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“A winning and entertaining combination of humor and pathos.” —Booklist **Starred Review I only want one thing: a home of my own. (It's totally understandable given growing up we were constantly getting evicted.) The roadblock: San Francisco's housing market is nuts, and I can't...

The first comprehensive examination of Jewish influence and participation in the American popular music business, covering composers, publishers, performers, executives, producers, technical innovations, etc., from the turn of the 19th century until the end of the 20th century, from Irving Berlin to...

"Perry is a storyteller, weaving magic wherever she goes, much to the delight of her millions of fans." – The Literary Shed Summer Welles wants the fairy tale. The illegitimate daughter of Reginald Summerhill, Summer listened to her mother's stories about the Summerhill girls...

Celebrate 4 seasons of the hit reality show Duck Dynasty! This illustrated book gives you an insight into the Robertson family like you’ve never seen before. Take a look at their past history, meet the family, including fan favorites like Si and Willie, and see never before seen photos. We also...

At well over 500 pages, The Science Fiction Encyclopedia is the world’s ultimate source for information regarding television, film, popular culture, authors and writers, and content from the world of science fiction. This incredible encyclopedia is packed full of thousands of entries detailing authors...

The incredible story of the mystery U-Boats of WWII! Graddon first chronicles the story of the mysterious U-33 that landed in Scotland in 1940 and involved the top-secret Enigma device. He then looks at U-Boat special missions during and after WWII including U-Boat trips to Antarctica; U-Boats with the...

The British Special Air Service (SAS) is no stranger to secrecy and covert operations.  From the jungles of Borneo to the deserts in Brunei, they’ve traveled the globe fighting terrorism and other dangerous foes.  However, much of their history has gone undocumented and has remained out...

“The Battle of Britain – 1940” takes an extraordinary look at the heroic battle that took place in October if 1940. It was one of the fiercest and most violent battles of the war, and the fate of mankind held on by a thread. Accompanied by maps and numerous illustrations, author and English...

The Founding Fathers are interrupted in a Heavenly Think Tank session by an urgent message that America is under attack. The day is September 11, 2001. They move instantly to lower Manhattan to comfort the injured and escort newly released souls, 3000 of them, to their eternal home. At the end of...

The Handgun Encyclopedia is the world’s number #1 source for handgun information. The text covers the evolution of pistols and revolvers from the matchlock to the latest automatic. The book has more than 800 illustrations and over 500 pages of in-depth material that any gun enthusiast will love....

This classic reference book covers the history of small arms in the 20th century, with a focus on the two great world wars which shaped the world of firearms we know today. Learn, in great deal, about your favorite weapons—ranging from the days of gunpowder to the pistols and rifles used in World...

The ultimate reference book that identifies and documents over 1,000 different types of revolvers.  Accompanied by thousands of photos and illustrations, this book is sure to help you understand and classify any revolver in the world today. To go along with these amazing illustrations,...

Historians have claimed that Stalingrad was one of the fiercest and most harrowing battles fought in World War II. In August of 1942, Hitler’s army reached the doorstep of the motherland (thanks to his blitzkrieg tactics) and prepared for one of the longest and most violent battles in human history....

Vowing to join the United States Military instead of going to college, a young man ends up in the 94th division fighting in the foreign land of Normandy. In these memoirs, the soldier brings up such topics as race relations and the ever brutal experiences in combat. He questions the need for conflict...