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Thursday, 4th February 2010
Hungarian Cuisine and Travels by Bus or Camel (of the flying not the humpy variety)
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What's New at Arty Bees Books.
This is the spot to check out every week, as we bring you the latest on the fabulous, weird, interesting, intriguing, and wonderful books, big or small, mostly square-ish - although not always - that have come into Arty Bees over the past seven days or so.
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News at Arty Bees Books
Arty Bees Waitangi Weekend Opening Hours
Thursday 4th February |
9am - 9pm |
Friday 5th February |
9am - 10pm |
Saturday 6th February |
12 - 6pm |
Sunday 7th February |
11am - 9pm |
Monday 8th February
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What's New - New and exciting titles in this week at Arty Bees
Fiction
- Don Quixote by Miguel De Cervantes
- Kurt Vonnegut Octopus giant edition including
- Slaughterhouse Five,
- The Sirens of Titan,
- Player Piano,
- Cat’s Cradle,
- Breakfast of Champions
- and Mother Night
- And an Octopus giant edition of George Orwell, including
- Animal Farm,
- Burmese Days,
- A Clergyman’s Daughter,
- Coming up for Air,
- Keep the Aspidistra Flying
- and 1984
- `…And their Memory was a Bitter Tree…’ Queen of the Black Coast and Others by Robert E Howard
- Landscape Painted with Tea - a novel by Milorad Pavic
- Edgar Allan Poe – Collected Stories and Poems – Illustrated
Books, Poetry and Essays, Reference and Literati
- Collected Short Stories by Roald Dahl
- The Sixties by Jenny Diski
- Selected Poems 1923-1958 and 100 Selected Poems by e. e. cummings
- Three Days with Joyce with photos by Gisèle Freund
- 12 Books that Changed the World – How Words and Wisdom have Shaped our Lives by Melvin Bragg
- Twilight of Love- Travels with Turgenev by Robert Dessaix
- Lit – A Memoir by Mary Karr, author of The Liars’ Club
- An Incomplete Education – From Quark to Quattrocento… by Judy Jones and William Wilson
Comics
- Johnny The Homicidal Maniac - The Director’s Cut by Jhonen Vaszuez
- McSweeney’s Quarterly Concern – Issue No. 13 –
- An Assorted Sampler of North American Comic Drawings, Strips and Illustrated Stories etc
New Zealand
- Moa – The Dramatic Story of the Discovery of a Giant Bird by Richard Wolfe
- From Poverty Bay to Broadway – The Story of Tom Heeney by Lydia Monin
- Parihaka – The Art of Passive Resistance by City Gallery
- Sketches from Early New Zealand – Some Nineteenth Century Engravings introduced by Laurie Barber
- Te Rongoa Maori – Maori Medicine by P. M. E. Williams
- Goldie by Roger Blackley
- HMNZS Gambia by Jack S. Harker
- Lands for the People? The Highland Clearances and the Colonisation of New Zealand – A Biography of John McKenzie by Tom Brooking
- Tarawera – The Destruction of the Pink and White Terraces by Geoff Conly
- The Great New Zealand Song Book
History, Media and Biography
- Universal Foam – The Story of Bubbles, From Cappuccino to the Cosmos by Sidney Perkowitz
- Weight – The Myth of Atlas the Heracles by Jeanette Winterson
- Kilvert’s Diary 1870-1879 – Life in the English Countryside in Mid-Victorian Times
- Showa – The Japan of Hirohito edited by Carol Gluck and Stephen R. Graubard
- The Great Bridge – The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge by David McCullough
- Ancient World in your Pocket – over 3000 Essential Facts edited by Paul Bahn
- Richistan – A Journey through the 21 st Century Wealth Boom and the Lives of the New Rich by Robert Frank
Places, Travel and Mountaineering
- Africa – Natural Spirit of the African Continent by Gill Davies
- The Stones of Florence – The Acclaimed Book about the Wonders of the Famed Italian City by Mary McCarthy
- A Day in New York with photography with 4 CDs by André Fichte
- Taschen Great Escapes - Asia
- Prague in Black and Gold – The History of a City by Peter Demetz
- One Hundred and One Beautiful Towns in Great Britain by Tom Aitken
- The Beckoning Silence by Joe Simpson
Military
- Aircraft Carriers of the World, 1914 to the Present – An Illustrated Encyclopedia by Roger Chesneau
- The Longest Tunnel – The True Story of the Great Escape by Alan Burgess
- The Puzzle Palace – Inside the National Security Agency – America’s most Secret Intelligence Organization by James Bamford
- The War at Sea – Royal and Dominion Navy Actions in WW2 by Gordon Smith
- Burma – The Longest War 1941-1945 by Louis Allen
- Hitler’s Field Marshals and their Battles by Samuel W. Mitcham Jr.
