by Chuck Palahniuk  (2010-04-20)
average customer review:    (209)

A gang of adolescent terrorists trained by an unspecified totalitarian state infiltrate America as foreign exchange students.

by Robert Paul Weston  (2010-09-02)
average customer review:    (10)

Told entirely in rhyming couplets that are nearly impossible not to read aloud, this lively tale follows young Katrina Katrell on a fantastical journey from her home, through secret underground tunnels, into a hidden city, and even to the moon.

by Karl Marlantes  (2011-08-30)
average customer review:    (111)

Marlantes tempers the brutal truths of fear, power games, and courage with a thoughtful prescription for our soldiers’ well-being; caring for our soldiers and their families differently will benefit society as a whole.

by Simon Mainwaring  (2011-06-07)
average customer review:    (46)

A social media expert with global experience with many of the world’s biggest brands —including Nike, Toyota and Motorola—Simon Mainwaring offers a visionary new practice in which brands leverage social media to earn consumer goodwill, loyalty and profit, while creating a third pillar of sustainable social change through conscious contributions from customer purchases.

by Julian Barnes  (1990-11-27)
average customer review:    (60)

A revisionist view of Noah's Ark, told by the stowaway woodworm. A chilling account of terrorists hijacking a cruise ship. A court case in 16th-century France in which the woodworm stand accused. A desperate woman's attempt to escape radioactive fallout on a raft. And 6 more.

by Rebecca Flowers  ()
average customer review:    (31)

Prudence Whistler's carefully constructed life is about to get shaken up. She's let go from the nonprofit job that never did much to fulfill her in the first place. Then Rudy—who she's finally decided will suffice as The One—condescendingly dumps her.

by Suzanne Collins  (2010-08-24)
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Following her subversive second victory in the Games, this one composed of winners from past years, Katniss has been adopted by rebel factions as their symbol for freedom and becomes the rallying point for the districts in a desperate bid to take down the Capitol and remove President Snow from power.

by Jerome Groopman  ()
average customer review:    (214)

Jerome Groopman is a physician at Harvard Medical School. His book is an effort to dissect the anatomy of correct diagnosis, successful treatment and humane care -- and also of diagnostic error, misguided therapy and thoughtless bedside manner. His task is to offer practical advice to both patients and physicians.

by Kathy Griffin  (2009-09-08)
average customer review:    (240)

Kathy Griffin unplugged, uncensored, and unafraid to dish about what really happens on the road, away from the cameras, and at the star party after the show. (It’s also her big chance to score that coveted book club endorsement she’s always wanted. Are you there, Oprah? It’s me, Kathy.)

by Harry G. Frankfurt  (2006-10-31)
average customer review:    (16)

With the same leavening wit and commonsense wisdom that animates his pathbreaking work On Bullshit, Frankfurt encourages us to take another look at the truth: there may be something there that is perhaps too plain to notice but for which we have a mostly unacknowledged yet deep-seated passion.