Writings from The New Yorker 1927-1976Here are 161 wise, witty, and spirited short pieces and essays by the inimitable E. B. White. Written for the New Yorker over a span of forty nine years, they show Whites changing concerns and development as a writer. In matchless style White writes about everything from cicadas to Khrushchev, from Thoreau to hyphens, from academic freedom to lipstick, from New York garbagemen to the sparrow, from Maine to the space age, from the Constitution to

The environment surrounding them—plants and animals—has grown more cunning and predatory

Leadership and Legacy: Discover how Tim Cook’s rise and Jony Ive’s eventual departure marked a pivotal shift from a culture of fearless innovation to one of unparalleled operational excellence

Is this the universe trying to tell them there’s a do-over in their future

and entertaining romp

Sophie Diao

Max and Alex realize there’s a way to save Max’s mom if they’re daring enough to try

not a biological imperative

he’ll teach you to build it to last

which was a finalist for the New York Public Library's Helen Bernstein Book Award in 2005

almost an encyclopaedia for those interested in children's education

de la autora superventas de Una buena chica

where good and evil are not easily distinguished