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New
Non-Fiction
Gun Guys, by Dan Baum-
Whether they’re collecting
antique weapons, practicing
concealed carry, or firing an
AR-15 or a Glock at their
local range, many Americans
love guns—which horrifies
and fascinates many other
Americans, and much of the
rest of the world. This
sometimes raucous book
explores the American love
affair with firearms.
Whether they’re collecting
antique weapons, practicing
concealed carry, or firing an
AR-15 or a Glock at their
local range, many Americans
love guns—which horrifies
and fascinates many other
Americans, and much of the
rest of the world. This
sometimes raucous book
explores the American love
affair with firearms.
Harvest, by Richard Horan-
Novelist and nature writer
Richard Horan embarks on
an adventure across America
to reveal that farming is still
the vibrant beating heart of
our nation. Harvest sparkles
with lively prose and a
winning blend of profound
seriousness and delightful
humor.
Novelist and nature writer
Richard Horan embarks on
an adventure across America
to reveal that farming is still
the vibrant beating heart of
our nation. Harvest sparkles
with lively prose and a
winning blend of profound
seriousness and delightful
humor.
The End of Your Life
Book Club, by Will
Schwalbe-
This is the inspiring true story
of a son and his mother, who
start a “book club” that brings
them together as her life
comes to a close. Over the
next two years, they carry on
conversations that are both
wide-ranging and deeply
personal, prompted by an
eclectic array of books and a
shared passion for reading.
Book Club, by Will
Schwalbe-
This is the inspiring true story
of a son and his mother, who
start a “book club” that brings
them together as her life
comes to a close. Over the
next two years, they carry on
conversations that are both
wide-ranging and deeply
personal, prompted by an
eclectic array of books and a
shared passion for reading.
The Parent App, by Lynn
Schofield Clark-
In The Parent App, Lynn
Schofield Clark provides
what families have been
sorely lacking: smart,
sensitive, and effective
strategies for coping with the
dilemmas of digital and
mobile media in modern life,
tackling a host of issues, such
as family communication,
online predators, cyber
bullying, sexting, gamer
drop-outs, helicopter
parenting, and more.
Schofield Clark-
In The Parent App, Lynn
Schofield Clark provides
what families have been
sorely lacking: smart,
sensitive, and effective
strategies for coping with the
dilemmas of digital and
mobile media in modern life,
tackling a host of issues, such
as family communication,
online predators, cyber
bullying, sexting, gamer
drop-outs, helicopter
parenting, and more.
Exploding The Phone, by Phil
Lapsley-
Before smartphones, back even
before the Internet and personal
computer, a misfit group of
technophiles, blind teenagers, hippies,
and outlaws figured out how to hack
the world’s largest machine: the
telephone system. Exploding the
Phone tells this story in full for the
first time.
Lapsley-
Before smartphones, back even
before the Internet and personal
computer, a misfit group of
technophiles, blind teenagers, hippies,
and outlaws figured out how to hack
the world’s largest machine: the
telephone system. Exploding the
Phone tells this story in full for the
first time.
The Vatican Diaries, by
John Thavis-
Thavis takes readers from a
bell tower high above St.
Peter’s to the depths of the
basilica and the saint’s burial
place, from the politicking
surrounding the election of a
new pope and the ever-
growing sexual abuse scandals
around the world to
controversies about the
Vatican’s stand on
contraception, and more.
John Thavis-
Thavis takes readers from a
bell tower high above St.
Peter’s to the depths of the
basilica and the saint’s burial
place, from the politicking
surrounding the election of a
new pope and the ever-
growing sexual abuse scandals
around the world to
controversies about the
Vatican’s stand on
contraception, and more.
