Books to go, part 2

Same rules about format as last time. I think it's fairly obvious which books are fiction and which are (at the very least intended as) non-fiction. If you want something, leave a comment and I'll put it aside (and strike it out on the list). Anything not claimed by the end of July will go to a charity shop, or booksforfree, or somewhere else similarly suitable. (I accept no responsibility for some of these books; the assorted mediocre fantasy books are all my fault, but I have no idea where some of the others came from.)

Anya Seton	The Hearth and Eagle	PB
Ben Bova	The Duelling Machine	PB
Bill Bryson	The Lost Continent	LPB
David Berger	The Motley Fool UK Investment Guide	LPB	2000 edition; some of the general advice is probably still worthwhile to think about, though.
Dr Chris Wells/Graham Nown	In Pain? A self-help guide for chronic pain sufferers	LPB
Ed Naha	Ghostbusters 2	PB
Ernest Drake	Working with Dragons: A Course in Dragonology	HB
Frank Herbert	Dune Messiah	PB
George Gipe	Gremlins	PB
James Barclay	Dawnthief	LPB	The book of his D&D campaign
Jane Austen	Persuasion	PB
Jasper Carrot	A Little Zit on the Side	PB
John Wyndham	Chocky	PB	Duplicate copy
Larry Niven/Steven Barnes	Dream Park	LPB
Martin John Yate	Great Answers to Tough Interview Questions	LPB
Michael P Fertig	If Cats Could Talk	HB	Cute kitten pictures with silly captions
Peter Wilde/Paul Butt	The WHICH? Guide to Renting and Letting	LPB	1999 edition; probably a bit out of date now
Richard Carlson	Don't sweat the small stuff	PB-ish
Richard Robinson	Brainwaves in the Bedroom	PB	Magic tricks, with explanations of how they work, aimed for youngish children
Storm Constantine	The Way of Light	LPB	Mediocre fantasy. Actually vol 3 of a trilogy, but stands alone perfectly well.
Trudi Canavan	Priestess of the White	HB	Volume 1 of the “Age of Five” trilogy
Trudi Canavan	Voice of the Gods	HB	Volume 3 of the “Age of Five” trilogy