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Long before he becomes the Easter Bunny, Larry McHare is just a young rabbit. Larry is no ordinary bunny, though. He's got big ears, big imagination, and big courage.

Larry lives in Friendship Forest, but not everyone there is...well, friendly All the bullies in the forest call Larry names, but Larry never lets that ruin his day.

He just smiles until the bullies lose interest. Even when they call him "Larry Long Ears," Larry doesn't mind. He loves his big ears

One day, Larry drifts off to sleep and finds himself in a magical castle in the clouds. Because he's always...

Protecting the natural environment and promoting sustainability have become important objectives, but achieving such goals presents myriad challenges for even the most committed environmentalist. American Environmentalism: Philosophy, History, and Public Policy examines whether competing interests can be reconciled while developing consistent, coherent, effective public policy to regulate uses and protection of the natural environment without destroying the national economy. It then reviews a range of possible solutions.

The book delves into key normative concepts that...

A New York Times bestseller

-Pedro the book is as smart, as funny, and as diva-esque as Pedro the pitcher . . . Buy the book. Read the book. Celebrate a golden era in Boston baseball.- -- Boston Globe

-There is little the eight-time All-Star holds back about any subject as he offers a revealing look at a colorful career . . . The intimate details Martinez offers up from both inside and outside the clubhouse make the book a winner.---Washington Post

Pedro Martinez entered the big leagues a scrawny power pitcher...

In his award-winning first book, J. Michael Martinez reenvisions Latino poetics and its current conceptions of cultural identity. In Heredities, he opens a historically ravaged continental body through a metaphysical dissection into Being and silence. The hand manipulates a surgical etymology through the spine: the longitude where "history gathers in the name we never are." The poems seek to speak beyond codified aesthetics and dictated identity politics in order to recognize a territory of "irreducible otherness" where the self's sinew may be "reeved through revelation" and where,...