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Love is in the air as talking animals and a stuffed animal let us in on the latest additon to Kepler's Books.

Caity doesn't mind spending the summer at her parents' newly inherited Scottish castle. For one thing, there's a monkey that can do origami. For another, there's the hunky nephew of the housekeeper. But if that wasn't enough, 16-year-old Caity soon finds herself embroiled in a fantastical mystery. The castle itself, sitting on a lonely spit of land, is full of strange symbols and hidden spaces.

Used books are being taken over by E-Readers, see how it's happening and how used books are combating this take over.

The best way to describe Junger's book is to say what it is not. "War" does not attempt to explain the strategy behind the American war in Afghanistan, or the politics of Afghanistan, or even the people of the Korangal Valley. As the action unfolds, Junger makes no attempt to connect it to anything else happening inside the country. Instead, he uses the platoon (the second of Battle Company, part of the 173rd Airborne Brigade) as a kind of laboratory to examine the human condition as it evolved under the extraordinary circumstances in which these soldiers fought and lived. ~New York Times

In this sequel to the author's popular Baseball Great (HarperCollins, 2009), 12-year-old Josh LeBlanc has his hands full as he tries to lead his team to victory in the Hall of Fame National Championship Tournament. As a consequence of being purposely beaned in an early-round game, he has to have eye surgery; he is briefly detained after sneaking into the Hall of Fame with his buddy Benji; he thinks he's losing his sort-of girlfriend to the handsome son of a former major league star; and he is interviewed on national TV by legendary announcer Bob Costas.

In a stunning story that begins with passion and ends with triumph of an adoptive parent's unwavering love, Nola's flight across China is a tale not only of human rights abuses running amok in an astonishingly picturesque land: it is the gripping self-discovery voyage of a woman coming into her own.

Some people may wonder what this subject has to do with Dave Barry, since Dave's struggled hard against growing up his entire life--but the result is one of the funniest, warmest, most pitch-perfect books ever on that mystifying territory we call "adulthood".

Rock out to dancing E-book Readers, books and other surprises.

Violet Ambrose is grappling with two major issues: Jay Heaton and her morbid secret ability. While the sixteen-year-old is confused by her new feelings for her best friend since childhood, she is more disturbed by her "power" to sense dead bodies—or at least those that have been murdered. Since she was a little girl, she has felt the echoes that the dead leave behind in the world... and the imprints that attach to their killers. "The Body Finder" by Kimberly Derting coming March 2010 from Haper Teen

SEA, a romantic adventure about a fearful California girl and the mysterious orphan boy she is magnetically attracted to,adventure. Heidi R. Kling discusses her book Sea , November 16st 2009 at Kepler's Books. Distributed by Tubemogul.

Tracy Kidder discusses his book, "Strength in What Remains: A Journey of Remembrance and Forgiveness " at Kepler's Books Oct. 15 2009 Distributed by Tubemogul.

Dorothea Lange's photographs define how people remember the Depression generation. Now, acclaimed historian Gordon provides an evocative biography that defines Lange's creative struggles and enduring legacy.

It’s summer vacation, the weather’s great, and all the kids are having fun outside. So where’s Greg Heffley? Inside his house, playing video games with the shades drawn. Greg, a self-confessed “indoor person,” is living out his ultimate summer fantasy: no responsibilities and no rules. But Greg’s mom has a different vision for an ideal summer . . . one packed with outdoor activities and “family togetherness.” Whose vision will win out? Or will a new addition to the Heffley family change everything?

David Chang and Peter Meehan give insight on the collaboration of their book Momofuko with a surprise ending.

A.S. Byatt discusses her book, "The Children's Book" at Kepler's Books. Oct. 23 2009. Her wit and charm comes through in this interview where she candidly discusses her book.

Branch interviewed President Clinton 78 times between 1993 and 2001 for roughly two hours each time. In this mini-documentary we go behind the scenes of the history between the pair and what an extraordinary man President Clinton is.

Miriam Pawel discusses her book, "The Union of Their Dreams: Power, Hope, and Struggle in Cesar Chavez's Farm Worker Movement " at Kepler's Books. Oct. 27 2009. Pawel traces the lives of several key members of the crusade, using their stories to weave together a powerful portrait of a movement and the people who made it.

Andre Agassi, one of the most beloved athletes in history and one of the most gifted men ever to step onto a tennis court, discusses his book OPEN: An Autobiography , November 21st 2009 at Kepler's Books.

Eoin Colfer talks about his latest book "And Another Thing" and gives us a little insight on how it was to continue a saga of "The Hitchhikers Guild To The Galaxy" and the reaction that Douglas Adam fans had toward the resurrection of a classic.

The Dust Bunnies is an animated preschool show. Each half-hour episode promotes teamwork, problem solving and innovation. When the lights go out in a big department store speckles of dust transform into Dust Bunnies and leap into the adventures of discovery. Learning how a collaboration of efforts keep machinery together such as bolts in a lawn mower or How the joint effort of chain links of a chain can accomplish incredible feats of strength. Guided by the enchanted world of a department store, each episode explodes into adventure after adventure fueled by sing along problem solving. The Dust Bunnies show is driven by music and visual stimulating colors, enhancing the experience of the viewers while keeping their attention so that they can soak up the underlining message. Because of the short attention span of a preschool child the Dust Bunnies are structured in eleven-minute segments.