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A combo of Jane Austen and seamonsters or zombies. Demonstrating the delights of the human imagination and the virtues of the classics being out of copyright, I guess. Yours in wonder for $7 and $10 respectively.
What could we do if we had 5,000 fewer books.
And that parcel on the far right is a hammock. Oh yes.
This just in. $9.
Dava Sobel shows us the solar system. $10. We also have the delightful Gallileo's Daughter.
If you are the person who came in before Christmas looking for this, we have it now!
And thanks so much to the anonymous benefactors who just donated a couple of boxes of excellent books. And to everyone who believes that we don't really own these stories, but just look after them for a bit as they pass through our keeping.
Maybe not tattoos. Maybe resin jewellery instead. "An essential introductory guide" and "a highly useful reference tool and source of inspiration", says Amazon. Yours for $15.
This classic just in. $14
No one said art would be painless. $25
Oh look. Pretty pictures of birds. Plus words. And New Zealand-ness. A delight for $35.
Useful for those Christmas gifts from distant relatives? $12
If you are wondering what the future might hold, this might be the guy for you. His first book came out in 1555 and it has seldom been out of print since then apparently. But experts are sceptical, according to Wikipedia. Make your own mind up for $14 and $8 respectively.
We do it in lots of different ways, evidently. $18
You might need this. $8
Take your holiday pantomime party times nek level with some awesome stage effects. The mermaid is a personal favourite. $24.
Who doesn't love dancing and being square, folks? $18
The thinking of 100 philosophers in one book for $18. That is only 18 cents per philosopher. Cheap!
Some of the pics on the front page also brought this fun survey to mind.
Now, how about a snooze? $16
In case you need some tips for what to do with all this time off. $11
In case your holidays require some rolling repairs. $7.
