List of books read since 1974

What I have read since 1974

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1The digging-est dogAl Perkins631974-75
2Don and Donna go to batAl Perkins631974-75
3The bears' vacationStan Berenstain631974-75
4Goodnight painted ponyJohn McInnes401974-75
5Butternut BillEdith S. McCall481974-75
6ChesterSyd Hoff641974-75
7The giving treeShel Silverstein571974-75
8Weekly Reader Books presents The happy birthday presentJoan Heilbroner631974-75
9Who ever heard of a tiger in a treeJohn McInnes401974-75
10ChristmasBarbara Cooney401974-75
11I don't, I doLeland B. Jacobs401974-75
12The riddle walkLilian Moore401974-75
13Come over to my houseTheo. LeSieg631974-75
14Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The giant jam sandwichJohn Vernon Lord301974-75
15Splish splashEthel Kessler321974-75
16The secret kittenAnne Mallett401974-75
17ABC; an alphabet bookThomas Matthiesen541974-75
18Christopher's paradeRichard Hefter331974-75
19Dr. Seuss's ABCDr Seuss631974-75
20The bike lessonStan Berenstain611974-75
21The big honey huntStan Berenstain601974-75
22King Midas and the golden touchAl Perkins621974-75
23The bears' picnicStan Berenstain561974-75
24I wish that I had duck feetTheo. LeSieg641974-75
25SummerAlice Low611974-75
26Mixed-up magicWayne Carley401974-75
27Tommy and the telephone;Ellen MacGregor321974-75
28Me and my flying machineMarianna Mayer411974-75
29Never tease a weaselJean Conder Soule421974-75
30How Joe the Bear and Sam the Mouse got togetherBeatrice Schenk De Regniers401974-75
31FortunatelyRemy Charlip401974-75
32A goat for CarloJudith Lawrence401974-75
33Do baby bears sit in chairs?Ethel Kessler321974-75
34Pam and PamMargaret Gans321974-75
35What is a turtleGene Darby481974-75
36Jimmy and Joe catch an elephantSally Glendinning381974-75
37Harry and the lady next doorGene Zion621974-75
38Jimmy and Joe fly a kiteSally Glendinning381974-75
39Jimmy and Joe see a monsterSally Glendinning381974-75
40A big ball of stringMarion Holland641974-75
41Jimmy and Joe find a ghostSally Glendinning401974-75
42Jimmy and Joe get a hen's surpriseSally Glendinning391974-75
43Ann can flyFred B. Phleger631974-75
44A trip to the zooCarla Greene451974-75
45Hugh Lofting's Doctor Dolittle and the piratesAl Perkins611974-75
46Jimmy and Joe look for a bearSally Glendinning401974-75
47Jimmy and Joe meet a Halloween witchSally Glendinning401974-75
48Jimmy and Joe go to the fairSally Glendinning391974-75
49Here comes nightMiriam Schlein321974-75
50Go, dog, go!P. D. Eastman641974-75
51In a people houseDr Seuss261974-75
52Grover and the Everything in the Whole Wide World Museum, featuring lovable, furry old GroverNorman Stiles321974-75
53A fish out of waterHelen Marion Palmer641974-75
54The nose bookAl Perkins281974-75
55Hand, hand, fingers, thumbAl Perkins281974-75
56Green eggs and hamDr Seuss621974-75
57Hop on PopDr Seuss641974-75
58It's a dealPoul Stroyer241974-75
59The king, the mice and the cheeseNancy Gurney631974-75
60Put me in the zooRobert Lopshire581974-75
61Big beds and little bedsDorothy Z. Seymour241974-75
62Are you my mother?P. D. Eastman631974-75
63Ten apples up on top!Theo. LeSieg591974-75
64One fish, two fish, red fish, blue fishDr Seuss621974-75
65Old hat, new hatStan Berenstain291974-75
66Bears on wheelsStan Berenstain351974-75
67The foot bookDr Seuss321974-75
68The ear bookAl Perkins281974-75
69Mr Brown can moo! Can you?Dr Seuss271974-75
70Becky, the rabbitGene Darby471974-75
71Open your eyesRoz Abisch01974-75
72Tell me a riddleTillie Olsen1251974-75
73How far is far?Alvin R. Tresselt421974-75
74Harry, the dirty dogGene Zion321974-75
75The eye bookTheo. LeSieg291974-75
76Pedie and the twins, a read-it-yourself storyBernice Morgan Bryant321974-75
77Walt Disney presents Peter and the wolfWalt Disney191974-75
78Percy the parrot strikes outWayne Carley371974-75
79How we celebrate our spring holidaysMarjorie Ann Banks481974-75
80Walt Disney Productions presents The emperor's new clothesWalt Disney441974-75
81MuttBianca Bradbury291974-75
82Andy wouldn't talkJane Thayer461974-75
83Walt Disney's CinderellaWalt Disney441974-75
84Poems about fur and feather friendsLeland B. Jacobs401974-75
85All about me; verses I can readLeland B. Jacobs391974-75
86The listening walkPaul Showers401974-75
87Ginger's upstairs petJohn Ryckman401974-75
88The story of FerdinandMunro Leaf701974-75
89Mouse, mouse, go out of my houseElizabeth Low371974-75
90Little fur familyMargaret Wise Brown28Summer/1975
91That's just fine, and Who-o-o did itJoan M. Lexau39Summer/1975
92I spy: a picture book of objects in a child's home environmentLucille Ogle189Summer/1975
93Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents Part-time dogJane Thayer33Summer/1975
94A sunflower as big as the sunShan Ellentuck48Summer/1975
95One monster after anotherMercer Mayer42Summer/1975
96The little tiny roosterWill0Summer/1975
97Curious George learns the alphabetH. A. Rey72Summer/1975
98SaltAugusta R. Goldin33Summer/1975
99Belinda's new spring hatEleanor Lowenton Clymer32Summer/1975
100Inspector Peckit; story and pictures by Don FreemanDon Freeman32Summer/1975
101How many blocks is the world?Rose Blue48Summer/1975
102The world in the candy eggAlvin R. Tresselt321975-76
103Up and awayPaul McKee1921975-76
104The big book of real building and wrecking machinesGeorge J. Zaffo261975-76
105Leo Lion looks for booksDonna Lugg Pape641975-76
106I want to be a birdJoanne Kaiser641975-76
107Miss SuzyMiriam Young421975-76
108Pinocchio and his puppet show adventure421975-76
109Walt Disney Productions presents 101 Dalmatians421975-76
110Bennett Cerf's book of riddlesBennett Cerf621975-76
111Bennett Cerf's book of animal riddlesBennett Cerf621975-76
112More riddlesBennett Cerf641975-76
113Bennett Cerf's pop-up riddlesBennett Cerf171975-76
114Bennett Cerf's silliest pop-up riddlesBennett Cerf181975-76
115Let's go the CapitolBernard Rosenfield441975-76
116The old witch and the snoresIda DeLage461975-76
117Sally's caterpillarAnne F. Rockwell401975-76
118The Knobby Boys to the rescueWende Devlin01975-76
119Let's go to an automobile factoryRoger Butler481975-76
120The forgetful pirateLeonard P. Kessler631975-76
121What would you do?Leland B. Jacobs631975-76
122Weekly Reader Books presents Frog and toad are friendsArnold Lobel641975-76
123The chocolate chip mysteryJohn McInnes641975-76
124The rabbit's worldMiriam Schlein311975-76
125An elephant is not a catAlvin R. Tresselt01975-76
126The first golden geography: a beginner's introduction to our worldJane Werner Watson241975-76
127Indian Two Feet and the wolf cubsMargaret Friskey641975-76
128The mysterious gold and purple boxJane Werner Watson641975-76
129The king with six friendsJay Williams411975-76
130Sad Adam, glad AdamChristopher Davis311975-76
131Unlucky day at Camp How-Ja-DoWayne Carley621975-76
132You among the starsHerman Schneider601975-76
133Will you be my friend?Chihiro Iwasaki241975-76
134Zoo, where are you?Ann McGovern301975-76
135Let's go to a bakeryNaomi Buchheimer441975-76
136The jelly bean contestKathy Darling611975-76
137Mop top;Don Freeman481975-76
138Little Bat's secretKathy Darling641975-76
139The Bobbsey twins and the secret of Candy CastleLaura Lee Hope1751975-76
140Here comes Mirium, the mixed-up witch!Wayne Carley621975-76
141Weekly Reader Books presents Spooky tricksRose Wyler641975-76
142Walt Disney Productions presents Robin Hood and the great coach robberyWalt Disney Productions421975-76
143The bears' ChristmasStan Berenstain591975-76
144Bennett Cerf's book of laughsBennett Cerf651975-76
145The cat in the hatDr Seuss611975-76
146The cat in the hat comes back!Dr Seuss611975-76
147Let's go to Mt. VernonMary Jo Borreson471975-76
148Hello, year!Leland B. Jacobs631975-76
149Little Black, a ponyWalter Farley601975-76
150That's how the ball bouncesElaine Macmann Willoughby641975-76
151Walt Disney's Dumbo on land, on sea, in the airJerry Walters431975-76
152Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents Gus was a friendly ghostJane Thayer321975-76
153You're sure silly, Billy!May Justus631975-76
154Weekly Reader Books presents The case of the cat's meowCrosby Newell Bonsall641975-76
155The dragon in the clock boxM. Jean Craig481975-76
156Mrs. Twitter the animal sitterDonna Lugg Pape621975-76
157Hello, pleasant places!Leland B. Jacobs641975-76
158Gretchen and the White SteedIrwin Shapiro631975-76
159Dragons, ogres, and scary things; two African folktalesKathleen Arnott641975-76
160Who was that dog I saw you with, Charlie Brown?Charles M. Schulz1241975-76
161You're something special, SnoopyCharles M. Schulz1261975-76
162Watch out, Charlie Brown!Charles M. Schulz1241975-76
163Your choice, SnoopyCharles M. Schulz1261975-76
164HeadlinesMalcolm Hall641975-76
165The five Chinese brothersClaire Huchet Bishop481975-76
166Let's go to a police stationLaura Sootin421975-76
167George Washington: father of freedomStewart Graff801975-76
168You ought to see Herbert's houseDoris Herold Lund321975-76
169Let's find out about heat, weather, and airNina Schneider641975-76
170Sailor Jack and Homer PotsSelma Wassermann481975-76
171I want to be a carpenter ; I want to be a coal minerCarla Greene281975-76
172Sailor Jack's new friendSelma Wassermann641975-76
173Abraham Lincoln for the peoplePolly Anne Graff631975-76
174A drop of bloodPaul Showers331975-76
175What next, Charlie Brown?: selected cartoons from You're out of your mind, Charlie Brown!, vol. IICharles M. Schulz1231975-76
176Charlie Brown and SnoopyCharles M. Schulz1221975-76
177The craziest Hallowe'en;Ursula Von Hippel01975-76
178Who do you think you are, Charlie Brown? Selected cartoons from Peanuts every Sunday, vol. 1Charles M. Schulz1001975-76
179What makes a car go?Scott Corbett431975-76
180No roses for Harry!Gene Zion281975-76
181Round and squareJanet Martin231975-76
182Busy office, busy peopleJene Barr321975-76
183To catch a wormJoanne Kaiser481975-76
184Flash, crash, rumble, and rollFranklyn Mansfield Branley331975-76
185Let's go to the circusGeorge Theiner121975-76
186Bo and the old donkeyHelga Sandburg01975-76
187A book to begin on magic people around the world;Barbara Softly481975-76
188Road Runner storiesD. J. Arneson481975-76
189Weekly Reader Books presents The ghost of Windy HillClyde Robert Bulla841975-76
190Just rightLilian Moore391975-76
191The diggersMargaret Wise Brown321975-76
192TwirlyElaine Moss321975-76
193The boy who couldn't roarGrace Berquist311975-76
194Where the wild things areMaurice Sendak401975-76
195Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The little houseVirginia Lee Burton401975-76
196The laughing dragonKenneth Mahood321975-76
197Three presents for JamieMargaret Gans321975-76
198Bits that grow big: where plants come fromIrma E. Webber641975-76
199Charley the mouse finds ChristmasWayne Carley641975-76
200Your skin and minePaul Showers331975-76
201Weekly Reader Books presents No fighting, no biting!Else Holmelund Minarik621975-76
202Black BeautyLornie Leete-Hodge121975-76
203Robin Hood;Walt Disney Productions921975-76
204The cool ride in the skyDiane Wolkstein321975-76
205Best friendsMiriam Cohen321975-76
206Mike Mulligan and his steam shovel: story and picturesVirginia Lee Burton481975-76
207Surprise in the treeSara Asheron611975-76
208May I bring a friend?Beatrice Schenk De Regniers461975-76
209About four seasons and five sensesRuth Shaw Radlauer471975-76
210Wonky donkeyCharlotte Woodyatt Hough321975-76
211Bounce and the bunniesRuth Carroll481975-76
212The peacock who lost his tailJohn Hamberger481975-76
213Hugh Lofting's Travels of Doctor DolittleAl Perkins631975-76
214Jack Kent's Fables of AesopJack Kent551975-76
215Walt Disney's Snow White and the seven dwarfsWalt Disney Productions241975-76
