1. The Christmas Day Kitten

The famous veterinarian/writer shares the true story of how an independent-minded stray cat gives a woman and her three Basset hounds a Christmas present.

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2. My Story

Most little girls dream of being princesses at one time or another. This is the story of a girl whose dream came true--though for her it turned out to be a nightmare. The ultimate insider's look at the House of Windsor--be warned, you will never look at the drawn curtains at Buckingham Palace with the same awe and sense of mystery again.

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3. Where Do Fairies Come from? Rainy Day Fairies

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4. MYSTERIES OF THE UNEXPLAINED

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5. Creation's Journey: Native American Identity and Belief

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6. Skeletons On The Zahara: A True Story Of Survival

At the end of the War of 1812, Captain James Riley and his ship the Commerce went aground on the coast of Africa, and he and his shipmates were captured as slaves. After two months, they managed to find a way out, but during that brief time they were subjected to almost unbearable abuse as they desperately tried to stay alive. Based on accounts written after the event, Dean King's narrative provides a harrowing but entirely accurate narrative of the event.

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7. The Tolkien Companion

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8. Bad As I Wanna Be

Dennis Rodman, arguably the greatest rebounder in the history of basketball, holds forth on topics such as fame, money, race relations, sex, drugs, Madonna, prison, fatherhood, and basketball.

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9. THIRTEEN MOONS

Nearly a decade has passed since Charles Frazier's melancholic Civil War-novel debut won the National Book Award and became a runaway bestseller, but the time has not been wasted. In THIRTEEN MOONS, Frazier tells the intricately researched and richly imagined life story of Will Cooper, an orphan who grows up to be a merchant, soldier, lawyer, senator, and surrogate Cherokee during the Trail of Tears, leaving him, in the end, a heartsick and bitter old man.

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10. THE SHEPHERD [A NOVEL]

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11. The Field of Senlac

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12. A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's Court

In Twain's 1889 satire/fantasy, Hank Morgan, a Hartford factory worker, after a blow to the head, finds himself transported to sixth-century England, where his knowledge of the scientific advances of the 19th century convince Arthur and his knights that he has magical powers. His attempts to introduce advanced technology lead to disaster. Twain's book infuriated his British readers because of the anti-monarchy opinions of its hero; it was true that Twain did have a somewhat vengeful motive for the novel after an article was published by the eminent English poet and critic Matthew Arnold that savaged the memoirs of President Grant, which Twain had published. The novel was also suggested, Twain said, by a dream he had "of being a knight errant in armor in the middle ages."

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13. Home to Holly Springs

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14. A Greater Look at Greater Buffalo

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15. THE LOVELY BONES

Susie Salmon was raped and murdered in 1973, and, from her perch in heaven, she tells the story of what happened to her, watches her family back on earth as they go about their grief-stricken lives, and describes what it's like to be a kid in heaven. Alice Sebold's novel, which draws on some of her own experiences, became a runaway best-seller as soon as it was published. A New York Times Notable Book for 2002.

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16. Commandos and Rangers of World War II

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