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Second City coffee-table book with two CDs; the "science jokes" are incredibly lame, but Dave Barry is always good and his "Cyberspace" is still accurate today; PopCo is a present-day novel; Numerical Analysis and coffee-table book about meteorology; three humour/serious essay collections; Rupert, mazes, Latin for Pigs, Thurber&White highbrow humour; word games, cooking; "Ragtime" (classic novel about black-white racism, on which they based the musical); I think the stickers are unused; the small square poetry chapbook is probably quite rare; "Masters of Deceit" is all about the Commie menace; "The Soul of a New Machine" is classic, about the human side of hardware engineering; "New Math" is cute trying to be profound; "Jump the Shark"; Guinness Book; and several slim volumes on arts and crafts.