and photographs. > MORE	Cooking with Less Iron - Easy-to-Prepare Reasonably Priced Meals that Reduce the Amount of Iron in Your Diet Cheryl Garrison Foreword by Randy Alexander Introduction by Mark Princell, MD Recipes for people who suffer with metabolic iron disorders to help them control the amount of iron they consume. Includes information on the amount of iron in food and food supplements. > MORE
Cooking Without Milk - More Than 550 Recipes and Variations for Those Who Suffer with Allergies or Intolerance to Milk and Milk By-Products Florence E. Schroeder Introduction by David Salter, MD and Roxann Schroeder, PhD More than 550 recipes and variations for people who suffer with allergies or an intolerance to milk and milk by-products. A wide range of recipes including soups, salads, main dishes, breads, and vegetables. > MORE	The Corn-Free Cookbook & Survival Guide - For the Corn-Intolerant and Corn-Allergic Laurel Lee Steele, PA-C, and Merelee Knott Foreword by Stephen A. Tilles, MD More than 150 corn-free recipes with many variations for those allergic or intolerant to corn. Also included are current medical knowledge about food reactions, and hard-to-find information about food intolerance. > MORE	The Courage and Character of Theodore Roosevelt - A Hero Among Leaders George Grant In this thought-provoking book, George Grant explores the life and character of Roosevelt, one of the most remarkable men of the twentieth century. > MORE
Crimson Tide Madness - Great Eras in Alabama Football by Wilton Sharpe Crimson Tide Madness is the story of University of Alabama football as told by the players, coaches, opponents, fans, and media. It salutes the great stars, teams, moments, rivalries, venues, fans, and traditions of Alabama football, including chapters on the all-time Alabama football team plus all nine national championship rosters. Illustrated. > MORE	Cubs Pride - For the Love of Ernie, Fergie, and Wrigley Alan Ross Cubs Pride provides firsthand accounts of the great Cubs players, the intense rivalries; the testaments to Cubs character; the great moments in Cubs history; all 16 pennant-winning rosters; the all-time Cubs teams; and even a shrine to No. 14, the immortal Ernie Banks. > MORE	Cultural Whiplash - The Unforeseen Consequences of America's Crusade Against Racial Discrimination Patrick Garry, JD, PhD Unlike most books that focus on the issues that are important to the victims of racism, Garry examines how racial fear and guilt are influencing the moral health of America. > MORE
Daily Guidance - Prayers and Meditations for Every Day of the Year Martin H. Manser A daily devotional guide for Christians who want to bring the light of God's word upon their lives every day. For each day there is a scripture and a poem, song, or hymn. > MORE	Dallas - The Complete Story of the World's Favorite Prime-Time Soap Barbara A. Curran Foreword by David Jacobs, creator of Dallas Introduction by Victoria Principal It's all here: the story of the phenomenally successful primetime TV soap Dallas. The only book to take readers behind the scenes, it covers the pilot; all thirteen seasons of the series; the prequel, reunion, and twentieth anniversary TV movie; and the 2004 cast reunion, The Return to Southfork. > MORE	Dare to Lead - Proven Principles of Effective Leadership by Byrd Baggett A primer of proven principles of effective leadership gleaned from Baggett's more than thirty years of experience in management and as an entrepreneur. Anyone wanting a commonsense leadership handbook will find Dare to Lead a highly valuable resource. > MORE
Daring and Suffering - A History of the Andrews Railroad Raid (Sixth Edition) William Pittenger A facsimile reprint of the classic firsthand account of the 1862 raid better known as the Great Locomotive Chase — one of the greatest adventures of the Civil War. The raiders defined heroism for the Union and received the first Medals of Honor to be awarded by the U.S. military. "Dramatic, perceptive, and undeniably authentic." —William C. Davis > MORE	Daughters of Summer - A Lord Godwin Novel Sara Conway On the first day of Hexamshire's annual weeklong fair in late summer 1221, Master Gruffydd, an arrogant merchant and town worthy, is poisoned. At first Lord Godwin believes Gruffydd's death is an accident. But when he uncovers a ruthless merchant whose passing no one mourns, he begins to suspect murder. > MORE	Death by Espionage - Intriguing Stories of Betrayal and Deception Edited by Martin Cruz Smith A collection of nineteen stories of revenge, betrayal and treachery from the International Association of Crime Writers and some of the world's most well-known authors. The only rule is this: no one gets to write their own memoirs. > MORE
Death Cruise - Crime Stories on the Open Seas Edited by Lawrence Block A collection of murder mysteries set aboard cruise ships and written by members of the International Association of Crime Writers. Includes Agatha Christie, John Mortimer, Ralph McInerny, and others. > MORE	Death Dance - Suspenseful Stories of the Dance Macabre Edited by Trevanian An anthology of fourteen stories of suspense that are set in the context of dancing. Each story has a strong, believable plot line and evokes its own mood. Carole Nelson Douglas, Carmen Iarrera, Mat Coward, and John Lutz are among the contributors. > MORE	Death Eligible - A Darcy Cole Novel Larry Axelrood The story of two death penalty cases, both of which involve rape and murder. While the defendants are as different as day and night, Darcy Cole defends both. The twists and turns their cases take as they proceed to the courtroom make for compelling and electrifying reading. > MORE