- The Nazis by George Bruce
- Fleet to Fleet Encounters – Tsushima, Jutland, Philippine Sea by Eric Grove
- Camel Drivers – The 17 th Aero Squadron in World War One by Otis Lowell Reed and George Roland
- War Diary 1939-1945 – The story of WW2 in the words of those who lived through it by various
- Anatomy of a Ship series - The Battlecruiser Hood by John Roberts and
- The Aircraft Carrier Victorious – Anatomy of a Ship by Ross Watton
- Spoken from the Front – Real Heroes from the Battlefields of Afghanistan edited by Andy McNab
Transport and Sport
- Stirling Moss – The Champion Without a Crown – Formula 1 Legends by Pierre Menard and Jacques Vassal
- Next Man Up – A Year behind the Lines in Today’s NFL by John Feinstein
- West McLaren Mercedes – Teamwork – The Biography of the Formula 1 Team by Gerald Donaldson
- Supercars – Driving the Dream by Adam Phillips
- Breaking the Chain – Drugs and Cycling – The True Story by Willy Voet
- World Motor Racing Circuits – A Spectator’s Guide by Peter Higham and Bruce Jones
- Sir William Lyons – The Official Biography – Jaguar by Philip Porter and Paul Skilleter
- Jaguar – The Engineering Story by Jeff Daniels
- Luxury Liners – Their Golden Age and the Music Played Aboard with 4 CDs by earBOOKS
- McLaren – The Epic Years by Alan Henry
- CAN-AM by Pete Lyons
- The Heyday of the DMU by Alan C. Butcher
- The American Railroad Freight Car – From the Wood-Car Era to the Coming of Steel by John H. White Jnr
- The Powerbrokers – The Battle for FI’s Billions by Alan Henry
- Rail Portfolios – The 47s compiled by Howard Johnstone and The Cromptons compiled by Colin J. Marsden
Plus Buses, Buses, Buses!
