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Category Spotlight: Women's Studies
Category Spotlight: Women's Studies
These selections present the current popular books within Women Studies. Click here for a more complete listing. More
Seasonal Spotlight: Nature
Seasonal Spotlight: Nature
It's time to enjoy the great outdoors! Browse our selection of featured titles that present an appreciation for the world around us. Click here to view more titles in Nature. More
Series Spotlight: Nibbles, Bites, & Chomps
Series Spotlight: Nibbles, Bites, & Chomps
We are very proud to present Nibbles, Bites, & Chomps, a series of books that kids can really sink their teeth into! With an innovative new approach to leveled reading, each book has a bite taken out of it, indicating its reading level to parents while tipping-off kids that they’re in for a real treat. More
Featured Authors
Featured Authors
Jeremy Scahill is a Polk Award-winning investigative journalist. He is a frequent contributor to The Nation magazine and a correspondent for the national radio show Democracy Now! More
Christopher Hitchens is a contributing editor to Vanity Fair and author of numerous books, including the current national bestseller God Is Not Great. More

Reviews
Reviews
Kirkus reviews Freedom for the Thought That We Hate by Anthony Lewis: “A superb history of the First Amendment and the body of law that has followed it.”
Publishers Weekly reviews Darkness Falls by Kyle Mills: “Masterful thriller writer Mills returns to his series hero, former FBI agent Mark Beamon (last seen in 2002's Sphere of Influence ), with a pulse-pounding apocalyptic scenario that is terrifying in its plausibility…While such plots are a dime a dozen, Mills's meticulous research, pacing and carefully developed characters make this variation particularly convincing.”






