The Few tells for the first time the dramatic and unforgettable story of eight young Americans who joined Britain's Royal Air Force, defying their country's neutrality laws and risking their U.S. citizenship to fight side-by-side with England's finest pilots in the summer of 1940 - over a year before America entered the war.

The Jihad Next Door tells the story of a group of young men - born and brought up in small town America - who left otherwise unremarkable lives to attend an al-Qaeda camp. Though they sought to quietly slip back into their roles as middle class Americans, the 9/11 attacks made that impossible.

Based on over twenty years of research, Quirkology navigates the backwaters of human behavior. Using thousands of subjects from all over the world Professor Richard Wiseman reveals an unexpected picture of the innermost workings of the mind.

A diagnosis of breast cancer before the age of 30 had brought four young women together for a monthly lunch at their local Nordstrom's café, but it was a desire to provide hope to others that would make them friends for life. A source of humor, strength, inspiration, and education, Nordie's at Noon celebrates friendship and living life to the fullest.

Bad Dogs Have More Fun is a collection of columns written by bestselling author John Grogan (originally published by The Philadelphia Inquirer), collected and combined here for the first time. Whether about family pets, children and adults, or family and friends, Grogan shares his opinions and experiences about life, animals and family.

One of the most loved Peanuts tales, It's the Great Pumpkin Charlie Brown, is now available in this spooktacular interactive format - a board book with reusable stickers! Little ghosts and goblins will get in the holiday spirit by helping the Peanuts gang celebrate every Halloween season.

No stranger to intellectual combat, Michael Eric Dyson has always been ready to engage friends and foes alike in open conversation about the issues that matter. Dr. Dyson shows that he is as eloquent off the cuff as he is on the book page, and Debating Race gives readers a front row seat as he spars with politicians, pundits, and public intellectuals.

This definitive history presents India in its entire civilizational depth. Using an Indiacentric approach, the book covers the process of change in India through the centuries affecting different segments of the society, including the subalterns and supports what is followed by most instructors in their courses on India in regards to periodization.