WEB TV VISUAL ARTV - WEEKEND READING - JUNE 27, 2015

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Our Three Picks for This Weekend Cool Gray City of Love: 49 Views of San Francisco "Gary Kamiya describes this book as, ‘a love letter to the place in the world that means the world to me’. Each of its 49 chapters explores a different area of the city, from The Farallon Islands to Chinatown, taking readers on a journey that’s both personal and full of the city’s exceptional history." –Lyndsey B. Scribd Editor Cool Gray City of Love: 49 Views of San Francisco Here's what one of our editors has to say: "Gary Kamiya describes this book as, ‘a love letter to the place in the world that means the world to me’. Each of its 49 chapters explores a different area of the city, from The Farallon Islands to Chinatown, taking readers on a journey that’s both personal and full of the city’s exceptional history." –Lyndsey B. Scribd Editor The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge "With his trademark verve and vitality, David McCullough tells the 14-year story of the creation of this modern marvel, from men working in dangerous underwater caissons to faulty cables with an unnerving habit of splitting." –Niree N. Scribd Editor The Great Bridge: The Epic Story of the Building of the Brooklyn Bridge Here's what one of our editors has to say: "With his trademark verve and vitality, David McCullough tells the 14-year story of the creation of this modern marvel, from men working in dangerous underwater caissons to faulty cables with an unnerving habit of splitting." –Niree N. Scribd Editor Cathedrals of the Flesh: My Search for the Perfect Bath "Bathing rituals represent social customs, national histories, and even theology, and Alexia Brue’s story is a fascinating anthropological investigation into these spaces that exist in limbo between public and private." –Mallory F. Scribd Editor Cathedrals of the Flesh: My Search for the Perfect Bath Here's what one of our editors has to say: "Bathing rituals represent social customs, national histories, and even theology, and Alexia Brue’s story is a fascinating anthropological investigation into these spaces that exist in limbo between public and private." –Mallory K. Scribd Editor START YOUR FREE TRIAL

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