216How Fletcher was hatchedWende Devlin391975-76
217Secret placesD. J. Arneson401975-76
218Imagination GreeneEdward Ormondroyd331975-76
219Flight to the South PoleHenry A. Bamman721975-76
220Bennett Cerfs Pop-up limericksBennett Cerf181975-76
221Santa makes a changeSol Chaneles411975-76
222The three little pigsElizabeth Ross221975-76
223Wheels that workDean Walley181975-76
224Play it again, Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz481975-76
225The birthday partyPaul Newman611975-76
226Birds and their nestsGwynne Vevers321975-76
227Richard Scarry's Great big mystery bookRichard Scarry411975-76
228You're in love, Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz481975-76
229Mr. Pine's mixed-up signsLeonard P. Kessler611975-76
230Walt Disney presents Peter PanWalt Disney2101975-76
231Smokey Bear saves the forestDavid Lee Harrison301975-76
232Underdog and the disappearing ice creamMary Ann Forn01975-76
233The Road Runner and the bird watchersJean Lewis271975-76
234Mighty MouseFelix Sutton221975-76
235Over in the meadow201975-76
236"He's your dog, Charlie Brown!"Charles M. Schulz481975-76
237Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse and Pluto PupElizabeth Beecher221975-76
238The little fox in the middlePearl S. Buck311975-76
239The deer at our houseErskine Caldwell301975-76
240Weekly reader children's book club presents Little Toot on the MississippiHardie Gramatky891975-76
241The pop-up action circus bookSarah Keyser01975-76
242A good knight for dragonsRoger Bradfield481975-76
243The night the lights went out1581975-76
244A treasury of Mother GooseOscar Weigle411975-76
245Richard Scarry's busy, busy worldRichard Scarry921975-76
246Walt Disney presents Winnie-the-Pooh and Eeyore's birthdayA. A. Milne221975-76
247Metric can be fun!Munro Leaf631975-76
248DawnUri Shulevitz321975-76
249A Charlie Brown ChristmasCharles M. Schulz421975-76
250The happy lionLouise Fatio311975-76
251You've got to be you, SnoopyCharles M. Schulz1501975-76
252Space alphabetIrene Zacks01975-76
253Three tales about the HalesBetty J. Witte771975-76
254The mitten: an old Ukrainian folktaleAlvin R. Tresselt301975-76
255The shape of the earthJeanne Bendick721975-76
256Tom Thumb; the story by the Brothers GrimmJacob Grimm321975-76
257Chicken littleMarjorie Hartwell281975-76
258Mister Rogers talks to kids151975-76
259The rooster, the mouse and the little red hen281975-76
260The little red hen and the grain of wheat281975-76
261Barnum's first circus, and other storiesLaura Benet2301975-76
262Dick Whittington and his catEva Moore601975-76
263George Washington, leader of the peopleClara Ingram Judson2246/17/1976
264Weeks and weeksMabel Watts436/17/1976
265Jim and Alan on a cotton farm;Joan Liffring-Zug646/17/1976
266On beyond zebraDr Seuss606/20/1976
267The Indians knewTillie S. Pine326/23/1976
268The Egyptians knewTillie S. Pine
Joseph Levine
306/23/1976
269From this to thatKeith Warren Jennison06/23/1976
270Amelia BedeliaPeggy Parish306/23/1976
271Little boy Brown;Isobel Harris446/23/1976
272What the moon is likeFranklyn Mansfield Branley336/24/1976
273Soo Ling finds a wayJune Behrens316/24/1976
274Indian summerF. N. Monjo626/25/1976
275The pile of junkMiriam Schlein446/25/1976
276Weekly Reader Books presents What spot?Crosby Newell Bonsall646/25/1976
277AstronauticsJulian May286/30/1976
278Benjie on his ownJoan M. Lexau386/25/1976
279Hildilid's nightCheli Duran306/25/1976
280Katie's magic glassesJane Goodsell436/30/1976
281The little islandMargaret Wise Brown447/7/1976
282Shivers and the case of the secret hamburgersLisl Weil407/8/1976
283The runawayDorothy Clewes637/12/1976
284A trip to the aquariumCarla Greene467/13/1976
285Down the mountain; a book about the ever-changing soilMargaret Farrington Bartlett637/16/1976
286Nate the greatMarjorie Weinman Sharmat607/16/1976
287District of Columbia, from its glorious past to the presentAllan Carpenter957/20/1976
288Down, down the mountainEllis Credle477/21/1976
289How do I go?Mary Ann Hoberman
Norman Hoberman
07/22/1976
290MachinesAnne F. Rockwell
Harlow Rockwell
237/23/1976
291Friday night is papa nightRuth A. Sonneborn317/24/1976
292The mystery of the watching eyesJeanette Brown MacKenzie1197/28/1976
293Robbie and the sled dog raceSara Machetanz
Fred Machetanz
487/29/1976
294The happy voyageJudith Gwyn Brown327/29/1976
295Day and nightRoger Duvoisin367/29/1976
296Ski pupDon Freeman567/29/1976
297Picture book of West VirginiaBernadine Bailey308/2/1976
298The spooky tail of Prewitt peacockBill Peet308/3/1976
299A book of astronauts for youFranklyn Mansfield Branley488/4/1976
300The blue jackalMehlli Gobhai338/4/1976
301Yankee DoodleRichard Schackburg338/4/1976
302Buzzy bear in the gardenDorothy Bronson Marino08/28/1976
303April's kittensClare Turlay Newberry328/19/1976
304Theodore's rivalEdward Ormondroyd338/28/1976
305The snowed-in family; a Judy Jo storyMabel Betsy Hill1258/28/1976
306The forgotten secretRobert Pack08/29/1976
307Martha, the movie mouseArnold Lobel01976-77
308The rocking-chair ghostMary C. Jane581976-77
309Being an American can be funMunro Leaf551976-77
310Big tracks, little tracksFranklyn Mansfield Branley331976-77
311The happy lion and the bearLouise Fatio321976-77
312Kick, pass, and runLeonard P. Kessler641976-77
313The true book of dinosaursMary Lou Clark01976-77
314Abraham LincolnIngri D'Aulaire
Edgar Parin d'Aulaire
561976-77
315The beginning knowledge book of butterfliesKathy Sammis341976-77
316Corgiville fairTasha Tudor481976-77
317The first book of mammalsMargaret Williamson621976-77
318The king who was too busyEugene Fern481976-77
319Safety can be fun;Munro Leaf631976-77
320Just only JohnJack Kent431976-77
321The careless kangarooEarle Goodenow311976-77
322Jennifer takes over P.S. 94Mary H. Lystad301976-77
323FrictionEdward Victor281976-77
324Buzzy Bear's winter partyDorothy Bronson Marino331976-77
325Who built the bridge?Norman Bate461976-77
326Adventure in spaceSara Bulette591976-77
327UptownJohn Steptoe241976-77
328Mister Penny;Marie Hall Ets4711976-77
329Thidwick, the big-hearted mooseDr Seuss411976-77
330Willie MaysGeorge Sullivan641976-77
331The little spotted fishJane Yolen321976-77
332Talking without words; I can. Can you?Marie Hall Ets321976-77
333Mister Penny's race horseMarie Hall Ets631976-77
334The little band and the inaugural paradeMargaret R. Moore
John Travers Moore
401976-77
335Hank AaronGeorge Sullivan601976-77
336The magic feather dusterWill01976-77
337The king's stiltsDr Seuss481976-77
338The magic Christmas treeLee Kingman481976-77
339A bag full of nothingJay Williams321976-77
340My nursery schoolHarlow Rockwell241976-77
341Richard Scarry's Best counting book everRichard Scarry441976-77
342Richard Scarry's Animal nursery talesRichard Scarry691976-77
343Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The bear's water picnicJohn Yeoman
Quentin Blak
301976-77
344Bunya the witchRobert Kraus
Mischa Richter
301976-77
345The star thiefAndrea Di Noto01976-77
346Away to the moonJohn Symonds641976-77
347Secrets of the heart and bloodAnne Terry White
Gerald S. Lietz
801976-77
348Billions of bugsHaris Petie321976-77
349Dear garbage manGene Zion321976-77
350Peanuts classicsCharles M. Schulz01976-77
351GlendaJanice May Udry551976-77
352Sports hero: Brooks RobinsonMarshall Burchard
Sue Burchard
771976-77
353The Sneetches, and other storiesDr Seuss651976-77
354McElligot's poolDr Seuss561976-77
355The first book of science experimentsRose Wyler721976-77
356Funniest storybook everRichard Scarry581976-77
357The Wright brothers; kings of the airMervyn D. Kaufman801976-77
358How the Grinch stole ChristmasDr Seuss561976-77
359If I ran the zooDr Seuss561976-77
360Scrambled eggs super!Dr Seuss541976-77
361I had trouble in getting to Solla SollewDr Seuss631976-77
362ABC word bookRichard Scarry611976-77
363Louis Braille, the boy who invented books for the blindMargaret Davidson801976-77
364How schools help usM. K. Hage481976-77
365The story of the White HouseNatalie Miller311976-77
366Oh, the thinks you can think!Dr Seuss391976-77
367The Bears' almanac; a year in Bear countryStan Berenstain
Jan Berenstain
641976-77
368Father Christmas goes on holidayRaymond Briggs321976-77
369If I ran the circusDr Seuss651976-77
370Miss Suzy's birthdayMiriam Young401976-77
371Pssst! DoggieEzra Jack Keats321976-77
372Old Witch rescues Halloween!Wende Devlin
Harry Devlin
411976-77
373The silver Christmas treePat Hutchins321976-77
374The shape of me and other stuffDr Seuss291976-77
375What is gravity?Fred Murt King
George R. Otto
481976-77
376What is spaceElmer R. Kane
Merill C. Fellger
471976-77
377Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents Morris and Boris: three storiesBernard Wiseman641976-77
378The Berenstains' B bookStan Berenstain
Janice Berenstain
281976-77
379More fables of AesopJack Kent551976-77
380A fly went byMike McClintock651976-77
381The Christmas pinataJack Kent341976-77
382Dooly and the snortsnootJack Kent311976-77
383The great escape; or, The sewer storyPeter J. Lippman451976-77
384Bears in the nightStan Berenstain
Janice Berenstain
351976-77
385Junk day on Juniper Street, and other easy-to-read storiesLilian Moore711976-77
386Trick or treatLouis Slobodkin391976-77
387Jinx gloveMatt Christopher471976-77
388A hole, a box, and a stickGladys Yessayan Cretan321976-77
389The traffic stopper that became a grandmother visitorUlf Lofgren281976-77
390Fish out of schoolEvelyn S. Shaw631976-77
391The new teacherMiriam Cohen321976-77
392JuliusSyd Hoff641976-77
393Weekly Reader Books presents Danny and the dinosaurSyd Hoff641976-77
394The monkey in the rocketJean Bethell621976-77
395Sherlock Hemlock and the great twiddlebug mystery: or, The mystery of the terrible mess in my friend's front yardBetty Lou281976-77
396Ernie the cave king and Sherlock the smart person in theDaniel Wilcox301976-77
397Dr. Merlin's Magic ShopScott Corbett431976-77
398Six special places: story and picturesMonica De Bruyn321976-77
399It's a long way to TipperaryCharles M. Schulz2001976-77
400Who's the funny-looking kid with the big nose?Charles M. Schulz2001976-77
401Rockets don't go to Chicago, AndyJane Thayer461976-77
402Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The candy egg bunnyLisl Weil321976-77
403The day the tide went out ... and out ... and out ... and out ...David McKee281976-77
404The secret birthday messageEric Carle261976-77
405Horton hatches the eggDr Seuss551976-77
406Cranberry ChristmasWende Devlin
Harry Devlin
381976-77
407Just for youMercer Mayer301976-77
408The strawberry book of colorsRichard Hefter301976-77
409The wizard of Wallaby WallowJack Kent541976-77
410The story of traffic controlRoss Robert Olney721976-77
411Weekly Reader Books presents Mouse talesArnold Lobel581976-77
412The Pink Panther rides againDavid Lee Harrison311976-77
413Walt Disney's Donald Duck: the lost jungle cityWalt Disney2481976-77
414Sports hero Johnny BenchMarshall Burchard
Sue Burchard
961976-77
415Happy birthday to you!Dr Seuss571976-77
416Weekly Reader Books presents OliverSyd Hoff641976-77
417Richard Scarry's great big schoolhouseRichard Scarry691976-77
418Bugs Bunny: the last crusaderRita Ritchie2481976-77
419Richard Scarry's Hop aboard! Here we go!Richard Scarry481976-77
420The cheerful quietBetty F. Horvath391976-77
421The mad king of ChichibooJohn Verney321976-77
422The monster riddle bookJane Sarnoff
Reynold Ruffins
321976-77
423A great big ugly man came up and tied his horse to me; a book of nonsense verseWallace Tripp461976-77
424You're the scaredy-catMercer Mayer401976-77
425Matt's mittMarilyn Sachs321976-77
426Project 1-2-3Eve Merriam401976-77
427The shaggy dogElizabeth L. Griffen961976-77
