True Green @ Work: 100 Ways You Can Make the Environment Your Business by McKay, Kim, Bonnin, Jenny Now, from the authors of the quintessential how-to-go-green guide for individuals and households, this definitive do-it-yourself manual is for the working world--businesses, workers, and day-to-day life at the office. Positive and practical, "True Green at Work" tells everyone who holds a job, from top executives on down the ladder, how to help minimize their company's carbon footprint. The book is accessible and actionable, with its signature, crisp design and lively text. Each page contains a single tip for reducing waste, making it easy for anyone in any job to take small steps toward a healthier planet. Suggestions run the gamut, from obvious recycling to innovative strategies that encourage sustainability. Authors McKay and Bonnin draw on their extensive industry expertise to address corporate culture, branding, and marketing and to profile American businesses on the leading edge of green--inspiring stories that are sure to motivate any company and employee. Timely and smart, "True Green at Work" is one business book that will pay dividends.

A New World: England's First View of America by Sloan, Kim In 1585 John White joined a group of Englishmen sent by Sir Walter Raleigh to found a colony in 'Virginia' along the tidewaters of Coastal North Carolina. This book reproduces in full the celebrated but rarely seen British Museum collection of watercolours made by this relatively unknown gentleman-artist. It also tells the tale of his five voyages to 'Virginia' and his role as Governor of the 'Lost Colony' of Roanoke, which preceded Capt. John Smith's more successful settlement at Jamestown twenty years later.

What Was Lost by O'Flynn, Catherine With irreverent wit and sharp insight, O'Flynn weaves a mesmerizing tale of a precocious missing girl and the people who surround her. By tapping into emotions with ease and grace, this book wonderfully weaves together characters and the love that even loss can't affect.--Meaghan Leenaarts, Island Bookstore (Corolla, NC)