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How Lamar's Bad Prank Won a Bub - Crystal Allen
Thirteen-year-old Lamar Washington is the maddest, baddest, most spectacular bowler at Striker's Bowling Paradise. But while Lamar's a whiz at rolling strikes, he always strikes ou... -
How I Killed Pluto and Why It H - Mike Brown
Amazon.com ReviewA Letter from Author Mike Brown My daughter Lilah, now five years old, is mad at me for killing Pluto. When I began a project 13 years ago to chart... -
Homeward Bound - Harry Turtledove
From Publishers WeeklyAlternate-history maestro Turtledove's conclusion to his Worldwar and Colonization sagas, about how lizard-like aliens known as the Race invaded Earth during ... -
High Tide in Tucson - Barbara Kingsolver
"There is no one quite like Barbara Kingsolver in contemporary literature," raves the Washington Post Book World, and it is right. She has been nominated three times for the ABBY a... -
Hidden Cities - Daniel Fox
From Publishers WeeklyThe conclusion of Fox's trilogy set in a magical version of ancient China (Dragon in Chains; Jade Man's Skin) mixes action with scenes that feel like timeless... -
Hell Island - Matthew Reilly
Product DescriptionCaptain Shane Schofi eld and his elite team of marines is about to discover . . .There is no hell like a man-made one.It is an island that does... -
Hand of Fire - Ed Greenwood
Amazon.com ReviewAmazon.com Exclusive ContentAmazon.com's Significant SevenEd Greenwood kindly agreed to take the life quiz we like to... -
Halo_ First Strike - Eric S. Nylund
EDITORIAL REVIEW: ***The Human-Covenant war rages on as the alien juggernaut sweeps inexorably toward its final goal: destruction of all human life!***Halo has been destroyed, and ... -
Great Britain - David Else
Nobody knows Great Britain like Lonely Planet. Whether you're after prehistoric sites in Orkney, mountain climbing in Snowdonia, the tastiest fish and chips in East Anglia, or a qu... -
Good Things I Wish You - A. Manette Ansay
SUMMARY: The acclaimed author of Vinegar Hill returns with a story of two unlikely romances—one historical, the other modern-day—separated by thousands of miles and well over a cen...