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After popularizing Gonzo journalism with Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, Hunter S. Thompson turned his drug-fueled wit and savage insight to the race for President.

Method founders Eric Ryan and Adam Lowry outpaced competitors by employing a revolutionary business formula for their ecofriendly line of soaps, detergents, and cleaners.

A nationally renowned body language expert explains how to read the signals of a date, a mate, or that cutie across the bar--and never get rejected again.

Meyer links three disciplines--facial recognition training, interrogation training, and a comprehensive survey of research in the field--into a specialized body of information developed specificall

The authors offer ways to delete negativity in life and start being happier and more successful.

Outlines a management program for creating enthusiastic and focused teams, sharing recommendations for such topics as understanding the employee perspective, setting big goals, and acknowledging pe

Edna Earle, a person of large distinction in Clay County, and the talkative owner of the Beulah Hotel, tells the story of her Uncle Daniel Ponder, a local hero whose over-affection for society comp

Wilson boldly addresses age-old questions (Where did we come from? What are we? Where are we going?) while delving into the biological sources of morality, religion, and the creative arts.

Amy Knackstedt moves with her children to Weaverly, Kansas, to escape the speculation surrounding her husband's untimely death.

In this memoir, Wainaina takes us through his school days, his mother's religious period, his failed attempt to study commerce in South Africa, a moving family reunion in Uganda, and his trave

Offers timeless stories of Greek myths, brought together with lyrical text by Donna Jo Napoli.

Determined to make a name for himself and show up his brother Toussaint, Jefferson Livingstone instead must work together with his brother to keep their family dynasty from falling apart when an ol

Dana Turner is tired of watching her co-workers get married and wondering what she's missing. Single mother Crystal Turner works triple-overtime to give her three children a good life.

When Mink LaRue realizes she resembles a missing oil heiress, she travels to Dallas, pretending to be the daughter to try to cash in.

Growing up in crowded south London, Jacinta knows she is unusual: neither black nor white.