1957-

Contains over 150 short essays in which "Dilbert" cartoonist Scott Adams shares his often unconventional thoughts on a variety of topics, including tolerance, marriage, human behavior, and small pleasures.

Presents the true story of Rick Hansen, whose life was changed forever when the truck in which he was riding flipped over and left him paralyzed from the waist down.

Traces the terrorist career and FBI investigation of Ramzi Yousef's bombings of the World Trade Center, an Iranian temple, and a Philippine Airline flight; and discusses the ability of terrorists to fabricate bombs and the government's inability to stop them.

Describes the media coverage of the events that have occurred in Iraq and the "War on Terrorism" since September 11, 2001 through 2003, and discusses the involvement of the Bush administration and its supporters.

Governor James E. McGreevey of New Jersey chronicles his life, focusing on how his homosexuality impacted every aspect of his life and explaining why he chose to come out in August 2004.

A collection of Dilbert cartoons, with information from creator Scott Adams on the origins of the comic strip and the development of its different characters.

Journalist Tim Madigan shares stories about his friendship with Fred Rogers, discussing how the children's television host helped him deal with problems in his personal life.

The story about a baby bat that falls into a bird's nest and is raised like a bird until she is reunited with her mother.

The author presents a tender story of his family's love for their yellow Labrador retriever, Marley, and recalls how he grew from a mischievous puppy into a nearly impossible adult that no amount of obedience school training could correct, and of the love they felt for him.