428Animal cracksRobert M. Quackenbush631976-77
429The land of lost buttonsKayako Nishimaki
Shigeo Nakamura
401976-77
4301 2 3 ;Ulf Lofgren1241976-77
431The terrible thing that happened at our houseMarge Blaine331976-77
432The story of Noah's ark:Jane Latourette301976-77
433The Bobbsey twins: the secret at the seashoreLaura Lee Hope1741976-77
434Forgetful FredJay Williams341976-77
435A monster too manyJanet McNeill601976-77
436Our animal friends at Maple Hill FarmAlice Provensen
Martin Provensen
571976-77
437Weekly Reader Books presents Speak softly, and carry a beagleCharles M. Schulz1001976-77
438Babar's fair will be opened next SundayLaurent de Brunhoff401976-77
439And to think that I saw it on Mulberry StreetDr Seuss321976-77
440Morris the moose goes to schoolBernard Wiseman641976-77
441What's wrong with being crabby?Charles M. Schulz2001976-77
442Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The ghost on Saturday nightSid Fleischman571976-77
443War and peasMichael Foreman321976-77
444The loudest noise in the worldBenjamin Elkin641976-77
445Truck drivers: what do they do?Carla Greene641976-77
446Weekly Reader Books presents A ghost named FredNathaniel Benchley541976-77
447Dorrie and the haunted housePatricia Coombs471976-77
448Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents The tyrannosaurus gameSteven Kroll391976-77
449The castles of the two brothersAileen Friedman401976-77
450Humbug rabbitLorna Balian321976-77
451Dr. Seuss's sleep bookDr Seuss561976-77
452The Easter egg artistsAdrienne Adams321976-77
453Ring for liberty: story and picturesVirginia Parsons321976-77
454Granfa' Grig had a pig and other rhymes without reasonWallace Tripp961976-77
455Go! The story of outer spaceCharles Spain Verral711976-77
456Molecules and atomsEdward Victor321976-77
457The sign of the twisted candlesCarolyn Keene1761976-77
458Joe Kaufman's how we are born, how we grow, how our bodies work, and how we learnJoe Kaufman931976-77
459Bennett Cerf's book of animal riddlesBennett Cerf621976-77
460Yummers!James Marshall301976-77
461Watson, the smartest dog in the U.S.AKarla Kuskin321976-77
462The Bear detectives: the case of the missing pumpkinStan Berenstain
Jan Berenstain
421976-77
463Weekly Reader Children's Book Club presents Sir Toby Jingle's beastly journeyWallace Tripp321976-77
464How come ...?: Easy answers to hard questionsJoyce Richards611976-77
465Speak up, Edie!Johanna Johnston451976-77
466If I rode a dinosaurMiriam Young321976-77
467How Tom beat Captain Najork and his hired sportsmenRussell Hoban321976-77
468Your family treeJean Komaiko
Kate Rosenthal
01976-77
469Benjamin's 365 birthdaysJudi Barrett371976-77
470The mole family's ChristmasRussell Hoban391976-77
471Danny Dunn and the homework machineJay Williams
Raymond Abroshkin
1411976-77
472The Snoopy festivalCharles M. Schulz2501976-77
473Tell me some moreCrosby Newell Bonsall641976-77
474I'll teach my dog 100 wordsMichael K. Frith291976-77
475IzzieSusan Pearson401976-77
476The revolt of the darumasWinifred Esther Wise381976-77
477The boy who spoke ChineseJessica Krasilovsky331976-77
478Young man in the White House: John Fitzgerald KennedyI. E. Levine2421976-77
479Project: geniusWilliam Dimmity Hayes921976-77
480Professor Wormbog in search for the zipperump-a-zooMercer Mayer441976-77
481SpacePatrick Moore2161976-77
482Detective MoleRobert M. Quackenbush631976-77
483Dead as the dodoLynne Edwards
Brian Edwards
361976-77
484The 500 hats of Bartholomew CubbinsDr Seuss471976-77
485Roger and the foxLavinia R. Davis431976-77
486Troll weatherElizabeth Coatsworth421976-77
487Weekly Reader children's book club presents The mouse and the motorcycleBeverly Cleary1581976-77
488Annie Oakley: the shooting starCharles Parlin Graves781976-77
489The great custard pie panicScott Corbett471976-77
490Benjamin FranklinIngri D'Aulaire
Edgar Parin d'Aulaire
481976-77
491Off to the racesFred B. Phleger631976-77
492Dorrie and the blue witchPatricia Coombs481976-77
493Popeye goes on a picnicCrosby Newell221976-77
494What do they do? Policemen and firemenCarla Greene641976-77
495The frightened whisperHelen Girvan175Summer/1977
496The tutti-frutti case: starring the four doctors of GoodgeHarry Allard
James Marshall
32Summer/1977
497What if a lion eats me and I fall into a hippopotamus' mud hole?Emily Hanlon
Leigh Grant
32Summer/1977
498It's a mystery, Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz47Summer/1977
499The Sesame Street book of fairy tales: featuring Jim Henson's MuppetsEmily Perl Kingsley
David Korr
Jeffrey Moss
41Summer/1977
500Mike Fink and the big turkey shootElizabeth Carmer
Carl Carmer
32Summer/1977
501Little Brown Bear and his friendsElizabeth Norine Upham0Summer/1977
502The immense parade on Supererogation Day and what happened to itJohn Hollander64Summer/1977
503The amazing boneWilliam Steig32Summer/1977
504A near thing for Captain NajorkRussell Hoban32Summer/1977
505Little Brown BearElizabeth Norine Upham57Summer/1977
506The house on the cliffFranklin W. Dixon180Summer/1977
507MachineLore Shoberg40Summer/1977
508The clue of the broken bladeFranklin W. Dixon178Summer/1977
509The great airport mysteryFranklin W. Dixon175Summer/1977
510The history of the atomic bombMichael Blow150Summer/1977
511Always stick up for the underbird: cartoons from Good grief, more Peanuts!, and Good ol' Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz200Summer/1977
512Atomic energyIrving Adler47Summer/1977
513Paul Bunyan and his blue oxAd?le de Leeuw29Summer/1977
514Weekly Reader Books presents The several tricks of Edgar DolphinNathaniel Benchley64Summer/1977
515Alfred goes house huntingBill Binzen32Summer/1977
516June 7!Aliki Brandenberg32Summer/1977
517Penny talesVirginia Schone38Summer/1977
518Jerry the newsboyLeonard Shortall48Summer/1977
519Gus and Buster work things outAndrew Bronin62Summer/1977
520The Sesame Street 1, 2, 3 storybookEmily Perl Kingsley63Summer/1977
521The story of atomic energyLaura Fermi184c1977-78
522Biggest riddle book in the worldJoseph Rosenbloom2721977-78
523Blue Bay mysteryGertrude Chandler Warner1571977-78
524The haunted bridgeCarolyn Keene1801977-78
525The how and why wonder book of atomic energyDonald Barr461977-78
526SupermanGeorge Francis Lowther2151977-78
527BatmanBob Kane01977-78
528Peggy's new brotherEleanor Schick321977-78
529The magician; an adaptation from the Yiddish of I. L. PeretzUri Shulevitz
Isaac Leib Peretz
321977-78
530The tower treasureFranklin W. Dixon1801977-78
531The witch tree symbolCarolyn Keene1791977-78
532The first book of energyGeorge Russell Harrison811977-78
533Two wheel wonder; how motorcycles run and how they are riddenRobin Lawrie321977-78
534Have it your way, Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz1281977-78
535For the love of Peanuts!: selected cartoons from 'Good grief, more Peanuts', vol. 2Charles M. Schulz1281977-78
536The clue of the leaning chimneyCarolyn Keene1761977-78
537Man and materials: gasIan Ridpath311977-78
538Man and materials: oilIan Ridpath321977-78
539You are too much, Charlie Brown: selected cartoons from But we love you, Charlie Brown, vol. IICharles M. Schulz1241977-78
540Man and materials: coalIan Ridpath321977-78
541The ghost of Blackwood HallCarolyn Keene1781977-78
542The wonderful flight to the Mushroom PlanetEleanor Cameron1951977-78
543Mystery of the moss-covered mansionCarolyn Keene1771977-78
544The Hardy boys detective handbookFranklin W. Dixon2141977-78
545Mystery of the tolling bellCarolyn Keene1811977-78
546Satellites in outer spaceIssac Asimov611977-78
547The illustrated Bible story book: based on the illustrated Bible story books (Old and New Testaments)Seymour Loveland
Edith Patterson Meyer
1281977-78
548Rescue in space: lifeboats for astronauts and cosmonautsErik Bergaust951977-78
549Marmaduke!Brad Anderson
Phil Leeming
961977-78
550You've come a long way, SnoopyCharles M. Schulz1281977-78
551Little TootHardie Gramatky931977-78
552Little Toot on the ThamesHardie Gramatky871977-78
553Little Toot through the Golden GateHardie Gramatky861977-78
554The RescuersWalt Disney421977-78
555Man and materials: stoneIan Ridpath321977-78
556Project Gemini; step to the moonMichael Stoiko1281977-78
557The wonders of robotsMichael Chester1261977-78
558Pipes and plumbing systemsHerbert Spencer Zim
James R. Skelly
631977-78
559Charlie Brown's second super book of questions and answers: about the earth and space ... from plants to planets! : Based on the Charles M. Schulz charactersCharles M. Schulz1451977-78
560You've gotta be joking!John Norment1281977-78
561The crisscross shadowFranklin W. Dixon1771977-78
562What is matterDaniel Q. Posin481977-78
563Our dirty airSarah M. Elliott641977-78
564The nervous system: the inner networksAlvin Silverstein
Virginia B. Silverstein
641977-78
565The secret of the wooden ladyCarolyn Keene1761977-78
566What is energyDaniel Q. Posin481977-78
567Danny Dunn and the swamp monsterJay Williams
Raymond Abrashkin
1421977-78
568The clue of the tapping heelsCarolyn Keene1761977-78
569What is an atom?Gabriel H. Reuben
Joseph DiStefano
471977-78
570The clue in the crumbling wallCarolyn Keene1811977-78
571Snoopy and the Red BaronCharles M. Schulz641977-78
572Danny Dunn, scientific detectiveJay Williams
Raymond Abrashkin
1721977-78
573What is electronic communication?Daniel Q. Posin471977-78
574The whispering statueCarolyn Keene1791977-78
575What is a solar system?Theodore W. Munch411977-78
576Password to Larkspur LaneCarolyn Keene1751977-78
577The message in the hollow oakCarolyn Keene1811977-78
578Your first pet and how to take care of itCarla Stevens1221977-78
579Space puzzles; curious questions and answers about the solar systemMartin Gardner961977-78
580Questions and answers about horsesMillicent E. Selsam631977-78
581The how and why wonder book of ecologyShelly Grossman
Mary Louise Grossman
471977-78
582Robert F. Kennedy; man who dared to dreamCharles Palin Graves961977-78
583What is a rock?Boleslaus John Syrocki441977-78
584Allan Pinkerton; first private eyeAnderson LaVere941977-78
585Little maverick cowBelle Coates561977-78
586The quest of the missing mapCarolyn Keene1781977-78
587The clue of the black keysCarolyn Keene1741977-78
588The clue in the old albumCarolyn Keene2181977-78
589Sandlot PeanutsCharles M. Schulz2001977-78
590SupersuitsVicki Cobb951977-78
591Wilbur and Orville Wright, boys with wingsAugusta Stevenson2001977-78
592The Capitol and our lawmakersEarl Schenck Miers481977-78
593Where are you going with that coal?Roy Doty
Len Maar
621977-78
594The sky phantomCarolyn Keene1801977-78
595It's hard work being bitter: cartoons from Thompson is in trouble, Charlie Brown, and You're the guest of honor, Charlie BrownCharles M. Schulz2001977-78
596What is a star?Daniel Q. Posin451977-78
597Alvin's swap shopClifford B. Hicks1431977-78
598John F. Kennedy, young statesmanLucy Post Frisbee2001977-78
599What is air?Albert Piltz471977-78
600The mystery of the ivory charmCarolyn Keene2161977-78
601Robert Fulton, boy craftsmanMarguerite Henry2001977-78
602Sprout's window cleanerJenifer Wayne891977-78
603Weekly reader books presents McBroom's zooSid Fleischman461977-78
604The clue in the crossword cipherCarolyn Keene1771977-78
605The hundred and one DalmatiansDodie Smith1991977-78
606The secret in the old atticCarolyn Keene1771977-78
607Elements of the universeGlenn T. Seaborg
Evans G. Valens
2531977-78
608The story of radioactivityAnn Stepp1271977-78
609I can read French; my first English-French word bookPenrose Colyer
Colin Mier
1161977-78
610Rocket to LunaRichard Marsten211Summer/1978
611Communications satellites, message centers in spaceBernice Kohn58Summer/1978
612Encyclopedia Brown takes the caseDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
