Humans have been making lists for even longer than they`ve been writing letters. They are the shorthand for what really matters to us: our hopes & aspirations; likes & dislikes; rules for living & loving; records of our memories & reminders of the things we want to do before we die. Just as he did with Letters of Note, Shaun Usher has trawled the world`s archives to produce a rich visual anthology that stretches from ancient times to present day. From a to-do list of Leonardo da Vinci`s to Charles Darwin on the pros & cons of marriage or Julia Child`s list of possible titles for what would later become an American cooking bible, Lists of Note is a constantly surprising A-Z of what makes us human. In its pages you`ll find 125 lists with facsimiles or illustrations, including: a shopping list written by two 9th-century Tibetan monks; a handwritten list of the BFG`s favourite words by Roald Dahl; the 19 year-old Isaac Newton`s list of the 57 sins he`d already committed; Galileo`s list of parts needed to build his telescope; Einstein`s punitive list of conditions imposed on his first wife; 29-year-old Marilyn Monroe`s inspirational set of New Year`s resolutions; Martin Luther King`s advice for black people starting to use buses; Johnny Cash`s list of `things to do today`; Michelangelo`s illustrated shopping list; & Advice for `chick rockers` by Chrissie Hynde & many, many more...