Historic Houses of New York StateA. G. Smith978-0-486-29178-9 $4.99

New York for Kids: 25 Big Apple Sites to ColorPatricia J. Wynne978-0-486-44126-9 $3.99

Scenes of Olde New York Coloring BookPeter F. Copeland978-0-486-47494-6 $4.99

Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island Coloring BookA. G. Smith978-0-486-24966-7 $4.99

C H I L D R E N ’ S

This educational coloring book details Liberty’s rich and stirring history and the immigration into America through Ellis Island. Forty-five illustra-tions feature complete captions and are based on historical paintings, wood engravings, and photographs. 48pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Sketches of Manhattan from 1642 through 1895 reflect the city’s chang-ing face. Rather than prominent individuals or significant events, these 43 images depict typical daily activities of city dwellers. 48pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

The Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island, the ships at South Street Seaport, mummies at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, dinosaurs at the American Museum of Natural History, and 21 other popular attrac-tions. 32pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Thirty exciting illustra-tions from the perma-nent collection of the world-famous museum: an elephant herd, the skeleton of a gigantic T-rex, a lifelike Komodo dragon, an Easter Island sculpted head, more. Informative captions. 32pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Clear, crisp line drawings — ideal for coloring — of 43 homes: Theodore Roosevelt Birthplace, Gracie Mansion, Sunnyside, Olana, Harriet Tubman House, many more. Captions. Map. 48pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

NEW YORK CITYAll Around New York City Mini Coloring BookDiana Zourelias978-0-486-79752-6 $1.99

Kids can visit the Big Apple with 62 easy-to-color illustrations that show popular sites from Man-hattan and the other boroughs, including Times Square, Radio City, Strawberry Fields, Yankee Stadium, Coney Island, and more. 64pp. 4 3/16 x 5 3/4.

This activity packed tour guide will show children around Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Staten Island with coloring pages, crosswords, mazes, word searches, spot the differences, and other puzzles about the city that never sleeps.48pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Exploring the American Museum of Natural History: A Children’s Guide with Pictures to ColorPatricia J. Wynne978-0-486-43714-9 $4.99

Big Apple Brain Busters Activity BookGeorge Toufexis978-0-486-79926-1 $4.99

The Bronx is up, the Battery’s down, and the people ride in a hole in the ground! These low-priced books about the city that never sleeps will help your customers take a big bite out of the Big Apple.

Crossword Puzzle: All the words in this puzzle appear on these 2 pages.

NEW YORK CITY

All the words in this puzzle appear on these 2 pages.

ATLANTIC OCEAN

NEW JERSEY

BROOKLYN

BROOKLYN

QUEENS

QUEENS

STATEN ISLAND

STATEN ISLAND

BRONX

BRONX

MANHATTANLONG ISLAND

LONG ISLAND SOUND

HUDSON RIVER

NEW YORK BAY

JAMAICA BAY

New York City is made up of five boroughs: the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island. Since all 5 were originally independent cities, they each have personality all their own. All of the boroughs were brought together in 1898, making New York City the size it is today.Each borough is in their own county and represented by a borough president. Because they are each in different counties, the boroughs also elects a district attorney, as does every other county of New York State.

THE SIXTH BOROUGHJersey City, Hoboken and Fort Lee in New Jersey are sometimes called the sixth borough, since they are just across the Hudson River and are connected by rapid transit trains and the George Washington Bridge.

Each Borough has its own flag.The flag of Manhattan is also the flag of the City of New York.

The Five Boroughs

ACROSS2. Surrounded by water4. River between Manhattan and New Jersey7. Half of ten10. Ocean between Europe and America12. Elements of character that makes one unique

DOWN1. First president of the United States3. Five of them make up New York City5. Opposite of “the same”6. Allows you to cross a river without getting wet9. There are fifty of these11. Falls between yesterday and tomorrow

Although they are collectively called New York City, each of the five boroughs has its own distinctive personality. And due to the mix of so many cultures from around the world, individual neighborhoods, streets and even single blocks maintain identities all their own.

Available November 2015

Available March 2016

New York: The Big Apple Quote BookEdited by Bob Blaisdell978-0-486-47866-1 $12.95

C H I L D R E N ’ S ( c o n t ’ d ) G I F T B O O K

Teddy Roosevelt Coloring Book Gary Zaboly 978-0-486-47961-3 $3.99

This coloring book chron-icles the 26th president’s progress from sickly boyhood to life as a cow-boy and Rough Rider and from his career in politics to his pioneering role in conservation. 32pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

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It wasn’t until I got to New York that I became Kansan.