613Encyclopedia Brown and the case of the midnight visitorDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
614Encyclopedia Brown solves them allDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
615Encyclopedia Brown and the case of the dead eaglesDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
616Encyclopedia Brown saves the dayDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
617Encyclopedia Brown shows the wayDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
618Encyclopedia Brown keeps the peaceDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
619The peaceful atomBernice Kohn72Summer/1978
620Spencer and his friendsBarbara Dana120Summer/1978
621Explorers of the atomRoy A. Gallant79Summer/1978
622Encyclopedia Brown and the case of the secret pitchDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
623Encyclopedia Brown finds the cluesDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
624Encyclopedia Brown, boy detectiveDonald J. Sobol88Summer/1978
625CancerAlvin Silverstein
Virginia B. Silverstein
96Summer/1978
626Mystery of satellite 7Charles Ira Coombs160Summer/1978
627The clue in the jewel boxCarolyn Keene216Summer/1978
628MagnetsIrving Adler
Ruth Adler
48Summer/1978
629SproutJenifer Wayne90Summer/1978
630What happens to a hamburgerRaul Showers33Summer/1978
631Encyclopedia Brown gets his manDonald J. Sobol96Summer/1978
632Energy from the sunMelvin Berger32Summer/1978
633McBroom tells a lieSid Fleischman46Summer/1978
634The scarlet slipper mysteryCarolyn Keene214Summer/1978
635Mystery of the 99 stepsCarolyn Keene176Summer/1978
636Albert Einstein, young thinkerMarie Hammontree200Summer/1978
637ElectricitySam Epstein
Beryl Epstein
68Summer/1978
638The first book of Mars; an introduction to the red planetDavid C. Knight82Summer/1978
639City rocks, city blocks and the moonEdward Gallob48Summer/1978
640What makes a nuclear power plant work?Erich Fuchs25Summer/1978
641SupertrainsJohn Gabriel Navarra79Summer/1978
642All about the atomIra M. Freeman146Summer/1978
643You and relativityMary Lou Clark61Summer/1978
644Fat men from spaceDaniel Manus Pinkwater0Summer/1978
645The nine planetsFranklyn Mansfield Branley86Summer/1978
646Where are you going with that energy?Roy Doty
Len Maar
62Summer/1978
647Basil of Baker StreetEve Titus96Summer/1978
648Binary numbersClyde Watson33Summer/1978
649Basil and the lost colonyEve Titus951978-79
650Ask me a question about the atomSam Rosenfeld931978-79
651Pieces of another world; the story of moon rocksFranklyn Mansfield Branley581978-79
652Things that measurePhilip B. Carona721978-79
653The first book of lightGeorge Russell Harrison851978-79
654Geography can be funMunro Leaf631978-79
655The how and why wonder book of ants and beesRonald N. Rood461978-79
656Albert EinsteinArthur J. Beckhard1261978-79
657Robin Hood of Sherwood ForestAnn McGovern1641978-79
658The new world of the atomJames Stokley3331978-79
659Man and materials: mineralsIan Ridpath32b1978-79
660Man and materials: plasticsIan Ridpath32b1978-79
661The cat from outer spaceTed Key166ewl1978-79
662The "Snoopy, come home" movie bookCharles M. Schulz1281978-79
663The first book of national monumentsNorman M. Lobsenz901978-79
664How we hear; the story of hearingJudith Fryer321978-79
665Cup and saucer chemistryNathan Shalit931978-79
666The electron microscope: a tool of discoveryAaron E. Klein861978-79
667How and why experiments;George Willard Frasier3841978-79
668The giant book of strange but true sports storiesHoward Liss1471978-79
669The day the spaceship landedBeman Lord631978-79
670Color, from rainbows to lasersFranklyn Mansfield Branley871978-79
671Exploring the world of fossilsWilliam Henry Matthews1571978-79
672Funny stories to read or tellMildred Madeleine Corell Luckhardt1601978-79
673Sprout and the dogsitterJenifer Wayne891978-79
674You and atomic energy and its wonderful uses;John Bryan Lewellen561978-79
675Star wars:George Lucas214gc1978-79
676The how and why wonder book of the microscope and what you seeMartin L. Keen481978-79
677DesertsDelia Goetz641978-79
678The first book of national parksNorman M 1919- Lobsenz881978-79
679The simple facts of simple machinesElizabeth James
Carol Barkin
641978-79
680Archimedes and his wonderful discoveriesArthur Jonas701978-79
681Stories from the twilight zoneRod Serling418g1978-79
682The day Lincoln was shotJim Bishop308g1978-79
683LasersGeorge Russell Harrison821978-79
684The dynamite book of top secret informationChip Lovitt801978-79
685"The Hindenburg is burning!" ; and other dirigible disastersMargaret Ronan98g1978-79
686The assassinations of John & Robert KennedyLeRoy Hayman156g1978-79
687Dorothy HamillS. H. Burchard62nf1978-79
688Tony and Mark score a winning run over diabetesEli Lilly and Company201978-79
689Eleanor RooseveltJane Goodsell381978-79
690The great Houdini: magician extraordinaryBeryl Williams Epstein182g1978-79
691The Great BrainJohn Dennis Fitzgerald187ewl1979
692The endocrine system; hormones in the living worldAlvin Silverstein
Virginia Silverstein
681979
693Particles: an introduction to particle physicsMichael Chester147ewl1979
694Energy: power for peopleLaurence P. Pringle1461979
695The science of chemistryIra Maximilian Freeman
Rea Patton
131ewl1979
696Let's talk about computersGerald S. Snyder122nf1979
697Eavesdropping on space; the quest of radio astronomyDavid C. Knight128b1979
698Your telephone and how it worksHerman Schneider
Nina Schneider
117b1979
699AllergiesSarah Regal Riedman631979-80
700The arctic patrol mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1761979-80
701Arrow book of answersMary Elting1281979-80
702The black hole: a novelAlan Dean Foster186ewl1979-80
703The brown fox mysteryEllery Queen, Jr.214ewl1979-80
704Charlie and the chocolate factoryRoald Dahl161nf1979-80
705Charlie and the great glass elevator: the further adventures ofCharlie Bucket and Willy Wonka, chocolate-maker extraordinaryRoald Dahl164nf1979-80
706Danger on Vampire TrailFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
707DiamondsSara Hannum Chase901979-80
708The digestive system; how living creatures use foodAlvin Silverstein
Virginia B. Silverstein
741979-80
709The disappearing floorFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
710Elbert, the mind readerBarbara Rinkoff1121979-80
711A figure in hidingFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
712Footprints under the windowFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
713Giants of spaceEdgar Tharp1281979-80
714The haunted fortFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
715Herbie goes to Monte CarloVic Crume139nf1979-80
716The hidden harbor mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
717Hunting for hidden goldFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
718The jungle pyramidFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
719LasersWilliam Burroughs611979-80
720Laser lightHerman Schneider1141979-80
721The life and words of John F. KennedyJames Playsted Wood80ewl1979-80
722The mark on the doorFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
723The melted coinsFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
724The missing chumsFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
725Mr. Yowder and the steamboatGlen Rounds48ewl1979-80
726The mystery of Cabin IslandFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
727The mystery of the Chinese junkFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
728Mystery of the desert giantFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
729Mystery of the flying expressFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
730Mystery of the samurai swordFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
731Night of the werewolfFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
732Nine roads to tomorrow: dramatic developments in scientific technologyD. S. Halacy175ewl1979-80
733Operation manhuntChristopher Nicole225ewl1979-80
734Operation destructChristopher Nicole230ewl1979-80
735The secret of the cavesFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
736The secret of Pirates' HillFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
737The secret of the old millFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
738Pollution: the dangerous atomClaire Jones1041979-80
739Project GeminiIrwin Stambler64b1979-80
740The shattered helmetFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
741The Shore Road mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
742The short-wave mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
743The sinister signpostFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
744Space shots: an album of the universeFred Hapgood781979-80
745Space shuttleL. B. Taylor119c1979-80
746Space shuttleDavid Baker72ewl1979-80
747Space station '80Lou Jacobs111c1979-80
748Star trek spaceflight chronologyStan Goldstein
Fred Goldstein
Susan Sackett
192ewl1979-80
749The sting of the scorpionFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
750The twisted clawFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
751Tit for tat, and other Latvian folk talesMae Durham126c1979-80
752The wailing siren mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
753Walter, the lazy mouseMarjorie Flack95c1979-80
754What happened at midnightFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
755While the clock tickedFranklin W. Dixon1961979-80
756The white sparrowPadraic Colum611979-80
757You and space neighborsJohn Bryan Lewellen581979-80
758The witchmaster's keyFranklin W. Dixon1966/1980
759The mysterious caravanFranklin W. Dixon1966/1980
760The yellow feather mysteryFranklin W. Dixon1966/17/1980
761The secret panelFranklin W. Dixon1966/17/1980
762Colonizing spaceErik Bergaust626/18/1980
763The first book of the Soviet UnionLouis Leo Snyder64c6/21/1980
764Germfree life; a new field in biological researchAlvin Silverstein96c6/24/1980
765TelecommunicationsMichael J. Barnes886/26/1980
766The phantom freighterFranklin W. Dixon1966/29/1980
767The secret agent on flight 101Franklin W. Dixon1967/3/1980
768The masked monkeyFranklin W. Dixon1967/3/1980
769The secret of the lost tunnelFranklin W. Dixon1967/4/1980
770The mystery of the Aztec warriorFranklin W. Dixon1967/5/1980
771Quasars, pulsars and black holes in spaceMelvin Berger57c7/6/1980
772The blue herring mysteryEllery Queen, Jr.2147/9/1980
773Mystery at Devil's PawFranklin W. Dixon1967/18/1980
774The sign of the crooked arrowFranklin W. Dixon1967/18/1980
775The clue of the screeching owlFranklin W. Dixon1967/19/1980
776Man's future in spacePatrick Moore887/19/1980
777The Moon, steppingstone to outer spaceDorothy Edwards Shuttlesworth
Lea Ann Williams
117c7/22/1980
778Comets, meteoroids, and asteroids: mavericks of the solar systemFranklyn Mansfield Branley115c7/24/1980
779Science versus crimeWilliam Breckon88b7/25/1980
780The ghost at Skeleton RockFranklin W. Dixon1967/26/1980
781The Bombay boomerangFranklin W. Dixon1967/30/1980
782Mystery of the whale tattooFranklin W. Dixon1968/1/1980
783Star trek, 11James Blish188c8/3/1980
784Saudi ArabiaGeraldine Woods638/3/1980
785Kuwait and the rim of Arabia: Kuwait, Bahrain, Qatar, Oman, United Arab Emirates, Yemen, People's Democratic Republic of YemenGilda Berger648/4/1980
786Man-made fibresMike Lyth89b8/4/1980
787Living with computersBarry Blakeley
Robert Lewis
888/4/1980
788The mystery of the spiral bridgeFranklin W. Dixon1968/8/1980
789The next 50 years on the moonErik Bergaust2728/8/1980
790Voices in the sky; the story of communications satellitesDon Dwiggins808/10/1980
791Skylab: pioneer space stationWilliam G. Holder
William D. Siuru Jr.
