Lanie Montgomery gave up a high-powered big city career to return to horse country, Southern Pines, NC. She finds peace, quiet, horses, dogs, friends, a sexy but untrustworthy large animal vet—and murder. In Southern Pines, where everyone knows everyone, no one is beyond suspicion. Or does the truth lie in the deep secrets of a prominent family?Deaths began to pile up. Can they be related? What are the common threads?As Lanie involves herself in the investigation, she meets a...

The American crow is known for its sleek feathers, piercing caw, and vengeful memory! In this entertaining book, Professor Oddfeather offers bite-sized facts on the crow's habitat, how crows have adapted to living near humans, and who is in their family tree. A "Battle of the Birds" comparison pits crows against their raven cousins. Downloadable Teacher Notes available.

A single mother of five, Ellen Rogers has endured her fair share of tragedy, having lost both her first husband and stepdaughter to cancer. But nothing could have prepared Rogers for the June 2005 car accident that left her son Ned—now twenty-five years old—a quadriplegic with a brain injury. The road to Ned's recovery was long and discouraging, but when Helping Hands: Monkey Helpers for the Disabled stepped in to provide him with a service animal to help him cope with his disabilities, th...

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"Trees Every Child Should Know" by Julia Ellen Rogers is a delightful exploration of various tree species, designed to engage young readers with the wonders of nature. The book presents an array of trees, each accompanied by vivid illustrations and accessible descriptions that make learning enjoyable. Rogers emphasizes the importance of trees in our environment, encouraging children to appreciate their beauty and significance. Through easy-to-understand language, the book fosters a sense o...

"Trees Worth Knowing" by Julia Ellen Rogers is a captivating exploration of various tree species, highlighting their unique characteristics and ecological significance. The book serves as a guide for nature enthusiasts, providing detailed descriptions and illustrations that make it accessible to readers of all ages. Rogers emphasizes the importance of trees in our environment, discussing their roles in supporting wildlife, improving air quality, and enhancing our landscapes. Each tree is p...

Earth and Sky Every Child Should Know is an educational book aimed at introducing children to the natural world, focusing on the fundamental concepts of earth sciences. Julia Ellen Rogers presents a range of topics, including the study of the earth's structure, the atmosphere, the stars, and other celestial phenomena. The book explains these concepts in a manner accessible to young readers, using simple language and engaging illustrations to make complex ideas more understandable.The narra...

Easy Tree Studies for All Seasons of the YearIt was late April when I came by. As I looked up into that tree top the sunlight was shining through, and at first I thought I must be dreaming. Instead of buds, I saw what seemed like lighted candles, each with a silken frill, like the recurved petals of an iris, below the tip of flame! I had never seen a tree thus illuminated, and the sight was enchanting.The warm spring air had brought out the hickory...

It is not unusual for a festschrift to include offerings from several areas of study, but it is highly unusual for those areas to cross disciplinary lines. This book, in doing just that, is a testimony to Bob Abelson's impact on the disciplines of social psychology, artificial intelligence and cognitive science, and the applied areas of political psychology and decision-making. The contributors demonstrate that their association with Abelson, whether as students or colleagues, has resulted...

This book explores how Marshall McLuhan, with urbanist Jaqueline Tyrwhitt and artist György Kepes, responded to crises in the 60s and 70s similar to what we now face: human-to-human violence on a planetary scale, carving inequities and fomented by arms and mediation; catastrophic human to non-human relations, with human activity sparking irreversible (and accelerating) environmental degradation; imbalanced human-to-machine relations, with computational decision-making outstripping human in...

Wildlife artist Ernest Thompson Seton shares anecdotes of wild animals that he encountered in Yellowstone Park. "I have aimed to show something of the little aspects of the creatures' lives, which are those that the ordinary traveller will see; I go with him indeed, pointing out my friends as they chance to pass, adding a few comments that should make for a better acquaintance on all sides. And I have offered glimpses, wherever possible, of the wild thing in its home, embodying in these ch...

Exploring Earth's Secrets: 71 Geology Books gathers a capacious cross-section of writing through which Earth has been made legible: field guides, popular scientific accounts, textbooks, surveys, and narratives of discovery. Its scope reaches from minerals, strata, fossils, and glaciers to volcanoes, caves, mountains, and the deep time recorded in landscapes. Foundational discussions of geological change and paleontological evidence stand alongside accessible treatments of national parks an...