The View From Your Window is a fantastical showcase of 190 of Daily Dish's favorite photos taken by readers looking outside their own windows. What you get is an almost surreal experience with more than 80 countries and 50 of U.S. states represented. Making the book even more interesting is that the book is ordered from dawn to dusk. As you near the end of the book, it feels as if you actually journeyed to these places.

Even if you don't buy it (a steal at $29.95), you can preview the book in its entirety at Blurb.

A coloring book unlike any you've seen. The Doodlers Anonymous Coloring Book features the drawings of 29 artists from around the globe for your kids to color all over. Printed at 8.5"x11", the 32 page book packs a punch.

Found at Doodlers Anonymous.

Designer Ori Niv give us a chuckle this morning when we saw the Falling Bookend at his web site. Available in three colors: red, green, and black (what no silver?), the bookend is made out of metal to help support the weight of the angled books. Ori Niv recommends a hard cover book as your first book since it will help conceal the medal plate better than a softcover one will. Besides, a large hard cover book will look more menacing to the person facing their inevitable doom.

Found at Ori Niv's web site.

When the zombie-pocolypse comes, and it will, you're gonna wanna be prepared. And there is no better way to be prepared than by reading The Zombie Survival Guide: Complete Protection from the Living Dead. When should you flee and when should you fight? This handy survival guide will give you the tools and know-how to outsmart the living dead.

Found at Amazon

The Show Me How book is one of my most precious finds. The completely illustrated, sometimes hilarious, how-to-book that teaches you from the most useful to the downright wacky. Learn how to iron a button-down shirt; remove old (tacky) wallpaper; pull a perfect espresso; perform an awesome keg stand; or evade a panther attack. Without a doubt one of the greatest coffee-table books you could own. Head-on over to the publisher's web site for some how-to craziness.



Find it at Amazon.