BUNDLE WEEK: Scott Levine’s bundle on Photography (and birds!)

Since last Fall I have gotten more heavily involved in photography. It’s become my passion. I have been exploring it all, macrophotography, astrophotography, portraits, landscapes, and wildlife. Living in Upstate New York offers many opportunities to photograph birds. You’ll find countless bird boxes and feeders in our yards and an abundance of state parks, lakes, and protected lands that provide a sanctuary for more exotic species like bald eagles and great blue herons. I have really enjoyed capturing them in action and being able to show them in ways we don’t normally get to observe them.

It should be no surprise then that my bundle includes books on photography and birds. If you are curious to see more of my photos you can find them at www.scottelevine.com, but before you do, you should check out the books that I have bundled.

BUNDLE WEEK: Sarah Noell’s bundle of her TOP 3 #CornellPress books!

Books belong together. Whether they topically complement each other, creating a well-rounded reader, or they create a variety filled reading list that excites and challenges, you’re made up of more than just one title.

Here’s another recommendation for #BundleWeek , coming at you from the Marketing Department:

1. America The Fair: Using Brain Science to Create a More Just Nation
2. No Longer Newsworthy: How the Mainstream Media Abandoned the Working Class
3. Earth Emotions: New Words for a New World

(30% off this bundle with promo code O9BUN1)

BUNDLE WEEK: Ange Romeo-Hall’s inspired bundle on human life

1. Nobody’s Home: Candid Reflections of a Nursing Home Aide
2. To Plead Our Own Cause: Personal Stories by Today’s Slaves
3. Stanley’s Girl: Poems
4. A Man with No Talents: Memoirs of a Tokyo Day Laborer
5. Missing: Persons and Politics
   

   

   

   

   

I’ve worked on hundreds of exceptional Cornell books over the years, but these stand out mostly for the way they have so vividly shared worlds I wouldn’t otherwise have seen.