- Southdown Days by Glyn Kraemer-Johnson and John Bishop
- Provincial Buses in Colour – 1960s by B.S. Watson
- The following titles in the Glory Days Series of Bus Company Histories:
- Tilling Group, Ribble, Southdown, BET Group, Aldershot and District and British Trams
- And the following titles in the Heyday of the Bus Series:
- The Postwar Years,
- 1960s Revisited,
- The Classic Bus,
- North West,
- Blackpool’s Trams,
- Half-Cab
- and Yorkshire
Food and Cooking – Because you can’t have your bus and eat it too…
- The Seasons Plate Cookbook - Celebrating 10 Years of Seasons Plate Lunches at Wyndham Estate
- Food in Antiquity – A Survey of the Diet of Early Peoples by Don and Patricia Brothwell
- Madhur Jaffrey’s Ultimate Curry Bible
- Roast Chicken and Other Stories – The Most Useful Cookbook of All Time by Simon Hopkinson
- Hungarian Cuisine by György Hargitai
Philosophy, New Age and Sociology
- The Philosopher and the Wolf – Lessons from the Wild on Love, Death and Happiness by Mark Rowlands
- The Spirit of Yoga by Kathy Phillips
- The Boy Who Fell Out of the Sky by Ken Dornstein
- The Terror Dream – Myth and Misogyny in an Insecure America by Susan Faludi
Film and Television, Music and Dance
- Classical Music Unbuttoned – A Complete Guide to Learning and Loving Classical Music by Fred Plotkin
- The Essential Bond – The Authorized Guide to the World of 007 by Lee Pfeiffer and Dave Worrall
- The Story of Film by Mark Cousins
- Heath Ledger – Hollywood’s Dark Star by Brian J. Robb
- Margot Assoluta – The Concluding Chapter of the Career of Margot Fonteyn by Keith Money
- Once More, with Feeling – How We Tried to Make the Greatest Porn Film Ever by Victoria Coren & Charlie Skelton
- Guitar Army – Rock and Revolution with MC5 and the White Panther Party by John Sinclair
- Diaries 1969 –1979 – The Python Years by Michael Palin
- Sweat – The Story of the Fleshtones, America’s Garage Band by Joe Bonomo
Art, Architecture and Design
- David Hockney – A Retrospective by LA County Museum of Art
- Pablo Picasso by Ingo F. Walther
- Monet – A Retrospective edited by Charles F. Stuckey
- Margritte by David Sylvester
- Curious Cats in Art and Poetry by British Museum Press
- Gnomes with text by Wil Huygen and illustrations by Rien Poortvliet
- The Raphael Trail – The Secret History of one of the World’s most Precious Works of Art by Joanna Pitman
- Paris Interiors by Lisa Lovatt-Smith
- Retail Design by Otto Riewoldt
- Earth Garden Building Book – Design and Build your Own House by Robert Rich and Keith Smith
- Bridges – A History of the World’s Most Famous and Important Spans by Judith Dupre
True Crime and Business
- The Poet and the Murderer – A True Story of Verse, Violence and the Art of Forgery by Simon Worrall (When a newly discovered poem by Emily Dickinson surfaced in a Sotheby's
auction in 1997, a library in the poet's hometown quickly snatched it
up. Four months later, however, the poem was returned as fake; it was
the work of Mark Hofmann, a rare books dealer and a master falsifier
who was then in prison for murder. Using the Dickinson incident as a
guide, Worrall reconstructs the life and crimes of the 20th century's
best forger)
- Avon – Building the World’s Premier Company for Women by Laura Klepacki
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Science and Natural History
- Flatterland – Like Flatland, Only More So by Ian Stewart (Bwahahahahaaaaaa brilliant title sir!)
- Swimming with Crocodiles – An Australian Adventure by Will Chaffey
- Guns, Germs and Steel and Collapse, both by Jared Diamond
- The Emperor’s New Mind - with a new preface by the author by Roger Penrose
- The Rise and Fall of the Third Chimpanzee – How our Animal Heritage Affects the Way We Live by Jared Diamond
- Full Moon by Michael Light
- The Wild Parrots of Telegraph Hill – A Love Story – With Wings by Mark Bittner
- Whatever You Do, Don’t Run – My Adventures as a Botswana Safari Guide by Peter Allison
- Forest Planet – The Last Green Paradises by Markus Mauthe and Thomas Henningsen
- Empire of the Stars – Friendship, Obsession and Betrayal in the Quest for Black Holes by Arthur I. Miller
- Nature’s Design – Exploring the Mysteries of the Natural World by Richard Thompson
Childrens’ books
- A Stash of Ladybird books
- Lots of shiny Teen Fiction including the Clique series by Lisi Harrison
- The Jane Blonde series by Jill Marshall
- Cornelia Funke's Dragon Rider, Inkheart and Inkspell
- Robert Muchamore Cherub series
- Vampire books are getting younger and younger - we have –
- Kissing Coffins by Ellen Schreiber,
- Vampire War Trilogy by Darren Shan
- and the Vampirates series by Justin Somper.
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