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Feline Mystique, The
by Simon, Clea
Kitten-Smitten Women Written for Women Who Love Their Cats and the Men Who Try to Understand Them, Simon's meditation on cats and feminism is a quick, engaging read. |
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Timbuktu
by Auster, Paul
Runny doggie poo Mr. Bones had lived long enough to know that anything was possible, that impossible things happened all the time. |
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Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things
by McDonough, William & Braungart, Michael
The (Re)Cycle of Life William McDonough and Michael Braungart offer a surprisingly accessible book which proposes nothing less than changing the world’s entire manufacturing system. |
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The Fish's Eye
by Frazier, Ian
A Fisherman's Catch This collection is one any fisherman is sure to enjoy. Ian Frazier lets you know about the big ones that got away, but is humble enough to mention the trips where he didn't catch a thing. |
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My Fine Feathered Friend
by Grimes, William
Eggless in Astoria An urban folktale about a writer's quirky relationship with a cheeky fowl. |
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Rising From the Plains
by McPhee, John
For the Beauty of the Earth When I read this book, I think of that line from Jesus Christ Superstar: "The rocks and stones themselves would start to sing!" |
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Caving: The Sierra Club Guide to Spelunking
by Larson, Lane and Larson, Peggy
Top-Of-the-Line Instructional Manual Larson and Larson, experienced outdoors and underground people, offer a detailed explanation of any caving question you have. |
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