Hardcover Books

"Blenheim" is a masterful historical account of one of the most significant military engagements in European history. Written by the renowned historian George Macaulay Trevelyan, this work serves as a definitive study of the Battle of Blenheim and the broader geopolitical landscape of early...

"Birds of Massachusetts and Other New England States Part I: Water, Marsh & Shore Birds" is a foundational work in American ornithology. Written by renowned naturalist Edward Howe Forbush, this first volume offers a detailed examination of the diverse bird life found throughout the...

"Blake's Innocence and Experience" offers a profound scholarly exploration into the dualities of the human spirit as expressed through the poetry and manuscripts of William Blake. Joseph Hartley Wicksteed provides an illuminating study of the "Songs of Innocence" and the "Songs of Experience," meticulously...

"Bitter Heritage" is a compelling drama of love, honor, and the long shadows cast by the past. Written by the popular novelist Margaret Pedler, this story explores the life of a protagonist burdened by a father's disgraceful legacy. This "bitter heritage" of shame and...

"The Black Abbot" is a classic mystery novel that masterfully blends gothic atmosphere with the tension of a crime thriller. The story revolves around the legend of a spectral monk said to haunt the ruins of Fossaway Priory, allegedly guarding a fabled hidden treasure....

"Bird in Hand" is a celebrated comedy play by John Drinkwater that explores the tension between tradition and modernity in early 20th-century England. Set within the cozy, timeless walls of a country inn, the narrative revolves around Thomas Greenleaf, a conservative innkeeper whose rigid...

"The Biology of Population Growth" is a seminal scientific study that explores the fundamental biological laws governing the expansion of populations. Written by the distinguished biologist and statistician Raymond Pearl, this work investigates how living organisms-from yeast cells to human societies-multiply according to predictable...

"The Biological Basis of Human Nature" is a foundational exploration of how biological principles, particularly the then-emerging science of genetics, shape the human experience and social structures. Written by the distinguished zoologist H. S. Jennings, this work delves into the intricate relationship between heredity...

"The Best Known Works of Voltaire" presents a definitive collection of the French Enlightenment's most influential writings, offering a profound exploration of reason, skepticism, and human nature. This comprehensive volume features Voltaire's legendary romances, most notably the satirical masterpiece "Candide," which follows the misadventures...

"Beyond Life" serves as a profound and witty exploration of the human condition and the transformative power of literature. Written as a series of nighttime dialogues between the narrator and the novelist John Charteris, the work presents James Branch Cabell's philosophical defense of romance...

"Beau Ideal" is a sweeping adventure novel set against the unforgiving and majestic backdrop of the North African desert. Written by P.C. Wren, this work serves as a pivotal entry in his celebrated saga of the French Foreign Legion, focusing on themes of profound...

"Beneath Tropic Seas" is a pioneering account of underwater exploration and marine biology by the renowned naturalist William Beebe. Documenting an expedition to the coral reefs of Haiti, the work offers a vivid and detailed portrayal of the vibrant life teeming beneath the surface...

"Beethoven" is a comprehensive and evocative exploration of the life, character, and enduring musical legacy of one of history's greatest composers. Written by Robert Haven Schauffler, this biography delves deeply into the personal struggles and artistic triumphs of Ludwig van Beethoven, tracing his journey...

"Behold the Man: A Picture in Four Aspects" is a compelling theological and spiritual study that offers a deep meditation on the life and nature of Jesus Christ. Written by the influential theologian Friedrich Rittelmeyer, this work seeks to present a comprehensive "picture" of...

"Beethoven and His Forerunners" is a profound examination of the historical and artistic forces that culminated in the revolutionary works of Ludwig van Beethoven. Written by Daniel Gregory Mason, this work traces the evolution of instrumental music from its early foundations through the developmental...

"Barchester Towers" is a cornerstone of Victorian literature and the celebrated second installment in Anthony Trollope's "Chronicles of Barsetshire" series. Set in the quiet, fictional cathedral town of Barchester, the narrative unfolds following the death of the old bishop, sparking a fierce and often...

