Poetry. "She dreamt she was telling you about her dreams. The dinosaur-calls of loons; the hum of a canoe. I tried to tell her about frontier, but she was too far gone in collection. Besides, everyone has a stolen country stowed away. It is a moth pressed to a screen."—Georgia M. Talbot

In the Key of Those Who Can No Longer Organize Their Environments

Literature & Fiction

Anderson, Stephanie

Poetry

Horse Less Press

Georgia Belle

It's 1886 in dusty Prescott, Arizona and young Georgia Belle is dragged into town with her two daughters to face the trial of her husband who is accused of murdering the marshal.   Locked up in the boarding house next to the jail, Georgia anxiously awaits the verdict and soon senses that nobody cares if her abusive husband is the real killer or not. Found guilty, her husband is hanged. In the meantime, the townsfolk gossip and speculate whether Georgia is really a gunslinger who rides the range. Forced to sell the ranch, she leaves her daughters with her father, and solicits the aide of a whorehouse madam who introduces her to Ben Anderson, a successful bounty hunter with an ego bigger than the Grand Canyon. Together, they have a son and build a working cattle ranch, but Ben has many enemies and Georgia can't shake an undeniable feeling of impending danger. After Georgia's dreams go up in smoke, she starts her life again in California, this time with her son.   Georgia must learn to deal with the difficulties of living in a man's world in the Old West, while managing to keep a few dark secrets along the way.

Genre Fiction

iUniverse

It's 1886 in dusty Prescott, Arizona and young Georgia Belle is dragged into town with her two daughters to face the trial of her husband who is accused of murdering the marshal. Locked up in the boarding house next to the jail, Georgia anxiously awaits the verdict and soon senses that nobody cares if her abusive husband is the real killer or not. Found guilty, her husband is hanged. In the meantime, the townsfolk gossip and speculate whether Georgia is really a gunslinger who rides the range. Forced to sell the ranch, she leaves her daughters with her father, and solicits the aide of a whorehouse madam who introduces her to Ben Anderson, a successful bounty hunter with an ego bigger than the Grand Canyon. Together, they have a son and build a working cattle ranch, but Ben has many enemies and Georgia can't shake an undeniable feeling of impending danger. After Georgia's dreams go up in smoke, she starts her life again in California, this time with her son. Georgia must learn to deal with the difficulties of living in a man's world in the Old West, while managing to keep a few dark secrets along the way.

“Sustainable” has long been the rallying cry of agricultural progressives; given that much of our nation’s farm and ranch land is already degraded, however, sustainable agriculture often means maintaining a less-than-ideal status quo. Industrial agriculture has also co-opted the term for marketing purposes without implementing better practices. Stephanie Anderson argues that in order to provide nutrient-rich food and fight climate change, we need to move beyond sustainable to regenerative agriculture, a practice that is highly tailored to local environments and renews resources. In One Size Fits None Anderson follows diverse farmers across the United States: a South Dakota bison rancher who provides an alternative to the industrial feedlot; an organic vegetable farmer in Florida who harvests microgreens; a New Mexico super-small farmer who revitalizes communities; and a North Dakota midsize farmer who combines livestock and grain farming to convert expensive farmland back to native prairie. The use of these nontraditional agricultural techniques show how varied operations can give back to the earth rather than degrade it. This book will resonate with anyone concerned about the future of food in America, providing guidance for creating a better, regenerative agricultural future. Download a discussion guide (PDF). Purchase the audio edition.

