A guide to growing your own produce organically, and to harvesting it, storing it, preserving it and cooking with it, in ways that retain its goodness and flavour. Carol Bowen also wrote "The Food Processor Cookbook" and "The Vegetarian Microwave Cookbook"

The Green Gardening and Cooking Guide

Sherman, Bob

BOWEN, Carol

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Pan/Macmillan

<p>Weird Rhody collects five short tales from Rhode Island authors set in the Ocean State. Within its pages, a father meets a mysterious little girl during a trip to the beach, aging athletes explore the limits of superstition, a killer boasts superhuman abilities, a small town listens to an hauntingly influential tune, and a Grinch learns the hard way that you shouldn't take the Christmas spirit for granted.The tales come from Rhode Island authors Dennis, J. Kafalas, Paul Lonardo, Bob Sherman and G.A. Miller, and Rob Borkowski. The cover art, "Salty's Chair," comes courtesy of Mary Carlos. The authors offer brief introductions of their tales, focusing on the inspirations that brought them to life. Anthology editor Rob Borkowski provides an introduction referencing the legacy of famed horror writer and fellow Rhode Islander H.P. Lovecraft, for good or ill.</p>

Weird Rhody: Five Tales From The Ocean State That Aren't Quite Right

Literature & Fiction

Lonardo, Paul

Kafalas, Dennis

Borkowski, Rob

Miller, G.A.

Genre Fiction

FantasticForay

<p>Caroline and a teenage boy from England named Tommy, meet in a nursing home while visiting their elderly aunts who had become friends while living in London during World War II.Tommy’s aunt, Martha Remington, asks them to bring her to an abandoned train station for a mysterious visit, and later Caroline’s aunt, Emma Radcliff, seeks their help in finding a plane flown by her fiancé that went missing 40 years ago during the Battle of Britain.With the ingenuity of the Marshall family and the logistics of an orienteering club from Sweden, Caroline and Tommy’s search takes them deep into the wooded highlands and then back in time to World War II London where they experience the courage and tenacity of the English citizens during a German air raid, while they work to uncover a spy ring still in operation. Caroline learns that time has no barriers, and that strength to persevere can come from many sources, but none more irrepressible than a sheep-herding border collie named Jake.</p>

The Train Station

Children's Books

Mysteries & Detectives

North Cove Press

Grow Fruit: Green Essentials - Organic Guides

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Gardening & Landscape Design

Impact Publishing Ltd

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