Navajo cops Joe Leaphorn and Jim Chee investigate two murders that are somehow connected to the legend of an ancient gold mine.

Bagley Brown, Jr., a dashing and handsome weasel, defies the conventions of weasel society when he falls in love with a fish named Bridget. Although he knows that their romance can never be, he risks his life to save hers. Color and b&w illustrations accompany the text.

This pop-up book is the story of Italian Renaissance sculptor, engineer, and architect Filippo Brunelleschi. Brunelleschi developed the theory of perspective and designed the Cathedral of Florence. The cathedral remained unfinished for a number of years as no one knew how to construct the large dome indicated in Brunelleschi's plans. The cathedral and city of Florence had to wait for the return of Brunelleschi before the project could be completed.

This novel revolves around the stories of four African-American women, friends who support each other while waiting for the man who will take their breath away. This book concerns themes of friendship among women, family, and the pursuit of good, honest love.

In this candid memoir, Emmy Award-winner Camryn Manheim recalls her days as a fat teenager who abused drugs and brought great shame upon her family. She attributes her adolescent problems to an overwhelming pressure to be thin. After surviving her teen years, Manheim finally accepted herself, regardless of her dress size, and grew determined to become an actor. In this autobiography, she relates her experience of struggling with drama teachers and directors who refused to take fat women seriously.

When a drug dealer's wife is kidnapped and murdered, ex-cop turned private detective and souse Matthew Scudder finds himself in the middle of a war zone as he tracks the killer.