Several new titles have arrived in our recently expanded book section!
"It Takes a Lack of Scruples," volume two of Hillary Clinton's autobiography, picks up where the house falls on her sister and she assembles her crew of former lobbyists and flying monkeys and puts her campaign in full gear to get back those ruby red slippers.
"Patient, Heal Thyself," Kaiser Permanante Press has gathered inexpensive cures from around the world, as alternative methods to try when Kaiser denies treatment. Among the many cures featured is the Eskimo cure for Alzheimer's (all you need is some water and a floating hunk of ice - or if there is no longer ice available, due to global warming, packing foam from a Dell computer will do just fine!).
"My Husband the Cracker," Elizabeth Edwards offers insight into her husband's upbringing in a small Southern town and how that has influenced his views, such as his hesitancy to accept gay marriage, and his homegrown antipathy toward jigs and kikes.
"The Secret Behind the Secret," Rhonda Byrne and company explain how they turned a stupid idea into millions of dollars by following the old adage, "Nobody ever went broke underestimating the taste of the American public!"
"My First Book About Me," President George W. Bush gets up close and personal as he shares with you such things as how old he is, his favorite color, and his favorite food (as told to Dick Cheney).
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