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There are reams of books about Atlantis, some better than others. Graham Hancock has written a lot of this type of book. Erich von Daniken was also a prolific writer. If you are going to read these, you ought also to read some more mainstream books with archaeological bases on the same...

Not quite sure what you are looking for. It is freely listed in second hand book sites: The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, translated by Fitzgerald, Illustrated by Jeff Hill, published by The Peter Pauper Press of Mount Vernon, New York - Google Search

Try this: New & Used Books, Textbooks, Rare & Out of Print Books: AbeBooks

Maybe he would be better with non-fiction, particularly about anything that he is interested in. Many boys do not enjoy fiction much at the age of 14.

Book One = Witch Week by Diana Wynne Jones >> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Witch_Week

THROUGH THE JUNGLE OF DEATH: A Boy's Escape from Wartime Burma.(Review) (book review) | Geographical | Find Articles at BNET An annotated bibliography of diaries ... - Google Book Search Teaching in Wartime China: A Photo ... - Google Book Search There are plenty around if you search.

All these write mediaeval mysteries/thrillers: Michael Jecks; Peter Tremayne; Ariana Franklin; Margaret Frazer

These people have great books and readers: Brilliance Audio OR Recorded Books, LLC

There are several: AbeBooks: Search Results - Hypatia of alexandria

Big Stone Gap series by Adriana Trigiani

Canticle for Leibowitz by Walter M. Miller The Postman by David Brin Little Big Man by Thomas Berger

I remember a period when the in-thing was microfiche. We were all going to have microfiche readers and the book was going to become redundant. As one passionate devotee suggested, we could read in bed by projecting the pages onto the ceiling. :whistling:

Travels in Arabia Deserta by Charles Doughty. Wilfred Thesiger's books. Gertrude Bell's books. Robert Tonkinson, Louise S. Spindler, George D. Spindler, The Mardu Aborigines: Living the Dream in Australia's Desert Keiran Kelly, Tanami: On foot across Australia's desert heart

Actually, blame the government - tax on fuel is at 60%.:eek:

The UK government is now worried [at last] - and looking at how to bring prices down. Current price per litre between £1.15 and £1.20 for petrol, and £1.21 to £1.41 for diesel.

Anne Fadiman's "At Large and At Small" - brilliant stuff.

James Patterson: When the Wind Blows & The Lake House

Could you get together with a group of like-minded people, each take on a couple of subscriptions, and then circulate the magazines?

Robert Graves: I, Claudius and Claudius the God Lindsay Davis's Felco series. Robert Harris: Pompeii and Imperium

Happy days - last time I filled up it was £1.09 per litre [ and that was cheap ]:D