There's More to Life Than This: Healing Messages, Remarkable Stories, and Insight About the Other Side from the Long Island Medium
by Theresa Caputo | 
The Duck Commander Family
by Willie Robertson | 
To Selena, with Love
by Chris Perez | 
The Life and Legend of Chris Kyle
by Michael J. Mooney | 
The Women of Duck Commander
by Kay Robertson | 
A Lion's Tale
by Chris Jericho | 
Winning Ugly
by Brad Gilbert | 
Gang Leader for a Day
by Sudhir Venkatesh | 
Coco Chanel
by Megan Hess |
The Audrey Hepburn Treasures
by Ellen Erwin | 
H is for Hawk
by Helen Macdonald | 
Beyond the Robot
by Gary Lachman | 
A Homemade Life
by Molly Wizenberg | 
Marva Collins' Way
by Marva Collins | 
Stuart
by Alexander Masters | 
A Tragic Honesty
by Blake Bailey | 
Smiling in Slow Motion
by Derek Jarman | 
The Book of Joe
by Jeff Wilser |
My Autobiography
by Charlie Chaplin | 
Down These Mean Streets
by Piri Thomas |
SCRABBLE may be truly called America's game. But for every group of "living-room players" there is someone who is "at one with the board." In Word Freak, Stefan Fatsis introduces readers to those few, exploring the underground world of colorful characters for which the Scrabble game is life - playing competitively in tournaments across the country. It is also the story of how the Scrabble game was invented by an unemployed architect during the Great Depression and how it has grown into the hugely successful, challenging, and beloved game it is today. Along the way, Fatsis chronicles his own obsession with the game and his development as a player from novice to expert. More than a book about hardcore Scrabble players, Word Freak is also an examination of notions of brilliance, memory, language, competition, and the mind that celebrates the uncanny creative powers in us all.