Books published by publisher St.Martins

50 stories written by James Herriot, veterinarian featured in PBS television series "All Creatures Great and Small."

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Offering an entire Victorian street scene with every detail recreated in intricate illustrations, a popular pop-up series continues with a Victorian village complete with four free-standing figures, food stalls, and a working Punch and Judy tent. Original.

This third and final volume in the author's trilogy based on Arthurian legend offers readers a dramatic conclusion as Arthur makes his final challenge against Mordred, who has summoned the power of the gods to help his evil cause. 50,000 first printing.

The second volume of the Domesday Books, set shortly after the Norman Conquest in England, follows Soldier Ralph Delchard and lawyer Gervase Bret as they are drawn into the investigation into the murder of a powerful landholder's son.

Book by Pendleton, Don

Dont Stay Up Late

The celebrated coach shares his philosophy of football, profiles players he has coached, recounts key moments in his career

Since the publication of Moses the Kitten in 1984, children have found a friend in James Herriot. His award-winning storybooks for young readers bring his farmyard world of Yorkshire, England to radiant life. Now, here is a complete collection of his beloved children's stories. Full-color illustrations.

The sailors and Marines of the Sixth Fleet head for an explosive confrontation in Syria, where a terrorist group is holding about one hundred British and American hostages--including the family of mission coordinator Lt. Dan Lenson

Shortly before World War II, a Chinese man, sent to Japan to recover from tuberculosis, meets a lovely Japanese girl and four older residents, beginning a love story abrim with passion and sacrifice. By the author of Women of the Silk.

Pages pop open to create a furnished, eight-room dollhouse.