"Balthasar" is an elegant collection of short stories from the celebrated Nobel laureate Anatole France. The volume is anchored by the title story, a sophisticated and ironic reimagining of the legend of Balthasar, one of the three Magi. Through this narrative, France explores the...

"Banjo" is a vibrant and gritty novel by Claude McKay, a leading figure of the Harlem Renaissance. Set in the bustling, cosmopolitan waterfront of Marseille, France, the story follows a diverse group of Black sailors, drifters, and beachcombers from across the globe. At the...

"The Banana" provides a comprehensive and fascinating study of one of the world's most essential and popular fruits. Written by Philip Keep Reynolds, this work explores the botanical nature, history, and global commercial significance of the banana. The book offers an in-depth look at...

"The Balconinny and Other Essays" is a charming and insightful collection of prose from one of the twentieth century's most versatile men of letters, J.B. Priestley. In these gathered pieces, Priestley displays his characteristic wit and keen eye for the nuances of everyday life,...

"Bacon's Essays" represents the pinnacle of Francis Bacon's literary and philosophical legacy, offering a profound exploration of human nature, society, and the pursuit of wisdom. As one of the most influential figures of the English Renaissance, Bacon utilizes these short treatises to provide practical...

"Authors and Others" presents a captivating series of biographical sketches and personal portraits of prominent literary figures from the early twentieth century. This collection provides an intimate look into the lives, personalities, and creative habits of various writers, offering readers a unique behind-the-scenes perspective...

"The Autobiography of Benvenuto Cellini" stands as one of the most vibrant and compelling self-portraits of the Italian Renaissance. Written with a raw, uninhibited energy, this memoir chronicles the life of the celebrated Florentine goldsmith and sculptor, capturing his triumphs and tribulations in a...

"Austrian War Government" offers a comprehensive and scholarly examination of the political, constitutional, and administrative transformations within the Austro-Hungarian Empire during the First World War. Written by Josef Redlich, a prominent jurist and politician who witnessed the empire's final days, this work provides an...

"As They Seemed to Me" is a captivating collection of literary sketches and personal portraits by the renowned Italian critic and journalist Ugo Ojetti. This work offers readers an intimate look at the leading figures of the early 20th century, spanning the worlds of...

"Assessments and Anticipations" is an insightful and provocative collection of essays by William Ralph Inge, the renowned Dean of St. Paul's Cathedral. Known for his sharp intellect and often contrarian views, Inge provides a series of reflections on the religious, social, and political climate...

"As God Made Them; Portraits of Some Nineteenth-Century Americans" is a masterful collection of biographical sketches that delves into the lives of prominent 19th-century American figures. Utilizing his signature "psychographic" approach, Gamaliel Bradford explores the inner character and psychological depths of seven influential men:...

"The Art of Speculation" is a foundational text in the field of finance and investment, authored by Philip Lord Carret, a renowned figure in the development of modern mutual fund management. This classic work offers an in-depth exploration of the mechanics of the stock...

"The Artist and the Critic" is a profound exploration of the relationship between creative expression and intellectual discernment. Written by the esteemed theologian and author Lynn Harold Hough, this work examines the essential roles played by the creator and the evaluator in the development...

Author: Susan BranchISBN-10: 0996044000ISBN-13: 9780996044004Publisher: Spring Street PublishingLanguage: EnglishPublished: 10/01/2014Pages: 128Format: HardcoverWeight: 1.25lbsSize: 9.10h x 7.50w x 0.70d

On March 17, 2015, tens of thousands of Mexican farmworkers went on strike in San Quintin, Baja California, to protest horrible working conditions on the farms that produce most of the fresh fruits and vegetables you consume. Calling themselves the "slaves of the twenty-first...

El Salvador Reborn examines the nation's efforts to reshape its identity after the Peace Accords amid declining Cold War tensions. The book explores the criminalization of abortion and environmental activism in postwar El Salvador by focusing on two key organizations, Agrupación Ciudadana por la...

Universal Design for Learning (UDL) has been widely and effectively used across colleges and universities to create flexible learning environments and minimize barriers to higher education. UDL at Scale gives campus leaders and administrators the tools to expand UDL's reach. A call to action...