Everyone there kept reminding me that they were Jewish

or Irish, or whatever, so I kept reminding them that I was

Midwestern. Before I knew it, I actually began to brag

about being from Kansas!

—William Inge (1941)� � �

To the visiting non-competitive European all is unending

delight . . . where every language is spoken and

xenophobia almost unknown, where every purse and

appetite is catered for.

—Cyril Connolly (1947)� � �

At Times Square, awash in light, waterfalls and rivers of

light, news running around buildings in light, we stared in

rapture at a giant woman, her head fl ung back, a Camel

tilted in her fi ngers, giant rings of smoke puffi ng from her

mouth more miraculously than water struck from a rock.

—Michele Landsberg (c. 1950)

More than 1,000 quotes from Walt Whitman, Calvin Trillin, Helen Hayes, Lenny Bruce, and others comment on skyscrapers, subways, the boroughs, Lady Liberty, and why people love and hate New York City. 256pp. 5 1/2 x 5 1/2.

L I T E R A T U R E

This famous journalistic record of the filth and degradation of New York’s slums at the turn of the 20th century is a classic in social thought and of early American photography. Over 100 photographs. 256pp. 10 x 7 7/8. How the Other Half Lives

Jacob Riis978-0-486-22012-3 $16.95

Yekl and the Imported Bridegroom and Other Stories of the New York GhettoAbraham Cahan978-0-486-22427-5 $10.95

In Old New YorkThomas A. Janvier978-0-486-79126-5 $12.95

Charming account extends from the early 1600s through the late 19th century. Intriguing details, dozens of illustrations and maps, and the author’s wry humor combine for a vivid portrait of a long-vanished New York. 320pp. 5 1/2 x 8 1/2.

Available August 2015

Yekl (1896), the first novel upon which the much acclaimed film Hester Street was based, was probably the first novel in English that had a hero from the New York’s East Side. 272pp. 5 3/8 x 8 1/2.

New York StoriesEdited by Bob Blaisdell 978-0-486-80253-4 $4.50

Available March 2016

This compilation of classic short fiction presents stories inspired by life in the great metropolis. Contributors include F. Scott Fitzgerald, O. Henry, Herman Melville, Willa Cather, Edith Wharton, and others. 224pp. 5 x 8.

H I S T O R Y

New York’s Fabulous Luxury Apartments: with Original Floor Plans from the Dakota, River House, Olympic Tower and Other Great BuildingsAndrew Alpern 978-0-486-25318-3 $18.95

The Bridges of New York Sharon Reier 978-0-486-41230-6 $19.95

The Building of Manhattan Written and Illustrated by Donald A. Mackay 978-0-486-47317-8 $14.95

Meticulously accurate line drawings and fascinating text explain construction above and below ground, including excavating subway lines and building bridges and skyscrapers. Hundreds of illustrations reveal intricate details of con-struction techniques. A selection of the Common Core State Standards Initiative. 160pp. 9 x 12.

Stirring text-and- picture tribute to over 75 New York City bridges — among them the Brooklyn Bridge, Throgs Neck, Verrazano Narrows, Whitestone, George Washington, and other splendid structures. 160pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Magnificently illus-trated directory of 73 of Manhattan’s most splendid addresses includes mini- histories of each building, noting the architect, builder, date of construction, and more. 221 photo-graphs and drawings. 176pp. 8 3/8 x 11 1/4.

Luxury Apartment Houses of Manhattan: An Illustrated HistoryAndrew Alpern 978-0-486-27370-9 $18.95

Manhattan in Maps 1527–2014 Paul E. Cohen and Robert T. Augustyn 978-0-486-77991-1 $29.95

Manhattan Moves Uptown: An Illustrated HistoryCharles Lockwood 978-0-486-78120-4 $22.95

Compiled from newspaper archives and richly illustrated with historic images, this fascinating chronicle traces the city’s growth from Wall Street to Harlem during the period between 1783 and the early 20th century. 368pp. 6 x 9.

This handsome volume features 65 full-color maps charting Manhattan’s development from the first Dutch settlement to the present. Each map is placed in context by an accom-panying essay. 176pp. 9 x 10 5/8.

