HELL BENT FOR LEATHER

• Seb Hunter recounts the fifteen years he spent wasting his time trying to make it as a heavy metal musician, sharing the tough lessons he learned about music, love, drugs, and disappointment along the way—UG/7.0/15PTS.

LEGENDS BASEBALL

• This journey through baseball's storied game includes classic rivalries, World Series moments, top-ten lists, and much more.—UG/6.9/6PTS.

DEATH ON THE ICE

• This book recounts the tragedy of the two long, freezing days and nights when a party of seal hunters were left stranded on an icefieldfloating in the North Atlantic.—UG/6.9/12PTS.

STICK FIGURE

• This is the author's own story of her struggle with anorexia and negotiating the minefields of early adolescence.—UG/5.8/10PTS.

PRISONERS OF BREENDONK

• Now mostly forgotten, Breendonk, in Belgium, was a notorious and brutal Nazi prison camp. Numerous archival and contemporary photographs help tell the story of Breendonk's victims.—UG/8.3/10PTS.

LONG WAY BACK TO THE RIVER KWAI

• The author, a Dutchman who escaped the Nazis in 1940, chronicles his three and a half years as a prisoner of war to the Japanese and forced to build a railroad through the jungle on the border of Thailand and Burma.—UG/8.5/10PTS.

WHOPPERS

• This book tells the story of history's greatest liars and the lies they told, providing a mix of narrative profiles of super-famous liars and lies and/or hoaxes, as well as more obscure episodes.—UG/7.0/10PTS.

HOW I MADE IT TO EIGHTEEN

• The author shares her struggles with self-esteem, drug addiction, depression, and bulimia and describes how she admitted herself to a mental institution after she put her fist through a window—UG/4.2/2PTS.

SEAL TARGET GERONIMO

• From interviews with members of the SEAL team, Pfarrer shares never-before-revealed details of the historic raid and the men who planned and conducted Target Geronimo. –UG/8.8/17PTS.

THE KEEPER• In this Young Reader's

Edition, soccer player Tim Howard recounts his life and career, discussing childhood struggles with hyperactivity and Tourette's syndrome and being raised with a love of sports and a Christian faith.—MG/5.2/8PTS.

UnPHILtered• Phil Robertson, the

patriarch of A&E's Duck Dynasty series, shares his thoughtful and opinionated philosophy on life—MG+/7.3/9PTS.

THREE LITTLE WORDS

• Ashley recounts the painful memories of being taken away from her mother, being juggled between caseworkers, shuffled from school to school, and forced to endure humiliating treatment from a very abusive foster family.—UG/5.4/12PTS.

THREE MORE WORDS

• This sequel to THREE LITTLE WORDS traces the author's post-foster care years, describing her adventures in college, her relationship with her spouse, and her decision to have both biological and foster children.—UG/6.0/12PTS.

MIRACLE IN THE ANDES

• Nando Parradochronicles his and his rugby teammates' ten-week struggle to survive in the Andes Mountains after their plane crashed on October 13, 1972. –UG/7.0/16PTS.

DUTY-A MEMOIR• When Bob Green went

home to central Ohio to be with his dying father, it set off a chain of events that led him to know his dad in a way he never had before. –UG/6.4/15PTS.

LUCKY• The author tells the story

of her violent rape at the age of eighteen, her accidental sighting of her attacker six months later, the resulting trial and conviction of the man, and the trauma she suffered for years afterwards.—UG/5.4/14PTS.

UNTIL TUESDAY• An Iraq War veteran,

trying to recover from the physical and psychological effects of war, discusses how a service dog helped him cope and move forward in his life. The plot contains flashbacks of the violence of war—UG/7.3/14PTS.

ONE STEP AT A TIME• Josh Bleill recounts his

struggles to overcome the physical and emotional pain endured after losing both his legs while serving with the Marines in Fallujah, Iraq, in 2006—UG/5.7/11PTS.

BEAUTIFUL BOY

• Journalist David Shefftells the story of his son Nic's happy early childhood, the transformation wrought by Nic's addiction to methamphetamine, and his own obsession with Nic's well-being—UG/6.5/19PTS.

THUNDER DOG

• Michael, blind since infancy, shares the story of his escape from the 78th floor of the North Tower of the World Trade Center on September 11, 2001, with the help of his guide dog, Roselle-MG/6.7/9PTS.

SABOTAGE, SEDITION & REBELLIONS

• This book contains a history of various slave rebellions in the Americas.—MG/8.4/4PTS.

FOURTH DOWN AND INCHES

• This book is a thought-provoking examination of football head injuries.—MG/7.9/4PTS.

WHITE HOUSE IS BURNING

• In this biography of a single day, the burning of the White House by the British during the War of 1812 is told from the viewpoint of the people who were there, including First Lady Dolley Madison, a British officer, and a nine-year-old slave.—MG/7.0/4PTS.

POSITIVE• Paige Rawl was a typical

teenager until she disclosed that she was HIV positive. In this memoir, she shares how she survived the bullying and found the strength to become a force for positive change in this world.—MG+/5.1/10Pts.

GUILTY?• In this fascinating look

at the ever-evolving world of law and order and crime and punishment, real-world cases show there are often no clear answers—MG+/8.4/4PTS.

PASSENGER ON THE PEARL

• In 1848, Emily was among 76 fugitives on the "Pearl" during America's largest slave escape attempt. Her story is told through narrative, sidebars, and more than 50 photographs and illustrations.—MG+/8.0/6PTS.