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.

How will you react when a girl you’re attracted to says sorry and that you are not her type? Or when your hot girlfriend says, “Honey, thanks for everything but can we still be friends?” – Uh oh… These might probably be tough lines when said in front of your face. Now you wont have to worry because here’s a pack of responses ranging from the diplomatic to the downright bridge-burning. The Lines for All Occasions Bundle comes in four pocket-sized books with titles: Breakups & Rejections for All Occasions, Excuses & Lies for All Occasions, Insults & Comebacks for All Occasions, and Pickups & Come-Ons for All Occasions. Get the whole bunch! $28.

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In this new book by Tom Vanderbilt, the topic of discussion, is the finer details of one of the most common activities in America. Vanderbilt claims that unless you are a brain surgeon, driving is one of the most complicated things you do in life, mostly due to the thousands of intricacies that are just second nature to drivers. The book also gets into detail about the connection between driving habits and personality, and methods you can practice to help reduce traffic. I may just start exiting my car while backed up on the 405 freeway and hand these out to the frustrated motorists, thanks Tom! $15.