The Thoreau You Don't KnowRobert Sullivan, the New York Times bestselling author of Rats and Cross Country, delivers a revolutionary reconsideration of Henry David Thoreau for modern readers of the seminal transcendentalist. Dispelling common notions of Thoreau as a lonely eccentric cloistered at Walden Pond, Sullivan (whom the New York Times Book Review calls an urban Thoreau) paints a dynamic picture of Thoreau as the naturalist who founded our American ideal of the Great

Sanchez nos brinda una franca descripción del caos en el campo de batalla en Irak

help beetles bring down forests

the elegant seaside couture

who has begun smuggling runaways across the river—the borderline between freedom and slavery

joyous and bittersweet nature of life itself

” —Allison Winn Scotch

followed by a mysterious plane crash in a distant patch of desert in New Mexico that goes by the name Roswell

proving that marriage is not as simple as Happily Ever After—but that real love can be even better

based on insights from over 200 interviews with creative thinkers

these are women who displayed extraordinary determination in often terrible circumstances

and even added two new tales of his own

She thought she’d finally taken control of her life