Can’t Buy Me Love: The Beatles, Britain and America
Jonathan Gould’s magisterial group biography and cultural history, which is also a masterful work of music criticism.
(Harmony, 2007)
Footprints in the Snow: The Autobiography of Chan Buddhist Monk
Chan Master Sheng Yen’s deeply personal and vivid autobiography, which reveal news facts about his life and
especially his younger years growing up in Mainland China.
(Doubleday, 2009; a Peekamoose Book)
The Four Things That Matter Most: A Book About Living
Death and dying author and palliative care physician Ira Byock’s life affirming book about how to heal what
can be our troubled relationships to the people we love, especially at the end of life.
(Free Press, 2004)
The Wild Within: Adventures in Nature and Animal Teachings
The wilderness adventures and spiritual teaching of master tracker Paul Rezendes that challenges the way
we see nature—and ourselves.
(Tarcher/Putnam, 1999; a Peekamoose Book)
Bones of the Master: A Journey into Secret Mongolia
In 1996, American poet George Crane accompanied Tsung Tsai, a Ch’an monk, on a dangerous and quixotic journey
back to Inner Mongolia, his native land, to help Tsung Tsai dig up the bones of his master and cremate them with
proper Buddhist ceremony in a cave high in the Ulishan Mountains.
(Bantam, 2000)
A revisionist biography by Bruce Chilton, placing Mary Magdalene in a role as a key apostle in the Jesus’
inner circle ofdisciples.
(Doubleday, 2005)
Alpha Girls: Understanding the New American Girl and How She Is Changing the World
Based on original research, Dan Kindlon argues that a post-feminist generation of American girls are outperforming their
males peers, and, as they move into adulthood, will increasingly come to dominate our society.
(Rodale, 2006)
Rabbi Paul: An Intellectual Biography
Bruce Chilton’s revisionist biography of the passionately Jewish man who shaped early Christianity.
(Doubleday, 2004)
Rabbi Jesus: An Intimate Biography
An original and radical reexamination of Jesus’ life in a Jewish context told with novelistic detail by Bruce Chilton, one
of the world’s foremost religious scholars.
(Doubleday, 2000; a Peekamoose Book)
Harvard professor Rick Weissbourd’s probing look at moral development in children.
(Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, 2009)
Abraham’s Curse: The Roots of Violence in Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Bruce Chilton’s masterful and original analysis of the religious violence and child sacrifice in Western culture.
(Doubleday, 2008)
Profiles of master fly fishers and fly tiers from North America, the United Kingdom and Denmark, including
their signature flies and fishing tips.
(Bulfinch, 1996)
What every parent needs to help their adolescent on the autism spectrum or with a learning difference—
a guide by Michael McManmon, one of the foremost educators in the field.
(Jessica Kingsley, 2012)
Einstein’s Rabbi: A Tale of Science and the Soul
A novella by rabbi Michael Cohen that explores that explores the fictitious relationship between and a rabbi
and the great scientist set in Princeton, New Jersey.
(Shires, 2008)
Dr. Ira Byock’s quest to transform care through the end of life—a trenchant, heartfelt look at the issues all of us will face.
(Avery, 2012)
Too Much of a Good Thing: Raising Children of Character in an Indulgent Age
New York Times bestselling author Dan Kindlon’s book on the effect of a materialistic, consumer-oriented society,
and emotionally needy parents, on a generation of children -- based on original research.
(Miramax, 2001)
Tough Times, Strong Kids: Lessons from the Past for Your Child’s Future
In the wake of 9/11, bestselling author Dan Kindlon on what it takes to create resilience and self reliance in children.
(Miramax, 2003)
Personal essays, profiles of people, and adventures set in and about the Catskill Mountains of upstate New York.
(Overlook, 1992)
Essential Chan Buddhism: The Character and Spirit of Chinese Zen
Chan master Guo Jun’s profound and poetic teachings that reflect an ancient spiritual tradition, which is
still largely unknown in the West.
(Monkfish, 2013)
A cookbook by award winning author Su-Mei Yu that is a guide to Thai recipes and traditions for healthy eating and living.
(Wiley, 2009)
An illustrated father-daughter journey to the Museum of Natural History and to see the ballet of Sleeping Beauty.
(Peekamoose, 2011)
Saving the Lost Tribe: The Rescue and Redemption of the Ethiopian Jews
The dramatic first-hand account of Operation Solomon, Israeli ambassador Asher Naim’s successful mission to rescue
over 14,000 Ethiopian Jews who were being held captive by the savage dictator Mangistu Haile Mariam.
