SterlingSpring 2009

Lifestyle

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NEW IN PAPERBACK

Why Smart People Do Stupid Things with MoneyOvercoming Financial Dysfunctionby Bert Whitehead, MBA, JD, foreword by Andrew Weil, MD

Bert Whitehead, named one of the “Best 60 Financial Advisors in America” by Worth magazine, has a unique“behavioral finance” approach that goes beyond mere number crunching to help people understand and over-come the complex psychological baggage they bring to their financial decisions. Tested and confirmed by hun-dreds of Bert’s clients—including celebrities such as Andrew Weil, MD, who wrote the foreword for the book—this system shows readers how to identify areas of financial dysfunction, and offers specific strategies designedto help different personality types achieve financial freedom by working with their own natural inclinations.

• 20,000 copies sold of previous editions

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

BERT WHITEHEAD, MBA, JD, has been a fee-only personal financial advisor since 1972. In 1995, he foundedCambridge Advisors, a growing group of advisors who share his belief in unbiased independent financial advice andconsumer advocacy. He is often quoted in leading publications, including the Wall Street Journal, New York Times,Kiplinger’s, Newsweek, and Consumer Reports.

ANDREW WEIL, MD, is a world-renowned pioneer in the field of integrative medicine. In addition to being thefounder and director of the Arizona Center for Integrative Medicine at the University of Arizona, he is a best-sellingauthor whose books have sold approximately 10 million copies. Dr. Weil is also editorial director of www.drweil.com,writes for Prevention and TIME , and is a frequent guest on Larry King Live, Oprah, and Today.

June 2009$14.95 (CANADA $15.95)PAPER 978-1-4027-6689-3

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The Bedside Baccalaureate: The Second SemesterA Handy Daily Cerebral Primer to Fill in the Gaps, Refresh Your Knowledge &Impress Yourself & Other IntellectualsEdited by David Rubel

Class is back in session! The Bedside Baccalaureate is the ultimate miscellany series for smarties: it speaks direct-ly to people’s desire for a better education and eagerness for a fun, no-pressure “college-like” experience. Everyvolume lets readers enroll in the courses they wish they had taken years ago—or studied more closely than theydid. This new collection builds on the knowledge imparted in the first book, with the curriculum ranging from Originsof Human Society and Italian Renaissance Art to Schools of Buddhist Thought and Game Theory. To enhance learn-ing, the back matter contains bibliographies with suggestions for further study. Filled with color illustrations, TheBedside Baccalaureate: Second Semester is an entertaining package for the up-and-coming intellectual.

Each volume contains:✧Classes that rotate in groups of five, just like a typical semester’s schedule does✧Four rotations, or 20 courses in all, that thoroughly delve into specific, rather than broad subjects, promoting

understanding rather than trivial knowledge✧Eighteen one-page “lectures” for each course

• The Bedside Baccalaureate will appeal to the adult education market that has made The Intellectual Devotionaland An Incomplete Education so successful

• The one-page lectures are easily digestible “small bites” of information

• Core subjects organized in a stimulating, diverse way

• Every course outline and draft lecture was developed by experts in the field

ABOUT THE EDITOR

Series Editor DAVID RUBEL is president of Agincourt Press. He is also the editor of The Bedside Baccalaureate and manyreference books for Scholastic, as well the editor of such books as The Reading List: Contemporary Fiction: A Critical Guideto the Complete Works of 125 Authors; To the Best of My Ability: The American Presidents; The Coming Free: The Strugglefor African American Equality, and The Story of America.

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• Sigmund Freud

• Shakespeare’s Tragedies

• Revolutionary Boston

• The Anatomy of theInternet

• Literature of the Jazz Age

• Electricity and Magnetism

• The Stock Market

• The Roots of the Cold War

• The ProtestantReformation

• Issues in Feminism

• Darwinian Evolution

• And many more classes!

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Winston Churchill, CEO25 Lessons for Bold Business Leadersby Alan Axelrod

Following his BusinessWeek bestsellers Elizabeth I, CEO and Patton on Leadership comes a new and perfect subjectfor Alan Axelrod’s innovative format: Winston Churchill, the quintessential leader of the 20th century.

Churchill skillfully converted crisis into victory, making the boldest of visions seem attainable; even though he some-times failed audaciously, he embraced his errors and used them to become stronger. Axelrod looks at this much-stud-ied figure in a way nobody has before: he explores 25 key facets of Churchill’s leadership style and decision-makingfrom his early years as a junior cavalry officer and journalist to his role throughout WWII and demonstrates how hewas able to overcome near-impossible obstacles. Fluidly and engagingly written, each lesson is enlivened with a vividvignette from Churchill’s life. As always, Axelrod’s penetrating analysis will instruct, inspire, and encourage those wholead business enterprises, large and small.

