Every month, the cataloging department gets to see new books before everyone else. Listed below, along with their Dewey Decimal classification, are our top picks of the non-fiction books that looked most interesting, ultra-informative, or just plain fun.


248.845 STO How to Raise Selfless Kids in a Self-Centered World by Dave Stone. In this third book from the Faithful Families series, Dave Stone continues to share his practical, conversational, and humorous approach to the challenges of building a strong spiritual foundation for the family. He equips parents with what they need to raise kids whose focus is not always on themselves. Some topics include: Becoming Other Focused, Service, Generosity, Forgiveness, and much more.

355.54 STI Special Forces Survival Guide by Alexander Stilwell. Written by a former member of the British Territorial Army, Special Forces Survival Guide arms readers with the survival techniques used by special forces units around the world. Trained to take on the toughest missions in the most challenging environments, these warriors must be able to master any situation, including escaping danger, evading capture and surviving with little or no gear.

641.5954 SAL Six Spices: a Simple Concept of Indian Cooking by Neeta Saluja. Featuring recipes and introducing the use of fundamental spices, this collection guides cooks of various levels of expertise in the preparation of healthy, delicious Indian meals. It focuses on a different cooking technique, offering insight into foods that at times can seem daunting for the novice cook.

747 SAN 150 Best Minimalist House Ideas by Alex Sanchez Vidiella. One of the most popular interior design trends, minimalism highlights the essence of a room, stressing clean lines, clutter-free spaces, and a limited color palette.In 150 Best Minimalist House Ideas, photographs and floor plans of minimalist homes around the world are featured.

779 DIO Dior, the Legendary Images: Great Photographers and Dior. Reaching beyond the intimate setting of the fashion show, the photographer paints a portrait of haute couture that takes the courturier's intention to enchant the public and elevates it to the level of the sublime. The great names in photography, the mythical photos that have contructed Dior's imae, and the emblematic subjects of the house's iconography - whether they are dreams of faraway place or captured in the vast open-sky "studios" of Paris or Versailles - are all evoked in this vast panorama that takes us through more than sixty years in the history of fashion photography.

Thanks for the ideas. I've requested two books. Dior (of course) and the Minimalist decorating book. Always great picks everyone!
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