 | Sherlock Holmes and the Giant Rat of Sumatra by Alan Vanneman
Buy used from: $0.07 Fun with Holmes and Watson in 19th century Singapore (and other distant climes).
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 | Jack, Knave and Fool (Sir John Fielding) by Bruce Alexander
Buy used from: $1.13 The 5th novel in Bruce Alexander's Sir John Fielding series and the last good one - a dangerous (ugh!) female character is starting to impose herself at the end.
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 | The Hobbit: or, There and Back Again (Collector's Edition) by J.R.R. Tolkien
Buy new: $18.82 / Used from: $7.49 Middle Earth before it went Hollywood and as wonderful now as when you were a kid. Tolkien's successor novels don't register in quite the same way as this one does.
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 | The Kinder, Gentler Military: How Political Correctness Affects Our Ability to Win Wars by Stephanie Gutmann
Buy used from: $1.36 999,999 women out of a million have an intense hatred for the male sex. But Stephanie Guttman doesn't seem to hate men-at least not those in uniform. Compared to other women, she's a reactionary.
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 | Off the Sand Road: Ghost Stories by Russell Kirk
Buy used from: $164.90 Russell Kirk, The Last Conservative, ever-vigilant in defense of the past as a prescription for the future, utilizes his interest in the hereafter to join both of them together.
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 | Embraced by the Light by Betty J. Eadie
Buy new: $7.50 / Used from: $0.01 Near-death experience teaches author that ancient truths are timeless. And reactionaries are right about women too - men are designed to rule them.
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 | Baseball Extra: A Newspaper History of the Glorious Game from Its Beginnings to the Present by Eric C. Caren
Buy used from: $4.99 More retro baseball fever - this time in the form of old newspaper headlines.
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| The Heartland's Heritage : An Illustrated History of Fresno County by Catherine M. Rehart
Buy used from: $26.53 More grist for the mill of the reactionary in the Central Valley
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 | San Francisco Then & Now (Then & Now) by Bill Yenne
Buy used from: $3.32 Bittersweet contrast between "then" and now" is enough to bring any reactionary to tears.
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 | The Proper Care and Feeding of Husbands by Laura Schlessinger
Buy new: $16.49 / Used from: $0.01 I hate the title. But the notion that men deserve attention, care, respect and appreciation is a rare, but welcome reactionary sentiment. Does the author mean it? I'm not sure.
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 | Mr. Doyle and Dr. Bell by Howard Engel
Buy new: $24.95 / Used from: $0.01 Mr. Doyle and Dr. Bell go sleuthing in Edinburgh, Scotland. The great Disraeli makes a cameo appearance. A well-written Victorian murder mystery that Russell Kirk himself wouldn't be ashamed to claim.
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 | Baseball's Natural: The Story of Eddie Waitkus (Writing Baseball) by John Theodore
Buy new: $25.00 / Used from: $0.73 Snapshot of baseball during what many consider to be its golden age-through one player's experiences. Set in an era where a woman was punished for shooting a man, instead of being lionized for it.
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 | The Coffee Trader: A Novel (Ballantine Reader's Circle) by David Liss
Buy new: $10.20 / Used from: $0.95 Coffee in a pre-Starbucks era.
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 | The Complete Peanuts 1950-1952 by Charles M. Schulz
Buy new: $19.11 / Used from: $7.66 Peanuts as preferred by reactionaries. Sparky Schultz's comic strip from a pre-"Woodstock" era. Peanuts as it once was. Peanuts as it SHOULD HAVE REMAINED.
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 | If It's Not Close, They Can't Cheat: Crushing the Democrats in Every Election and Why Your Life Depends on It by Hugh Hewitt
Buy used from: $0.01 Obviously, contempt for liberals and Democrats is a GOOD thing, but still, Machavellian politics impose moral blinders on this evangelical Christian author. He's not conservative ENOUGH!
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 | Baseball in Blue and Gray: The National Pastime during the Civil War by George B. Kirsch
Buy used from: $3.49 Since adopted by Far East and Latin America, baseball really did have its roots in colonial America. It thrived though the most divisive period in American history and played a role in the rehealing.
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