Search

Presents a list of New Age book titles in the United States for 2001. `Meditations for Cats,' by Anne Herman, published by Andrews McMeel; `The Fourth Dimension,' by Rudolf Steiner, published by Anthroposophic Press; `The Book of the Sherman,' by Nicholas Wood, published by Barron's. INSETS: Pennies from Heaven--and Beyond;A Happy New Age Birthday to You;New Ventures for New Age;Lots of Life after Life

Presents titles of books on bereavement and healing available in the United States. 'Grief Therapy,' by Karen Katafiasz; 'How to Go on Living When Someone You Love Dies,' by Therese A. Rando; 'A Sorrow's Company: Writers on Loss and Grief,' edited by DeWitt Henry. INSETS: For Love of Animals;Promises to Keep;A Tradition Continues.

The article presents information on books about religion. The books include "Theology and Law: Partner or Protagonists?", edited by Christine Parker and Gordon Preece, "Home With God: In a Life That Never Ends", by Neale Donald Walsch, "From the Straight Path to the Narrow Way: Journeys of Faith", edited by David Greenlee, "365 Days of Hope: Encouragement for Those Facing Loss, Pain and Disappointment", by Joni Eareckson Tada and Dave and Jan Dravecky and "Faith and Heresy", by Rabbi Reuven Agushewitz.

Presents a list of selected gay and lesbian books. 'Screening Party,' by Dennis Hensley; Different People,' by Orland Outland; 'Cut to the Bone,' by Robert P. Conner; 'The Christmas Poems,' by Krandall Kraus.

Presents a list of upcoming cookbooks in June-December 2002. 'A Cup of Comfort Cookbook: Favorite Comfort Foods to Warn Your Heart and Lift Your Spirit,' by Jay Weinstein and edited by Colleen Sell; 'A Return to Cooking,' by Eric Ripert; 'The Slow Cooker Cookbook,' by Gina Steer.

Lists several newly-released new age books as of May 15, 2000. `The Everything Angels Book' by M.J. Abadie from Adams; `Art and Soul: 156 Ways to Free Your Creative Spirit' by Pam Grout; New age books from Barron's.

Presents a list of religious books to be released in fall/winter 2004. "What God Wants," by Neale Donald Walsch; "The Passion in Art," by Richard Harries; "Angel Prayers," by Samara Anjelae.

Presents several religion books to be released in the spring and summer of 2004. "Life From the Upside," by Ellsworth Kalas; "The Death of a Child: Reflections for Grieving Parents," by Elaine S. Stillwell; "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Christianity," by Jeffrey B. Webb.

Presents a list of religious books. `The Bible and Homosexual Practice: Texts and Hermeneutics,' by Robert A.J. Gagnon; `Just Say Om!: Your Life's Journey,' by Soren Gordhamer; `The Once and Future Church Collection,' by Loren B. Mead.

The article presents a list of 27 self-published books and their authors which were submitted via the journal's website dedicated to independent authors, including the books "Death Is the Cool Night and Lost to the World" by Libby Sternberg, "Sea of Secrets" by Amanda DeWees, and "Little Miss Chaos" by Paula R. Hilton.

Lists several gardening books released in 2001. `Wildflowers Across America,' by Lady Bird Johnson and Carlton B. Lees; `Flowers A to Z,' by Cecelia Heffernan; `A Year in the Garden,' by John Sales and Margaret Willes; Prices of the books. INSETS: A Living Canvas;Mars and Venus in the Garden;Gardening--A Novel Approach;At Ground Level

Presents a list of cookbooks released in the U.S. from May 2002 to February 2003. "The Complete Idiot's Guide to Slow Cooking," by Ellen Brown; "You're Invited: A Cookbook for Special Occasions," by Mary Engelbreit; "A New Way to Cook," by Sally Schneider; "The Book Lover's Cookbook," by Shaunda Kennedy Wenger and Janet Kay Jensen. INSETS: Literary Tastes;Plateful of Memories;Spicy Dish;A Meal to Die For

Introduces several gardening books. 'Flowers A to Z: A Practical Guide to Buying/Growing/Cutting/Arranging,' by Cecelia Heffernan; 'French Dirt,' by William Goodman; 'The Organic Salad Garden,' by Joy Larkom.

The article previews several books on poetry including "Once," by Meghan O'Rourke, "Collected Body," by Valzhyna Mort, and "Touch," by Henri Cole.

