Non-Fiction

A true crime book that demonstrates how the tragedy of crime spreads the misery and grief far beyond victims and criminals.

'The Great Dissent' brings the First Amendment to life and makes Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes a layered, multi-faceted figure at the crux of our personal freedoms.

While I have been assimilated into loving cats and a menagerie of other animals, dogs still hold a special place in my heart, and Ulriksen provides plenty of proof for his statement that 'Dogs Rule Nonchalantly.'

'Wonder of Wonders' is as wonderful a book as 'Fiddler on the Roof' is a musical.

Caskey reveals the truth of the haunted legends and places of charming Charleston, SC.

A fascinating woman leads us through a now almost forgotten world at the dangerous meeting point of the Austro-Hungarian and Ottoman empires.

Rubber band crafting coupled with Bible verses that will keep children entertained for hours.

A wonderful look at the trials and tribulations of dog lovers in the past as they come to terms with the differing personalities of the pets they call their own.

Coco Chanel is much more than a mere fashion icon, as Rhonda K. Garelick shows in this riveting biography.

An excellent collection of essays analyzing how the TV show was adapted into four-color panels and word balloons.