Pride and Prejudice is definitely one of the best romance novels ever written, but just about everyone will agree that there were too few zombies featured in the plot. Everything is better with zombies right? (I have the same theory with midget). Anyways check out this plot twist on an old favorite. $11.
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Were definitely in the midst of a big financial crisis right now, so a little financial advice is welcome. This book, I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi, offers various tips on money management, budgeting and practical information for this day and era. He starts off on your path to a secure financial future by not charging too much for the book. $8.
There’s some things that just aren’t good public knowledge, like how to create crop circles or perform an exorcism for instance. At the same time, some of those things could come in handy if kept in the right hands. This book will teach you 101 things that have been carefully hidden from the public, but could make you the new life of the party, particularly the “how to make moonshine” section. $11.
You’ve done the time, you’ve composed enough songs, jammed, and practiced hard. Now you want to fulfill your life-long dream now of becoming a rock star and be in a real band. This guide book aims to help pave your way to a successfully rocking good time. The authors, Randy Chertkow and Jason Feehan, know a thing or two about the rock scene when they took their band from the garage to the mainstream without the aid of any major record label. The guide contains helpful tips regarding your band’s promotion, publication, gig bookings, and other stuff that any up-and-coming bands should know to be successful in the music biz. Time to rock on but don’t quit your day job yet! $10.
This is the ultimate mens cookbook if we’ve ever seen one. Chopping vegetables? Determining freshness? We don’t know anything about that, and this book understands this. The book focuses on giving you the cheapest, tastiest and healthiest meals possible that can be made from canned and boxed foods. $11.
Get inspired by the expert wine writer and consultant, Matt Skinner with his new book, “Heard It Through The Grapevine”. This is a follow-up to his award-winning book “Thirsty Work”, where he organized the innumerable facets of wine. In his new book, Skinner gives advice on how to choose the best wine and unleashed the secrets on how to drink wine, properly. The book comes in hard bound and will be available in bookstores in April, but you can pre-order online now. $25.
Remember the times when rock and roll was pure? When artists cared about their craft and not their image? Well, this book will definitely enlighten its readers on what the rock scene was like before. The Backstage Pass is a collection of over a hundred rarely published photographs of such musical greats like The Rolling Stones, Elvis, The Beatles, Jimi Hendrix, Eric Clapton, and many others. Coupled with three essays about the artists’ lifestyles deduced from the photos, the book is a perfect tool for reminiscing on the days gone by for rock and roll. $30.
