Harris, John

In Savannah, Georgia, in 1857 James Lord Pierpont writes a song for his congregation's Thanksgiving program about the cold New England weather he remembered.

A satirical take on an encyclopedia by the staff of "The Onion," with humorous, alphabetically-arranged entries about a variety of topics.

An alphabet books illustrated with details taken from paintings in the J. Paul Getty Museum.

Recounts the twelve treacherous "labors" Herakles underwent as punishment from King Eurystheus in Greek mythology, including killing the Nemean lion, capturing the Cretan bull, and retrieving the magic girdle of the Amazons; and provides pronunciation guides with each tale.