1268/14/1980
792Star Trek 9James Blish1838/18/1980
793Solar energyJohn Hoke838/19/1980
794The Star trek readerJames Blish422b8/23/1980
795LebanonGerald Newman668/24/1980
796Spare parts for peopleB. J. Williams88b8/24/1980
797The first book of Communist ChinaWilliam Kinmond878/26/1980
798IraqGeorge S. Fichter578/26/1980
799SyriaHenry Gilfond608/28/1980
800The first book of the AntarcticJoseph Bryan Icenhower668/31/1980
801The chemicals we eat and drinkAlvin Silverstein112c9/1/1980
802Star trekJames A. Lely32c9/1/1980
803The Star trek reader IIJames Blish457b9/6/1980
804The secret of Skull MountainFranklin W. Dixon196b9/1980
805The secret of Wildcat SwampFranklin W. Dixon196b9/1980
806IsraelNora Benjamin Kubie88b9/9/1980
807The Star trek reader IIIJames Blish447b9/1980
808The Star trek reader IVJames Blish472b10/14/1980
809The first book of MexicoSam Epstein88c10/16/1980
810Chess in a nutshellFred Reinfeld143c10/28/1980
811Star Trek log oneAlan Dean Foster184b11/4/1980
812The land and people of the West IndiesPhilip Manderson Sherlock172rw11/5/1980
813The first book of Central America and PanamaPatricia Maloney Markun90c11/1980
814The land and people of ChileJ. David Bowen159rw11/16/1980
815I am not SpockLeonard Nimoy135b11/18/1980
816The land and people of the GuianasAlan Mark Fletcher149rw11/30/1980
817The land and people of UruguayLavinia G. Dobler160rw12/6/1980
818The land and people of PeruJ. David Bowen158rw12/21/1980
819Star Trek log twoAlan Dean Foster176b12/23/1980
820Star trek: log threeAlan Dean Foster215b12/24/1980
821The land and people of ColombiaLionel Landry159rw12/26/1980
822The making of Star trekStephen E. Whitfield
Gene Roddenberry
414b1/2/1981
823The Best of Trek: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
369b1/10/1981
824The best of Trek #2: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
383b1/17/1981
825Star trek: log fourAlan Dean Foster215b2/1981
826Star trek: log fiveAlan Dean Foster195b2/1981
827Star Trek log sixAlan Dean Foster195b3/17/1981
828Mars!Jeff Rovin244c3/22/1981
829Star trek ; log sevenAlan Dean Foster182b4/14/1981
830Star trek: log eightAlan Dean Foster183b4/17/1981
831South AmericaWilliam E. Carter86c4/26/1981
832Star Trek log nineAlan Dean Foster183b4/30/1981
833Star Trek log tenAlan Dean Foster250b5/2/1981
834An introduction to controlled thermonuclear fusionM. O. Hagler
M. Kristiansen
188ill5/11/1981
835Star Trek, the motion picture: a novelGene Roddenberry
Alan Dean Foster
252ill5/14/1981
836Star trek, the new voyagesSondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
237b5/21/1981
837The price of the phoenixSondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
182b5/30/1981
838The fate of the phoenixSondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
262b6/5/1981
839Lucy, the beginnings of humankindDonald C. Johanson
Maitland Edey
409c6/10/1981
840Star trek 12James Blish
A. Lawrence
177ewl6/13/1981
841Star Trek: the new voyages, 2Sondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
252b6/19/1981
842Spock, Messiah!Theodore R. Cogswell
Charles A. Spanjo
182b6/25/1981
843CosmosCarl Sagan365c6/28/1981
844Columbia and beyond: the story of the space shuttleFranklyn Mansfield Branley88wi6/28/1981
845The making of the trek conventions: or, How to throw a party for 12,000 of your most intimate friendsJoan Winston252ill6/30/1981
846Star trek, a taste of ArmageddonRobert D. Hamner
Gene L. Coon
157b7/2/1981
847Day of the doveJerome Bixby152b7/2/1981
848Star trek, where no man has gone beforeSamuel Anthony Peeples159b7/3/1981
849The Empire strikes backDonald F. Glut214c7/4/1981
850The flight of the horseLarry Niven212b7/10/1981
851Space 1999: #1, Planets of perilMichael Butterworth173b7/13/1981
852Trek to Madworld: a Star Trek novelStephen Goldin177b7/14/1981
853Mystery at the ski jumpCarolyn Keene196c7/15/1981
854The clue of the dancing puppetCarolyn Keene196c7/15/1981
855The double jinx mysteryCarolyn Keene196c7/16/1981
856The phantom of Pine HillCarolyn Keene196c7/17/1981
857The invisible intruderCarolyn Keene196c7/17/1981
858The crooked banisterCarolyn Keene196c7/18/1981
859Star trek, a piece of the actionDavid P. Harmon
Gene L. Coon
157b7/20/1981
860Star trek, the deadly yearsDavid P. Harmon150b7/20/1981
861Space 1999Michael Butterworth157b7/20/1981
862A hole in spaceLarry Niven196b7/21/1981
863Star trek: good news in modern imagesBetsy Caprio156ill7/30/1981
864Murmurs of Earth: the Voyager interstellar recordCarl Sagan276c8/1/1981
865Broca's brain: reflections on the romance of scienceCarl Sagan398c8/5/1981
866Meaning in Star TrekKarin Blair157ill8/8/1981
867Einstein's brain: a novelMark Olshaker323c8/10/1981
868A world out of time: a novelLarry Niven243c8/12/1981
869RingworldLarry Niven342b8/16/1981
870The Ringworld engineersLarry Niven357c8/19/1981
871ProtectorLarry Niven218b8/22/1981
872Neutron starLarry Niven285b8/25/1981
873Star trek, the motion picture: the photostory285ewl8/26/1981
874When Harlie was one: a novelDavid Gerrold247c8/29/1981
875Einstein's universeNigel Calder154b9/7/1981
876Red star in orbitJames E. Oberg272ewl9/12/1981
877The hitchhiker's guide to the galaxyDouglas Adams215c9/15/1981
878The dragons of Eden: speculations on the evolution of human intelligenceCarl Sagan263c9/20/1981
879The wind from the sun; stories of the space ageArthur Charles Clarke193c9/22/1981
880From atoms to quarks: an introduction to the strange world of particle physicsJames S. Trefil225ill9/30/1981
881Skylab: a guidebookLeland F. Belew245b10/3/1981
882Soviet space exploration; the first decadeWilliam Roy Shelton339rw10/7/1981
883Mastering Rubik's cube: the solution to the 20th century's most amazing puzzleDon Taylor31c10/8/1981
884The comet is coming!: The feverish legacy of Mr. HalleyNigel Calder160b10/10/1981
885U.S. on the moon; what it means to usUS. News & World Report253rw10/17/1981
886The simple solution to Rubik's cubeJames G. Nourse64c11/2/1981
887Man discovers the galaxiesRichard Berendzen228c11/3/1981
888Satellites and what they doWalter B. Hendrickson272c11/3/1981
889Apollo expeditions to the moonEdgar Cortright313ill11/12/1981
890Apollo 14: science at Fra MauroWalter Froehlich48ill11/12/1981
891Nuclear nightmares: an investigation into possible warsNigel Calder168b11/17/1981
892The Martian landscape: the 1:5,000,000 map seriesLander Imaging Team160ill11/29/1981
893American space exploration; the first decadeWilliam Roy Shelton367ill12/6/1981
894Viking project: hearings before the Subcommittee on Space Science and Applications of the Committee on Science and Astronautics, U.S.United States. Congress House Committee on Science and Technology298ill12/10/1981
895The cosmic connection; an extraterrestrial perspectiveCarl Sagan274b12/13/1981
896To the red planetEric Burgess181ill12/14/1981
897The right stuffTom Wolfe436c12/27/1981
898The physicistsC. P. Snow192c12/28/1981
899Pictorial guide to the planetsJoseph Hollister Jackson
John H. Baumert
246b12/31/1981
900Moon rocksHenry S. F. Cooper197b1/1/1982
901The nuclear baronsPeter Pringle
James Spigelman
578c1/3/1982
902EarthlightArthur Charles Clarke176c1/9/1982
903Carrying the fire; an astronaut's journeysMichael Collins498ewl1/17/1982
904Shuttle: the world's first spaceshipRobert M. Powers335c1/19/1982
9052001; a space odysseyArthur Charles Clarke221ewl1/21/1982
906Spaceliner: the New York Times report on the Columbia's voyage into tomorrowWilliam Stockton
John N. Wilford
186c1/24/1982
907Relativity; the special and the general theory, a popular expositionAlbert Einstein164c1/26/1982
908The making of an ex-astronautBrian O'Leary243c1/28/1982
909EnterpriseJerry Grey288b1/29/1982
91013: the flight that failedHenry S. F. Cooper199b1/30/1982
911Your future in NASASol Levine185b1/31/1982
912A gift from EarthLarry Niven254b2/6/1982
913Astronauts and cosmonauts biographical and statistical data reportUnited States311ill2/23/1982
914Apollo 17 at Taurus LittrowDavid A. Anderton32ill2/28/1982
915Agreement governing the activities of states on the moon and other celestial bodiesEilene Marie Slack Galloway379ill3/1/1982
916Atlas of Mars:Raymond M. Batson146ill3/7/1982
917A house in spaceHenry S. F. Cooper183ill3/8/1982
918The restaurant at the end of the universeDouglas Adams250c3/17/1982
919The radiant universe: electronic images from spaceMichael Marten
John Chesterman
128c3/27/1982
920Space technology spinoffsGene Gurney88c3/28/1982
921The making of a moon, the story of the earth satellite programArthur Charles Clarke205c3/29/1982
922The making of Space: 1999, a Gerry Anderson ProductionTim Heald259b3/30/1982
923The entropy effectVonda N. McIntyre224b4/2/1982
924First on the moon. A voyage with Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins [and] Edwin E. Aldrin, JrNeil Armstrong
Gene Farmer
Dora Hamblin
434b4/9/1982
925The best of Fritz LeiberFritz Leiber301b4/11/1982
926The voyages of Apollo: the exploration of the Moon, Mars, and the asteroidsRichard S. Lewis308b4/17/1982
927Black holes: the edge of space, the end of timeWalter Sullivan303c4/19/1982
928A specter is haunting TexasFritz Leiber241b4/22/1982
929OutlandAlan Dean Foster269c4/25/1982
930Soviet scienceZhores A. Medvedev262c4/27/1982
931Confrontation in spaceG. Harry Stine209b4/29/1982
932The Jupiter effect reconsideredJohn R. Gribbin
Stephen H. Plagemann
182c5/6/1982
933Mudd's angelsJudith A. Lawrence177den5/8/1982
934Space: from Gemini to the moon & beyondRobert W. Peterson323c5/8/1982
935The UFO handbook: a guide to investigating, evaluating, and reporting UFO sightingsAllan Hendry297rw5/11/1982
936The promise of spaceArthur Charles Clarke325c5/16/1982
937Write if you get work: the best of Bob and RayBob Elliot
Ray Goulding
208ewl5/19/1982
938Space frontierWernher Von Braun307c5/23/1982
939The Illustrated encyclopedia of space technology: a comprehensive history of space explorationKenneth Gatland289b6/4/1982
940Skylab: a chronologyRoland W. Newkirk458ill6/8/1982
941UFO's -- a scientific debateCarl Sagan
Thornton Page
310ill6/14/1982
942Apollo SoyuzWalter Froehlich131ill6/15/1982
943Flight to MercuryBruce C. Murray
Eric Burgess
162ill6/15/1982
944Alien landscapesRobert Holdstock
Malcom Edwards
116sv6/16/1982
945The voyage of Mariner 10: mission to Venus and MercuryJames A. Dunne224ill6/16/1982
946By Jupiter!: the remarkable journey of Pioneer 10Lou Jacobs108c6/17/1982
947The mote in God's eyeLarry Niven
Jerry Pournelle
475c6/20/1982
948The inner planets: new light on the rocky worlds of Mercury, Venus, Earth, the moon, Mars, and the asteroidsClark R. Chapman170c6/22/1982
949Childhood's endArthur Charles Clarke220c6/23/1982
950Star trek, the wrath of Khan: a novelVonda N. McIntyre223ewl6/24/1982
951The abode of lifeLee Correy207ewl6/25/1982
952Perry's planetJack C. Haldeman132ewl6/26/1982
953The brick moon, from the papers of Captain Frederic InghamEdward Everett Hale80ill6/26/1982
954Planet of judgmentJoe W. Haldeman151ewl6/27/1982
955The Best of Trek #3: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
196ewl6/29/1982
956From the earth to the moonJules Verne188b7/1/1982
957Lucifer's hammerLarry Niven
Jerry Pournelle
494b7/3/1982
958Life beyond Earth: the intelligent Earthling's guide to life in the universeGerald Feinberg
Robert Shapiro
464b7/6/1982
959Oath of fealtyLarry Niven
Jerry Pournelle
328b7/7/1982
960World without endJoe W. Haldeman150ewl7/8/1982
961Space: From Sputnik to GeminiLester A. Sobel310c7/9/1982
962The Best of Trek #4: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
214ewl7/9/1982
963Close encounters of the third kindSteven Spielberg256ewl7/10/1982
964David Starr, space rangerPaul French144ewl7/12/1982
965Doctor Who and the dinosaur invasionMalcolm Hulke138ewl7/12/1982
966Doctor Who and the genesis of the DaleksTerrance Dicks144ewl7/13/1982
967Pioneer odyssey: encounter with a giantRichard O. Fimmel171ill7/13/1982
968The pioneer mission to JupiterUnited States. National Aeronautics and Space Administration.46ill7/14/1982
969King David's spaceshipJerry Pournelle275c7/17/1982
970The war games of ZelosEdmund Cooper176ewl7/18/1982
971We are not alone; the search for intelligent life on other worldsWalter Sullivan319ewl7/21/1982
972Intelligent life in the universeI. S. Shklovskii
Carl Sagan
309ill7/25/1982
973Aliens: 3 novellasBen Bova156c7/25/1982
974The making of Star trek -- the motion pictureGene Roddenberry
Susan Sackett
221ewl7/27/1982
975The covenant of the crown: a star trek novelHoward Weinstein191ewl7/28/1982
976The invasion of the body snatchersJack Finney219ewl7/28/1982
977The fountains of ParadiseArthur Charles Clarke245c7/30/1982
978Operation NeptuneChristopher Nicole219ewl7/31/1982
979First flights to the moonHal Clement217c7/31/1982
980Time probe; the sciences in science fictionArthur Charles Clarke242c8/2/1982
981The mystery of the merry magicianEllery Queen, Jr.220ewl8/2/1982
982Famous stories of code and cipherRaymond Tostevin Bond383ewl8/4/1982
983Rendezvous with RamaArthur Charles Clarke303b8/6/1982
