Finlay’s descriptive history of paint and its derivatives from nature perfectly couples with the reproductions of exemplifying artwork. "The Brilliant History of Color in Art", by Victoria Finlay, covers the development of art and... Read More

Years of creative exploration and experimentation elevate this how-to guide to an artistic status. In his latest publication, The Creative Woodturner: Inspiring Ideas and Projects for Developing Your Own Woodturning Style, Terry Martin... Read More

Eccentric and artsy, this candid glimpse of the world’s beloved film stars focuses on a bygone era of traditional romance and old-school charm. With primarily black-and-white and a small number of color stills, Twentieth Century Fox... Read More

Arnold’s respect for the needs of children is evident on every page, and his perspective gives those who work with children a renewed sense of purpose. In Johann Christoph Arnold’s slim volume, Their Name Is Today: Reclaiming... Read More

By employing an analysis of how empathy can improve the behavior of a child diagnosed with ADHD, these authors explore helpful teaching methods for the classroom and at home. In The Impact of Empathy: A New Approach to Working with ADHD... Read More

Harroun’s cookbook is more than just a collection of recipes—she explores the intricacy and mystery of red velvet’s unique color, texture, and roots. Most would expect a meal of grits, biscuits, and fried chicken to be rounded off... Read More

The gorgeous design of this cookbook will transport chefs to the Alaskan coast, where tasty, surprisingly elegant recipes await. In their second cookbook collaboration, mother and daughter Kirsten and Mandy Dixon take readers inside the... Read More

Practical yet still exceedingly delicious, this world tour of cakes offers down-to-earth instructions for the everyday chef. For the home baker in search of a wider repertoire, Anna Weston presents a delectable sampler in "The Global... Read More