Visit our mobile site

The Globe and Mail

Jump to main navigation
Jump to main content

News Search
Search Stock Quotes
Search The Web
by Google
Search People at canada411.ca
by Canada411.ca
Search Businesses at yellowpages.ca
by Yellowpages.ca
Search Jobs at eluta.ca
by eluta.ca

The 2009 Gift Books Guide, Part I

Published
Last updated
1 comment

Our annual pre-Christmas guide to the hottest illustrated books of the year. It's all here: nature, art, photography, history, home, travel – and simple aesthetic pleasure.

History

Russia's fashion empire, the war for Ireland and much more

View »

House and Garden

Fantastic treehouses, green houses and more

View »

Nature

Birds, bears and more

View »

Travel

Ever slept in a tree? Ever been to Venice?

View »

Photography

Irving Penn, Benoit Aquin and many more

View »

Art and Design

A.Y. Jackson, Judith Miller and more

View »

Science

Your brain, Einstein's brain and more

View »

Comics and Graphica

Charlie Brown, Marvel Comics and more

View »

The 2009 Gift Books Guide: Music

The Rolling Stones, Johnny Mercer and more

View »

More from The Globe and Mail

From left: Shriya Shah-Klorfine with expedition manager Rishi Kandel and Ganesh Thakuri, managing director of Utmost Adventure Trekking Pvt. Ltd., on the way to Camp 1.
News

How Everest’s ‘death zone’ claimed a Canadian

Chocolate peanut butter whoopie pie
Life

Cake, cookie or pie? Just call them delicious

Canadian Pacific Railway Ltd said on Tuesday that it should start shipping crude oil this summer from a soon-to-be-completed oil terminal in North Dakota's prolific Bakken shale prospect.
Report On Business

Ottawa prepares to intervene in CP strike

The lawsuit names Facebook, its top executives, and the major underwriters of the share issue, including lead underwriter Morgan Stanley, whose headquarters display a financial news stock ticker.
Globe Investor

Disclosure at heart of Facebook investors' lawsuit over IPO

Back to top

MORE TOP STORIES

Pedestrians walk near the Greek, Spanish and French national flags outside the European Parliament in Brussels ahead of an EU informal heads of state summit .
Report On Business

Fears of euro zone break-up heighten as EU leaders meet

Opinions

Long hot summer

Sports

NHL Box Score: Devils 5, Rangers 3 Final

Chevrolet Cruze
Globe Drive

U.S. safety officials add 2012 model year to Chevy Cruze fire probe

Patrick Spence
Globe Investor

Top sales executive quits RIM

Samsung has yet to address the central contradiction of it making devices that use someone else’s operating system. By licensing the free Android OS from Google, Samsung saves itself millions of dollars in software development costs and license fees, but leaves itself dependent on Google.
Technology

Oracle ruling a win for ‘entire Android ecosystem,’ Google says

Photos

A man takes photos at the Albrecht Duerer exhibition during a press preview in the Germanisches Museum in Nuremberg, Germany.

Best pictures from the past 24 hours

A man spreads rose petals, which will be used to make incense sticks, on the floor to dry in a compound in Lahore, Pakistan.

Best pictures from the past 24 hours

Video

Market rebound looks like a head-fake

The world's tallest tower and Japan's biggest new landmark opened to the public on Tuesday.

World's tallest tower opens in Tokyo

Prime Minister Stephen Harper, middle, sits in front of Minister of Defence Peter MacKay, left, and Minster of Foreign Affairs John Baird as they take part in a meeting on Afghanistan during the NATO Summit in Chicago, Ill., on Monday, May 21, 2012.

Why NATO wants the Afghan conflict to just go away

Barefoot World Atlas a charming educational app for map or trivia geeks, and a good alternative for children clamouring to play ‘Fruit Ninja’ on your iPad

Barefoot Atlas app puts the book to shame