984Enola GayGordon Thomas
Max Morgan Witts
387ewl8/7/1982
985The deep rangeArthur Charles Clarke238b8/8/1982
986Islands in the skyArthur Charles Clarke209b8/8/1982
987The Martian ChroniclesRay Bradbury222sv8/9/1982
988New earths: transforming other planets for humanityJames E. Oberg283c8/18/1982
989E.T., the extra-terrestrial, in his adventure on earth: a novelWilliam Kotzwinkle246c9/1982
990Fields for presidentW. C. Fields
Michael Taylor
126den9/1982
991SpaceJames A. Michener622c9/1982
992The lion of Comarre & Against the fall of nightArthur Charles Clarke214c9/1982
993SlanA. E. Van Vogt176sv9/1982
994Imperial EarthArthur Charles Clarke303b9/1982
995Tales of ten worldsArthur Charles Clarke206b9/1982
996The happy sadistRobert Newton Peck163den10/1982
997Night's black agentsFritz Leiber275c10/1982
998The galactic whirlpoolDavid Gerrold223b10/24/1982
999The green millenniumFritz Leiber257c10/30/1982
1000The other side of the skyArthur Charles Clarke245b11/4/1982
1001DuneFrank Herbert541js11/7/1982
1002The Thurber carnivalJames Thurber369gjh11/11/1982
1003The people's Doonesbury: notes from underfoot, 1978-1980G. B. Trudeau214c11/12/1982
1004Fantasy voyages: great science fiction from the Saturday evening postVincent Miranda311c11/12/1982
1005Special deliveranceClifford D. Simak186c11/13/1982
1006Accidents will happen: the case against nuclear powerEnvironmental Action Foundation339c11/17/1982
1007Sands of MarsArthur Charles Clarke216ill11/24/1982
1008Destiny times threeFritz Leiber
Norman Spinrad
251c11/29/1982
1009Life, the universe, and everythingDouglas Adams227c12/2/1982
1010Keeping faith: memoirs of a presidentJimmy Carter622c12/4/1982
1011Space traveller's handbook: every man's comprehensive manual to space flightMichael Freeman208c12/4/1982
1012The city and the starsArthur Charles Clarke310ill12/11/1982
1013Expedition to earthArthur Charles Clarke181ill12/12/1982
1014FoundationIsaac Asimov227c12/15/1982
1015Foundation and empireIsaac Asimov227c12/18/1982
1016Second foundationIsaac Asimov225c12/19/1982
1017Foundation's edgeIsaac Asimov366c12/23/1982
1018John Carter of MarsEdgar Rice Burroughs208c12/27/1982
1019The Wall Street journal: the story of Dow Jones & the nation's business newspaperLloyd Wendt448c12/29/1982
1020Dune messiahFrank Herbert256b1/2/1983
1021Children of DuneFrank Herbert444b1/9/1983
1022I, robotIsaac Asimov192b1/11/1983
1023The young traveller in spaceArthur Charles Clarke72ill1/12/1983
1024Guide to MarsPatrick Moore214c1/15/1983
1025Understanding physics: Light, magnetism and electricityIsaac Asimov249c1/22/1983
1026God Emperor of DuneFrank Herbert411c1/23/1983
1027Mondale: portrait of an American politicianFinlay Lewis287rw2/3/1983
1028Bryan: a political biography of William Jennings BryanLouis William Koenig736c2/4/1983
1029Chains of the sea: three original novellas of science fictionGeorge Alec Effinger
Gardner R. Dozois
Gordon Eklund
182c2/6/1983
1030The electric war: the fight over nuclear powerSheldon M. Novick376c2/10/1983
1031Prelude to spaceArthur Charles Clarke179ewl2/12/1983
1032Prelude to Mars: an omnibus containing the complete novels Prelude to space and The sands of Mars and sixteen short storiesArthur Charles Clarke497c2/12/1983
1033Aliens from space: the real story of unidentified flying objectsDonald E. Keyhoe322c2/15/1983
1034The puzzle palace: a report on America's most secret agencyJames Bamford465c2/20/1983
1035It all started with Columbus: being an unexpurgated, unabridged, and unlikely history of the United States from Christopher Columbus to John F. Kennedy for those who, having perused a volume of history in school, swore they would never read anotherRichard Willard Armour119ewl2/22/1983
1036Jokes, and how to tell themLarry Adler138c3/1/1983
1037The best of Trek #5: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
201ewl3/4/1983
1038How to give a speechHenry Gilfond61c3/5/1983
10391984George Orwell267rw3/17/1983
1040The Book of insults, ancient & modern: an amiable history of insult, invective, imprecation & incivility (literary, political & historical) hurled through the ages & compiled as a public serviceNancy McPhee160c3/26/1983
1041In search of Reagan's brainG. B. Trudeau114c4/8/1983
1042The Doonesbury chroniclesG. B. Trudeau218b4/9/1983
1043The dancing wu li masters: an overview of the new physicsGary Zukav352c4/9/1983
1044The truth about the neutron bomb: the inventor of the bomb speaks outS. T. Cohen226c4/15/1983
1045The wreck of the "Rusty Nail"G. B. Trudeau122skc4/18/1983
1046Return to earthEdwin E. Aldrin338c4/19/1983
1047Letters to John GlennJohn Glenn250c4/22/1983
1048The collapsing universeIsaac Asimov204b4/24/1983
1049Doonesbury's greatest hitsG. B. Trudeau218b4/26/1983
1050Classroom PeanutsCharles M. Schulz204c4/26/1983
1051Earth is room enough: science fiction tales of our own planetIsaac Asimov192c4/30/1983
1052... and then I told the President; the secret papers of Art BuchwaldArt Buchwald242b5/1/1983
1053Son of the great societyArt Buchwald242b5/8/1983
1054A general introduction to psychoanalysisSigmund Freud480ewl5/11/1983
1055Have I ever lied to you?Art Buchwald256b5/13/1983
1056Understanding physics: The electron, proton and neutronIsaac Asimov269b5/15/1983
1057The visitorsClifford D. Simak250c5/15/1983
1058Physics and philosophy: the revolution in modern scienceWerner Heisenberg213c5/21/1983
1059"I am not a crook"Art Buchwald250b5/21/1983
1060Project PopeClifford D. Simak311c5/27/1983
1061Straight HerblockHerbert Block224c5/30/1983
1062Where the evil dwellsClifford D. Simak249b6/2/1983
1063Washington is leakingArt Buchwald249b6/5/1983
1064The first three minutes: a modern view of the origin of the universeSteven Weinberg188ill6/6/1983
1065The evolution of physics: the growth of ideas from early concepts to relativity and quantaAlbert Einstein
Leopold Infeld
319ill6/8/1983
1066Nightfall, and other storiesIsaac Asimov343c6/10/1983
1067MastodoniaClifford D. Simak212b6/11/1983
1068The white plagueFrank Herbert445b6/15/1983
1069Tales from the White HartArthur Charles Clarke148ill6/23/1983
1070An introduction to non-Euclidean geometryDavid Gans274ill6/30/1983
1071Einstein: the life and timesRonald William Clark718c7/5/1983
1072Franklin D. Roosevelt: the apprenticeshipFrank Burt Freidel456c7/8/1983
1073Armaments and disarmament in the nuclear age: a handbookStockholm International Peace308c7/10/1983
1074The fifth generation: artificial intelligence and Japan's computer challenge to the worldEdward A. Feigenbaum
Pamela McCorduck
275c7/12/1983
1075The ABC of relativityBertrand Russell144ewl7/13/1983
1076Counting sheep:Art Buchwald219c7/14/1983
1077Laid back in WashingtonArt Buchwald311c7/15/1983
1078Beachheads in space: a blueprint for the futureJerry Grey274c7/16/1983
1079Port EternityC. J. Cherryh191c7/17/1983
1080The hopeful futureG. Harry Stine238c7/23/1983
1081Quarks: the stuff of matterHarald Fritzsch297ewl7/28/1983
1082Herblock's special for todayHerbert Block255c7/30/1983
1083The Buchwald stops hereArt Buchwald295b7/31/1983
1084The werewolf principleClifford D. Simak212b8/1/1983
1085The Jesus incidentFrank Herbert
Bill Ransom
405b8/7/1983
1086Skirmish: the great short fiction of Clifford D. SimakClifford D. Simak320c8/13/1983
1087The right and the power: the prosecution of WatergateLeon Jaworski305c8/15/1983
1088Bloom County: "loose tails"Berke Breathed148ewl8/15/1983
1089Wernher von Braun: the authoritative and definitive biographical profile of the father of modern spaceErik Bergaust589ewl8/15/1983
1090Return of the JediJames Kahn213c8/16/1983
1091The Andromeda strainMichael Crichton291c8/17/1983
1092The Lazarus effectFrank Herbert
Bill Ransom
381c8/19/1983
1093Mushroom: the story of the A-bomb kidJohn Aristotle Phillips
David Michaels
287c8/20/1983
1094The ambidextrous universe: mirror asymmetry and time-reversed worldsMartin Gardner293c8/23/1983
1095The mouse that roaredLeonard Wibberley280b8/24/1983
1096The mouse on the moonLeonard Wibberley124c8/25/1983
1097The red doveDerek Lambert236c8/30/1983
1098Down the Seine and up the Potomac with Art BuchwaldArt Buchwald500b8/31/1983
1099The fellowship of the talismanClifford D. Simak249b9/17/1983
1100The price of power: Kissinger in the Nixon White HouseSeymour M. Hersh698c10/1/1983
1101The sovereign state of ITTAnthony Sampson323c10/16/1983
1102The mouse on Wall StreetLeonard Wibberley159c10/19/1983
1103The mouse that saved the WestLeonard Wibberley187c10/20/1983
1104The Klingon gambitRobert E. Vardeman158ewl10/27/1983
1105CityClifford D. Simak252b10/29/1983
1106While Reagan sleptArt Buchwald334c10/30/1983
1107Time is the simplest thingClifford D. Simak192b11/5/1983
1108Under PressureFrank Herbert220b11/8/1983
1109Brave new worldAldous Huxley177b11/13/1983
1110You give great meeting, SidG. B. Trudeau124skc11/15/1983
1111Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin 7 selections from his other writingsBenjamin Franklin264b11/19/1983
1112But this war had such promiseG. B. Trudeau124b11/22/1983
1113From approximately coast to coast ... it's The Bob and Ray showBob Elliott
Ray Goulding
216b11/23/1983
1114The robots of dawnIsaac Asimov419c12/4/1983
1115Disturbing the universeFreeman J. Dyson283c12/17/1983
1116The youngest science: notes of a medicine-watcherLewis Thomas270c12/23/1983
1117The neutrino, ghost particle of the atomIsaac Asimov188c12/26/1983
1118A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur's courtMark Twain450c1/2/1984
1119The evening stars: the making of the network news anchorBarbara Matusow302c1/6/1984
1120The ten thousand day war: Vietnam, 1945-1975Michael Maclear368c1/18/1984
1121Project space station: plans for a permanent manned space centerBrian O'Leary159c1/19/1984
1122The Prometheus designSondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
190ewl1/20/1984
1123Y.A.P.: The official young aspiring professional's fast-track handbookC. E. Crimmins126c1/29/1984
1124Black fireSonni Cooper220ewl2/6/1984
1125TriangleSondra Marshak
Myrna Culbreath
188ewl2/10/1984
1126The 1st treasury of HermanJim Unger223b2/12/1984
1127The best of Trek #6: from the magazine for Star Trek fansG. B. Love
Walter Irwin
191b2/16/1984
1128Animal farm: a fairy storyGeorge Orwell128b2/18/1984
1129The Santaroga barrierFrank Herbert255b2/21/1984
1130The second Herman treasuryJim Unger207b2/21/1984
1131Herman, the third treasuryJim Unger207b2/22/1984
1132Shakespeare's planetClifford D. Simak218b2/25/1984
1133McGovern: the man and his beliefsGeorge S. McGovern
Shirley MacLaine
132c2/28/1984
1134The lives of a cell: notes of a biology watcherLewis Thomas153c2/28/1984
1135The leatherstocking tales. Vol. IJames Fenimore Cooper833c3/30/1984
1136Right from the start: a chronicle of the McGovern campaignGary Hart334c3/8/1984
1137War in spaceJames W. Canan186b3/9/1984
1138The medusa and the snail: more notes of a biology watcherLewis Thomas175b3/11/1984
1139Web of the Romulans: a Star Trek novelM. S. Murdock220ewl3/14/1984
1140Yesterday's son: a Star Trek novelA. C. Crispin191ewl3/16/1984
1141InfernoLarry Niven
Jerry Pournelle
237ewl3/18/1984
1142Mutiny on the Enterprise: a Star Trek novelRobert E. Vardeman189ewl3/22/1984
1143The complete robotIsaac Asimov557c3/24/1984
1144Late night thoughts on listening to Mahler's Ninth symphonyLewis Thomas168c3/27/1984
1145The wounded skyDiane Duane256ewl4/7/1984
11461984 and beyondNigel Calder207c4/7/1984
1147The Trellisane confrontation a Star Trek novelDavid Dvorkin190ewl4/8/1984
1148The great GatsbyF. Scott Fitzgerald182ewl4/16/1984
1149Dream parkLarry Niven
Steven Barnes
434c4/18/1984
1150CoronaGreg Bear192ewl4/19/1984
1151Chekov's Enterprise: a personal journal of the making of Star Trek-the motion pictureWalter Koenig222ewl4/20/1984
1152Star trek speaksSusan Sackett
Fred Goldstein
Stan Goldstein
160ewl4/20/1984
1153The making of Star trek II, the wrath of KhanAllan Asherman223ewl4/21/1984
1154'Toons for our times: a Bloom County book of heavy meadow rump 'n rollBerke Breathed96ewl5/12/1984
1155A tale of two citiesCharles Dickens358c5/19/1984
1156Jules Feiffer's America, from Eisenhower to ReaganJules Feiffer254c5/21/1984
1157Heretics of DuneFrank Herbert480c6/6/1984
1158The First 25 years in space: a symposiumAllan Needell152c6/7/1984
1159UN: The first twenty-five yearsClark M. Eichelberger178c6/9/1984
1160The annotated Walden: Walden; or, Life in the woodsHenry David Thoreau502c6/20/1984
1161Best editorial cartoons of the yearCharles Brooks160c6/21/1984
1162Star Trek III: the search for SpockVonda N. McIntyre297ewl6/21/1984
1163VA. C. Crispin402c6/24/1984
1164The integral treesLarry Niven240c6/28/1984
1165Space-time and beyond: toward an explanation of the unexplainableBob Toben
Fred Alan Wolf
174b7/11/1984
1166Soul catcherFrank Herbert246b7/12/1984
1167Weapons and hopeFreeman J. Dyson340b7/29/1984
1168My lai 4: a report on the massacre and its aftermathSeymour M. Hersh210b8/4/1984
1169A heritage of starsClifford D. Simak219b8/9/1984
