Search Results: Titles starting with O from Silver Wave Auctions and Sales

This Book was the second Book to be selected for the Book of the Month Club. This was the first printing of the Book of the Month Club Edition. This is a Novel about a young woman and her experiences as she moves through part of her adult life. Book has 297 pages.

This Book, by British Historian and Author, Philip Ziegler, was originally published in London in 1973 and then in America in 1974. This Book is an account of the events leading up to the Battle of Omdurman, which has been described as revenge by British forces for the murder of Gordon at Khartoum 14 years earlier. The Book contains many illustrations as well as several maps.

This Book is an account of the baseball season of 1964 culminating with the New York Yankees and St. Louis Cardinals in the World Series. Halberstam successfully describes the exciting World Series as well as weaving into his work the social issues in America and the successful integration of black players into major league baseball. David Halbertam has authored at least a dozen other books and has won every journalistic award including the Pulitzer Prize. Beginning on page 178, there are several pages of interesting photographs of baseball's best players of 1964. This is a great read for a time when America was at the threshold of profound social change.

"Ola" is a childrem's book from 1932. It includes illustrations, color and black and white, on nearly every page. It is the story of a boy from Norway and is great reading for children. There is some browning of pages noted for this book that is over 90 years old.

This Book is an Autobiography by Michael Reagan, the adopted son of Ronald Reagan and Jane Wyman. It details his upbringing as an adopted child and the impact of his upbringing and his early life on his adult life as the son of President Ronald Reagan. Book has 286 pages and contains two sections of photos.

This Book is a First Edition dated 2001, and was signed by the Author in 2006. The Book is a compilation of stories and essays by the long-time Kansas City Star Newspaper Columnist, C.W. Gusewelle as he faced life and shared experiences with his family and others. Book has 355 pages.

This Book, written by a husband-wife team who founded a Christian Church in Texas, describes what an individual should do if he, or she, had 30 days to live. This 30-Day plan is useful to those seeking real genuine change in their life and doing what God wishes for each of us to do. Book has 226 pages.

The two authors of this Book identify the 12 "Community Types" that make up America. In each of these community types, they look at economic, religious, ethnic, income, education and other differences and similarities and how these factors affect voting. Book has 322 pages and many pages with maps, charts and tables.

This Book, The Overton Window, was written by New York Times Bestselling Author, and Radio Talk Show Host, Glenn Beck. The Book is a Story of a conspiracy that America and people's attitudes have changed over time and when an attcak occurs on America, people don't understand the difference between fact and conspiracy and which side to support.