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 Sally's Great Balloon Adventure (Hardcover)$16.95 ISBN-13: 9780810983311Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days Published: Harry N. Abrams, 04/01/2010 This last picture book by artist Stephen Huneck features his internationally acclaimed woodcut illustrations. In yet another adventure, Sally the black Lab will delight young children and adults alike. Check out Huneck's website to see all the amazing contributions he made to human and dogkind--www.dogmt.com.  The Mysterious Benedict Society (Paperback)$6.99 ISBN-13: 9780316003957Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days Published: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers, 04/01/2008 This is a clever, fast-paced, highly creative read for children and adults. It will challenge your brainpower as you take the "tests" along with the children being considered for membership in the "Society." Part mystery and part adventure, The Mysterious Benedict Society is truly a celebration of the misfit in all of us.
 The Other Boleyn Girl (Mass Market Paperback)ISBN-13: 9781416556534 Availability: Out of Print Published: Pocket Star, 09/01/2007 I don't typically read historical fiction, but once I picked this one up I was hooked. It is plot driven and filled with suspense -- a great vacation or beach read. Most impressive is Philippa Gregory's extensive research. She provides an intriguing window into an unfamiliar time period and way of life. Very fun read.
 Brick Lane (Paperback)$15.00 ISBN-13: 9780743243315Availability: Usually Ships in 1-5 days Published: Scribner, 06/01/2004 This novel is both beautiful and sad but also has a kind of joy. It's about how a dream of a better life -- whether it's a promised land or a more palatable spouse -- can both sustain you and, ultimately, destroy the beauty of what you already have. The characters are mesmerizing -- they at once repulse you and compel you and in the end you care deeply for them. This novel is deeply human.
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