Street Boys

Literature & Fiction

Lorenzo Carcaterra

Genre Fiction

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Age of Aquariums

Children's Books

David Cody~David Cody Weiss~Bobbi J.G. Weiss

Pregnant screenwriter Cora has taken to writing lengthy letters to her unborn child, and it's small wonder why. For that age-old script family values is looking like it needs a complete rewrite.

Delusions of Grandma

CARRIE FISHER

Contemporary

No vacation. No benefits. And the only retirement is an early death.\nWith the closing of the Hellmouth and the awakening of hundreds of potential slayers, Buffy Summers thought she had overturned the Slayer's self-sacrifice and earned herself a much-deserved break. But the thrill of victory is short-lived. The Forces of Darkness are not ones to graciously accept defeat, and the collective rage unites disparate and powerful parties more eager than ever to reclaim dominance.\nWillow's magickal distribution of the slayer essence left girls across the world discovering their latent power. Giles races to reorganize the now much-needed Watchers Council, and the Scoobies relocate to Europe. And there in Rome, Buffy is drawn to the Immortal -- a charismatic, if inscrutable, figure. But then comes word that a number of the fresh slayers are being coerced to join an army of slayers -- governed by the mysterious "Queen of the Slayers," an awesome evil determined to claim the intoxicating slayer essence for herself.\nXander is sent to Africa to learn more about the origin of the slayer essence. Instead, he returns to report that, alarmingly, there's not enough good in the world to counteract the overabundance of evil, and that the deciding apocalypse is drawing much too near. Alliances are formed and loyalties betrayed as it comes down to slayer versus slayer, leading to an ultimate battle of champions -- from Buffy's past and present. And then an unimaginable gift arrives...

Queen of the Slayers

Romance

Nancy Holder

Vampires

UK Hulk Hogan

Hulk Hogan

Biographies & Memoirs

City of Masks

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

DANIEL HECHT

Thrillers & Suspense

Time to Love

Greenberger, Robert

A fortnight after the evacuation at Dunkirk some 150,000 British troops were still stuck in France. As the German advance thundered west these Allied soldiers and airmen were faced with a mad dash to the coast in the hope that a troop-ship awaited them there. One such vessel was the 'Lancastria', a 16,000-ton liner pressed into service and now anchored off the port of St-Nazaire. On 17 June 1940, ready to head for home, the ship was bombed by the Luftwaffe. As she sank, between 3,500 and 4,000 of those on board lost their lives. Re-creating this extraordinary episode with great narrative flair, Jonathan Fenby shows us not just the human stories behind the disaster but the cover-up that followed -- as Churchill ordered a blanket ban on news stories for the sake of the country's morale. Gripping and moving, LANCASTRIA tells one of the great forgotten stories of the Second World War.

Sinking of the Lancastria

History

JONATHAN FENBY

Europe

Do dogs of different breeds differ in intelligence? How well do they understand human language, and do they have a language of their own which humans can learn to understand? Do dogs have memories of things past and images or anticipations of things to come? Do they have feelings such as guilt, loyalty, and protectiveness or even simple emotions such as joy and sorrow? Or are these human terms for entirely different animal behaviors? In The Intelligence of Dogs, the renowned psychologist and award-winning dog trainer Stanley Coren gives us the most compelling and comprehensive picture to date of the canine mind and how it works. Coren shows how a dog's mental abilities are shaped by his genetic makeup and the forces of evolution in operation. While we might like to believe that all dogs' minds think alike, Coren clearly show that different breeds differ radically in their working intelligence - their ability to understand and follow human commands. In an impressive summary of research, Coren ranks 133 breeds, revealing which dogs are the brightest and which are the most limited in their working intelligence. Although different breeds do differ dramatically in their levels of intelligence, the author is quick to point out that there is great variability within breeds and that a dog's particular personality strongly affects its trainability. To that end, Coren provides an IQ test that readers can use to test their pet's intelligence. Coren also explains how, by changing certain factors such as training conditions and diet, one can actually raise a dog's IQ. Finally, Coren dramatically demonstrates that dogs have a much richer and more sophisticated language than we imagined. Taking usinto the world of dog communication, Coren explains how dogs use a varied and intricate set of sounds, facial expressions and body postures to communicate with other canines, and he shows readers how to interpret these signs in order to understand their dog better. The Intelligence

The Intelligence of Dogs

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Stanley Coren

Pets & Animal Care

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"Serenity": Based on the Screenplay by Joss Whedon

Humor & Entertainment

DeCandido, Keith RA

Movies

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