• The follow-up to Axelrod’s bestseller, Elizabeth I, CEO

• Interspersed throughout the narrative are quotes, sidebars, and takeaways that crystallize Churchill’s wisdom in easy-to-remember sound bites

• Although targeted to business managers, the lessons in Winston Churchill, CEO have a wider audience.Anybody who aspires to leadership can profit from this book, whether it’s in business, politics, or beyond

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

ALAN AXELROD is the author of more than 60 books, including the bestsellers Profiles in Audacity (Sterling, 2007);Patton on Leadership (Prentice Hall Press, 2001); Elizabeth I, CEO (Prentice Hall, 2000); and What Every AmericanShould Know About American History: 200 Events That Shaped the Nation (with Charles Phillips). He has appeared onMSNBC, The Discovery Channel, CNN, Fox, and numerous radio news and talk programs, including NPR. Axelrod andhis work have been featured in BusinessWeek, Fortune, Men’s Health, Cosmopolitan, and many newspapers, includingUSA Today.

May 2009$22.95 (CANADA $24.95)HARD 978-1-4027-5805-8

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CHURCHILL’S WISDOM:

“It is a mistake to try to look too far ahead. The chain of destiny can only be grasped one link at a time.”

“Nothing is more fatal to success than operating from slipperyfooting on an uncertain foundation.”

“Change is the master key. A man can wear out a particularpart of his mind by continually using it and tiring it, just in thesame way as he can wear out the elbows of his coat.”

“Success is the ability to go from one failure to another with noloss of enthusiasm.”

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• Coverage in newspapers nationwide

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• Promotions on author’s Web site,www.Dr-Mom.com

• Galleys available

Great Expectations:The Essential Guide to Breastfeedingby Marianne Neifert, MD

In Great Expectations: The Essential Guide to Breastfeeding, Marianne Neifert, MD, one of America’s leadingpediatricians and a nationally recognized lactation consultant, gives nursing mothers all the advice they need tobreastfeed their babies successfully. Distilled from Dr. Mom’s Guide to Breastfeeding, this is the most up-to-date,comprehensive, and effective book on the subject. Neifert has spent the last 25 years addressing the situationsthat nursing mothers routinely encounter; her sound, reassuring, and practical advice makes this a must-havefor all new moms and mothers-to-be.

• Written by one of the foremost authorities on breastfeeding

• Fully illustrated with helpful line drawings

• Contains a detailed resource section with contact information on products and support

• Moms will find the same warm, supportive tone they’ve loved in the other Great Expectations guides by Sandy and Marcie Jones

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

MARIANNE NEIFERT, MD, also known as Dr. Mom®, is a well-known pediatrician, author of parenting books, and a nationallyrecognized breastfeeding expert. She is a co-founder of TheLactation Program in Denver, one of the nation’s first specialtybreastfeeding clinics. The author of Dr. Mom’s Guide toBreastfeeding (Plume, 1998) and other child-rearing books andarticles, Dr. Mom also educates parents through speakingengagements, media appearances, and articles in parenting magazines. She has been a guest on numerous national television programs, including Today, Good Morning America,The Early Show, and 20/20.

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501 Easy Look & Feel Good Tipsby Catherine Mortimer

While we’d all love to be a celebrity with a personal staff at our beckand call, what’s a real girl to do? Catherine Mortimer has spent overten years interviewing stars and their stylists, hairdressers, andmakeup artists. She’s learned their secrets—and now she revealsthem, in this must-have collection of 501 tried-and-tested tips forlooking gorgeous and feeling fabulous! Best of all, these ideasaren’t about having a big budget or spending hours at the makeuptable or spa; these are wonderfully sneaky, marvelously doablebeauty tricks to help every woman make the most of whatever giftsMother Nature gave her.

• Unlike many beauty books, this has something for women ofall ages, body types, and coloring

• A lively mix of celebrity style secrets, as well as advice from real women

April 2009$9.95 (CANADA $10.95)PAPER 978-1-84773-363-4

144 PAGES (ALL IN COLOR)6 1/4 X 7 1/2HEALTH & FITNESS/BEAUTY & GROOMING

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

MARK VERNON is an Honorary Research Fellow inPhilosophy at Birkbeck College, London and writesregularly for a number of newspapers and maga-zines, including The Guardian and TLS.

What Not to SayThe Philosophy of Life’s Tricky Momentsby Mark Vernon

We all have moments when we’re frozen in silence, unsure of whatto say to someone or, worse yet, when we say something terriblywrong. What Not to Say delves into those situations and uses philos-ophy—which since antiquity has dealt with questions of how tolive—to unpack them and suggest some dos and don’ts. Coveringareas such as friendship, love, politics, and religion, this witty andthought-provoking guide will enable us to speak more truthfully,openly, and clearly.

