Half Price Books is a chain of bookstores that, as the name informs us, sells books at half price. The Humble location is welcoming and well-organized selling books from a wide range of categories. They have a vast collection of fiction and non-fiction, cookbooks, children's books and far more. Half Price Books also has an impressive audio section. Shoppers can purchase audio books for a fraction of the price or rummage through the used CDs section to find some great bargains. Half Price Books in Humble regularly hosts store events, like book club and poetry night. Check their website to see what's on the calendar.

Half Price Books is open Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. and Sundays from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.

Half Price Books
9743 FM 1960 Bypass Road West
Humble, TX 77338
(281) 540-3950
http://www.hpb.com/074.html
http://www.yelp.com/biz/half-price-books-humble

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While we’ve all had a classic pork chop, most people aren’t aware of the many other recipes involving pork. If you want to expand your at-home culinary creations without ruining your healthy diet, these delicious and nutritious pork recipes from the NIH will help you do just that:

Pork Chops in Warm Cherry Sauce
Add a sweet, tangy update to the usual pork chop with this simple recipe. By cooking the meat in red wine, cherries and a few common spices, this dish is both elegant and quick enough to prepare after a long day at work.

Pork Mignons With French Applesauce
Continuing the fruity flavor trend, this pork dish uses applesauce to add taste without adding fat and calories. These pork mignons add up to only 250 calories and a full 26 grams of healthy protein, with a cinnamon and apple flavor that’s perfect for fall or winter dinners.

Grilled Pork Tenderloin
The lean pork tenderloin has a texture similar to chicken, which makes it simple and quick to prepare. Seasoning with garlic, soy sauce and fish sauce helps the dish take on an Asian flavor that tastes much more complex than it actually is. At only 8 grams of fat, you really can’t go wrong with this unique pork recipe.

For more pork recipes and other healthy eating tips, visit the NIH website.

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