Perfect for animal lovers, The Book of Baby Animal Butts provides a winning combination of animal and derrière humor. This one-of-a-kind book contains a menagerie of little animal butts featuring bubble captions with witty comments on everything rear-related. The Book of Baby Animal Butts makes a great gift. Hilarious color photographs of the cutest and funniest baby animal butts around means many happy endings.

A Field Guide to Aliens is a hysterical testament to the power of human imagination and an homage to Hollywood movies. This entertaining spoof of natural-history field guides takes a creative, colorful look at movie aliens, fresh from the kooky mind of the world’s self-described leading alien hunter himself, Dave Elliott. Here’s everything you wanted to know about more than 150 of the most fascinating alien species ever to appear in films. Packed with information about alien behaviors, lethality, weaknesses, powers, habitats, height, weight, and even intelligence levels, A Field Guide to Aliens is a thoroughly researched, brilliantly illustrated, packed-with-facts guide with tongue planted firmly in cheek.

Taking photos with a digital camera is only half the fun. Manipulating your images on the computer is the other-and, some say, betterÑhalf of digital photography. Photoshop 101 teaches you everything you need to make your photos really pop using Photoshop 7 or CS or Photoshop Elements. Photography is a visual process. With Photoshop 101 you get pictures first, words second. It’s the best book of its kind on the market, with the most illustrations, the clearest and most detailed instructions, and the best practical advice.

A unique approach to a hot subject - digital photography and Photoshop. The only book that shows you how to do it: pictures first, words second. More than 1,500 color photographs and screen-shots that take you through the entire process.

See the human body from skin down to the bones and every layer in between. Primal Pictures shares its beautiful, state-of-the-art 3D imaging of the human body with you in book form. Previously sold as computer software aimed at students and health care professionals, these powerful images are now available to everyone in The Illustrated Human Anatomy. Throughout the book, annotated parts of the body are rotated for different viewing angles, and layers of the anatomy are added and removed to reveal veins, ligaments, nerves, arteries, muscles, and bones. Computer-generated from actual medical scans, the images in The Illustrated Human Anatomy are accurate and detailed, and, at the same time beautiful.

Dickens was a landmark biography when first published in 1990. This special abridged edition takes the reader into the fascinating life of one of the world’s greatest writers—Dickens’ penurious and painful childhood, the triumphant reception of his first novel, and other significant events in the life of this legendary writer. Peter Ackroyd is a master biographer with a seductive prose style, and this massive volume is likely to stand as the Dickens biography for decades to come.

A comprehensive look at the often deadly, sometimes surprising, always fascinating tools of battle. More than 600 photographs of an eclectic mix of weapons were specially commissioned from the 8,000-piece collection of the Berman Museum of World History. Spanning the globe and more than 3,500 years, they include a royal Persian scimitar owned by both Abbas I and Catherine the Great, a sword presented to Napoleon, the traveling pistols of Confederate president Jefferson Davis, and Heinrich Himmler’s rifle. A variety of rare weapons of espionage and combination curiosa rounds out the selection.

In the tradition of the bestselling Presidents: Every Question Answered, Kings and Queens of England: Every Question Answered is the ultimate source book for answers to just about any question that you could ask about every single king and queen in Great Britain, past or present.

Author Colin Wilson takes us along on the trail of dozens of serial killers. ManHunt is not so much about the serial killers themselves but the detectives who track them down and stop them before they kill again. The term “serial killer” was coined in the late seventies by an FBI agent at the FBI Academy in Quantico, VirginiaÑhome of the real-life agents portrayed by Jodie Foster and others in the film The Silence of the Lambs. ManHunt describes in detail the work of forensic detectives and shows how psychological profiling is used to read the “personality fingerprints” left by a killer at a crime scene.