Nonfiction

“Scarborough introduces the many sides of Harry S. Truman, a quiet man, yet a strong leader.”

“For the many who already love Julia Child, the book will make a gratifying addition to their library.”

“It is challenging to balance audience appeal in a book like this. One must please both casual fans and those already familiar with the game’s long history.

“Susan Herbert's imaginative scenes by classic artists from the 15th to the 19th centuries, accompanied by Corine Fletcher's charming feline pop-ups, will delight cat fans and culture buffs

Paul Morley is fond of the playlist.

We’ve all, at some point, had this experience:  tidying up, digging around, cleaning out the drawers, or  fussing about the attic, we find . . .

“This is a well-sourced biography and dimensional portrait that bypasses much of the usual gossip around this inimitable star.”

“The Queering of Corporate America vividly recounts one of the more important narratives in the history of LGBTQ+ people in America.”

“Pulp Vietnam sheds light on a fascinating aspect of Cold War culture and politics.”

“Everyone can benefit from learning how a resilient woman deals with the universal experience of losing someone and learning how to keep the person’s memory alive while becoming reattached

The Invention of China is a very readable book that will educate the general reader and provide experienced sinologists with a bevy of insights and fresh perspectives on a growing military

A chameleon is defined as a person who often changes his or her beliefs or behavior in order to please others or to succeed.