(Ballantine, 2003; a Peekamoose Book)
An adventure story set in the Indian Himalayas that portends the end of a marriage.
(Artemisia, 2012)
Investment guru Wayne Weddington’s practical guide to Hedge Funds.
(Hachette, 2009)
The Parrot Who Owns Me: The Story of a Relationship
The moving story of internationally renowned ornithologist Joanna Burger’s complex relationship with her pet parrot,
Tiko, which is also the story of the science of birds, and of parrots in particular.
(Villard, 2001; a Peekamoose Book)
You Don’t Have to Be Wrong for Me to Be Right: Finding Faith Without Fanaticism
Brad Hirschfield now teaches a new morality of inclusiveness, acceptance, and the celebration of diversity
grounded in deeply personal as well as Biblical stories.
(Harmony, 2008)
Everything in Its Place: My Trails and Triumphs with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder
Celebrity and OCD sufferer’s Marc Summers’ Hollywood memoir.
(Tarcher/Putnam, 1999)
Based on the most fascinating cases from the popular primetime television show.
(Hyperion, 2009)
The Spiritual Doorway in the Brain: A Neurologist’s Search for the God Experience
Neurologist Kevin Nelson’s brilliant deconstruction of the neurology of different kinds of spiritual experiences,
including near death experience and out of body experience.
(Dutton, 2011)
The Mind Illuminated: A Complete Meditation Guide Integrating Buddhist Wisdom and Brain Science
A systematic, hands-on manual, Mind Illuminated will be a considerable help to anyone who wants to completely
fathom the process of meditative development in all its stages. Culadasa offers a full conceptual frame for your
meditation practice in largely western language.
(Dharma Treasure Press, 2015)
The gripping non-fiction narrative account of how a marine scientist and environmental lawyer took on the
US navy’s sonar program.
(Simon and Schuster, 2014)
A gripping and beautifully written mystery novel set in England and India.
(The Permanent Press, 2014)
A father-daughter trip into New York City to see the New York Knicks take on the Memphis Grizzlies at
Madison Square Garden.
(Peekamoose, 2013)
A Crew of One: Adventures of a Solo Marlin Fisherman
A memoir of Carlos Bentos’ solo pursuit of marlin—usually a quarry that demands a team to catch—in various parts
of the world and in fishing tournaments.
(Tarcher/Putnum, 2002)
Black Smoke: A Woman’s Journal of Healing, Wild Love, and Transformation in the Amazon
At once an adventure story, a romance, and a rich exploration of a little-known culture, Margaret De Wys’ Black Smoke
captures one woman’s “holy voyage” through a world that differs vastly from our own.
(Sterling, 2009; a Peekamoose Book)
The Zen of Creativity: Cultivating Your Artistic Life
Zen master John Daido Loori’s illustrated exploration on the sources of human creativity, as well as his
critique of and homage to the Zen arts.
(Ballantine, 2004; a Peekamoose Book)
A lovely cookbook that has been through several editions. Inspired by the Community Supported Agriculture
movement, it describes the nutritional value and gives detailed instructions on how to preserve and fully use
seasonal fruits and vegetables.
(Manorville Press, 2007)
Tao Tantric Arts For Women: Cultivating Sexual Energy, Love, and Spirit
Minke de Vos’ definitive guide for women on the Daoist sacred sexuality and health.
(Inner Traditions, 2016)
Feminine Treasures: Tao Tantra For Women's Wellness
A Daoist Tantric Text on the cultivating feminine sexual energy by a Daoist master.
(Inner Traditions, 2016)
Asia in New York City: A Cultural Travel Guide
An in-depth tour and travel guide to Asian neighborhoods, food, art, and culture In New York City.
(Avalon, 2000)
Into The Gray Zone: A Neuroscientist Explores The Border Between Life And Death
World-renowned scientist Adrian Owen’s amazing story of communication through new technologies
with people in the vegetative state.
(Scribner, 2017)
Dao De Jing: The United Version
Harvard visiting scholar Yang Peng new translation of Laozi’s classic text, which reexamines the theistic aspects
of the text and collates ancient fragments of the Dao discovered in recent years in China.
(Wapner & Brent, 2016)
Master Guo Jun’s second book: powerful Chinese Zen teachings on spiritual development, serenity and equanimity.
(Wisdom, 2016)
Popular spiritual teacher and empath Matt Kahn’s inspirational guide on how to fill your life with love.