• An alternative, accessible and practical introduction to thethoughts of some of the world’s greatest thinkers

February 2009$14.95 (NCR)PAPER 978-0-7538-2432-0

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Country Living Simple Country Wisdom501 Old-Fashioned Ideas to Simplify Your Lifeby Susan Waggoner

Is modern life becoming too complicated and messy? Top-selling author Susan Waggoner is here to simplify it all.She shows how anyone can enjoy a more relaxed lifestyle filled with traditional country values—and save time,money, work, and frustration in the process—with household hints our foremothers knew well.

This ingenious and fun-to-read illustrated handbook presents tried-and-true household hints and practical solutionsto everyday problems. And the superb organization—covering such topics as “Clutter Control,” “Better LivingThrough Baking,” and “In the Garden”—makes it easy to find the information you need. Whether it’s a no-scrubtrick to make bathroom faucets gleam or advice on growing a garden guaranteed to attract birds and butterflies,Country Living Simple Country Wisdom is the key to creating a home that’s cheerful, welcoming, and warm.

• This topic has strong appeal for Country Living readers. Achieving a simpler life, whether in the country, city,or suburbs, speaks to the magazine’s core audience

• Susan Waggoner is an expert author, well-known for her household advice and previous books

• Beautifully designed and written in a cheerful tone, it’s as inviting to read as it is practical to use

A selection of the Homestyle Book Club.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

SUSAN WAGGONER has written numerous fiction and nonfiction books. She is the author of Classic Household Hints, Under theTree, and with Robert Markel, Vintage Cocktails.

June 2009$19.95 (CANADA $21.95)HARD 978-1-58816-750-7

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Town & Country A Guide to Intelligent GivingHow You Can Make a Difference in the World (and in Your Own Life)by Joanna L. Krotz

We all want to make a difference—and Town & Country shows that philanthropy is not just for the wealthy. Thisinspirational book explains how to donate money and time for optimum impact, no matter what your level ofincome. It features the personal stories of a range of contributors, from celebrities like Gary Sinise who cofound-ed an organization to donate school supplies to Iraqi children and Osceola McCarty, a laundress who, at 85,donated $150,000—the bulk of her life savings—to a scholarship fund for black students at the University ofMississippi. If you have an impulse to donate your time or money, these inspiring stories, along with concreteadvice about how to select the right cause for you, will help make your generosity really count.

• The book offers practical advice that makes high-impact giving accessible to all

• The publication date coincides with Town & Country’s annual giving issue (June)

• Sterling Publishing Co., Inc., together with Town & Country, will donate $1.00 for every book sold, up to 35,000 copiessold, to the U.S. Fund for UNICEF

• In 2006, individual American citizens accounted for 83% of the record-setting $295 billion in charitable donations. Americans give and, as studies show,want to feel a real connection to their causes and know that their charitiesare trustworthy

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

JOANNA L. KROTZ is a contributing editor to Town & Country where she writesabout philanthropy. A widely published multimedia journalist, her work also hasappeared in New York, Chicago, Food & Wine, Money, The New York Times, Playboy,Reader’s Digest, and Worth. Her recent features for Town & Country include “AWoman’s Guide to Giving” and “Jackie O’s Secret: Charitable Lead Trusts.”

June 2009$17.95 (CANADA $19.95)HARD 978-1-58816-761-3

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Professional ModellingEvery Model’s Must-Have Guide to the Industryby Louise Cole & Giles Vickers-Jones

Get the scoop before stepping in front of the camera! This insid-er’s guide to the world of professional modeling offers invaluableadvice for anyone who wants to strut the catwalk. Written by twoexperts in the field, it explains how to break into the high-profile,high-paying world of modeling while avoiding the mistakes somany newcomers make. There are tips for finding a reputableagent, an account of the many do’s and don’ts on a shoot, dailyexercise and beauty routines, and advice for finding work. Plus,there’s an honest discussion of what makes a successful model.

• Includes beauty and exercise regimens that anyone can follow

Poems and Readings for Weddings and Civil PartnershipsCompiled by A. Vasudevan

Choosing the right reading for a wedding ceremony can add adistinctive touch that will be remembered for a lifetime. Here aremore than 150 evocative choices, ranging from Shakespeare’ssonnets (“Shall I compare thee to a summer’s day?”) to a 13th-century Chinese poem by Kuan Tao-sheng (“You and I have somuch love/That it burns like a fire/In which we bake a lump ofclay”). Couples will also find guidance on acceptable and inap-propriate readings in certain services and lists of today’s mostpopular choices.

