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Joan Didion

South and West

MSRP: $15.00

$10.00
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Marion L. Starkey

The Devil in Massachusetts: A Modern Inquiry into the Salem Witch Trials

$40.00
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J. Neil Schulman

Alongside Night

$10.00
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Alexis de Tocqueville

Democracy in America, Volume I

$15.00
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Richard T.W. Arthur

Natural Deduction: An Introduction to Logic with Real Arguments, a Little History, and Some Humour

$25.00
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Neil deGrasse Tyson and Donald Goldsmith

Origins (Reissue)

MSRP: $19.95

$12.00
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Nathaniel Hawthorne

The Scarlet Letter (Reader's Digest)

$15.00
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The Saturday Evening Post

The Post Reader of Fantasy and Science Fiction

$15.00

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This Penguin Classics edition, artfully edited by Andrew Sinclair and featuring an illuminating introduction by James Dickey, brings together Jack London's most compelling narratives that delve into the primal forces of nature and the enduring spirit of survival. In The Call of the Wild, follow Buck, a domesticated dog forced to adapt in the brutal Yukon gold rush, awakening his ancient instincts. Bâtard tells the gripping tale of a fierce, half-wild dog grappling with loyalty and survival. In Love of Life, a man battles the elements in the treacherous wild, exemplifying the sheer will to live. Finally, White Fang chronicles the journey of a wolf dog transitioning from wild to domestic, exploring the transformative power of love and connection. Sinclair’s expert editing and Dickey's engaging introduction add layers of insight and appreciation, making this collection not just a reading experience, but a journey into the heart of humanity's relationship with nature. — Quick view Add to Cart

Jack London

The Call of the Wild, White Fang, and Other Stories

$8.00

Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator continues the adventures of Charlie Bucket and Willy Wonka in this whimsical, hilarious sequel to Charlie and the Chocolate Factory. Roald Dahl blends his signature dark humor, playful language, and inventive imagination as Charlie, his family, and Wonka travel in the glass elevator to unexpected places—including orbiting space and the mysterious Space Hotel. Packed with outrageous inventions, bizarre creatures, and absurd situations, this middle-grade classic explores curiosity, courage, and creativity in a story that delights both children and adults alike. Perfect for readers who loved the first adventure or anyone discovering the magic of Dahl’s world for the first time. — Quick view Add to Cart

Roald Dahl

Charlie and the Great Glass Elevator (Alternate Cover)

$8.00

The BFG tells the magical story of Sophie, an orphan girl who is whisked from her orphanage by the Big Friendly Giant (BFG), a gentle giant who refuses to eat children and survives on snozzcumbers and frobscottle. Together they uncover the frightening plans of the other man-eating giants and embark on a daring adventure to stop them with the help of the Queen of England. Dahl’s blend of whimsical language, vivid characters, and a warm theme of friendship and courage has made this imaginative tale a beloved classic of children’s literature. — Quick view Add to Cart

Roald Dahl

The BFG

$7.00

The Littlest Bigfoot is a heartwarming middle‑grade fantasy about belonging, friendship, and self‑acceptance. Twelve‑year‑old Alice Mayfair has never fit in—ignored by her family and bullied at school—until a chance encounter with Millie Maximus, a very small Bigfoot (“Yare”) living in secret in the woods, changes everything. As their friendship grows, they must navigate prejudice, secrecy, and danger from a group of Bigfoot hunters while protecting Millie’s hidden world. This charming tale of two outcasts finding courage, empathy, and a place to belong blends humor, adventure, and meaningful themes of identity and acceptance. — Quick view Add to Cart

Jennifer Weiner

The Littlest Bigfoot

MSRP: $16.99

$12.00

L. Frank Baum’s enduring classic The Wizard of Oz follows young Dorothy Gale’s extraordinary journey from her Kansas home to the magical Land of Oz after a cyclone uproots her house and deposits it in a fantastical world. Along the Yellow Brick Road she befriends the Scarecrow, the Tin Woodman, and the Cowardly Lion, each seeking what they believe they lack, while together they confront witches and wonders in pursuit of the enigmatic Wizard who may hold the key for Dorothy to return home. This Companion Library edition, illustrated by Anna Marie Magagna, pairs Baum’s imaginative storytelling with evocative artwork that invites readers young and old into an iconic tale of courage, heart, and home. — Quick view Add to Cart

L. Frank Baum

The Wizard of Oz (Companion Library)

$15.00

Coriolanus is a powerful tragedy by William Shakespeare that delves into themes of honor, pride, and political strife. Centered on the life of the Roman general Caius Marcius Coriolanus, the play chronicles his fierce valor in battle and his complex relationship with the citizens of Rome. After achieving glory on the battlefield, Coriolanus finds himself embroiled in the treacheries of political life and public opinion, ultimately leading to his fall from grace. Shakespeare masterfully depicts the tension between personal integrity and the demands of power, revealing the tragic consequences of a man's inability to navigate the complexities of human relationships and the state. — Quick view Add to Cart

