Native Stones: Book About Climbing (Flamingo)

David, Craig

Sports & Outdoors

Flamingo

First to Fly: How Wilbur and Orville Wright Invented the Airplane

It started with a toy. As boys, Wilbur and Orville Wright loved making their helicopter fly. As adults, the brothers made their living taking things apart and putting them together again: printing presses, bicycles, planes. . . . Through trial and error, these two boys from Dayton, Ohio, built the plane that would change the world forever. With an inspiring text, original paintings, period photographs, and detailed diagrams, First to Fly recreates the story of the Wright Brothers, from their earliest challenges to their final triumph.

Children's Books

Biographies

Crown Books for Young Readers

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Craig David: "Born To Do It"

Arts & Photography

Music

Omnibus Press

On The Crofter's Trail

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

Pimlico

...the lives and writings of Francis and Clare are the very stuff of poetry. As the poems in this anthology demonstrate, Francis and Clare are icons that call from poets, ancient and new, songs of homage, songs of veneration, songs that try to understand something of the mystery of their love of God and all God s creatures... from the Foreword by Murray Bodo, O.F.M. Francis and Clare in Poetry: An Anthology is a comprehensive collection of poems written by and about Saints Francis and Clare. The poetry in this anthology is as timeless and memorable as the masters who wrote them. MURRAY BODO BILLY COLLINS SEAMUS HEANEY GERARD MANLEY HOPKINS THOMAS MERTON HOWARD MOSS DANTE GABRIEL ROSSETTI ALFRED LORD TENNYSON WILLIAM WORDSWORTH CHARLES WRIGHT And more!

Francis And Clare in Poetry: An Anthology

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Franciscan Media

Shows stickers issued by hotels around the world to identify the luggage of their guests

Luggage Labels: Mementos from the Golden Age of Travel

Graphic Design

Chronicle Books+

With the secular culture falling down all around him, James Bailey's not-so-wonderful-life is spinning out of control. Where can he turn? How can he go?  David Craig takes us on an exhilarating cab ride, side-swiping transcendentalism, Blythesdale, and Margaret Fuller in the process. And in doing so, he manages to turn the "search for father" motif in American letters on its head. This is a search for the Holy Mother.  It's a rare book that is both monastic and charismatic-anyone acquainted with the latter will love the chapter on misguided zeal, aptly titled "Busbey Burkeley." And there is no preaching to the choir in this thoroughly Catholic book. You will be drawn in, challenged, sung to. Enjoy.

The Cheese Stands Alone

CMJ Marian Publishers

People get it wrong. The saints are more human than the rest of us, not less. And this is so not only in the great saints like Padre Pio, who once punched a man who denied his stigmata, but in lesser known holy ones as well. Peter Maurin, for example, the co-founder of the Catholic Worker Movement, knew the pull of pride. That's why he said, Don't try and be a big shot. Be a little shot. And Blessed Anna-Maria Taigi? She once threatened her ambitious daughter with a hot poker. There would be no social climbing in her family. They are more alive than the rest of us, and that is because they understand humility. It is sanity, joy, the only way to heaven. Through their intercession, may we grow in it daily.

Whose Saints We Are

Kaufmann Publishing

IT' S OK TO FAIL THE TEST As Long as You Learn the Lesson! "DEAR GOD, I need help! I'll do anything if you'll just get me out of this mess. Please, make the pain go away." Does God really use painful events to teach us valuable lessons? If so, then why do we often ignore, forget, or fail to apply the lessons? During his twelve year battle with the threat of death by cancer, David Craig discovers unexpected answers to these questions while attempting to renegotiate the promises he made to God in exchange for his life. His unwillingness to believe that "the doctor always knows best" just because he's the doctor, produces a startling revelation-leading him to an unconventional yet most logical approach to cancer treatment.

It's OK to Fail the Test: As Long as You Learn the Lesson!

History

Pleasant Word-A Division of Wi

Apocalypse Television

Rowman & Littlefield Publishing Group

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