When Professional Cakes Go Horribly, Hilariously Wrong. 'Cake Wrecks' are professionally made cakes that for some reason are unintentionally sad, silly, creepy, inappropriate, or perhaps just plain ugly. Photos of these unwitting disasters and the hilarious commentary of blogger Jen Yates make www.cakewrecks.com one of the funniest blogs on the Web.

A 60th anniversary celebration of Peanuts, one of the most popular cartoons of all time, arranged by character, bringing to life each of them through their quirks and interactions. Commentary from Schulz's peers, colleagues and fans are included, plus special memorabilia and photographs from the Schultz Museum.

International bestselling author Bradley Trevor Greive, with over 16 million books sold in 115 countries, teams up with award-winning pet photographer Rachel Hale to create a fabulous new gift package on why dogs make better pets than cats.

How to Paint What Doesn't Exist. This book explores the question of how to paint a realistic picture of something that doesn't exist. It is intended not only for artists interested in fantasy and science fiction, but also for anyone who wants to recreate history, visualize extinct wildlife, or simply tell a story with a picture.

Octopush, Shin Kicking, Elephant Polo, and Other Oddball Sports.

Calvin and Hobbes is unquestionably one of the most popular comic strips of all time. The imaginative world of a boy and his real-only-to-him tiger was first syndicated in 1985 and appeared in more than 2,400 newspapers. Now, the entire body of Calvin and Hobbes cartoons will be published in a truly noteworthy tribute to this singular cartoon. Composed of three hardcover, four-colour volumes in a

A beautiful cookbook full of easy and delicious ways to add spice to your meals.

100 Puzzles.

100 Pocket Puzzles. A decidedly divine, sophisticated treatment jazzes up the cover of this Sudoku puzzle book - making it completely irresistible to puzzlers.

Chronicles of Weird Experiments, Mad Scientists, and Idiots in the Laboratory. Bestselling author of 'Stupid History' Leland Gregory turns his nose for nuttiness toward the world of science. The book is filled with anecdotes about scientific stupidity, amazing scientific mythconceptions, and the general wackiness that characterizes Gregory's compilations of misdirected human activity.

100 Puzzles.