New Nonfiction

Cookbooks

Taste of Home's Favorite Brand Name Recipes 2006. "Every recipe features name-brand foods you've used with confidence (and had great results with) for years."

2007 Taste of Home Annual Recipes. Every recipe from every 2006 issue of Taste of Home, plus several 'bonus' recipes.

Cooking Light Annual Recipes 2007. Every recipe from Cooking Light's 2006 publishing year. Over 1,000 recipes.

Taste of Home's Weeknight Cooking Made Easy 2006. 304 easy and quick to make recipes.

Health Topics

Arthritis : your comprehensive guide to pain management, medication, diet, exercise, surgery, and physical therapies by H.A. Bird. An Arthritis Foundation book.

Diet Drugs by Hal Marcovitz. A book aimed at educating teen readers and a very useful source when doing school research. Chapters include history, the Fen-Phen debacle, Ephedra's dangers, and abuse.

Caffeine by Hal Marcovitz. Similar to the above title but focused on caffeine.

Vaccines edited by Ken R. Wells. Another book at aimed at teenage researchers. Covers the first and second generations of vaccines, recent controversies, and research and development for new vaccines.

Dr. Michael Hunter's Breast Cancer Made Simple by Dr. Michael Hunter. Made simple as in "easy to understand" not "let's get cancer". Hunter was named a "top doctor for breast cancer" in Seattle and runs a cancer program in Kirkland, WA. His book covers detection, pathology, staging, management and prognosis. A good and simple guide to understanding.

Social Sciences

Stalkers and Shooters: A History of Snipers by Kevin Dockery. I bought this after a guy was in the other day asking for books on snipers. Dockery covers the history of snipers in both the military and law enforcement. Dockery goes beyond other sniping books by analyzing and explaining different engagements by both police and military. There are several sections written by police and military shooters about their work and what past actions have been like.

Special Forces: The War Against Saddam Hussein by Eric Micheletti. History of special forces in the 2003 invasion of Iraq. LOTS of color photos with coverage of Army, Air Force, Marines and Navy and also includes units from England and Australia and other coalition forces ("What about Poland? Don't forget Poland.")