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We'll Be Here For the Rest of Our Lives: A Swingin' Show-biz Saga
$26.00
Paul Shaffer has a natural wit and the ability to tell stories without bringing all the attention to himself. The tales about his boyhood and growing up with two somewhat eccentric parents in Toronto provide a good foundation for his adult adventures. He is proud of his Jewish heritage without being preachy, but never lets you forget. All in all, a fun read with a glimpse into the backstage scenes of the music and late night television world.

Wells and Septic Systems
$21.95
The book is more like a textbook for engineering than a homeowner guide; keep on looking...

Mothers Wheel & Wheel Well Long Handled Brush
$6.61
I just got mine today, used it to clean my 22 inch rims and my 305-40-22 tires not to brag just to give an honest review. The brush got here in a timely manner. I think for nine bucks with free shipping it is worth the price I have not priced it anywhere else but I believe its a good value for the money. I believe this brush was made to clean the tires more then the rims. If you get your tires soaked with some cleaning formula and water this brush will do an excellent job to scrub away grime off of the tires. As for being used to clean rims I dont know. I purchased some of the smaller mother brushes to clean my rims with. The way this brush is designed with the long handle it really works best cleaning larger tires where you dont have to use that much effort to clean the the circumference of the tire when using this long handled brush. I probably wont use this brush to clean my grill or other parts of the car just because I find it a perfect tire cleaning brush and dont like to transfer tire grime to my grill. Like I said good value for the money make sure to buy [...] bucks worth of goods so you can get free shipping on the brush. Also its always hilarious when you get Amazon items shipping in humongous boxes like they did with this brush lol.

Well
$13.00
A rare contemporary novel that speaks to a contemporary reader on a profoundly human level, without formulaic politics, or formulaic psychology, or condescension, or cuteness, or formulaic humanity, but with the voice of an author who, like a good doctor, cares genuinely about some very sick patients, his characters, not even despite but because of their flaws. Compared to Selby and Carver by some, this may be especially so to the extent that each of them shows traces of Dubliners, as McIntosh distinguishes himself with characters that could really be anyone at all, and are, though of a very particular time and place. Others have synopsized the plot and style, so there is no need to repeat. Suffice to say, the author manifests a sophistication and subtlety of human study well beyond his young years, and this reader has not been as deeply touched by contemporary fiction in a long time, when contemporary meant something else entirely.