Bill Adler Book order (chronological)

New for the dog lover in the house—an equally memorable collection of letters to Santa...written by dogs. This unexpected and delightfully revealing volume tells how these canine cousins have an entirely different set of priorities—mainly involving love and food. With amusing illustrations throughout, this is an irresistibly unique compilation, and the perfect gift for anyone who loves dogs who love presents.

With the phenomenally successful film Harry Potter and the Sorcerer's Stone, the bespectacled boy wizard's popularity shows no signs of slowing. Here is a charmer of a book for everyone who has ever read and loved a Harry Potter book. Now available in paperback, this is a collection of warm and amusing letters in which kids from all over the world express their admiration and affection for the imaginative, resourceful Harry. In addition to a generous sampling of children's enthusiastic, candid, and often humorous messages that illuminate reader's love affair with Harry Potter, this book also includes interviews with a number of the letter-writers. In the interviews, Harry's fans and newfound companions explore their personal enchantment with the young wizard as they consider the effect of the magical Harry on their lives. "The authors ... excitement for and love of the novels are apparent." — School Library Journal

From the back cover of the 1983 Carroll & Graf edition: This memoir was originally privately printed in England in 1934 and is a book "wherein a late member of the House of Lords has given a true history of his erotic life." Our anonymous author is introduced to the delights of desire at a tender age. The experience is so tantalizing that he decides then and there to commit himself to a sensual expedition that will last the rest of his life. Being a gentleman of some wealth and privilege, his opportunities to explore the mysteries of sex are unlimited. As he passes from youth to young manhood, he progresses from the charm of school girls to the enticements of older women, especially those of the mothers and wives of his acquaintances. As an adult, he moves beyond the more common pleasures to be found in the brothels of London to the sophisticated entertainments available only in Paris. On his way, he encounters a series of beautiful and memorable female partners until, at last, he can rightly consider himself a true lord among libertines.