The $11 Billion Year: From Sundance to the Oscars, an Inside Look at the Changing Hollywood System

Business & Money

Thompson, Anne

Industries

Newmarket Pr

A Glorious Way to Die

History

Spurr, Russell

Military

Three women seek escape as they learn about the bitterness, corruption, and falsehoods of the show-business world

Valley of the Dolls

Literature & Fiction

SUSANN, Jacqueline

Contemporary

Feet, Talk to Me! One Hundred Years of Tap Dance

Sommer, Sally R.

Wellington's brilliant victory is assessed revealing a flawless use of men and material and exposing Napoleon's blunders

The Brenda Maneuver

Rosenberg, Stephen N.

United States

Over 150 selections from the letters, speeches, and writings of the Indian leader. Organized in five sections: Daily Life, Cooperation, Nonviolence, Faith, and Peace. Over 150,000 sold. Selected and introduced by the Academy Ward-winning director of Gandhi. 21 photos.

The Words of Gandhi

Biographies & Memoirs

Gandhi, Mahatma

ATTENBOROUGH, Richard

Leaders & Notable People

Describes the experiences of the actor, Dustin Hoffman, and the director, Sydney Pollack, during the production of the motion picture, Tootsie

Making Tootsie: A Film Study With Dustin Hoffman and Sydney Pollack

Dworkin, Susan

Arts & Literature

Photographs help tell the story of Gandhi's childhood, education, and his efforts to free India from British rule

Gandhi: A Pictorial Biography

Gold, Gerald

Historical

Based on research, oral history tapes and interviews, Remember This Time recreates Western Russia during the First World War and Bolshevik Revolution through the powerful, yet intimate story of the Chodorov family from 1914 through 1919. At the center is Kala, the second oldest of four daughters, a patriotic and spirited sixteen year old when the novel begins, a young woman characteristic of the hardworking, energetic life of the times, devoted and proud of her family, her traditions, and her home town of Lyesk. As war escalates and the Russians enforce a scorched earth policy, Kala's beloved Lyesk--in the midst of what was known as the Pale of Jewish Settlement--is destroyed. Against her mother's wishes, she becomes a refugee, joins her Russian countrymen on their retreat into Great Russia while her sisters and parents hide in the woods to await the advancing German armies and plan to rebuild their burnt-out home under the new government. With drama, humor; care for historical detail, and a story-telling magic, the authors make one feel so close to the people of the time that it is like hearing the story of one's own family. They follow Kala on her grueling march, during her love affair and marriage to a young revolutionary and during their life together in Moscow as civil war erupts. They show her disillusionment with the new socialist people's government and describe her eventual return to Lyesk, where she is witness to the town being ruled and victimized successively by the Germans, the Poles, the Bolsheviks, and, once again, the Poles. They share the intimacies of the Chodorov family life, including small and great moments of happiness and tragedy. Throughout, we see how the family's loyalties are challenged, their endurance tested, and finally understand why they choose to flee the home they love. Ultimately, the Chodorovs epitomize the dilemma of the world split apart by rival ethnic and national clalins, representing that generation of immigrants who came to America in the twenties full of dreams and anger.

Remember This Time

Broder, Bill

Broder, Gloria Kurian

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