Charles Lindbergh: The Lone Eagle Soared High And Low
$1.25Daniel Alef traces Charles Lindbergh’s highs and lows as an aviation pioneer and controversial public figure.
Creative Canada
$18.39Creative Canada profiles influential twentieth-century Canadian artists, highlighting their achievements, impact, and diverse creative contributions nationwide.
Creative Canada
$18.39Creative Canada (Volume 2) continues profiling notable twentieth-century Canadian artists, celebrating their lasting creative and cultural impact.
Everything Is Wrong with Me
$4.75Jason Mulgrew humorously recounts his unconventional childhood, blending awkward experiences, family chaos, and self-deprecating wit.
Henry Ford
$11.11Samuel S. Marquis offers an insightful interpretation of Henry Ford’s character, achievements, and industrial legacy.
Juan Terry Trippe: King Of Commercial Aviation
$1.00“Juan Terry Trippe: King of Commercial Aviation” by Daniel Alef explores the life of aviation pioneer Juan Trippe. It details his creation of Pan American Airways and innovations in air travel. The book highlights his vision and determination, showcasing how Trippe transformed commercial aviation and paved the way for global travel.
Michael O’Leary
$1.98Alan Ruddock chronicles Michael O’Leary’s ambitious rise and transformative impact on the airline industry.
My Forty Years with Ford
$14.35Charles E. Sorensen shares insider stories and insights from four decades working alongside Henry Ford.
Not Quite What I Was Planning
$5.75A collection of poignant, clever six-word memoirs capturing diverse life stories, emotions, and moments of self-reflection.
The Airplane
$5.75In “The Airplane: How Ideas Gave Us Wings,” Jay Spenser explores the invention of flight. He details the innovative thinkers and technological advancements that shaped aviation. The book illustrates key milestones and the impact of aviation on society. Spenser captures the excitement and challenges faced by pioneers in the sky.
The Faith of a Writer
$5.65Joyce Carol Oates shares insights on writing, creativity, personal experiences, and the enduring power of literary art.
The Man Who Changed the Way We Read
$3.82Jeremy Lewis tells how Allen Lane revolutionized publishing with Penguin Books, making quality literature widely accessible.
