A History of Pictures
by David Hockney and Martin Gayford
You can find all kinds of beautifully printed surveys of art history for your library, but why not choose as your guide the charming, deeply knowledgable, and idiosyncratically opinionated David Hockn... (Tom)
Game Changers: The Unsung Heroines of Sports History
by Molly Schiot
Add this big, beautiful new volume to the growing shelf of books celebrating ground-breaking women (Rad Women Worldwide, Dead Feminists, Women in Science, and more), with portraits and profiles of bet... (Tom)
Hamilton: The Revolution
by Lin-Manuel Miranda and Jeremy McCarter
Speaking of how things are made, we've been admiring this handsome item in the store since spring (often while playing the Hamilton soundtrack). "Who lives, who dies, who tells your story?" are the wo... (Tom)
Owl: A Year in the Lives of North American Owls
by Paul Bannick
Bannick, a Seattle photographer and naturalist, has captured the lives of owls in all their weird majesty, through the kind of stunning moments—at home, in flight, and with prey—that take hours and mo... (Tom)
The Godfather Notebook
by Francis Ford Coppola
I love seeing how things (especially movies) are made. I've listened to all three DVD commentary tracks for Scorsese's Raging Bull and wished there were more, and, to be honest, I'd rather watch Heart... (Tom)