Book (b)

A exhibition catalog.

This book provides an illustrated guide to changes that occur in a women's body during puberty in a straightforward and humorous manner. The author dedicates the book to herself in 4th grade when, "this book would have come in handy."

The scene is familiar; you are chatting with your roommate about possible adventures to partake in around the city. Laura Szumowski gathered such a list she made with her roommate and illustrated them with location details and adorable graphics.

Prose poems/flash fiction by Carlo Matos

This book is an incredible piece of history and advertising. The book tells the stories of explorers in aviation, Antartica, and Africa in the Heroes of Polar Exploration, Pioneers of Air Travel, and Pioneer Heroes of Africa. The true hero of the book is the Tabloid Medical supplies featured in the adventures that sponsored the publication. A feature at the Chicago World's Fair 1934 Tabloid and The Burroughs Welcome and Company products are highlighted and demonstrated in medical miracle feats. The Burroughs Welcome and Company shares its other beauty and photography products after they have shown the reader the power of the Tabloid. This book has beautiful photographs, drawings, advertisements, and lithographs as supplements to the text.

"In this remarkable collection, Bonnie, Ilyse Tunick employs prose, poems, and photographs to celebrate the courage and achievements of "ordinary" women, who are, of course, extraordinary in their tenacity, their creativity, their sense of humor and their compassion for one another. Tunick knows what counts most in our lives, and she uses an exquisite eye for detail to remind us about what is valuable and universal in the female condition. This is a very funny, very wise, and very tender work of art, one that you will want to share with your friends and family, with your mother and with your best friend. In these pages, you will meet people you already know and love, and see them all with a fresh vision."

A Passion for Apathy is a book of poetry by Vittorio Carli.

The International Competition for a New Administration Building for the Chicago Tribune is a compilation of all the designs submitted for the $100,000 contest for a new office building for the Chicago Tribune. First prize went to New York based architects John Mean Howells and Raymond M. Hood. The book includes 281 plates.