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|  | Invisible Man by Anthony West, H. G. Wells, Joshua Hanft, Macdonald Daly, Rick Geary
Griffin has learned how to make himself invisible by scientifically making the body transparent. Once he has discovered this, Griffin burns his room, takes to the countryside and proceeds to try and terrorize and overpower people. Unfortunately for him, they are not so terrified after all, and his visions of dominance crumble. He stops at an inn, tries to reverse the invisibility, but cannot. The townspeople erupt against him, and he tries to strike back, but a hobo has stolen his notes and his old friend Dr. Kemp--perceiving that Griffin does not wish to use his knowledge for the purposes of good--has laid a trap with the police. AUTHOR: Anthony West, H. G. Wells, Joshua Hanft, Macdonald Daly, Rick Geary
PUBLISHER: Tuttle Publishing
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction 
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 | Train Stations by Brian Solomon
Railroad stations are gateways to cities and towns, and, as such, they have been built as elaborately detailed showplaces, displaying the best a town or city has to offer. Author Brian Solomon, a writer, photographer, and train expert, has written an engrossing and beautifully illustrated architectural history of railroad stations, which includes such magnificent stations as: -- London's St. Pancras and Euston Stations -- Windsor Station in Montreal -- Philadelphia and Baltimore's Pennsylvania Stations -- San Francisco's Southern Pacific Depot -- Paris's Gare d'Orsay (now a magnificent museum) -- Tokyo's Main Railroad Station Railroad Stations offers not just a history of the station building but discusses how each place came to be built and the role each station has played in its community, from grand stations in the urban centers of the world to humbler ones in the small towns across North America. AUTHOR: Brian Solomon
PUBLISHER: Friedman, Michael Publishing Group, Incorporated
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Akiko & Great Wall of Trudd by Mark Crilley
Description not available.In order to complete their mission, Akiko, Mr. Beebam, Spuckler, Gax, and Poog must scale the Great Wall of Trudd, which is larger than the Great Wall of China, but the gang soon learns that the Great Wall of Trudd is just one of the many bizarre obstacles they must overcome to rescue Prince Froptoppit. AUTHOR: Mark Crilley
PUBLISHER: Random House Children's Books
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Men Cry in the Dark by Albert Chacon, Michael Baisden
Description not available.Follows Derrick, Tony, Benjamin, and Mark as they struggle with relationships, fatherhood, and interracial dating AUTHOR: Albert Chacon, Michael Baisden
PUBLISHER: Legacy Publishing
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Gay Old Girls by Zsa Z. Gershick
Gershick interviews older lesbians from across the United States, who share their lives and experiences in such diverse places and periods as Alabama in the 20s, Chicago in the 30s, New York in the 40s, Texas in the 50s, and San Francisco in the `60s. Black and white portraits and captivating archival photographs accompany many of the entries and illuminate these historically significant yet entertaining memoirs. Ranging in age from 60 to 85, the thirteen women featured in this book are pioneers. AUTHOR: Zsa Z. Gershick
PUBLISHER: Alyson Publications
FORMAT: Paperback
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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 | Independence Day by David F. Marx
Description not available.Introduces the history of Independence Day and explains how it is celebrated today. AUTHOR: David F. Marx
PUBLISHER: Scholastic Library Publishing
FORMAT: Hardcover
CATEGORY: Non-Fiction
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