Created in honour of the innocent victims of the deadly September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the US, Gerald and Marc Hoberman offer this moving tribute to the city of New York and its courageous citizens. Featuring images taken in the months prior to the attacks that destroyed the World Trade Center buildings, this booklet highlights the city of New York, as well as the twin towers that stood as a symbol, not just of New York, but also of the promise and prosperity of the US. This commemorative booklet includes seven new images not found in the hardcover edition of New York, each one featuring the World Trade Center buildings, giving readers the opportunity to share in remembering the tragic events of their destruction. A donation is made to disaster relief for each book purchased.

The Gerald & Marc Hoberman Collection's Mighty Marvelous Little Books Are Now Available in A Pre-Packed, 24-Count Countertop Display!

This volume features text and illustrations from the gift book London published by the Gerald and Marc Hoberman Collection.

Twenty of Gerald and Marc Hoberman's most compelling images of Washington, D.C. are collected in this incredible full-color postcard book. The book includes photographs of all the major monuments: Washington, Lincoln, and Jefferson, as well as important landmarks such as the Capitol Building, the White House, and Arlington National Cemetery. Micro perforations make the postcards easy to remove and send to friends and family, but these colorful books also make great souvenirs of a trip to the U.S. capital city.

Gerald and Marc Hoberman's "London" is the very quintessence of this great city, an incisive manifestation of surprise and delight. It is a celebration and an important record of England's capital at the dawn of the new millennium. The well-known comment of Samuel Johnson, 'When a man is tired of London, he is tired of life', is as true today as it was in 1777. Johnson went on to say, 'for there is in London all that life can afford', which also still holds good. It is a city which bursts with museums and galleries, some of which are amongst the finest in the world; it has one of the highest number of theatres found in any capital city; it is a shopper's paradise for the discerning buyer and bargain-hunter alike; its pubs, clubs and restaurants are numerous, varied and legendary; and it has vast expanses of parkland for recreation and leisure. London is a city of immense size, where the old and the new live comfortably cheek by jowl. Pageantry, modern technology, quaint customs, the latest in fashion, ancient traditions, the bustle of modern-day life, the tranquillity of a garden square, international finance, street traders and architectural masterpieces appear to have been thrown into a vast melting pot and have survived to provide an irresistible medley of ancient and modern. "London", in both pictures and words, speaks for itself.