In her debut cookbook, the creator of Low Carb Love shares the 100+ delicious recipes she used to lose 135 pounds--the first ever low-carb, high-protein Mexican cookbook In Low Carb Love, Mayra Arias, founder of the popular Low Carb Love brand, shares the vibrant...

Transform your life with existentialist psychology -- deepen your sense of identity, find new meaning in your interests and relationships, and discover how awakening to freedom helps you get better with age.How can we find our own direction and purpose? When life feels too...

Amid the lakes, forests, and long winters of northern Wisconsin, Calhoun Dunn lives a small life by choice.In his hometown of Winter Lake, population 800, Cal keeps his days deliberately simple: early mornings, steady work, familiar faces, and long stretches of quiet in the...

You are not broken. You are not late. You are right on time.Trusting yourself in a noisy world can feel like standing in a fitting room under bad lighting, trying on versions of yourself that never quite feel like you.Trust Yourself Anyway is your...

When you're physically, emotionally, and spiritually drained, it's discouraging to feel like God is stringing you along. But a new, life-giving perspective is possible. In The Mountain in the Desert, Mike and Kelsey Domeny bring their conversational, story-driven approach to the Bible to explore...

Draw a straight line from New Orleans to Nashville, then over to Memphis and back down to New Orleans, following the curves of the Mississippi River, and you have the Mojo Triangle, a phrase coined by the author in the early 2000's."So much of...

When Xavier West, senior agent for the Bureau of Folk Affairs, receives a late night phone call from his partner, he has no idea it will set him on a path that will shake the foundations of the Empire.In a dive bar in the...

'Impressions' is a collection of poems that capture life in its most quietest and powerful moments. The poet explores emotions, memories and the beauty of everyday experiences. It cajoles the reader to slow down and connect with the subtle impressions that shape who we...

Malbert, an ordinary house mouse, struggles to get free. He never could have guessed that he would end up gravely pinned halfway under a box after setting out to find a piece of cheesecake that is rumored to be on the floor of Mrs....

Creation or Evolution? A Catholic DilemmaTo reconcile faith and science, is it enough to say "God could have used evolution"? Many Christians adopt this theistic-evolution point of view. It is now treated as the quasi-official Catholic position. Yet can it really harmonize Scripture, theology,...

An illuminating journey through Cherokee history and an ancient tradition that can change how we understand our world. The history of the Cherokee people is an epic story of survival and creativity. A tale usually told through the lens of Cherokee resistance to land-hungry...

An intense deep-dive into the cartel underworld--and its temptations--as seen through the eyes of undercover police officer Javier Guzman. Tampa Bay, Florida, 1992. Javier--a Spanish-speaking street-smart cop who had grown up in the South Bronx--is a decorated cop who produces results. Recently awarded Officer...

Discover a revolutionary approach to women's health in Restoring Balance: Mercier Therapy for Pelvic Health and Fertility by Jennifer Merciér, ND, PhD, Midwife, the trailblazing founder of Merciér Therapy. With over two decades of expertise in holistic reproductive and pelvic health, Dr. Merciér offers...

The digital world runs on trust--and trust is failing. The Trust Crisis exposes why identity theft, data breaches, and privacy erosion have become unavoidable and normalized features of human interaction with the digital ecosystem. The problem is not careless users, but helpless users. It...

Provides a clinically grounded, compassionate framework for understanding and healing religious and spiritual trauma. Written by an experienced therapist and trauma specialist, it offers readers practical tools to name their wounds, reclaim agency, and move toward wholeness-whether or not they choose to remain within...

In this throwback story, Sonic and friends must work with Mighty, Ray, and other Classic characters to save the planet from an overpowered Metal Sonic! It's all the fun of early Sonic in a graphic novel! When a bizarre meteor crash-lands on the planet,...

Examines the complementary philosophical approaches of Theodor Adorno and Leo Strauss to the question concerning how to best understand and resist fascism.Despite the fact that Theodor Adorno and Leo Strauss evinced vastly different philosophical styles, Adorno, Strauss, and Antifascist Philosophy shows how complementary they...