(Sounds True, 2016)
Call of the Cats: What I Learned About Life and Love from a Feral Colony
Andrew Bloomfield’s moving and often funny story of finding himself through caring for a colony of feral cats;
set in Los Angeles.
(New World Library, 2016)
The Driftwood Shrine: Discovering Zen In American Poetry
Zen Master and poet John Gendo Wolff’s beautiful, personal teachings on impermanence and the nature of reality
reflected in American poetry.
(Sumeru, 2016)
108 Teachings: The Path to the True Self
Particularly focused on those in pain and in need of comfort and healing, and intended to touch and open the human heart,
this book is a unique introduction to the Himalayan Wisdom Tradition.
(Natus Books, 2019)
Empty Your Mind and Achieve Your Dreams
With meticulous attention and humor, she catalogs our human foibles in search of a happiness that, when the mind is clear,
is revealed to be right here and now.
(Natus Books, 2020)
Henry George and How Growth in Real Estate Contributes to Inequality and Financial Instability
(Palgrave Studies on Henry George for the 21st Century)
Extends Henry George's ideas from land and rent to other forms of rent and to financial assets.
(Palgrave MacMillan, 2019)
Everything Is Here to Help You: A Loving Guide to Your Soul's Evolution
Everything Is Here to Help You offers an emotionally supportive way to shift out of the inner war of ego,
and into the illuminated presence of your soul.
(Hay House Publishing, 2018)
The Universe Always Has a Plan: The 10 Golden Rules of Letting Go
Gifted spiritual teacher and intuitive Matt Kahn guides readers on their spiritual path with
10 Golden Rules to help unlock emotional freedom.
(Hay House Publishing, 2020)
Feel Good Food: Recipes from the Hudson Valley's Blue Mountain Bistro-to-Go
Husband-wife team Richard and Mary Anne Erickson, chef and artist, serve up recipes, images and stories that share
their love of food, community, and each other. This book draws on their 25 years experience serving food with an
international flair that embodies the rustic elegance of the region.
(Blue Mountain Bistro, 2018)
The Broken Road: George Wallace and a Daughter’s Journey to Reconciliation
From the daughter of one of America’s most virulent segregationists, a memoir that reckons with her father
George Wallace’s legacy of hate--and illuminates her journey towards redemption.
(Bloomsbury Publishing, 2019)
The Deficit Myth: Modern Monetary Theory and the Birth of the People's Economy
The leading thinker and most visible public advocate of modern monetary theory -- the freshest and most important
idea about economics in decades -- delivers a radically different, bold, new understanding for how to build a just and
prosperous society.
(PublicAffairs, 2020)
Turn It and Turn It for Everything Is in It
The Jewish sages taught that when we study the Torah we should continuously turn it and turn it, like a gem with countless
facets, looking for new and deeper meanings. In this volume of essays on each weekly Torah portion, Rabbi Jonathan Kligler
shares choice insights from his decades of study and teaching.
(Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2020)
Falling is Flying: The Dharma of Facing Adversity
Falling is Flying is truly unique because it offers a rare glimpse into the personal lives of two living Buddhist masters.
With unflinching honesty, Ajahn Brahm and Chan Master Guojun share the struggles they've faced, even after becoming
monks and respected teachers.
(Wisdom Publication, 2019)
The only insider’s account of the famous case that spawned two bestsellers and was made into an Oscar-winning film.
(iUniverse, 2013)
Unlocked: Embrace Your Greatness, Find the Flow, Discover Success
A world-renowned psychologist and mindfulness performance expert who has helped superstars such as
Michael Jordan and Kobe Bryant transform their careers, offers proven strategies for unleashing our innate
strengths, avoiding burnout, and discovering enduring success.
George Mumford (2023)
All for Love: The Transformative Power of Holding Space
Awaken your inner healer, transform conflict, and embrace our ever-changing world with confidence and compassion.
Matt Kahn (2022)
Eden Revisited is Hungarian writer Laszlo Bito’s vivid reimagining of the saga of the Bible’s first family: Adam and Eve
and their sons Cain and Abel.
Laszlo Z. Bito (2022)
With Different Eyes began as as a series of newspaper stories in the late winter of 2020 when the coronavirus began to spread.
The author Paul Smart, a veteran Hudson Valley journalist of 30-plus years, reported on the unfolding pandemic.
Paul Smart (author) and Richard Kroehling (Illustrator), (Mountains and Rivers, 2022)
Love Emerges When The Mind Dissolves
An optimistic work about the benefits of a spiritual practice that not everyone will be able to achieve.
Yogmata Keiko Aikawa (Himalayan Wisdom, 2021)