1170The green brainFrank Herbert160c8/19/1984
1171Forecast 2000: George Gallup, Jr. predicts the future of AmericaGeorge Gallup179c8/19/1984
1172The worlds of Clifford SimakClifford D. Simak378b8/25/1984
1173All the President's menCarl Bernstein
Bob Woodward
382c8/26/1984
1174Six crisesRichard M. Nixon460b9/16/1984
1175Best science fiction stories of Clifford D. SimakClifford D. Simak232b9/22/1984
1176The selling of the President, 1968Joe McGinniss253ewl10/7/1984
1177The final daysBob Woodward
Carl Bernstein
476b10/16/1984
11782010: odyssey twoArthur Charles Clarke291ewl10/18/1984
1179National Lampoon's DoonEllis Weiner221ewl11/10/1984
1180The god makersFrank Herbert190b11/23/1984
1181Would you buy a used war from this man? A collection of political humor from National lampoon205nfpl11/24/1984
1182Stephen Hawking's universeJohn Boslough158c11/25/1984
1183Doonesbury dossier: the Reagan yearsG. B. Trudeau224c12/1/1984
1184So long, and thanks for all the fishDouglas Adams204ewl12/31/1984
1185Whipping starFrank Herbert117c1/1/1985
1186The Dosadi experimentFrank Herbert178c1/24/1985
1187Entering space: an astronaut's odysseyJoseph P. Allen223c1/25/1985
1188Ships to the starsFritz Leiber122ewl1/26/1985
1189"Surely you're joking, Mr. Feynman!": adventures of a curious characterRichard Phillips Feynman350ewl1/31/1985
1190A fall of moondustArthur Charles Clarke248ill3/10/1985
1191The new race for space: the U.S. and Russia leap to the challenge for unlimited rewardsJames E. Oberg210c3/14/1985
1192Buckaroo BanzaiEarl Mac Rauch223ewl3/17/1985
1193Atoms and evilRobert Bloch160ewl3/24/1985
1194The caves of steelIsaac Asimov191c4/6/1985
1195Of mice and menJohn Steinbeck118b4/6/1985
1196The blood of AbrahamJimmy Carter257c4/28/1985
1197Chapterhouse, DuneFrank Herbert460c6/8/1985
1198Penguin dreams and stranger thingsBerke Breathed120ewl6/8/1985
1199Player pianoKurt Vonnegut295c6/22/1985
1200Illusions: the adventures of a reluctant MessiahRichard Bach192mjs7/19/1985
1201Slapstick:Kurt Vonnegut243c8/1/1985
1202Slaughterhouse-five, or, The children's crusade: a duty-dance with deathKurt Vonnegut186c8/7/1985
1203Jonathan Livingston Seagull: a storyRichard Bach127c8/9/1985
1204God and the new physicsP. C. W. Davies255c8/10/1985
1205The annotated Alice: Alice's adventures in Wonderland and Through the looking glassLewis Carroll352c8/20/1985
1206I am the cheese: a novelRobert Cormier220abs9/19/1985
1207The clowns of God: a novelMorris L. West370c9/30/1985
1208The company of strangers: Christians and the renewal of America's public lifeParker J. Palmer169ls10/6/1985
1209Flatland: a romance of many dimensionsEdwin Abbott Abbott103ewl10/10/1985
1210Gorbachev: a biographyThomas G. Butson170c10/12/1985
1211In search of Schrodinger's cat: quantum physics and realityJohn R. Gribbin302ewl10/19/1985
1212Contact: a novelCarl Sagan432c11/11/1985
1213Around the world in eighty daysJules Verne192c12/18/1985
1214Great expectations; Master Humphrey's clock; Hard timesCharles Dickens469c1/4/1986
1215The Today show: an inside look at 25 tumultuous years ... and the colorful and controversial people behind the scenesRobert Metz204ewl1/6/1986
1216Jailbird: a novelKurt Vonnegut246c1/8/1986
1217BabbittSinclair Lewis401c1/15/1986
1218Deadeye DickKurt Vonnegut240c2/1/1986
1219Physics and beyond: encounters and conversationsWerner Heisenberg247c2/2/1986
1220Huckleberry FinnMark Twain387c2/22/1986
1221You can fool all of the people all the timeArt Buchwald332c2/25/1986
1222Welcome to the monkey houseKurt Vonnegut308c3/4/1986
1223The starship and the canoeKenneth Brower270c3/19/1986
1224The Philippines: a young republic on the moveAlbert Ravenholt204ewl3/23/1986
1225Galapagos: a novelKurt Vonnegut295c3/30/1986
1226Our gang (starring Tricky and his friends)Philip Roth208c4/3/1986
1227Cat's cradleKurt Vonnegut191rw4/20/1986
1228Assault on the Liberty: the true story of the Israeli attack on an American Intelligence shipJames M. Ennes299c5/16/1986
1229The grapes of wrathJohn Steinbeck502rw5/18/1986
1230Israel & the Arabs: the June 1967 warHal Kosut216c5/19/1986
1231All the king's menRobert Penn Warren438ewl5/30/1986
1232Palm Sunday: an autobiographical collageKurt Vonnegut330c6/5/1986
1233Pudd'nhead WilsonMark Twain143c6/15/1986
1234They dare to speak out: people and institutions confront Israel's lobbyPaul Findley362c6/21/1986
1235The bridge across forever: a lovestoryRichard Bach316c7/31/1986
1236Time and againJack Finney399ewl8/1/1986
1237Convergent seriesLarry Niven227ewl8/4/1986
1238SiddharthaHermann Hesse122c8/6/1986
1239Have space suit -- will travelRobert A. Heinlein255c8/8/1986
1240It can't happen here: a novelSinclair Lewis458c8/10/1986
1241The mind's I: fantasies and reflections on self and soulDouglas R. Hofstadter501b8/14/1986
1242SteppenwolfHermann Hesse243b8/15/1986
1243Mother nightKurt Vonnegut192ewl8/29/1986
1244My view of the worldErwin Schrodinger110cmu8/31/1986
1245The eyes of HeisenbergFrank Herbert158ewl9/1/1986
1246The Heisenberg variationsJohn Bricuth95cmu9/19/1986
1247The sirens of TitanKurt Vonnegut319cmu9/29/1986
1248CandideVoltaire111cmu10/7/1986
1249The German atomic bomb: the history of nuclear research in Nazi GermanyDavid John Cawdell Irving329cmu10/12/1986
1250QED: the strange theory of light and matterRichard Phillips Feynman158cmu10/20/1986
1251Inner exile: recollections of a life with Werner HeisenbergElisabeth Heisenberg170cmu10/22/1986
1252Moe Berg: athlete, scholar, spyLouis Kaufman274ill11/7/1986
1253Things fall apartChinua Achebe192ewl11/7/1986
1254The physicists: a play in two actsFriedrich Durrenmatt94cmu11/13/1986
1255An evening with Richard NixonGore Vidal157cmu11/13/1986
1256ArrowsmithSinclair Lewis335ewl11/18/1986
1257The great Ukrainian partisan movement and other tales of the Eisenhower yearsCharles Merrill245ewl11/22/1986
1258Bloom County Babylon: five years of basic naughtinessBerke Breathed224ewl11/16/1986
1259The inferno: a verse rendering for the modern readerDante Alighieri288ewl12/4/1986
1260The plagueAlbert Camus278cmu12/5/1986
1261The walled garden: the story of a schoolCharles Merrill219ewl12/8/1986
1262The war without a name: France in Algeria, 1954-1962John E. Talbott305cmu12/12/1986
1263Wampeters, foma & granfalloons (opinions)Kurt Vonnegut285cmu12/13/1986
1264The catcher in the ryeJ. D. Salinger214c12/18/1986
1265The story of EnglishRobert McCrum
William Cran
Robert MacNeil
384c12/28/1986
1266For whom the bell tollsErnest Hemingway471cmu12/31/1986
1267The book of Frank HerbertFrank Herbert189ewl1/3/1987
1268Still life with WoodpeckerTom Robbins277cmu1/6/1987
1269The sun also risesErnest Hemingway247cmu1/9/1987
1270The making of the President, 1960Theodore Harold White400cmu1/12/1987
1271The Tao of physics: an exploration of the parallels between modern physics and Eastern mysticismFritjof Capra346ewl1/16/1987
1272Doctor NoIan Fleming188cmu1/22/1987
1273The searchC. P. [Charles Percy] Snow343cmu2/8/1987
1274Mr. Tompkins in Wonderland: or, Stories of c, G, and hGeorge Gamow91cmu2/10/1987
1275Main StreetSinclair Lewis319ewl2/22/1987
1276Lawyer's lawyer: the life of John W. DavisWilliam Henry Harbaugh648cmu3/4/1987
1277Eenie, meenie, minie tweed: Eyebeam and the real worldSam Hurt122jg3/5/1987
1278What is life?: the physical aspect of the living cellErwin Schrodinger92cmu3/6/1987
1279Looking backward, 2000-1887Edward Bellamy337cmu3/14/1987
1280Erwin Schrodinger: an introduction to his writingsWilliam T. Scott175cmu3/18/1987
1281The Tower Commission report: the full text of the President's Special Review BoardUnited States550ewl3/29/1987
1282The penal colony, stories and short piecesFranz Kafka317jls4/7/1987
1283Lyndon Johnson and the American dreamDoris Kearns Goodwin463ewl4/10/1987
1284The tragedy of MacbethWilliam Shakespeare
Virginia A. LaMar
Louis B. Wright
93ewl4/11/1987
1285MacBirdBarbara Garson109ewl4/12/1987
1286Happy birthday, Wanda June: a playKurt Vonnegut199cmu4/17/1987
1287Crisis resolution: Presidential decision making in the Mayaguez and Korean confrontationsRichard G. Head
Frisco W. Short
Richard C. McFarlane
323cmu4/26/1987
1288The man who fell to earthDavid Fickling94cmu4/28/1987
1289Chaucer's Canterbury tales:Geoffrey Chaucer448ewl5/16/1987
1290Crime & punishment, a novel in six parts and an epilogueFyodor Dostoyevsky
Constance Garnett
493cmu5/23/1987
1291The Tao of PoohBenjamin Hoff158ewl5/25/1987
1292Tesla, man out of timeMargaret Cheney320cmu5/31/1987
1293No exit, and three other playsJean Paul Sartre281cmu6/7/1987
1294Advice to a young scientistP. B. Medawar109cmu6/7/1987
1295Lake Wobegon daysGarrison Keillor337cmu6/12/1987
1296Between time and Timbuktu, or, Prometheus-5: a space fantasyKurt Vonnegut282cmu6/12/1987
1297Cat on a hot tin roofTennessee Williams168cmu6/13/1987
1298Cyrus VanceDavid S. McLellan194cmu6/13/1987
1299The color purple: a novelAlice Walker245cmu6/14/1987
1300Deep blackWilliam E. Burrows401cmu6/20/1987
1301The Brethren: inside the Supreme CourtBob Woodward
Scott Armstrong
558c7/3/1987
1302The Falcon and the Snowman: a true story of friendship and espionageRobert Lindsey359c7/8/1987
1303Oliver TwistCharles Dickens419c7/14/1987
1304Catch-22: a novelJoseph Heller484c7/16/1987
1305Enterprise, the first adventureVonda N. McIntyre371ewl7/19/1987
1306Godel, Escher, Bach: an eternal golden braidDouglas R. Hofstadter777ewl7/24/1987
1307Sideshow: Kissinger, Nixon, and the destruction of CambodiaWilliam Shawcross464ewl7/27/1987
1308A separate peace: a novelJohn Knowles186c7/29/1987
1309To kill a mockingbirdHarper Lee296c7/31/1987
1310Jitterbug perfumeTom Robbins342c8/3/1987
1311Dirk Gently's Holistic Detective AgencyDouglas Adams247c8/5/1987
1312Star trek lives!Jacqueline Lichtenberg
Joan Winston
Sondra Marshak
274c8/6/1987
1313GoldfingerIan Fleming191cbl8/7/1987
1314I was a teen-age dwarfMax Shulman182cbl8/8/1987
1315The many loves of Dobie Gillis: eleven campus storiesMax Shulman211cbl8/10/1987
1316Without feathersWoody Allen221cbl8/10/1987
1317The march of folly: from Troy to VietnamBarbara Wertheim Tuchman447cmu8/25/1987
1318A civil tongueEdwin Newman207cmu8/29/1987
1319Where's the rest of me?Ronald Reagan
Richard G. Holbut
312cmu9/4/1987
1320The good earthPearl S. Buck375cmu9/10/1987
1321Carl Friedrich Gauss, a biographyTord Hall176cmu9/16/1987
1322Scientists against timeJames Phinney Baxter473cmu9/29/1987
1323Thirteen days: a memoir of the Cuban missile crisisRobert F. Kennedy224cmu10/1/1987
1324A time to heal: the autobiography of Gerald R. FordGerald R. Ford454cmu10/10/1987
1325Squad helps dog bite victim, and other flubs from the nation's pressGloria Cooper122res10/10/1987
1326Congressional odyssey: the saga of a Senate billT. R. Reid140ewl10/14/1987
1327The once and future kingT. H. White639ewl10/19/1987
132820,000 leagues under the seaJules Verne253ewl10/23/1987
1329RagtimeE. L. Doctorow270cmu10/24/1987
1330The illuminatus! trilogyRobert Shea
Robert Anton Wilson
805jg12/12/1987
1331Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance: an inquiry into valuesRobert M. Pirsig412cmu12/13/1987
1332Institutional disability: the saga of transportation policy for the disabledRobert A. Katzmann211ewl12/13/1987
1333Stranger in a strange landRobert A. Heinlein438c12/23/1987
1334The story of J. Robert OppenheimerDenise Royal196c12/24/1987
1335Billy Budd, sailorHerman Melville102cbl12/27/1987
1336The Herblock bookHerbert Block244cbl12/28/1987
1337Jackie Mason's AmericaJackie Mason187c12/29/1987
1338The scarlet letterNathaniel Hawthorne254c12/31/1987
1339The American challengeJean Jacques Servan-Schreiber291c1/1/1988
1340The greening of America: how the youth revolution is trying to make America livableCharles A. Reich399c1/4/1988
1341Doonesbury deluxe: selected glances askanceG. B. Trudeau208c1/5/1988
1342A new democracyGary Hart180c1/5/1988
1343Why did they name it ... ?Hannah Campbell207c1/6/1988
1344The other America: poverty in the United StatesMichael Harrington199c1/8/1988
1345A streetcar named DesireTennessee Williams179cmu1/11/1988
1346The Western alliance: European-American relations since 1945Alfred Grosser375ewl2/3/1988
1347The road to confrontation: American policy toward China and Korea, 1947-1950William Whitney Stueck326ewl2/24/1988
1348Bluebeard: a novelKurt Vonnegut300elp2/29/1988
1349The CIA in Guatemala: the foreign policy of interventionRichard H. Immerman291ewl3/6/1988
1350JFK: ordeal in AfricaRichard D. Mahoney338ewl3/18/1988
1351Veil: the secret wars of the CIA, 1981-1987Bob Woodward543ewl3/29/1988
1352The rivals: America and Russia since World War IIAdam Bruno Ulam405ewl4/5/1988
1353Dangerous relations: the Soviet Union in world politics, 1970-1982Adam Bruno Ulam325ewl4/11/1988
1354Washington, D.C.: a novelGore Vidal377cmu4/28/1988
1355The road to normalcy: the presidential campaign and election of 1920Wesley Marvin Bagby206cmu4/30/1988
1356Hawks, doves, and owls: an agenda for avoiding nuclear warGraham T. Allison
Albert Carnesale
Joseph S. Nye Jr.