The Death of Free Speech - How Our Broken National Dialogue Has Killed the Truth and Divided America John Ziegler Radio talk-show host and TV commentator, John Ziegler, examines how the news media has created arbitrary, biased, and illogical rules for determining what can and cannot be said in the public arena. > MORE	A Dictionary of Uncomfortable Words - What to Avoid Saying in Polite (or Any) Conversation Andrew Witham and Brian Snyder Contains more than 650 words and definitions that make people uncomfortable when in public. > MORE	Differences - The Bible and the Koran Ben J. Smith Differences was written to give readers a brief introduction to the Bible and the Koran. It is a topical compilation of passages from the two books, offering insights into the teaching of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. > MORE
Dishing Hollywood - The Real Scoop on Tinseltown's Most Notorious Scandals Laurie Jacobson Dishing Hollywood is a compelling look into more than forty tabloid-worthy scandals of Hollywood stars from the early twenties to the present day — with a twist: there's a recipe connected to each one: last suppers, first dates, and favorite dishes. > MORE	A Divine Light - The Spiritual Leadership of Jonathan Edwards David Vaughan Jonathan Edwards was one of the leading religious thinkers of the colonial era. A Divine Light is the latest installment in the Leaders in Action series that tells the story of a great leader and highlights the ideas, traits, and circumstances that contributed to his role as a leader. > MORE	Divorcing Dwayne - A Novel J. L. Miles Divorcing Dwayne is the first volume in a three-book series featuring Francine Harper and her no-good husband, Dwayne. As the series is set in rural Georgia, the authors calls the category "Grits-Lit." > MORE
Dixie Spirits - True Tales of the Strange and Supernatural in the South Christopher K. Coleman Dixie Spirits is a collection of authentic Southern "haint" tales and other accounts of the unexplained, the stories are set in the land below the Mason-Dixon line. Covering both the past and the present, these stories recount some of the most famous hauntings of all times as well as an assortment of anomalies that continue to defy speculation. > MORE	Don't Name Your Baby - What's Wrong with Every Name in the Book David Narter A tongue-in-cheek guide to avoiding the pitfalls in the baby name game by explaining to parents the bad news about almost every name they can think of. > MORE	Dressed to Die - A Lindsay Chamberlain Novel Beverly Connor The second volume in the Lindsay Chamberlain Mystery Series is set on the campus of the University of Georgia against the backdrop of interdepartmental politics, family jealousies, and two mysterious deaths separated by more than fifty years. > MORE
The Dunces of Doomsday - 10 Blunders That Gave Rise to Radical Islam, Terrorist Regimes, and the Threat of an American Hiroshima Paul L. Williams, PhD Documented are the mistakes that have resulted in an invigorated radical Islam, terrorism worldwide, and the coming "American Hiroshima." > MORE	The Dysphagia Cookbook - Great Tasting and Nutritious Recipes for People with Swallowing Difficulties Elayne Achilles Introduction by Todd Levine, MD "Practical Recommendations by Overcoming Swallowing Difficulties" by Pamela Mathy, PhD, CCC-SLC A specialty cookbook filled with nutritious, great tasting recipes for those whose eating options are limited by chewing and swallowing difficulties. All of the recipes focus on enhancing flavor, presentation, texture, aroma, and color. > MORE	Earl Hamner - From Walton's Mountain to Tomorrow James E. Person Jr. Earl Hamner, a Virginia native, is one of America's best-loved storytellers, but he has never been the subject of a full-length study. Readers will discover the integrated nature of Hamner's work — from The Waltons to Falcon Crest — and discover the scenes, places and venues that permeated Hamner's works. > MORE
Eat More Chikin, Inspire More People - Doing Business the Chick-fil-A Way S. Truett Cathy A challenge for business people to focus on certain principles — hard work, fairness, honesty, loyalty, and respect-reliable paths for anyone to enjoy success in business. Based on the highly successful Chick-Fil-A restaurant chain, more than 1,000 strong. > MORE	Egan's Rats - The Untold Story of the Prohibition-era Gang that Ruled St. Louis Daniel Waugh After nearly a century, the story of Egan's Rats can finally be told: how a group of Victorian-era street punks mushroomed into a powerful force that controlled Missouri's largest city for nearly thirty years. > MORE	Eliot Ness - The Real Story (Second Edition) Paul W. Heimel Eliot Ness: The Real Story is the result of years of research, including interviews with many people who knew Ness personally. This newly revised and expanded edition draws on documents discovered since the book was self-published in 1997, including Ness's personal scrapbook detailing his career beyond anything previously reported or published. > MORE
