A Baker's Dozen of Favorite Books for 2014

It's that time again, and once again it was hard to whittle it down to a dozen so I "threw in" an extra bun.

Me, I can't believe there's a math book on the list. And we have some fiction this year as well!

 To End All Wars, Adam Hochschild (nonfiction, World War I history, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 Abraham Lincoln in the Kitchen: a Culinary View of Lincoln's Life and Times, Rae Katherine Eighmey (nonfiction, historical cookbook, Amazon Vine offering)
 Stuff Matters, Mark Miodownik (nonfiction, science, Amazon Vine offering)
 Doctor Who: The Vault, Marcus Hearn (nonfiction, media, Amazon purchase)
 The Victorian City, Judith Flanders (nonfiction, 19th century history, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 Shadow of Night, Deborah Harkness (fiction, Discovery of Witches sequel, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 Essays of E.B. White, E.B. White (nonfiction, essays, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 Queen Victoria's Book of Spells, edited by Ellen Datlow and Terri Windling (fiction, fantasy anthology, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 1941, William K. Klingaman (nonfiction, World War II history, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 Chicks Unravel Time, edited by Deborah Stanish and LM Myles (nonfiction, media essays on Doctor Who, Amazon purchase)
 Here's Looking at Euclid, Alex Bellos (nonfiction, mathematics, Barnes & Noble purchase)
 The Rocketeer: Jet-Pack Adventures, Jeff Conner and Tom Waltz (fiction, science fiction/fantasy, Amazon purchase)
 Rudolph!, Mark Teppo (fiction, fantasy, Books-a-Million purchase)