An autobiography of Tony Bennett, illustrated with his own artwork, reflects on his career, and the inspiration that continues to infuse both his music and his art. It comes with a CD featuring his favorite tunes, including some rare choices.

This is a story about the practice of change management, based on the experience of the author, who turned the fortunes of Sellotape UK around within two years. Each stage of the process, from initial planning and implementation, through to final completion of the project, is covered.

Golfing For Fun, Golfing For All Of Us. An anthology of sports writer Robert Sullivan's essays about golf - from Time, Life and other magazines.

Did you know that one pair of rats has the potential for 15,000 descendants in a year? That rats' teeth are harder than steel? Focusing on such questions, this book reveals the many ways rats' lives mirror those of humans. It is an account of a year spent in a garbage-strewn alley in lower Manhattan.

Five miles west of New York City, the Meadowlands is a vilified and smelly tract of swampland. The author tramps through the muck on foot, and navigates the polluted rivers in a canoe, describing the industrial detritus, and observing the rich diversity of wildlife. This is an ode to an overlooked American borderland.

From Hoboken to Hollywood, Frank Sinatra was always a larger-than-life package of talent, charisma and controversy. Singers had been big before, but there had never been a sensation like the young Sinatra. This title presents the pictures, narrative, and memories of the life and times of Francis Albert Sinatra.