I Spy School Days (Ages 5-9)With nine unique play areas filled with more than 1,600 object-and-word searches in hundreds of clever picture riddles, puzzles, and games, I Spy School Days challenges kids to use their brains. Find objects in six themed Craft Projects screens. Explore nature with a handy built-in magnifying glass that reveals hidden treasures. Race against time to classify objects in Oops Hoops.

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The Handy Law Answer Book

Combining practical legal tips with an exhaustive review of the law in the United States, this comprehensive reference answers more than 1,200 questions ranging from Where did the word tort come from? and How are state court judges selected? to Where did the first U.S. Supreme Court meet? 

Way to Go! Finding Your Way with a Compass (Reader's Digest Explorer Guides)

Reading level: Ages 7 and up

With Way to Go! Finding Your Way with a Compass,not only do kids get their very own compass, but they also get to read fascinating facts about how people have found their way from ancient times to the present. The guide tells kids how a compass works, how to use it, and how to read a map, as well as extra handy tips on exploring.

Romeo and Julliet

A graded reader at approximately pre-intermediate level.

Published in 1992, but still comes in handy ;-)

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30 minutes to boost your communication skills

Do you ever get tongue-tied? Want to get your opinion across? Need to write an important business letter? Brush up your written and spoken communication in just 30 minutes with this handy pocket book.