The Staked Plain

Tolbert, Frank

Harrow Books

The Twisting Lane: The Hidden World of Sex Offenders

Politics & Social Sciences

Unknown, Author

Social Sciences

The Double View

BROSSARD, CHANDLER

Games Christians Play

Judi and Bard, Patti Culbertson

A collection of problems, puzzles, and questions relating to mathematical reasoning and its history

The math entertainer

Heafford, Philip Ernest

The dread shadow of Nazism falls upon the Carnovsky family, three generations of Jews who believe themselves totally assimilated into German society. David, who has prospered in "enlightened, civilized" Berlin and considers himself "more German than the Germans", cannot rationalize the momentous events engulfing him. His son Georg, a famous doctor, taught by his father to be "Jewish at home, a German in the street", is stripped of his practice, his possessions, and ultimately his illusions. And his young son Jegor is pulled between his love for the fatherland and the Jewishness he scorns. A tragedy of torn loyalties, this powerful and panoramic novel has become one of the classics of our time.

The Family Carnovsky

I. J. Singer

1990 Harrow Books Publisher Hardcover

The Plaza: Kansas City's World-Famous Shopping District

The Dashing Kansan: Lewis Lindsay Dyche : The Amazing Adventures of a Nineteenth-Century Naturalist and Explorer

The Dashing Kansan: Lewis Lindsay Dyche : The Amazing Adventures of a Nineteenth-Century Naturalist and Explorer

History

Peggy Sullivan

Bill Sharp

Americas

Focus Kansas City: A 24-Hour Heartland Portrait

Arts & Photography

Hudson, David S.

Photography & Video

One of the "20 Best Books about Kansas City History (2015)"as given by notable historians. This book is a photographic and biographic compendium of dozens of historic and architecturally unique Kansas City Buildings that were destroyed or allowed to disintegrate. Its coauthors are two prominent Kansas City historians and preservationists, and this publication is an appeal to prevent the loss of more buildings and the history they embody. Jane Fifield Flynn, a fierce preservation advocate who became the first administrator of the Landmarks Commission and served on the board for many years, eventually as President. She described herself as a street fighting preservationist, and at one point changed her business card job title from "historian" to "troublemaker". Dory DeAngelo is a local author, historian, researcher, and longtime resident of Kansas City's Old Northeast neighborhood. She has written numerous books and articles about Kansas City history and has been actively involved in local theater, both as a performer and director. Upon her death the Kansas City Council created the Lifetime Achievement in Preservation Award and awarded to Jane Flynn posthumously. The Landmarks Commission now gives the Jane Flynn Award annually to an individual or group whose actions have greatly impacted preservation in KansasCity - has fought a preservation battle, worked tirelessly to preserve a structure or neighborhood, or has promoted preservation through planning and public policy.

Kansas City style: A social and cultural history of Kansas City as seen through its lost architecture

DeAngelo, Dory

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