Elsie Dinsmore - Book 1 Martha Finley Sweet motherless eight-year-old Elsie learns to depend wholly upon her faith in her heavenly father. > MORE	Elsie's Children - Book 6 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Elsie and Edward winter at Viamede where the newest member of their family, Lily, is born. > MORE	Elsie's Girlhood - Book 3 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Elsie matures into a young woman, experiences her first love and heartbreak, then finds true love. > MORE
Elsie's Holiday at Roselands - Book 2 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Elsie is forced into an awful choice, and the turmoil contributes in a serious illness for Elsie. > MORE	Elsie's Motherhood - Book 5 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Elsie and Edward seek to impart their faith to their growing family and also fight the Ku Klux Klan. > MORE	Elsie's Widowhood - Book 7 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Edward falls ill and dies. Elsie learns to rely on her heavenly father. > MORE
Elsie's Womanhood - Book 4 in the Original Elsie Classics Martha Finley Elsie prepares to marry her beloved and move to her mother's childhood home in the Deep South. > MORE	Elvis Speaks - Thoughts on Fame, Family, Music, and More in His Own Words Elizabeth McKeon and Linda Everett Elvis Speaks is a collection of Elvis's words—what he said on a variety of topics. The words are pure Elvis. They come from the heart and reflect the man behind the entertainer and beyond the gates of Graceland, the Cadillacs, gold records, and the money. > MORE	The Empty Nest Cookbook - Recipes • Menus • Revelations Joy Smith This cookbook approaches the "empty nest" subject on three levels: cooking for two, managing family visits, and entertaining guests. Woven throughout are essays that offer positive insights for those surviving the woes of this transitional period and for redefining oneself. > MORE
The Encyclopedia of Civil War Usage - An Illustrated Compendium of the Everyday Language of Soldiers and Civilians Webb Garrison with Cheryl Garrison A guide to words and phrases used during the Civil War but whose meanings have been lost. Illustrated. > MORE	Enlightened Cakes - More Than 150 Decadently Light, Easy-to-Make Layer Cakes, Bundt Cakes, Cupcakes, Cheesecakes, Tea Cakes, and More Camilla V. Saulsbury If you have had a lifelong love affair with cake, Enlightened Cakes is for you. It contains a cake for every occasion. The recipes follow well-recognized "enlightened" guidelines for healthy eating, including no more than 10 grams of fat per serving, utilization of healthy fats and oils, and incorporation of whole grains when possible. > MORE	Enlightened Chocolate - More Than 150 Decadently Light, Easy-to-Make, and Inspired Recipes Using Dark Chocolate and Unsweetened Cocoa Powder Camilla V. Saulsbury Including both savory and sweet chocolate recipes, it is the first compendium cookbook exclusively devoted to light chocolate recipes. It also offers guidelines for using chocolate and cocoa as multipurpose flavorings to deepen and enhance dishes while adding health benefits. > MORE
The Entrepreneurial Mom - Managing for Success in Your Home and Your Business Mary E. Davis An informative and inspiring book for all women who want to start their own business and manage a family too. It teaches women how to find quality childcare, organize homes and offices, make sales calls and conduct negotiations, maximize family time, and much more. > MORE	Exposing the Hidden Dangers of Iron - What Every Medical Professional Should Know About the Impact of Iron on the Disease Process E. D. Weinberg Containing practical guide to diagnosis, it also contains subjects as the treatment and the management of iron-loading conditions, reference charts, a glossary of terms, additional resources, and more. > MORE	The Fairy Tale Cookbook - Fun Recipes for Families to Create and Eat Together Sandré Moore A collection of clever, tasty recipes for families to enjoy together. Food and menus are based on characters and stories in fairy tales, nursery rhymes, and other children's literature. > MORE
Faithful Volunteers - The History of Religion in Tennessee Stephen Mansfield and George Grant A celebration of the unique history and character of religion in Tennessee. From the earliest pioneer days to the present, Faithful Volunteers covers the state's fascinating spiritual topography from a nonsectarian viewpoint. Illustrated. > MORE	The Fibromyalgia Cookbook - More Than 120 Easy and Delicious Recipes Shelley Ann Smith Introduction by Alison Bested, MD The more than 120 recipes in this book focus on natural foods and herbs to help those who suffer from fibromyalgia to find some relief from their discomfort in the foods they eat. An introduction by Dr. Alison Bested explains the role of diet in finding relief from the symptoms of fibromyalgia. > MORE	Fields of Glory - A History and Tour Guide of the War in the West, the Atlanta Campaign, 1864 (Second Edition) Jim Miles A description of the Atlanta Campaign from the Tennessee border through the heart of Georgia. Included is a series of driving tours that enable readers to visit the battlefield and other important sites. Illustrated. > MORE
