Brenna has been very busy getting books ready for you to check out. Please take time to read the list and come into Yocum and check a book or two out.
Drawing: mastering the language of visual expression
Wedding bell blues: 100 years of our great romance with marriage
Dancing with the stars: jive, samba, tango your way into the best shape of your life
Teach yourself visually: poker
Signing everyday phrases: illustrated with over 3,100 easy-to-follow signs
The Sikh religion: its gurus, sacred writings and authors
Research strategies: finding your way through the information fog
Riding the rails: teenagers on the move during the Great Depression
The high-performance mind: mastering brainwaves for insight, healing, and creativity
As I lay frying: a Rehoboth Beach memoir
Abortion under attack: women on the challenges facing choice
The elements of style
The customs of the kingdoms of India―Marco Polo
A mere interlude—Thomas Hardy
Can-cans, cats and cities of ash―Mark Twain
The descent into Hell—Dante
Sold as a slave―Olaudah Equiano
Jaguars and electric eels―Alexander Von Humboldt
Of empire―Francis Bacon
Conspicuous consumption―Thorstein Veblen
A journey to the Russian Empire―Anton Chekhov
The seducer’s diary―Søren Kierkegaard
The Kreutzer sonata―Leo Tolstoy
Animal speak: the spiritual and magical powers of creatures great and small
Totems: the transformative power of your personal animal totem
How to say it tour kids: the right words to solve problems, soothe feelings and teach values
The Irish in America
The art and craft of handmade books
Sister of my heart: a novel―Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni
Turn the beat around: the secret history of disco
The portable American realism reader
Pope John XXIII: a life
Habitus disgustica: the encyclopedia of annoying, rude, and unpleasant behavior
Ink: the not-just-skin-deep guide to getting a tattoo
Not remotely controlled: notes on television
Sister of the road: the autobiography of Boxcar Bertha
Sweet poison: how the world’s most popular artificial sweetener is killing us―my story
Living in sin: a bishop rethinks human sexuality
Through the American status system
Shakespeare’s the merchant of Venice―Harold Bloom
Shakespeare’s a midsummer night’s dream―Harold Bloom
Bad dogs have more fun: selected writings on family, animals, and life from The Philadelphia Inquirer
Deliver this: make the childbirth choice that’s right for you . . no matter what everyone else thinks