Lavishly illustrated volume provides detailed mini-histories of the Gramercy, Ansonia, Hotel des Artistes, Joseph Pulitzer’s palatial resi-dence, and many other luxurious lodgings. 175 illustrations — many from private sources — depict interiors and exteriors. Introduction. Index. 192pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

Bums: An Oral History of the Brooklyn DodgersPeter Golenbock With a Preface by Paul Dickson 978-0-486-47735-0 $19.95

Dynasty: The New York Yankees, 1949–1964Peter Golenbock 978-0-486-47736-7 $19.95

Exploring Historic Dutch New York: New York City • Hudson Valley • New Jersey • DelawareEdited by Gajus Scheltema and Heleen Westerhuijs Introduction by Russell Shorto 978-0-486-48637-6 $19.95

This comprehensive guide to touring important sites of Dutch history also serves as an engrossing cultural and historical reference. Art and architecture, cooking, furniture and antiques, much more. Color photographs and maps. 256pp. 5 x 9.

In this definitive history, a bestselling journalist focuses on a golden era in which the team won nine World Series titles on the strengths of Hall of Famers such as DiMaggio, Mantle, and Berra. 720pp. 6 1/8 x 9 1/4.

Golenbock’s oral history of the scruffy Brooklyn Dodgers tells the team’s tale through the words of such legends as Pee Wee Reese, Leo Durocher, and Duke Snider as well as ordinary fans. 544pp. 6 1/8 x 9 1/4.

New York in the ThirtiesBerenice Abbott 978-0-486-22967-6 $22.95

The New York World's Fair, 1939/1940: in 155 Photographs Richard Wurts and Others Edited by Stanley Appelbaum 978-0-486-23494-6 $19.95

Old Brooklyn in Early Photographs, 1865–1929William Lee Younger 978-0-486-23587-5 $19.95

Old New York in Early PhotographsMary Black978-0-486-22907-2 $22.95

Old Queens, N.Y., in Early Photographs: 261 Prints Vincent F. Seyfried and William Asadorian978-0-486-26358-8 $19.95

Old-Time New York: 24 Photo CardsEdited by Hayward Cirker978-0-486-23287-4 $6.95

Bain’s New York: The City in News Pictures 1900-1925 Michael Carlebach 978-0-486-47858-6 $29.95

Life in Old New York: 24 Cards Hayward Cirker978-0-486-28345-6 $6.95

New York in the Forties Andreas Feininger 978-0-486-23585-1 $22.95

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P H O T O G R A P H Y

157 photographs, many never before reprinted, show the vitality and variety of old Brooklyn: waterfront, Brooklyn Bridge, Fulton Street, Brooklyn Heights, Ebbets Field, Luna Park, Sheepshead Bay, Manhattan Beach Hotel, more. 165pp. 8 7/8 x 11 3/4.

A former Life magazine photographer presents more than 160 photos of skyscrapers under construction, Harlem nightclubs, waterfront activity, Bowery flop-houses, the Brooklyn Bridge, Chinatown, Coney Island, and more. Captions. 181pp. 9 1/4 x 10 3/4.

24 vintage views of ice skaters in Central Park, horse-drawn carriages on Fifth Avenue, strollers on Brooklyn Bridge, Coney Island, Chinatown, many more. Introduction. Notes. 6pp. 9 x 12.

Original hardcover com-pilation of 100 images from the photographic archives of one of the United States’ earliest news agencies. Police activity, immigration, politics, street life, sports — everything from the mundane to the monu-mental. Detailed captions. 224pp. 8 3/8 x 11.

Photographic tour of best-loved world’s fair: the 700-foot-tall Trylon, the 200-foot-wide Perisphere, GM’s Futurama ride, 3-D mov-ies, Elektro the 7-foot-tall robot, artwork by Dali and Calder, much more. 155 photographs, map. 170pp. 8 3/8 x 9 1/4.

Nearly 100 classic images by noted photogra-pher: Rockefeller Center on the rise, Bowery restaurants, dramatic views of the City’s bridges, Washington Square, old movie houses, rows of old tenements, and many other landmarks. 102pp. 11 3/8 x 10.

Recalls “good old days” in Maspeth, Jamaica, Astoria, Jackson Heights, other areas: DeWitt Clinton mansion, hotel where Washington slept (1790), plus recent land-marks — Astoria Studios, 1939 World’s Fair, more. 261 prints. 192pp. 8 3/4 x 11 3/4.

Grand Central Station, Wall Street, Herald Square, Hester Street, Croton Reservoir, The Bowery, Jefferson Market, other historic metropolitan landmarks. A rare chance to see New York as it was between 1868 and 1929. 6pp. 8 1/4 x 11.

New York City as it was 1853-1901, through 196 wonderful photographs: great blizzard, Lincoln’s funeral procession, great buildings, much more. 228pp. 9 x 12.

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