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Explore the Wonders of Space with This Engaging Reference Book for Kids. The New York Public Library Amazing Space is an interactive guide to the universe, covering topics such as galaxies,...

The New York Public Library's Picture Collection: A Unique Resource for Artists and Entrepreneurs. In the early 20th century, the New York Public Library's Picture Collection played a significant...

Twelve-year-old Viviani Fedeler has her sights set on becoming a star reporter. When Miss Hutch announces a story contest with the New York Times as the prize, Viviani is thrilled. But when she...

Discover the incredible Earth in this engaging and informative book. Explore topics such as ancient fossils, devastating earthquakes, explosive volcanoes, and much more. Learn about the formation of...

Public Housing That Worked: New York in the Twentieth Century offers a comprehensive history of America's largest and most successful housing authority. The New York City Housing Authority pioneered...

The Deichman Bjørvika Public Library in Oslo is a striking new addition to Norway's cultural landscape. Completed in 2020, this imposing building was the result of an international architectural...

Envy: The Seven Deadly Sins by Joseph Epstein is a thought-provoking exploration of one of humanity's most insidious emotions. Epstein delves into the complexities of envy, revealing how it can...

Lust: A Philosophical Exploration. Simon Blackburn examines lust as a complex and multifaceted concept, drawing on insights from some of the world's greatest thinkers on sex, human nature, and...

Greed: A Sin that Shapes Our World Phyllis Tickle explores the concept of Greed in this thought-provoking book, revealing its far-reaching impact on individuals and societies. Tickle argues that...

Gluttony: The Seven Deadly Sins by Francine Prose is a thought-provoking exploration of our complex relationship with food and diet. Prose examines how our perceptions of gluttony have evolved over...

Helping readers find their next great read is at the heart of public libraries' reference services. This comprehensive guide provides expert advice on how to make informed recommendations, even when...

New York: The Big CityA graphic novel by Will Eisner that celebrates the city's unique spirit. With an unparalleled eye for storytelling and expressive illustration, Eisner brings to life the gritty...

Discover how a game of lacrosse led to a victory for the Ojibwatribe against the British, and learn about the great heroes of Native America. This book answers your questions about Native American...

The thirty-five Carnegie libraries built in Wales before the First World War are a testament to Andrew Carnegie's extraordinary philanthropic vision. This book explores their social, cultural and...

Public Library and Other Stories by Ali Smith explores our enduring love affair with books. In this inventive collection, Smith delves into the power of literature to shape us, challenge us, and...

The Invention of Public Space: Designing for Inclusion in Lindsay's New York by Mariana Mogilevich In 1960s New York City, urban renewal and suburbanization threatened the city's very fabric. In...

Public Libraries in the 21st Century provides a comprehensive analysis of the impact of recent policy initiatives on public libraries and their role in local and national life. This book offers...

The Great School Wars: A History of the New York City Public Schools by Diane Ravitch. This comprehensive history of the New York City public schools offers a detailed examination of the complex and...

The Charles Library at Temple University is a pioneering example of public space and academic mission in architecture. This book explores Snohetta's design approach through essays and photographs,...

The New Order of Barbarians: The New World System A chilling true story of a secret society's plans for the future. In 1969, a member of "The Order" delivered a shocking speech to a room full of...

The American public library has come to be an integral part of daily life in the United States. Despite predictions that libraries would not survive into the 21st century, their numbers have...

New York is a city that offers something for everyone. From famous shops to iconic landmarks, there's always something new to discover.Step into this vibrant city and explore its many wonders...

America's public parks are in a golden age, with hundreds of millions of dollars funding their upkeep. However, maintaining these urban jewels requires a significant amount of invisible work,...

Reimagining the Library of the Future: A New Vision for Public Buildings and Civic Space. This book presents a critical examination of the library as a building typology, tracing its evolution from...

The Seward Park Urban Renewal Area: A Study in Failed Urban Renewal and Community Activism. For over forty years, New York's Lower East Side has undergone significant transformation, from...