Describes the work of pop-up creators, who are specialist entrepreneurs working for publishers worldwide. Discussion on how Waldo C. Hunt, chairman of Intervisual Books in Santa Monica, Calif., and godfather to the modern pop-up book business started his business. The popularity of electronic books; Hunt's top paper engineers; The process of creating pop-ups; Dioramas for Disney Audio; How the industry is getting more sophisticated; More.

Presents a list of books about self-help and recovery. "It's the Little Things for Mothers," by Kate McBride; "Girlosophy: The Breakup Survival Kit," by Anthea Paul; "Eliminate Stress From Your Life Forever: A Simple Program for Better Living," by William Atkinson.

Presents a list of books about religion and inspiration. "From Hurt to Healing: A Theology of the Wounded," by Andrew Sung Park; "Faith and Feminism: A Holy Alliance," by Helen Hunt; "Fifty-two Simple Ways to Make a Difference," by Paul Simon.

Presents a list of books about performing arts and film. "Louisiana: A Musical Treasure," by Bernard Kamoroff; "Golda's Balcony: A Play," by William Gibson; "The Unseen Force: The Films of Sam Raimi," by John Kenneth Muir.

The article previews several science fiction, fantasy, and horror books including "Bloodlands," by Christine Cody, "Those Across the River," by Christopher Buehlman, and "Ghost Spin," by Chris Moriarty.

The article previews several fiction romance including "A Night to Surrender," by Tessa Dare, "The Ideal Man," by Julie Garwood, and "Seven Years to Sin," by Sylvia Day.

Reports on the fact-versus-fiction controversy in Australia concerning the novel `The Hand That Signed the Paper,' by Helen Demidenko, also known as Helen Darville. Author's claim that the novel was partly autobiographical and factual; Dispute over the book's receipt of the Miles Franklin Award in 1995; Revelation that Demidenko was not a Ukrainian as she has claimed; Author's perceived anti-Semitism.

Focuses on the book `The Last Pumpkin Paper,' by Bob Oeste. Selection of the once-notorious Alger Hiss case episode to jump-start the whole story; Absorption in Richard Nixon's dark side.

Features the book `Paper Dinosaurs: A Cut-out Book,' by Satoshi Kitamura. Inclusion of pop-up card models; Contact information.

The article lists the top reviewed books by the journal including "Crossing in Time: The First Disaster" by D.L. Orton, "The Real Thing" by Linda Rettstatt and "Claimed by the Enemy" by Shauna Roberts.

Charts are presented that list the international best selling books of January 2016 which include Kate Atkinson's "A God in Ruins," Rosalie Ham's "The Dressmaker," and "Homemade Happiness New Zealand" by Chelsea Winter.

Presents a list of books about poetry. "Pulse," by Rajinderpal S. Pal; "A Child in Exile," by Carolina Hospital; "Desire Lines: New and Selected Poems," by Lola Haskins.

Presents a list of books about sports. "Water Babies: Safe Starts in Swimming," by Francoise Barbira Freedman; "Canoeing, Kayaking and Hiking Wild Temagami," by Hap Wilson; "The First Tee Shot: A Parent's Guide to Teaching Kids Golf," by Wally Armstrong and Mike Yorkey.

Presents a list of books about social sciences. "Coming Clean: The Best and Worst of DailyConfession.com," by Greg Fox; "The Disinformation Book of Lists," by Russ Kick; "Listening to Olivia: Violence, Poverty and Prostitution," by Jody Raphael.

The article previews several books on the performing arts including "The Oprah Winfrey Show: Reflections on an American Legacy," by Deborah Davis, "Pauline Kael: A Life in the Dark," by Brian Kellow, and "Piers Morgan: The Biography," by Emily Herbert.

Presents a list of books about true crime stories. "The Company She Keeps," by Georgia Durante; "The Mafia in Havana: A Caribbean Mob Story," by Enrique Cirules; "The Hillside Strangler--New Updated Version," by Ted Schwartz.

Presents several fiction books. 'Don't Eat Your Heart Out Cookbook'; 'The Introvert Advantage'; 'Curly Girl.'

The article offers information on vest-pocket books, books that are all smaller than the standard cloth or trade paperback, which have turned into a major success story for publishers and booksellers alike. They cover anything and everything that is nonfiction. There are vest-pocket books on presidents, generals, writers, Jews, philosophers, terrorism, myths, music, even issues and ethics. They come in hardcover and paperback, are inexpensive and average about 150 pages.

