Chocolates on the pillow aren't enough reinventing the customer experience by Tisch

A pillow for my mom by Sgouros

Reports of the Committee on the Conduct of the War Fort Pillow Massacre. Returned Prisoners. by Wade, B. F.

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The knitter's bible knitted afghans & pillows by Crompton, Claire

“…Knitted afghans and pillows…”

The Oriental Rug A Monograph on Eastern Rugs and Carpets, Saddle-Bags, Mats and Pillows, with a Consideration of Kinds and Classes, Types, Borders, Figures, Dyes, Symbols, etc.... by Ellwanger, W. D., 1854-1913 (William DeLancey)

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The hipster librarian's guide to teen craft projects by Coleman, Tina

Table of Contents: “…Creative marbles -- Melted crayon bookmarks -- Blank books -- Layered fabric collages -- Coasters and trivets -- Rubber band bracelets and necklaces -- Mosaic tile jewelry -- Woven paper baskets -- Vinyl totes -- T-shirt reconstruction -- Book pillows.…”
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Demon dentist by Walliams, David 1971-

"First with the most" Forrest by Henry, Robert Selph 1889-1970

Table of Contents: “…A measure of the man -- The first forty years : 1821-1861 -- The first command and the first fight : July 10, 1861 [thru] December 28, 1861 -- Out of the fall of Fort Donelson : December 28, 1861 [thru] February 16, 1862 -- Purpose in the midst of panic : February 17, 1862 [thru] March 16, 1862 -- Battle at the place of peace : March 16, 1862 [thru] May 30, 1862 -- From Mississippi to Kentucky : June 1, 1862 [thru] September 25, 1862 -- The first West Tennessee campaign : September 25, 1862 [thru] January 3, 1863 -- Middle Tennessee : thrust and parry : January 3, 1863 [thru] April 10, 1863 -- The pursuit and capture of Streight : April 10, 1863 [thru] May 5, 1863 -- Retreat with the Army of Tennessee : May 5, 1863 [thru] July 6, 1863 -- Victory without fruits : July 6, 1863 [thru] September 20, 1863 -- To new fields : September 21, 1863 [thru] November 14, 1863 -- A general finds, and makes, his army : November 15, 1863 [thru] February 12, 1864 -- Okolona's debut in victory : January 8, 1864 [thru] February 26, 1864 -- The "occupation" of West Tennessee and Kentucky : February 26, 1864 [thru] April 10, 1864 -- "Forrest of Fort Pillow" : April 10, 1864 [thru] April 13, 1864 -- A sword against Sherman's life line : April 14, 1864 [thru] June 9, 1864 -- Brice's cross roads : high-water mark of victory : June 10, 1864 [thru] June 13, 1864 -- Harrisburg : an invasion repelled by victory : June 14, 1864 [thru] July 23, 1864 -- Memphis : the road that recalled in invading army : July 24, 1864 [thru] August 25, 1864 -- To Tennessee, too late : August 25, 1864 [thru] October 10, 1864 -- Amphibious operations, 1864 style : October 10, 1864 [thru] November 13, 1864 -- Advance : Spring Hill and Franklin : November 14, 1864 [thru] November 30, 1864 -- The rear guard of retreat from Tennessee : December 1, 1864 [thru] December 28, 1864 -- The last campaign and surrender : December 29, 1864 [thru] May 9, 1865 -- The grand wizard of the invisible empire : 1865-1869 -- The harder war : 1865-1877.…”