Stanley Le Baron Payne's "The Art of Asking Questions Studies in Public Opinion, 3" is a thought-provoking exploration of the challenges faced by those who seek to understand public opinion. Payne...

The Yamaha Banshee 1987-2006 is a comprehensive repair manual for motorcycle enthusiasts. Written by the team at Haynes Manuals, this publication provides detailed guidance on maintenance, repair,...

Lou Reed: The King of New York is a monumental biography that delves into the life of the rock master, revealing a wealth of previously unheard details. Will Hermes' narrative dramatizes Reed's...

Turn out the lights and say goodnight to New York City with this charming bedtime board book. Featuring iconic landmarks like Manhattan Bridge, Empire State Building, and New York Public Library,...

A sweeping narrative of New York City's transformation over four decades. From a state of decay in 1978 to its current status as a global hub, Thomas Dyja's account reveals the complex interplay of...

Two centuries ago, Mary Shelley created a monster that has left an enduring legacy. In 1818, she published Frankenstein, setting forth into the world a scientist and his creation. This beautifully...

New York Recipes: Authentic New York Recipes in an Easy New York CookbookDiscover the effortless nature of cooking with this unique collection of simple yet amazing New York recipes. From classic...

Setting up a tabletop role-playing game programme in your school or public library can seem overwhelming, especially for those who aren't players themselves. This practical guide helps you master the...

New York in Bloom is a beautiful floral tour of the city, showcasing its stylish studios, bustling markets, and stunning public parks. With sumptuous photography, the softer side of New York is...

Public Drinking and Popular Culture in Eighteenth-Century Paris explores the rituals of public drinking in old-regime Paris through the laboring classes' neighborhood taverns. Thomas Brennan...

A sleek and practical guest book with a matte hardback cover, perfect for recording the thoughts and comments of your guests. This 96-page book features a welcome page with space for a personalized...

Complete coverage for your 1996-2019 Suzuki DR650SE motorcycle is provided in this Clymer manual. The book offers complete coverage for routine maintenance and servicing, as well as tune-up...

The Volvo Stern Drive 68-1993 is a comprehensive repair manual for Volvo Stern Drive engines. Written by the team at Haynes Manuals N. America, Incorporated, this 7th edition guide covers a range of...

Bruce Gilden: Facing New York First published in 1992 by Cornerhouse Publications, this landmark photography book has become a recognised work by Bruce Gilden. Now reissued with two updated images,...

Shakespeare's exploration of human character is a profound and enduring theme in his works. This study examines how Shakespeare developed and modified the concept of the tension between public and...

Two landmark essays by Hannah Arendt, gathered with a new introduction, explore the relationship between lying and politics. In "Truth and Politics," she examines how our shared sense of reality can...

Nia and the New Free Library tells the story of one girl who reminds her town of the joy of books. When the old library is destroyed by a tornado, the people are left wondering what to do with the...

New York Power tells the story of the innovation and creative engineering that electrified New York City. In the late 19th century, the city's unique density presented significant challenges to...

Surveying the scholarly work on the Gospel of John, James Louis Martyn offers his own reading of this fourth gospel. Part of the New Testament Library series, this volume provides authoritative...

This comprehensive account of the public finance system in Britain provides a realistic understanding of monetary policy and government expenditure. First published in 1970, it offers a concise...

The Future Is Female! Volume Two, The 1970s: More Classic Science Fiction Stories By Women A Library of America Special Publication by Lisa Yaszek. Explore the groundbreaking science fiction of the...

Discover the fascinating history of New York City in this visually stunning book. The Museum of the City of New York's collections are showcased through over 250 diverse items, including paintings,...

The Zulus of New York by Zakes Mda is set in 1885 New York City, where a troupe of performers claiming to be from the Zulu kingdom have arrived. They are hired for their traditional dances, but what...

Frank Bowling: London / New York is a comprehensive survey of the artist's acclaimed abstract paintings over the last 50 years.The publication explores Bowling's transatlantic studio practice,...

Stephen Spender's Poems Written Abroad is a rare and intimate collection of poetry from one of the 20th century's most influential writers. Written in 1927, this manuscript showcases Spender's unique...