William Shakespeare

Coriolanus

$10.00

Set in the opulent world of 19th-century New York high society, The Age of Innocence explores the tension between social convention and individual desire through the story of Newland Archer. As he navigates the intricacies of his engagement to the beautiful May Welland, Archer finds himself captivated by the enigmatic Countess Ellen Olenska, who defies the norms of their elite society. Wharton skillfully critiques the restrictive moral codes and hypocritical values of the era, illuminating themes of love, loyalty, and the pursuit of authenticity in a world that demands conformity. — Quick view Add to Cart

Edith Wharton

The Age of Innocence (Scribner Edition)

$12.00

E. E. Cummings’ Selected Poems offers a vibrant and unconventional survey of one of modern poetry’s most original voices, showcasing his radical experimentation with language, form, and typography alongside moments of striking lyric tenderness. Spanning love poems, satirical attacks on conformity and authority, and meditations on individuality, these poems reveal Cummings’ lifelong commitment to emotional honesty and artistic freedom. Edited by noted Cummings scholar Richard S. Kennedy, this carefully curated selection highlights both the poet’s playful wit and his profound seriousness, making it an ideal entry point as well as a rewarding return for longtime readers. This First Liveright Edition (1994), first printing, presents Cummings’ work in a format that honors his innovative style while underscoring his lasting influence on twentieth-century poetry.

This is one of the many featured books in my Whatnot Live Buy-it-Now auction. However, if you purchase the book directly on my store website, you will receive one dollar off by entering the coupon code TAKE1OFF. — Quick view Add to Cart

E.E. Cummings

E.E. Cummings: Selected Poems

$13.00

Joseph Conrad’s Heart of Darkness is a haunting exploration of imperialism, moral decay, and the fragile boundary between civilization and savagery, told through the journey of seaman Charles Marlow into the heart of the African Congo. As Marlow travels upriver in search of the enigmatic ivory trader Kurtz, he confronts the brutal realities of European colonialism and the unsettling truths it reveals about human nature. Conrad’s dense, atmospheric prose exposes how power, greed, and isolation strip away ethical restraint, leaving darkness not only in the jungle but within the human soul itself. This Barnes & Noble Classics edition features an illuminating introduction and scholarly notes by A. Michael Matin, providing essential historical context and critical insight that deepen the reader’s understanding of Conrad’s enduring and controversial masterpiece.

This is one of the many featured books in my Whatnot Live Buy-it-Now auction. However, if you purchase the book directly on my store website, you will receive one dollar off by entering the coupon code TAKE1OFF. — Quick view Add to Cart

Joseph Conrad

Heart of Darkness and Selected Short Fiction (7th Print)

$5.00

Joan Didion’s South and West: From a Notebook presents a compelling, intimate look at two pivotal journeys that shaped her view of America: a 1970 road trip through Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama and her 1976 reflections in California. Drawn from Didion’s unpublished notebooks, the South section chronicles encounters, overheard dialogue, and sharp observations on race, class, heritage, and the cultural legacies of the Deep South, while the West section offers vivid reflections triggered by time spent in San Francisco and thoughts about her Sacramento upbringing, revealing the contours of the American psyche and Didion’s evolving literary mind. Together, these fragments deliver a richly textured portrait of landscape, identity, and historical consciousness that resonates far beyond their original intention. — Quick view Add to Cart

Joan Didion

South and West

MSRP: $15.00

$10.00

Armor is a military science fiction classic that plunges readers into humanity’s brutal interstellar war against towering insect-like enemies on the hostile planet Banshee. At its center is Felix, a scout soldier who survives impossible battles encased in powerful exoskeleton armor while wrestling with fear, hatred, and the psychological toll of constant combat. The novel masterfully balances intense action with deep exploration of trauma, courage, and the resilience of the human spirit, making Armor as much about inner survival as it is about outer warfare. Originally published by DAW Books, Inc. in 1984, this mass-market paperback edition remains a sought-after collectible, especially in earlier printings. — Quick view Add to Cart

John Steakley

Armor

$50.00

Washington Irving’s Sleepy Hollow and Other Short Stories brings together some of the most iconic and atmospheric tales of early American fiction, anchored by the eerie legend of Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman in “The Legend of Sleepy Hollow” and the whimsical, time‑bending journey of Rip Van Winkle as he sleeps through decades of change. These classic stories, born from Irving’s signature blend of folklore, humor, and keen observation, are joined by Gothic and reflective pieces like “The Spectre Bridegroom,” the morally charged morality tale “The Devil and Tom Walker,” the gentle rural vignette “The Pride of the Village,” and the nostalgic festive reflections of Old Christmas, offering a rich panorama of supernatural wonder, social commentary, and early American literary charm. — Quick view Add to Cart

Washington Irving

Sleepy Hollow and Other Short Stories

$10.00