 | When F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote THE GREAT GATSBY in the early 1920s, the American Dream was already on the skids. Originally based on the idea that the pursuit of happiness involves not only material success but moral and spiritual growth, the dream... |
 | John Osbourne--better known as Ozzy--tells his wild and crazy life-story. For someone who's admitted to biting the heads off of pigeons and bats and been accused of killing puppies before going onstage, Ozzy sure is likable. His charmingly honest and... |
 | Eagles guitarist Don Felder provides an intense and intimate look behind the scenes of one of America's most popular rock groups. He exposes the drug-fueled parties, the fights and bad-blood that constantly threatened to break up the band, and the... |
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 | Fleshing out one of the most fascinating subjects of his previous book, SHOUT!--appreciated as one of the early, definitive histories of the Fab Four--Philip Norman takes a closer look at the most famous Beatle. Norman spends thoughtful energy on... |
 | This mystery is the first in a critically acclaimed series featuring Commissario Guido Brunetti, a man with integrity who uses both a personal moral code and a well-developed sense of cynicism to solve crimes within the corrupt bureaucracy of Venice,... |
 | When she receives a toy nutcracker with an ugly face, a little girl helps break the spell and watches him change into a handsome prince. Features pop-up illustrations. |
| Soupspoon Wise, an unsuccessful blues guitarist, is dying of cancer on the streets of New York when he is rescued by an angel in the form of Kiki Waters. Kiki's a hustler with a heart of gold, who rustles up a home for Soupspoon to pour the... |
| Soupspoon Wise, an unsuccessful blues guitarist, is dying of cancer on the streets of New York when he is rescued by an angel in the form of Kiki Waters. Kiki's a hustler with a heart of gold, who rustles up a home for Soupspoon to pour the... |
| Mrs. Inglethorp has lived peacefully at her home in Styles Court after her husband's death, but when she decides to marry a man 20 years her junior, it doesn't bode well. When Mrs. Inglethorp dies from strychnine poisoning, suspects and motives... |