Housing and Community Development in New York City: Facing the Future explores the complex issues surrounding housing policy in one of America's largest cities. This comprehensive analysis examines...

Henry James: Literary Criticism Vol. 2 (LOA #23) European Writers and Prefaces to the New York Edition is a comprehensive collection of critical writings by one of the world's greatest novelists...

New York A Photographic Journey by Jacqueline Goossens and Tom Ronse is a captivating visual exploration of the city's rich history. From its humble beginnings as New Amsterdam in the 17th century,...

New York Diaries: 1609 to 2009This unique collection brings together four centuries of writing from some of America's most fascinating figures, offering a vivid and compelling snapshot of life in New...

New York: A Saga of America's Greatest City Edward Rutherfurd's epic novel weaves together tales of families rich and poor, native-born and immigrant, set against the backdrop of New York's history...

This Is New York by M. Sasek is a charming introduction to the city that never sleeps. First published in 1960 and updated for the modern era, this book showcases the unique character of New York...

Kenneth Noye: Public Enemy Number 1 is a chilling portrait of a brilliant master criminal. Investigative journalist Wensley Clarkson has gained access to Noye's inner circle, revealing the inner...

The New York Poets: An Anthology by Mark Ford brings together the work of four influential poets who revolutionized American poetry in the 1950s. Frank O'Hara, John Ashbery, Kenneth Koch, and James...

Historic Photos of Broadway New York Theater 1850-1970This collection of images from the Billy Rose Theatre Division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts offers a unique glimpse...

New York City Haiku brings together 150 haiku poems that capture the essence of the city. Written by poets from across the country, these concise three-line poems express the personal experiences and...

This comparative study examines various types of industrial, political, urban and sectarian disorder in both the United States and Britain.It presents the 'flashpoints' model to explain public...

A beautifully illustrated guide to New York City's literary landmarks. This charming book showcases the city's most treasured bookshops, libraries and haunts of famous writers, accompanied by...

New York City Gangland by Arthur Nash offers a unique glimpse into the city's shadowy underworld during its rise to national prominence. This collection features rare images and private albums from...

New York Stories: A collection of essays from the City section of The New York Times, showcasing the unique stories and people that make the city special.Featuring contributions from renowned writers...

Classical New York: Discovering Greece and Rome in Gotham explores how classical forms influenced the development of New York City's art and architecture. From the Greek Revival to the Art Deco...

Corruption and Racketeering in the New York City Construction Industry: The Final Report of the New York State Organized Crime Taskforce by Ronald Goldstock is a detailed examination of corruption in...

Sticker By Number: Vintage Garden features 28 images to sticker, including blue irises, ripe persimmons, clusters of pansies, and branches heavy with lemons. The puzzle designs range in difficulty...

Test your puzzle-solving skills with 50 challenging New York Times crosswords. Edited by crossword legend Will Shortz, this collection features deviously difficult puzzles that will put your...

The gull is a familiar sight by the seaside, and one of the most recognisable bird species. Yet, despite their ubiquity, many people know surprisingly little about the lives and habits of these...

New York Christmas Baking brings the magic of the city's holiday season to your kitchen. This cookbook is filled with enticing recipes for cakes, cookies and treats that will make every day feel like...

This self-contained guide provides a quick and easy way to learn essential library skills for college, high school, and public libraries. It covers topics such as card catalogs, filing rules, online...

Paperscapes New York brings the iconic cityscape to life in a unique and interactive way. With over 50 seminal buildings featured, this book transforms into a work of art when you press out the...

Explore the iconic city that never sleeps with an alphabetical tour of New York. From A to Z, discover its hidden gems and famous landmarks. Visit the American Museum of Natural History to see...

New York Stories: Landmark Writing from Four Decades of New York MagazineThis collection brings together some of the most influential articles and stories published in New York magazine over the past...

Alberto Manguel's personal library, a vast and storied collection of 35,000 volumes, holds a special significance for him. As he prepares to leave his centuries-old home in France and start anew in...

