Nonfiction
While this is an attractive, eye-catching title, it's not an authority on domestic equipment. Purchase where budget and interest permits.
A fine resource for those considering building a career in architecture or related fields and a solid option for cultural studies lesson plans or projects.
Some of the activities will make this a possible supplemental aid in the classroom, but Russell Freedman's Children of the Great Depression (Clarion, 2005) is a better choice for those seeking material on this period.
Perfect for trivia buffs and reluctant readers and a good purchase for libraries with Spanish collections and where books such as "Guinness World Records" and "Ripley's Believe It or Not" are popular.
A solid addition for collections seeking inspirational or self-help titles.
Best suited to communities with strong interest in the arts and DIY culture, this compendium of cool will appeal mostly to a niche audience of hipsters, artists, and other creative types.
This title is a suitable addition for larger collections and will appeal to those looking for a Christian faith devotional rooted in historical context.
An optional purchase for most libraries. Recommended for students with a strong grasp of math rather than those in need of additional instruction.
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