Where Wilderness Lives

Children's Books

Page, Daniel Hance

Action & Adventure

Infinity Publishing

Heritage of the North American Indian People: Some Suggestions Emphasizing the Eastern Woodlands

History

Americas

Borealis Pr

Sacred Life: A North American Indian Ethnohistory Emphasizing the Iroquoians of the Eastern Woodlands

Pine Tree Pr

<div class=Section1> This sweeping, historical adventure begins at the <st1:City><st1:place>Battle</st1:place></st1:City> of the Little Bighorn in 1876 and continues to the present with a pageantry of rugged characters who are caught by both the legacy of the past and the towering beauty of wilderness regions.<o:p></o:p> </div>

Wilderness Trace

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

1st Book Library

Wesley Talon walked into the wilderness, got caught by its empowering beauty and spirit then uncovered the legend of the lost Singer family and their gold. Enemies of the Singer family hunted for Wesley and, through his struggles, he acquired a rage for life, becoming a rugged, legendary character in a wild land.

TOLD BY THE RAVENS

AuthorHouse

Riley is a visitor like no other and is gifted to such an extent that he enabled himself to be free to make the most of his world and enrich the lives of all those he visited. Daniel Hance Page is a freelance writer with nineteen books published and others being written. His books are authentic stories filled with action, adventure, history and travel including Native American traditions and spiritual insights to protect our environment in the smallest park or widest wilderness.

Riley, the Dog Visitor: A True Story for People of All Ages

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Pets & Animal Care

Lulu Publishing Services

The First Americans And Their Achievements brings to light contributions of the Native Americans that have been overlooked by the rest of the world almost as completely as these achievements have shaped some of the best aspects of life today. Developing about half of the world's food supply and the foundations of democratic government along with making major contributions to medicine and an ideal of the sacredness of the environment, the First Americans have provided the modern world with much of what is essential and beautiful in life.

The First Americans and Their Achievements

Daniel Hance Page enjoys telling stories with a message to be considered. Florida Journeys is a two-part book that talks about how people's lives are interwoven in the backdrop of the warm Florida climate.In Part I of this two-part book, "Gone Fishing, A Journey of No Return," Rintin Fox is about to take a journey that will forever change his life. He is living a typical 9 to 5 existence and feels like something is missing. He gets no pleasure from anything and when his outdoors-loving girlfriend finally dumps him, he decides to go to Florida and learn to fish. It becomes a journey of introspection from which there truly is no return.In Part II - "Lost No Longer," we have a different kind of journey into self-preservation and survival. Benteen (Ben) Sands thinks he is going on a Florida holiday. But due to a robbery and fearing for his life, he runs far into the Florida outback where he becomes hopelessly lost and must find his way back to civilization. He first finds ways to survive, then eventually finds his way back. Returning to civilization, he becomes a sort of quasi-celebrity known as The Wild Man or The Man with the Spear." But even though he returns to civilization, the wild is now a part of him. Eventually, he is drawn back to the home he built in the wild where he finds his destiny.

Florida Journeys

Religion & Spirituality

Seaworthy Publications, Incorporated

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Page, Daniel Hance. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Page, Daniel Hance