New NonFiction for November
Evans, Michael. Jesus, Fads, and the Media. YA/ 261/ EVA
Describes and discusses representations of Jesus Christ, God, and Christian faith in films such as "The Passion of the Christ," television shows like "Joan of Arcadia," books such as Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code," popular music by acts such as Kanye West and U2, religious Web sites, and fads such as the "What Would Jesus Do?" bracelet trend.
Gore, Al. An Inconvenient Truth. YA/ 363.7387/ GOR
Published to tie in with a documentary film of the same name, Gore brings together leading edge research from top scientists around the globe and personal observations to document the fast pace and wide scope of global warming.
Hopkins, Jerry. No One Here Gets Out Alive. YA/ B/ HOP
Biography of the rock musician Jim Morrison, looking at his early life, musical career, and his unexpected death at twenty-seven due to drug abuse.
Hudson, Jr., David I. Basketball’s Most Wanted II. YA/ 796.323/ HUD
Basketball has so many great stories, so many interesting anecdotes--"about college and pro teams, players from all levels, announcers, and even owners--"that one book just isn't enough to hold it all. That's why Potomac Books, Inc. is introducing "Basketball's Most WantedTMII: The Top 10 Book of More Hotshot Hoopsters, Double Dribbles, and Roundball Oddities. With even more fun tales and interesting facts from the world of hoops, there's something in here for all fans of baseketball. Which NBA team attempted to draft a player straight out of high school in 1969--"a female player from the lowa six-on-six league? What standard features in today's NBA were originally introduced in the renegade American Basketball Association? Who are the best three-point shooters in both the pros and college? Which high school team had an amazing four future NBA players on its roster? With which team did Wilt Chamberlain begin his professional career? (Hint: It wasn't an NBA team.) You'll find the answers to all those questions and so much more in Basketball's Most Wanted TMH, including the best and worst basketball movies, the most shocking NCAA tournament upsets, top names from basketball's "Asian invasion," and even guys who played one game--"and only one game--"in the NBA. So join David L. Hudson, Jr. as he looks at the amazing and the amusing, the wacky and the wonderful, the best and worst of everything basketball has to offer. It’s slam dunk!
Hyde, Margaret O. Safe Sex 101. YA/ 613.9/ HYD
This guide helps teens to decide if they are ready for sex and shows them how to avoid pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Kilpatrick, Nancy. The Goth Bible. YA/ 306.1/ KIL
Spotlighting an artistic culture that revels in the Victorian romantic movement, this book explains the traditions and history of all that is goth.
Sanchez, Reymundo. Once a King, Always a King. YA/ B/ SAN
The author describes his struggle to separate himself from the Latin Kings, detailing his initial break with the Chicago gang, and telling how he was drawn back into the criminal life, and how his time in prison allowed him the chance to prepare himself for life outside the gang.
Todd, Mark. Whatcha Mean, What’s a ‘Zine?. YA/ 070.572/ TOD
This book provides learning tips and tricks for anyone who wants to create their own zine.
White, Timothy. Catch a Fire. YA/ B/ MAR
Chronicles the historical, cultural, religious and folkloric milieu that shaped reggae musician Bob Marley's life.
Bibliographies © 2006 BWI
Describes and discusses representations of Jesus Christ, God, and Christian faith in films such as "The Passion of the Christ," television shows like "Joan of Arcadia," books such as Dan Brown's "The Da Vinci Code," popular music by acts such as Kanye West and U2, religious Web sites, and fads such as the "What Would Jesus Do?" bracelet trend.
Gore, Al. An Inconvenient Truth. YA/ 363.7387/ GOR
Published to tie in with a documentary film of the same name, Gore brings together leading edge research from top scientists around the globe and personal observations to document the fast pace and wide scope of global warming.
Hopkins, Jerry. No One Here Gets Out Alive. YA/ B/ HOP
Biography of the rock musician Jim Morrison, looking at his early life, musical career, and his unexpected death at twenty-seven due to drug abuse.
Hudson, Jr., David I. Basketball’s Most Wanted II. YA/ 796.323/ HUD
Basketball has so many great stories, so many interesting anecdotes--"about college and pro teams, players from all levels, announcers, and even owners--"that one book just isn't enough to hold it all. That's why Potomac Books, Inc. is introducing "Basketball's Most WantedTMII: The Top 10 Book of More Hotshot Hoopsters, Double Dribbles, and Roundball Oddities. With even more fun tales and interesting facts from the world of hoops, there's something in here for all fans of baseketball. Which NBA team attempted to draft a player straight out of high school in 1969--"a female player from the lowa six-on-six league? What standard features in today's NBA were originally introduced in the renegade American Basketball Association? Who are the best three-point shooters in both the pros and college? Which high school team had an amazing four future NBA players on its roster? With which team did Wilt Chamberlain begin his professional career? (Hint: It wasn't an NBA team.) You'll find the answers to all those questions and so much more in Basketball's Most Wanted TMH, including the best and worst basketball movies, the most shocking NCAA tournament upsets, top names from basketball's "Asian invasion," and even guys who played one game--"and only one game--"in the NBA. So join David L. Hudson, Jr. as he looks at the amazing and the amusing, the wacky and the wonderful, the best and worst of everything basketball has to offer. It’s slam dunk!
Hyde, Margaret O. Safe Sex 101. YA/ 613.9/ HYD
This guide helps teens to decide if they are ready for sex and shows them how to avoid pregnancy and sexually transmitted diseases.
Kilpatrick, Nancy. The Goth Bible. YA/ 306.1/ KIL
Spotlighting an artistic culture that revels in the Victorian romantic movement, this book explains the traditions and history of all that is goth.
Sanchez, Reymundo. Once a King, Always a King. YA/ B/ SAN
The author describes his struggle to separate himself from the Latin Kings, detailing his initial break with the Chicago gang, and telling how he was drawn back into the criminal life, and how his time in prison allowed him the chance to prepare himself for life outside the gang.
Todd, Mark. Whatcha Mean, What’s a ‘Zine?. YA/ 070.572/ TOD
This book provides learning tips and tricks for anyone who wants to create their own zine.
White, Timothy. Catch a Fire. YA/ B/ MAR
Chronicles the historical, cultural, religious and folkloric milieu that shaped reggae musician Bob Marley's life.
Bibliographies © 2006 BWI
