The last thing I need is more books but it's hard to resist the library book sales when they appear. You never know what will show up and it's all a buck or two. There were a few things I skipped. Didn't know Pirandello wrote a novel about the film business (Shoot) but the copy was poor condition. There was a Freya Stark book also with the cover coming off. And a nice collection of "great essays" (mainly 18th and 19th century) but it was one of those tiny 60s paperbacks that the type was too small to be easily read.
But I did pick up:
Kogan - Shutterbabe
Ellis - His Excellency George Washington
Tannahill - Food in History
Swafford - Charles Ives
Moaveni - Lipstick Jihad
Elliott - An Unexpected Light: Travels in Afghanistan
Zhukov - Marshall Zhukov's Greatest Battles
Henderson - Pushcart Prize 2008
Halpern - Our Private Lives
Auster - The New York Trilogy
Cooper - The German Army 1933-1945