Presents a list of books about women's studies. "All-Night Party: The Women of Bohemian Greenwich Village and Harlem, 1913-1930," by Andrea Barnet; "Equal Play: Stories of Women Who Dare," by Peggy O'Neill; "The W Effect: Sexual Politics in the Bush Years and Beyond," edited by Laura Flanders.

Presents a list of books about war and the military. "Weapons of Mass Destruction: The No-Nonsense Guide to Nuclear, Chemical and Biological Weapons of Today," by Robert Hutchinson; "Knights of Darkness: Secrets of the World's Deadliest Night Fighters," by Haha Lung; "Alamein," by Jon Latimer.

Presents information on several books to be launched in the U.S. in fall 2003. "Going Home to a Landscape: Writing by Filipinas," edited by Marianne Villanueva and Virginia R. Cerenio; "Sex and the Single Beer Can: Probing the Media and American Culture," by Walt Brasch; "Robota," by Doug Chian and Orson Scott Card.

The article previews several lifestyle books including "One Big Blissful Thing," by Josh Radnor, "Reversing Our Toxic Lifestyle," by Arthur Agatston, and "Knit Local: Celebrating America's Homegrown Yarns," by Tanis Gray.

Presents a chart of bestselling children's fiction in the U.S. as of July 11, 2005.

Lists several nonfiction books. `Bruno Fonseca: The Secret Life of Paintings,' by Isabel Fonseca, Alan Jenkins and Karen Wilkin; `Antonio Gaudi: Master Architect,' by Juan Bassegoda Nonell; `O'Keeffe on Paper,' by Ruth E. Fine, Elizabeth Glassman, Barbara Buhler Lynes and Judith Walsh.

Reports that HarperCollins is crediting word of mouth for the strong performance of its bestseller `Care of the Soul,' by Thomas Moore. Details.

Announces that Vice President-Elect Al Gore's book `Earth in the Balance' is enjoying its second week on the trade paperback list, now in the number eight spot. A total of 165,000 copies in print; Houghton Mifflin sold over 250,000 copies in hardcover; It's the fastest selling environmental hardcover of all time.

Reports that for the second week in a row, Katharine Hepburn's book `Me: Stories of My Life,' takes the number 5 spot on the mass market list. A rarity for a nonfiction title to get ahead of some of the mass market fiction blockbusters; Her book was the bestselling nonfiction book in 1991.

Discusses the controversy that has developed around author Erich Segal's current bestseller `Acts of Faith' after three Catholic newspapers refused to accept advertising for the book. Why the `New World' in Chicago, `Catholic New York' and the `Tidings' in Los Angeles declined to run the ads; The controversy covered on the TV program `Entertainment Tonight'; More.

The article reveals the growing popularity of hobby-themed books in the midst of a recession. Fox Chapel Publishing is one of the companies that offer these books. One example is Carole Rothman's "Wooden Bowls From the Scroll Saw." Another offering is "The Little Book of Whittling." Industry executives such as Robert Kirk and Paul McGahren, noted that the hobby category is one of the categories that have become popular during lean times.

Discusses the book `The Hidden Pope: The Personal Journey of John Paul II and Jerzy Kluger,' by Darcy O'Brien.

This article presents a list of books that was inspired by motion pictures and television programs which will be released from January to April 2004. Included are "Touching the Void," starring Brendan Mackey and Nicholas Aaron, directed by Kevin MacDonald which inspired the novel by Joe Simpson and "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind," starring Jim Carrey, Kate Winslet and Kirsten Dunst, directed by Michel Gondry with tie-in shooting script by Charlie Kaufman.

The article presents updates on the sales of several books published in the U.S. These books include "1,000 Places to See Before You Die," by Patricia Schultz, with 300,000 copies in print, "A Disorderly Compendium of Golf," by Lorne Rubenstein and Jeff Neuman with 10,000 copies and "Geek Logik," by Garth Sundem with 12,000 copies.

The article previews several books on social science including "Where We Stand," by Katrina vanden Heuvel, "The Conflict," by Elisabeth Badinter, and "The Girl With Three Legs: A Memoir," by Soraya Miré.

Presents several books on poetry. 'Barter,' by Monica Youn; 'A Handmade Museum,' by Brenda Coultas; 'Million Poems Journal,' by Jordan Davis.

A chart is presented which lists the bestselling books including "Written in My Own Heart's Blood," "Heaven Is for Real," and "The Fault in Our Stars" in several categories, such as fiction, nonfiction and juvenile, in Canada for the year through September 14, 2014.

Discusses the book `Hustled: My Journey from Fear to Faith,' by Tonya Flynt-Vega with Ted Schwartz.