Memoir

Rosalie Lightning: A Graphic Memoir (Hardcover)

By Tom Hart

$19.99

ISBN: 9781250049940

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Published: St. Martin's Press - January 12th, 2016

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A stunning new graphic memoir of loss and grief. Tom Hart (Hutch Owen) and Leela Corman (Unterzakhn) are two cartoonists on the brink of financial ruin, planning a new start in Gainesville--until all their plans are blown apart by the abrupt death of their two-year-old daughter. This book wrecked me for days.

Alexander

Something New: Tales from a Makeshift Bride (Paperback)

By Lucy Knisley

$19.99

ISBN: 9781626722491

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Published: First Second - May 3rd, 2016

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In her newest memoir, Lucy Knisley chronicles her experiences dealing with the wedding industry and all the social and cultural expectations around getting married. It’s humorous and heartwarming, combining memoir, DIY, and criticism in one thoroughly enjoyable read- especially if you’re a 20 or 30 -something with a mailbox full of invites.

 

Marika

Orion on the Dunes: A Biography of Henry Beston (Hardcover)

By Daniel G. Payne

$29.95

ISBN: 9781567925494

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Published: David R. Godine Publisher - June 2016

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An illuminating biography on Henry Beston, author of The Outermost House. A prolific contributor to 20th century naturalism and conservationist movement, Beston is often rightly compared to nature writers Henry David Thoreau and Rachel Carson. Payne's writing, while comprehensive, is not academic, and makes for an enjoyable read about this extraordinary man.

Tildy

Testimony (Hardcover)

By Robbie Robertson

$30.00

ISBN: 9780307889782

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Published: Crown Archetype - November 15th, 2016

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Whether you have listened to The Band for years or want a unique insight into the music of the ‘60s & ‘70s, Testimony offers an intimate story.  Robertson chronicles the love and struggles of his bandmates with stories that shed new light on the music, the songs, and the history of one of rock ’n’ roll’s pivotal bands.

March (Trilogy Slipcase Set) (Paperback)

By John Lewis, Andrew Aydin, Nate Powell (Illustrator)

$49.99

ISBN: 9781603093958

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Published: Top Shelf Productions - September 6th, 2016

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A master class in civil disobedience by a legend of the civil rights era. This is the story of how you make a better America. Winner of the 2016 National Book Award for Young People's Literature, but this book is for everyone, young, old, and in between.

Alexander

Ava's Man (Paperback)

By Rick Bragg

$16.95

ISBN: 9780375724442

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Published: Vintage - August 13th, 2002

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Rick Bragg masterfully weaves together anecdotes about a true Southern legend—his grandfather. Capturing both the trials and the joys of his grandfather’s life, Bragg illumines the backwoods of north Georgia & Alabama during the Great Depression. Brawler, moonshiner, roofer, & lover, Charlie Bundrum was larger than life, adored by many & feared by most. It’s a gritty story, but also one of devotion & tenderness.

Matthew

Rosalie Lightning: A Graphic Memoir (Hardcover)

By Tom Hart

$19.99

ISBN: 9781250049940

Availability: Available at Warehouse

Published: St. Martin's Press - January 12th, 2016

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A stunning new graphic memoir of loss and grief. Tom Hart (Hutch Owen) and Leela Corman (Unterzakhn) are two cartoonists on the brink of financial ruin, planning a new start in Gainesville--until all their plans are blown apart by the abrupt death of their two-year-old daughter. This book wrecked me for days.

Alexander

My Year of Running Dangerously: A Dad, a Daughter, and a Ridiculous Plan (Hardcover)

By Tom Foreman

$25.95

ISBN: 9780399175473

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Published: Blue Rider Press - October 6th, 2015

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One man's (somewhat) harebrained decision to train for a marathon with his 18-year-old daughter results in a rekindled love for his family, running, and life. Foreman's prose is light hearted, funny, and informative. It's almost enough to make me want to get back on the trail myself!

Rebecca