Only one month to go until the presidential election, but our shelves are still filling up with new political books. Find your favorites and get ready for an election night party.

Don't get mad, get MAD. This is perhaps the best political book ever—and in pop-up, no less—from the minds that have skewered politicians for decades.

MAD about Politics
Insight Editions, $34.95
ISBN 9781933784656

A brief biography of the surprise Republican veep nominee, Alaska governor Sarah Palin, written before her nomination and now racking up hefty new sales.

Sarah
By Kaylene Johnson
Epicenter Press, $19.95
ISBN 9780979047084

Obama's plan for the country, as outlined in several speeches delivered during the presidential campaign.

Change We Can Believe In
By Barack Obama
Three Rivers, $13.95
ISBN 9780307460455

The National Review Online columnist explains why the only thing we have to fear is media darling, leftist Obama.

The Case Against Barack Obama
By David Freddoso
Regnery, $27.95
ISBN 9781596985667

Moore answers election-year questions, including this one: How many Democrats does it take to lose the most winnable election in American history?

Mike's Election Guide 2008
By Michael Moore
Grand Central, $13.99
ISBN 9780446546270

In this informative primer to American politics, Conrad—daughter of Sen. Kent Conrad (D-N.D.), niece of Secretary of Agriculture Ed Schafer (a Republican)—explains the issues, causes and party platforms.

What You Should Know About Politics
By Jessamyn Conrad
Arcade, $16.95
ISBN 9781559708838