Holiday Books Gift Guide: Fun stuff: Decorations, destinations, big, big books and cats

Every culture has its own proverbs, and this collection compiles some of the more interesting ones (example: The Japanese sometimes say "Even monkeys fall from trees").

You don’t have to be a kid to enjoy coloring these sketches from some of Dr. Seuss’ best-known books, including "The Cat in the Hat" and "The Lorax."

The cult Portland artist aims to bring the wisdom of Tarot into the new century; this box set combines her popular guidebook with a 78-card deck.

Winter is coming, so consider this book — a comedian’s exploration of the science of Westeros — as a gift for your George R.R. Martin-loving friends.

The author argues that our tendency to constantly check our email — hold on a minute, I’ll be right back — is causing us unnecessary stress in our daily lives.

The photographer best known for his shots of dogs cavorting underwater turns his attention to cats with this book of photographs of felines in midair.

Paris is for amateurs. This book collects 700 fascinating places in the world for the adventurous traveler, including a hole of fire in Turkmenistan and a leech-powered weather forecasting machine in England.

Do you lace up your tennis shoes or your sneakers? This collection of maps highlights the fascinating regional differences in the way Americans talk.