One Size Fits None: A Farm Girl's Search for the Promise of Regenerative Agriculture

Engineering & Transportation

Engineering

University Of Nebraska Press

Have you ever watched a travel show on a foreign country and afterwards felt a burning desire to visit? Or talked to someone who described their trip to a faraway land leaving you envious of their experience? What if there was a fun, low pressure, and rewarding job that could enable you to live your dreams of enjoying life in exotic places? While teaching English in non-English speaking countries has long been a favorite gateway to world travel and adventures abroad, there is currently a rising demand for ESL teachers qualified to work with kindergarten-age students. Developing countries across the planet are experiencing newfound wealth, and given the high value many of these cultures place on education, they are interested in teaching their children English at younger and younger ages. This growing demand for ESL kindergarten teachers will likely continue for many years, which means if you are interested in working in this part of the ESL market, you will be able to find work and receive competitive rising wages as you acquire more experience. The benefits of working as an ESL kindergarten teacher are numerous. Unlike many older students, kindergarten-age children are respectful to their teachers and excited to be at school. At this young age, you become one of the few adults in their world, and your students will rely on you for guidance, protection, and good old fashioned fun. In return they will provide you with enough affection, warm smiles, and laughter to last a lifetime. If the prospect of teaching English to young learners’ sounds intimidating, it need not be any longer. This book provides new teachers all the necessary information they require to confidently start teaching ESL kindergarten. Don’t hesitant to miss out on a truly rewarding job with plenty of adventure in exotic destinations; read on to discover how to become an ESL kindergarten teacher.

How to Teach ESL Kindergarten: Everything You Need to Know to Teach English as a Foreign Language to Young Learners

Reference

English as a Second Language

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

Isn't it encouraging when you hear someone share an experience they have gotten through? It can be discouraging though when no one seems to share similar experiences as you. It can make you feel alone and even think something is wrong with you. 
Stephanie felt that way about her salvation story and other parts of her life. She wants to give you hope that you are not alone and encourage you. If she could get through abuse, self-hate, grief, relationships, ministry, and more on her journey of life and faith, then you can get through anything life throws at you too.

Uniquely Made: My Journey Through Christianity

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Faith

Come along on this 30 day journey of deepening your faith walk through an inspirational devotional!

Greek Words of the Day: 30 Day Devotional

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

Independently published

Pelletier : the Forgotten Castaway of Cape York

Biographies & Memoirs

Community & Culture

Melbourne Books

Key Lime . . . Peach blackberry . . . Sour cream raisin . . . Maple walnut . . . Chocolate pecan . . . Killer Pies presents 50 fresh-baked recipes from award-winning bakers across North America. These passionate pie masters share their fail-proof methods for producing flaky perfection in delicious, unforgettable variations on this classic dessert. Luscious color photographs accompany each tried-and-true recipe along with a regional guide to the diners, cafes, bakeries, and farms that serve up the originals. Stuffed with the tastiest ingredients from Santa Fe to Winnipeg, Killer Pies serves up a sweet filling of mouthwatering satisfaction!

Killer Pies: Delicious Recipes from North America's Favorite Restaurants

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Baking

Becker&Mayer

Killer Chili serves up the hottest chili recipes from 50 renowned restaurants in the US and Canada. This latest mouthwatering volume of the Killer series follows on the heels of the popular Killer Ribs and Killer Pies, and presents the best bowl-filling fare in North America. Filled with savory secret formulas, including a beer-laden chorizo sausage chili, a tempting Cape Cod seafood variety, a meatless Southwestern vegetable chili, and a rosemary-flavored Tuscan version, this cookbook contains old favorites, exotic new twists, and everything in between to satisfy any craving for a steaming bowl of red.

Killer Chili: Savory Recipes from North AmericaÆs Favorite Chilli Restaurants

Regional & International

Chronicle Books+

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In the Key of Those Who Can No Longer Organize Their Environments

Georgia Belle

Georgia Belle

One Size Fits None: A Farm Girl's Search for the Promise of Regenerative Agriculture

How to Teach ESL Kindergarten: Everything You Need to Know to Teach English as a Foreign Language to Young Learners

Uniquely Made: My Journey Through Christianity

Greek Words of the Day: 30 Day Devotional

Pelletier : the Forgotten Castaway of Cape York

Killer Pies: Delicious Recipes from North America's Favorite Restaurants

Killer Chili: Savory Recipes from North AmericaÆs Favorite Chilli Restaurants