Naked Happy Girls . . .

Photographs by Andrew Einhorn
If you are tired of all those nude "studies." If you think photographic art makes women look bored with their bodies. If you want to look at people instead of "human forms," this may be just be what you're looking for.

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Harry Potter (Vol. 6). . .

By J. K. Rowling
The most sophisticated among us are probably a little sick of Harry. But, face it, this continuing tale of good and evil does get under the skin. Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince takes the story one step further. You can always substitute a dust jacket from the latest Haruki Murakami novel if you plan to read about "He who must not be named" on the subway.

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Best Editorial Cartoons . . .

By Charles Brooks
If 2004 didn't make you cry, it had to make you laugh. Best Editorial Cartoons of the Year: 2004 Edition will certainly make you laugh until you cry.

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Watchman . . .

By Alan Moore & Dave Gibbons
The fans of this "graphic novel," first published by DC comics as a 12-volume series, cannot seem to say enough about it. Dubbed sophisticated, intelligent and highly subtle, this story has become a modern classic.

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Kind of Blue . . .

Music by Miles Davis
Kind of the greatest jazz album ever recorded. Enough said.

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Where the Wild Things Are . . .

By Maurice Sendak
First published in 1963, Sendak's Where the Wild Things Are has sent millions of children to sleep giggling about that monster under the bed. If you are under 45, you're probably one of those children. Why not relive Max's adventure -- or share it with your own kids?

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Office Feng Shui . . .

By Darrin Zeer
Is your desk in the right corner of your office? Are the items on your desk arranged for greatest productivity? Zeer updates the ancient Chinese practice of Feng Shui to promote harmony and productivity in the office.

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The Celebrity Black Book . . .

Edited by Jordan McAuley
Did you ever need to clear the use of an image of a famous person? The Celebrity Black Book has addresses for 40,000 well-known people, including actors, athletes, politicians and models. Sorry, there are no phone numers or e-mail addresses and many listings are business addresses or publicity agents, but it is a good start.

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