282cmu5/6/1988
1357The cycles of American historyArthur Meier Schlesinger498c5/16/1988
1358The man who mistook his wife for a hat and other clinical talesOliver W. Sacks233c5/17/1988
1359Interactions: a journey through the mind of a particle physicist and the matter of this worldSheldon L. Glashow347ewl5/19/1988
1360East of EdenJohn Steinbeck691c5/24/1988
1361Ken Hechler: maverick public servantCharles H. Moffat372c5/28/1988
1362Star Trek IV: the voyage home: a novelVonda N. McIntyre274ewl5/29/1988
1363Iacocca: an autobiographyLee A. Iacocca352c6/1/1988
1364Chaos: making a new scienceJames Gleick352nysc6/22/1988
1365Les miserablesVictor Hugo1492c8/2/1988
1366Spycatcher: the candid autobiography of a senior intelligence officerPeter Wright392c8/5/1988
1367Democracy in AmericaAlexis de Tocqueville
Richard D. Heffner
317elp8/6/1988
1368Perestroika: new thinking for our country and the worldMikhail Sergeevich Gorbachev254c8/6/1988
1369The jungleUpton Sinclair317c8/10/1988
1370The Mossad inside stories: Israel's secret intelligence serviceDennis Eisenberg
Uri Dan
Eli Landau
264ewl8/14/1988
1371The all-American boysWalter Cunningham321ewl8/20/1988
1372Gulliver's travelsJonathan Swift
Ricardo Quintona
243cbl8/21/1988
1373The man with the golden gunIan Fleming158cbl8/23/1988
1374The second creation: makers of the revolution in twentieth-century physicsRobert P. Crease
Charles C. Mann
480cmu9/14/1988
1375BikoDonald Woods288cmu9/19/1988
1376The Mexican pet: more "new" urban legends and some old favoritesJan Harold Brunvand221cmu9/20/1988
1377Too funny to be PresidentMorris K. Udall249c10/8/1988
1378Asking for trouble: autobiography of a banned journalistDonald Woods373cmu10/23/1988
1379Disorderly conduct: verbatim excerpts from actual casesRodney R. Jones
Charles Sevilla
Gerald F. Uelman
171res10/29/1988
1380The story of Carnegie Tech: being a history of Carnegie Institute of Technology from 1900 to 1935Arthur Wilson Tarbell270cmu11/5/1988
1381The kandy-kolored tangerine-flake streamline babyTom Wolfe339cmu11/20/1988
1382The verse by the side of the road: the story of the Burma-Shave signs and jinglesFrank Rowsome121carn12/1/1988
1383The Media Lab: inventing the future at MITStewart Brand285cmu12/17/1988
1384Tales too ticklish to tell: Bloom CountyBerke Breathed122ewl12/18/1988
1385The death of a President, November 20-November 25, 1963William Raymond Manchester710cbl12/19/1988
1386What do YOU care what other people think?: further adventures of a curious characterRichard Phillips Feynman255ewl12/21/1988
1387The prisoner of ZendaAnthony Hope160cbl12/22/1988
1388The bonfire of the vanitiesTom Wolfe690elp12/27/1988
1389The razor's edge: a novelW. Somerset Maugham258c1/6/1989
1390The closing of the American mind: how higher education has failed democracy and impoverished the souls of today's studentsAllan David Bloom392c1/14/1989
1391Jude the obscureThomas Hardy488cmu1/22/1989
1392Showdown at Gucci Gulch: lawmakers, lobbyists, and the unlikely triumph of tax reformJeffrey H. Birnbaum
Alan S. Murray
309elp1/26/1989
1393Yukon ho!: a Calvin and Hobbes collectionBill Watterson127mab2/23/1989
1394Absalom, Absalom!William Faulkner378cmu4/20/1989
1395The mathematical tourist: snapshots of modern mathematicsIvars Peterson240ewl4/24/1989
1396Leaving homeGarrison Keillor244ewl4/26/1989
1397A brief history of time: from the big bang to black holesS. W. Hawking198ewl4/28/1989
1398The complete Yes minister: the diaries of a cabinet ministerJonathan Lynn
Anthony Jay
514ewl5/25/1989
1399The Hotel New HampshireJohn Irving401cmu5/25/1989
1400Mind children: the future of robot and human intelligenceHans P. Moravec214ewl5/30/1989
1401The world according to Garp: a novelJohn Irving437k6/19/1989
1402Steve Jobs: the journey is the rewardJeffrey S. Young440ewl6/19/1989
1403Odyssey: Pepsi to Apple -- a journey of adventure, ideas, and the futureJohn Sculley
John A. Byrne
450jas6/25/1989
1404Ever since Darwin: reflections in natural historyStephen Jay Gould285k6/26/1989
1405Raising a baby the government way: mothers' letters to the Children's Bureau, 1915-1932Molly Ladd-Taylor212ewl8/30/1989
1406The changing American family and public policyAndrew J. Cherlin261ewl9/3/1989
1407The Puritan family: religion & domestic relations in seventeenth-century New EnglandEdmund Sears Morgan196ewl9/8/1989
1408For her own good: 150 years of the experts' advice to womenBarbara Ehrenreich
Barbara Ehrenreich
369ewl9/18/1989
1409Love & the American delinquent: the theory and practice of "progressive" juvenile justice, 1825-1920Steven L. Schlossman302ewl9/24/1989
1410Being thereJerzy N. Kosinski150cmu10/1/1989
1411Fahrenheit 451Ray Bradbury192cmu10/1/1989
1412A cycle of outrage: America's reaction to the juvenile delinquent in the 1950sJames Burkhart Gilbert258ewl10/13/1989
1413Domestic tyranny: the making of social policy against family violence from colonial times to the presentElizabeth Hafkin Pleck273ewl10/15/1989
1414Heroes of their own lives:Linda Gordon383ewl10/23/1989
1415Entropy: into the greenhouse worldJeremy Rifkin354jah11/11/1989
1416Invisible manRalph Ellison569elp11/18/1989
1417The life and loves of a 'she-devil'Fay Weldon241cmu12/16/1989
1418The end of natureBill McKibben226elp1/6/1990
1419Blott on the landscapeTom Sharpe238ewl1/8/1990
1420Future shockAlvin Toffler561ewl1/11/1990
1421The cider house rulesJohn Irving598elp1/13/1990
1422Spy notes on McInerney's bright lights, big city, Janowitz's slaves of New York, Ellis' less than zero, and all those other hip urban novels of the 1980s89elp1/15/1990
1423Intervention: how America became involved in VietnamGeorge McTurnan Kahin550ewl2/1/1990
1424A bright shining lie: John Paul Vann and America in VietnamNeil Sheehan861ewl2/3/1990
1425Raising PG kids in an X-rated societyTipper Gore219carn2/4/1990
1426Lyndon Johnson's war: the road to stalemate in VietnamLarry Berman254ewl2/17/1990
1427The inner game of tennisW. Timothy Gallwey141hill2/23/1990
1428The Sino-Vietnamese relationship and the Soviet UnionCharles McGregor94cmu2/27/1990
1429On strategy: a critical analysis of the Vietnam WarHarry G. Summers279ewl3/14/1990
1430The quiet AmericanGraham Greene188ewl3/16/1990
1431Billy Bathgate: a novelE. L. Doctorow323ewl3/20/1990
1432The bad war: an oral history of the Vietnam WarKim Willenson451ewl3/22/1990
1433The Army and VietnamAndrew F. Krepinevich318ewl3/30/1990
1434Everything we had: an oral history of the Vietnam WarAl Santoli268ewl4/10/1990
1435Fear and loathing: on the campaign trail '72Hunter S. Thompson505cmu4/30/1990
1436The devil's advocateMorris L. West351elp5/11/1990
1437Generation of swine: tales of shame and degradation in the '80sHunter S. Thompson304cmu5/17/1990
1438Reading the numbers: a survival guide to the measurements, numbers, and sizes encountered in everyday lifeMary Blocksma224ewl5/18/1990
1439The shoes of the fishermanMorris L. West288elp5/25/1990
1440Waiting for Godot: tragicomedy in 2 actsSamuel Beckett60elp5/27/1990
1441Interview with the vampire: a novelAnne Rice346carn6/10/1990
1442What I saw at the revolution: a political life in the Reagan eraPeggy Noonan353cmu6/13/1990
1443Skinny legs and allTom Robbins422elp6/15/1990
1444Spike Lee's gotta have it: inside guerrilla filmmakingSpike Lee366ewl6/24/1990
1445A prayer for Owen Meany: a novelJohn Irving543elp6/29/1990
1446The emperor's new mind: concerning computers, minds, and the laws of physicsRoger Penrose466ewl7/3/1990
1447The mysteries of PittsburghMichael Chabon297cmu7/8/1990
1448Flashbacks: on returning to VietnamMorley Safer206carn7/11/1990
1449Helter skelter: the true story of the Manson murdersVincent Bugliosi
Curt Gentry
676carn7/15/1990
1450Strictly speaking: will America be the death of English?Edwin Newman205carn7/17/1990
1451The Feynman lectures on physics: quantum mechanicsRichard Phillips Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
333ewl7/19/1990
1452Secrets of the temple: how the Federal Reserve runs the countryWilliam Greider798carn7/26/1990
1453AwakeningsOliver W. Sacks338carn8/13/1990
1454Animal liberationPeter Singer297elp8/19/1990
1455Uplift the race: the construction of School dazeSpike Lee
Lisa Jones
352cmu8/23/1990
1456Green rage: radical environmentalism and the unmaking of civilizationChristopher Manes291elp8/27/1990
1457The Feynman Lectures on physics:Richard Phillips Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
502ewl9/16/1990
1458The new industrial stateJohn Kenneth Galbraith384elp9/23/1990
1459Contemporary climatologyA. Henderson-Sellers
Peter J. Robinson
439ewl9/28/1990
1460The illuminati papersRobert Anton Wilson149pc10/24/1990
1461The powers that beDavid Halberstam1071ewl11/6/1990
1462Feynman lectures on physics the electromagnetic fieldRichard Phillips Feynman
Robert B. Leighton
Matthew Sands
552ewl11/11/1990
1463The hearts of men: American dreams and the flight from commitmentBarbara Ehrenreich206carn11/17/1990
1464Fear of falling: the inner life of the middle classBarbara Ehrenreich292ewl11/20/1990
1465Ronald Reagan, the movie and other episodes in political demonologyMichael Paul Rogin366elp12/1/1990
1466Eugene V. Debs: citizen and socialistNick Salvatore437carn12/16/1990
1467Collusion across the Jordan: King Abdullah, the Zionist movement, and the partition of PalestineAvi Shlaim676carn1/21/1991
1468Yes, Prime Minister: the diaries of the Right Hon. James HackerJonathan Lynn
Antony Jay
391ewl1/28/1991
1469The new! improved! Bob & Ray bookBob Elliott
Ray Goulding
224carn2/3/1991