The Peak District, Britain's first national park, is a land of great natural beauty. This volume in the Collins New Naturalist Library series explores its unique blend of geology, wildlife, and human...

The story of Boots' libraries offers a unique glimpse into working life in Britain during the first half of the twentieth century. Set against the backdrop of post-war social and economic change,...

This collection of 83 personal essays reflects the author's enduring connection to New York City. Written over nearly four decades, these essays explore various aspects of urban life, from walking...

Walking New York: A Literary Exploration of America's City. This unique guidebook takes readers on a walking tour of New York City through the eyes of twelve American writers and several British...

Joseph Grosso's Emerald City: How Capital Transformed New York offers a fresh perspective on the transformation of New York into a gilded city. By examining the history of gentrification,...

Libraries In A World Of Cultural Change by Liz Greenhalgh, Ken Worpole and Charles Landry is a study that examines the role of libraries in both urban and rural communities. It explores how libraries...

A photographic census of New York City, captured in an extraordinary series of portraits. Brandon Stanton's Humans of New York is a celebration of individuality and a tribute to the spirit of the...

Federico García Lorca's Poet in New York is a masterpiece of modern poetry, written during the tumultuous early years of the Great Depression. This influential collection portrays a New York City of...

Trope New York celebrates the architecture and urban landscapes of New York City, one of the world's cultural capitals. This carefully curated collection of photographs offers a new perspective on...

The Encyclopedia of New York brings together the city's most fascinating stories and ideas in one comprehensive guide. Since its founding in 1624, New York City has been a place of innovation and...

Test your intelligence and creative thinking against these challenging puzzles, themed around murder and crime. With over 130 varied puzzles, you'll be put to the test with verbal, logic, and memory...

A stunning collection of photographs and stories capturing the spirit of New York City. Based on a popular blog with millions of devoted followers, Humans of New York is a vibrant showcase of the...

Sticker By Number Stained Glass is a fun and creative activity book that lets you bring colorful scenes to life. With 28 patterned images to sticker, you'll have plenty of challenges to keep you...

Gerhard Richter: New York 2023 is a highly anticipated catalogue accompanying the artist's first exhibition with David Zwirner. This book presents Richter's last paintings, alongside his recent...

Beverly Roberts Gaventa offers a fresh account of Paul's Letter to the Romans in this new contribution to the New Testament Library. Her commentary attends to the literary, historical, and...

New York: A City of ContrastsThis concise and witty guide explores the development of New York City from its humble beginnings as a Dutch trading post to its current status as a cultural capital...

Brain Games - Sticker by Number: Garden Blooms is a fun and engaging activity book that lets you create your own artwork. Using a sticker-by-number system, you can bring a variety of garden-themed...

A public library is an unlikely setting for a serious crime. When the body of a librarian is found strangled in her office with dozens of people waiting outside, the case attracts significant...

The New York Irish offers a fresh perspective on the complex history of Irish immigrants in America. Spanning three centuries, this sweeping story explores how the Irish have shaped the city's...

A Weekend in New York explores the complexities of family life and individual identity through the lens of a seemingly contented upper-middle-class New York household. As summer storms brew, tensions...

Sticker by Number: Ocean Treasures is a fun and engaging activity book that combines art and puzzle-solving. With 13 ocean-themed images to sticker, this book provides a range of challenges for...

Brain Games - Sticker by Number: Sloth Engage your brain and create fun, cute art with this sticker activity book. Featuring 10 sloth images, each with a range of difficulty levels, you can enjoy a...

William H. Tuttle's comprehensive list of Madison County, New York veterans from the War of 1812 is presented in this concise volume. Compiled from various sources including pensions, claims against...

Solve more than 120 challenging crime-themed puzzles and test your skills as a detective. This book features a range of brain teasers, including logic puzzles, anagrams, and cryptograms, as well as...

Engage your brain and create beautiful art with this bind-up edition of Sticker by Number: Nature. Each design is divided into dozens of spaces, each with a corresponding sticker number. Find the...