Fight On! - The Colorful Story of USC Football Steve Bisheff and Loel Schrader Here is the definitive story of University of Southern California football. Here also are the glittering history, rich tradition, and remarkable athletes who have marked the USC football program throughout the years. Also listed are the ten best games and the fifty greatest players in USC history. > MORE	Fighting Irish Madness - Great Eras in Notre Dame Football Wilton Sharpe Herein is the story of Notre Dame Football—the legendary players, the eleven championship teams, the all-time Notre Dame team, and the rosters from each national championship team. All of it is told by the players, coaches, fans, and media. > MORE	The First Big Ride - A Woman's Journey Eloise Hanner This is the story of one woman's organized bicycle trek across America from Seattle to Washington, D.C., during the summer of 1998. This is a motivational story for anyone who sits behind a desk and wonders if the time for adventure has passed them by. > MORE
The First Vice Lord - Big Jim Colosimo and the Ladies of the Levee Art Bilek The First Vice Lord is the story of the life and death of Big Jim Colosimo and Chicago's infamous segregated red-light district — the Levee. For the first time, the true story is told of the colorful characters who peopled the Levee from the time of the Columbian Exposition to the Roaring Twenties, clearly the most colorful period in Chicago's history. > MORE	The Fly Fisherman's Guide to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park H. Lea Lawrence Filled with information about the park and what a fly-fisherman needs to know to fish it successfully, the book includes maps, photographs, a stream-by-stream primer on the best flies to use season by season, and a guide to back country campsites. > MORE	For Kirk and Covenant - The Stalwart Courage of John Knox Douglas Wilson This volume in the Leaders in Action series looks at the leadership qualities of a man long known for his bold, courageous stand against political and religious tyranny and corruption in medieval Scotland. Wilson draws relevant modern applications from Knox's leadership qualities. > MORE
For the Love of Dog - 100 Reasons Why Man is Dog's Best Friend Tracy Ford with photographs by Bill Jayne and Stacie Bauerle For the Love of Dog celebrates the incomparable love that humans have for dogs. Filled with photographs depicting the bond between dogs and their owners, the book outlines why we can't get enough of muddy feet, barking at all times of the night and day, and always having our backs protected. > MORE	Forged in Fire - A History and Tour Guide of the War in the East, from Manassas to Antietam, 1861–1862 Jim Miles The first volume in the Civil War Explorer Series to be set in the eastern theater of the Civil War. Forged in Fire describes the significant campaigns of 1861 and 1862 and provides an easy-to-follow tour guide of the battlefields today. Illustrated. > MORE	Forgotten Founding Father - The Heroic Legacy of George Whitefield Stephen Mansfield This book captures the early struggles and international successes of George Whitefield, one of the amazing leaders in early American history who became the most famous man of his age. A volume in the Leaders in Action series, it focuses on Whitefield's leadership qualities. > MORE
Forgotten Heroes of World War II - Personal Accounts of Ordinary Soldiers Thomas E. Simmons Thirteen personal reminiscences of what was demanded of the young men who served in the army, navy, air corps, marines, and merchant marine in all theaters of World War II. Illustrated. > MORE	Frank and Jesse James - The Story Behind the Legend Ted P. Yeatman Frank and Jesse James is a complete account of the James brothers during the Civil War, the following sixteen years of notoriety, and the lives of those who outlived Jesse. Yeatman has created a thoroughly documented popular narrative. Also included are dozens of heretofore unpublished illustrations and photographs of the people, places, and artifacts associated with the notorious brothers. > MORE	Freemasons' Guide and Compendium - (Revised and Expanded) Bernard E. Jones First published in 1950, this book consists of a comprehensive systematic presentation of the information about masonry's claims, principles and tenets, words and phrases, lodge appointments and working tools, symbols and emblems. Illustrated. > MORE
Fresh Traditions - Classic Dishes for a Contemporary Lifestyle Jorj Morgan A cookbook that blends the traditions of the past with the fast-paced schedules of today's families. It is a book that celebrates a lifestyle of excellent meals balanced with a good dose of dietary common sense and filled with solutions for today's cook. > MORE	From Bannockburn to Flodden - Wallace, Bruce, and the Heroes of Medieval Scotland Book #1 from Tales of a Scottish Grandfather Sir Walter Scott Introduction by George Grant The first portion of the classic volume written by Scott, Tales of a Scottish Grandfather, covering the history of Scotland up to Scott's time. > MORE	From Glencoe to Stirling Bridge - Rob Roy, Campbell, and Scotland's Chivalric