How to Survive Without a Salary: Living the Conserver Lifestyle

Business & Money

Long, Charles

Personal Finance

Summerhill Press

The biography of Harold Ballard, controversial Canadian sports figure, former owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs and other sports teams. Chronicles a young man's rise to power from somewhat humble beginnings in downtown Toronto at the turn of the century; through the Roaring Twenties, by this time a wealthy, life-of-the-party type, a big guy who wore a raccoon coat and always seemed to be driving the fastest car; and in the Thirties, his involvement with amateur hockey teams and eventual link-up with the Smythe family, the owners of the Gardens and Leafs. This book is also about the Smythes, the famous Leaf teams, and how Ballard was able to achieve control of these possessions in 1972, dramatically ending the Smythe dynasty.

Ballard: A Portrait of Canada's Most Controversial Sports Figure.

HOUSTON, William

Charles Long, stonebuilding expert, will show readers how to build stone barbecues, entryways, and other home improvements. B&W photos.

The Backyard Stonebuilder: Stonebuilding Projects for the Weekend Mason

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

Near fine jacket and book with no markings and very light wear. Looks close to new.

From the Wild; Portfolios of North America's Finest Wildlife Artists

Hume, Christopher (Edited by)

Hockey Scouting Report 1987 - 1988 Complete Scouting Report on Every Active NHL Player

John Davidson

Michael Berger

Jiggs McDonald

Seasons of Change: Sketches of Farm Life

David Densmore

Provides answers to a variety of questions on the pioneers of the automobile industry, automobile sports, the car in entertainment, brands and models, advertisements, military uses, engineering and design, and names

Automania: The Complete Book of Automotive Trivia

Science & Math

McPhee, Alan

Technology

Uniglobe World Business Travel Guide

Alas Poor Heslop: The Story of the Last Fatal Duel in Wales

History

Ken Jones

Europe

The Ruby Tear Catcher is the heart-warming story of an Iranian woman whose life is uprooted during the Islamic Revolution in Iran in the 1970s and '80s. While jailed in Tehran's most-feared prison, where she's held for her father's anti-regime sentiments, she tells her story in flashback. She describes her childhood days in Tehran and shares her experiences as a college student in the U.S., where she falls in love with Jack, only to see their relationship torn asunder by the strong influence of their disparate religions. Leila returns to Iran, marries, and offers a portrait of life as an Iranian wife under Islamic rule. She escapes from prison and joins her parents in Paris, where she ends her story on a note of hope.

The Ruby Tear Catcher: An Iranian Woman's Story of Intolerance

Literature & Fiction

Sewell, Nahid

Genre Fiction

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