• Covers a wide range of sources, from Shakespeare and theBible to e.e. cummings, Kahlil Gibran, and Maya Angelou

ABOUT THE AUTHORS

GILES and LOUISE are international models withyears of experience in the fashion and beauty indus-try. Giles has fronted campaigns for Remington, Toni& Guy, and L’Oreal. Louise has modeled at fashionshows and in press and poster advertisements forBurberry, Gossard Wonderbra, Nicole Farhi, and TheGap, among many others.

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

A. VASUDEVAN has written articles on literature,film, and the arts for magazines. She is the authorof Contemporary Poets, African Americans, TheFifties, 1001 Paintings, and Passion: the Art ofFletcher Sibthorp; and is also the editor of TheCannes Opener (a travel guide to the Cannes FilmFestival), Twentieth Century Romance andHistorical Writers, and the highly acclaimedInternational Dictionary of Film and Filmmakers.

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Super GrannyGreat Stuff to Do with Your Grandkidsby Sally Wendkos Olds

Here’s the ultimate resource for today’s super grannies, with super-powers to captivate their grandkids! It’s got75 cool and creative projects, all grouped by age from infancy to adolescence (2–18). And there’s something foreven the most computer-savvy kid, along with more traditional forms of entertainment, including treasure hunts,dress-up, and crafts. Many of the ideas encourage reading and writing—but always with fun in mind, such ascreating a blog or a family cookbook. Handy icons help Grandma pinpoint those projects that suit her pocketbook,energy level, and interests; there’s even one for long-distance grandmothers seeking to connect with their grand-kids. A copious listing at the end suggests informative Web sites to check out.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

SALLY WENDKOS OLDS has been writing and publishing books since the mid-1970s. Her bestselling Complete Bookof Breastfeeding (Workman/Bantam), written with Marvin S. Eiger, MD, is a classic in the field with more than twomillion copies in print. She has written over 200 articles for magazines such as Woman’s Day, Redbook, LadiesHome Journal, Mademoiselle, The New York Times Magazine, Newsday Magazine, Self, Parents, Seventeen, FamilyHealth, Reader’s Digest, and Good Housekeeping. She is the super granny of five grandkids and a grand-dog.

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CaliforniaAnne McGilvray & CompanyL.A. Mart/Suite 3451933 South Broadway • Los Angeles, CA 90007Tel 213.749.7754 • Fax 213.749.7755 • E-mail lashowroom@annemcgilvray.com

Anne McGilvray & CompanySan Francisco Gift Center888 Brannan Street, Suite 483 • San Francisco, CA 94103Tel 415.241.6968 • Fax 415.241.6969 • E-mail sfshowroom@annemcgilvray.com

Canadian Sales RepresentativesOntario, Quebec, Manitoba & SaskatchewanCANADIAN MANDA GROUP 165 Dufferin Street • Toronto, Ontario Canada M6K 3H6 Tel 416.516.0911 • Fax 416.516.0917 • Toll-Free Fax 888.563.8327 E-mail general@mandagroup.com • Website www.mandagroup.com

TORONTO AND NATIONAL ACCOUNTSNick Smith Ext. 236 • E-mail nsmith@mandagroup.comCarey Low Ext. 237 • E-mail clow@mandagroup.com

G.T.A., SASKATCHEWAN, MANITOBA AND NATIONAL ACCOUNTSPeter Hill-Field Ext. 238 • E-mail peter@mandagroup.com

EAST ONTARIO, QUEBECAnthony Iantorno Ext. 242 • E-mail aiantorno@mandagroup.com

SOUTHWEST & NORTHWEST ONTARIOTim Gain Ext. 231• E-mail tgain@mandagroup.com

IN-HOUSE SALESJoanne Adams Ext. 224 • E-mail jadams@mandagroup.comTracey Boisvert Ext. 230 • E-mail tboisvert@mandagroup.com

Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, P.E.I., NewfoundlandLiza Hageraats 5523 Sebastian Place • Halifax, Nova Scotia B3K 2K5 Tel 902.453.6936 • Fax 902.454.8564 • E-mail lizah@mandagroup.com

British Columbia, AlbertaSiddall & Associates 70 East 2nd Avenue, Suite #201 • Vancouver, B.C. V5T 1B1 Tel 604.662.3511 • Fax 604.683.7540 • E-mail general@siddall-assoc.com

Craig Siddall E-mail csiddall@siddall-assoc.comIolanda Millar E-mail imillar@siddall-assoc.comJennifer Fyffe E-mail jenf@siddall-assoc.comJean Cichon E-mail jeanc@siddall-assoc.com

Canadian Special Sales AccountsEllen WarwickExt. 240 • Tel 416.516.0911 • Fax 416.516.0917 • E-mail ellenw@mandagroup.com

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