Herding Schrodinger’s Cats
Cham and Whiteson start at the very beginning (literally!) and use entertainment and art (and cats!) to get you to the very reaches of our understanding, and they do it with humor and familiarity.
Rabid: A Cultural History of the World’s Most Diabolical Virus
“Rabies coevolved to live in the dog, and the dog coevolved to live with us – and this confluence, the three of us, is far too combustible a thing.”
Children’s Historical Books That Adults Will Love!
Children’s books that adults will enjoy!
A Year of Pies: A Seasonal Tour of Home Baked Pies
What better time to start a year-long discovery of pie baking than in the fall?
In Celebration of Native American Heritage Month
Celebrate Native American Heritage Month all November long with these great reads by Native authors.
You Can Fly : the Tuskegee Airmen
When an opportunity not yet afforded to people of your race presents itself, what do you do? You take the chance to move beyond your circumstances, believe in yourself and … Continued
Give Thanks for Octubafests, Tuba Santas & Mr. Tuba
In his memoir Mr. Tuba, Phillips passionately recalls the sources of his devotion to an instrument often considered more unwieldy than melodious.
The Power of Now
The fearful self is just a fiction of the mind.
Symmetry, Patterns and Swirls in Nature and Beyond
Naturally occurring shapes and patterns are lovely.
Pick a Ripe and Juicy Fall Book—Three New Favorites, plus a few others
Three new Fall favorites (plus a few more!).