Born to Steal
$8.22A gripping exposé of Mafia infiltration, corruption, and chaos in Wall Street’s ruthless world of finance.
Breakfast The Night Before
$2.99Marjorie Quarton recalls vibrant experiences, colorful characters, and enduring traditions as an Irish horse dealer.
Briefe aus dem Krieg
$7.11Ernst Jandl’s wartime letters reveal personal reflections, hardships, and emotional experiences during 1943–1946.
Britten’s Children
$6.39John Bridcut’s biography, Britten’s Children, explores composer Benjamin Britten’s fascination with childhood and youth. Bridcut reveals how Britten drew creative inspiration from young people and his own early experiences. The book offers insight into Britten’s relationships, music, and legacy, showcasing his passion for innocence, creativity, and understanding through his youth.
Bronze Inside and Out
$16.19Recounts Bob Scriver’s sculpting journey, creative legacy, and profound impact on Western art and cultural heritage.
Building Our Dream in Remote Colorado
$4.35Stephen Wood shares his inspiring journey building a new life and home in remote Colorado wilderness.
Can I Say
$6.39Can I Say chronicles Travis Barker’s wild life, near-death experiences, and passion for drumming and music.
Caravaggio
$2.56Caravaggio: A Life Sacred and Profane unveils the artist’s tempestuous life, groundbreaking art, and enduring legacy.
Caravaggio
$5.44Explores Caravaggio’s turbulent life, revolutionary artistry, and enduring influence as a master of dramatic Baroque painting.
Carl Linnæus by Sarah K. Bolton
$0.99“Carl Linnæus” by Sarah K. Bolton explores the life of the renowned botanist. It details his groundbreaking classification system for plants and animals. Linnæus’s work significantly influenced science, significantly enhancing our understanding of biodiversity. The book highlights his dedication, innovation, and lasting impact on natural history and taxonomy, celebrating his remarkable contributions.
Catching the Wolf of Wall Street
$5.65Jordan Belfort recounts wild adventures, financial schemes, and consequences in this sequel to “The Wolf of Wall Street.”
Chagall
$5.37Examines Marc Chagall’s imaginative artistry, personal struggles, and profound contributions to twentieth-century modern art.
