Nestled in the hills of scenic western Pennsylvania, the borough of Indiana is a center of learning and the seat of county government. Incorporated in 1816, the borough lies in the heart of the state's bituminous coal region. Indiana has been home to a wide variety of industries and businesses, from breweries and lumber companies to higher education and Christmas tree farms. Among thousands of successful families and individuals, Indiana is famous as the home of actor Jimmy Stewart, Gov. John S. Fishe, and author Ed Abbey.
Indiana, Pennsylvania is a compilation of stunning photographs that reveal a historical community. Included in this valuable history are the secret connections to the Underground Railroad, the arrival of electricity and telephones, the first automobiles, and the last Civil War veteran. Indiana, Pennsylvania also features many parts of the borough that have vanished, such as Indiana's early buildings and most of the old downtown hotels.

Indiana, Pennsylvania (PA) (Images of America)

Arts & Photography

MacGregor, Doug

Wood, Karen

Photography & Video

Arcadia Publishing

Exploring Literature in the Classroom: Content and Methods

Moss, Anita

Christopher-Gordon Pub

The first in a warm-hearted and adventurous series about friendship, courage, a spirited girl, and the love of horses
After a horrific accident, Jess loses Diamond, her beloved pony. Her best friend, Shara, the only witness to the accident, won't tell Jess what happened. Hurt and betrayed, Jess feels as if she's lost not just one best friend, but two. Then she gets to know a beautiful filly called Walkabout, and makes some new friends. Things are looking up—until it seems that Walkabout is to be sold to a cruel new owner. The kids come up with a rescue plan that involves Jess competing at the next "campdraft"—a sport involving a horse and rider working cattle. Can Jess win the campdraft and use the prize money to buy Walkabout, the filly of her dreams? And will she ever make it up with Shara, her ex-soul-sister?

Diamond Spirit (1)

Teen & Young Adult

Literature & Fiction

Allen& Unwin

In the second book in the adventurous Diamond Spirit trilogy, Jess's friend Luke needs help figuring out where he belongs
After a harsh childhood spent in foster care, Luke comes to Harry's place through a horse gentling program, and found the closest thing he's ever had to family. But when Harry dies, Luke's life quickly falls apart. He has a bitter falling out with Harry's son Lawson, and, afraid of becoming lost in the foster system again, Luke runs away, taking little but a moonstone pendant given to him by Jess. He finds himself camped by a river with three Aboriginal elders. Can they help him discover who he is and where he belongs?

Moonstone Promise (2) (Diamond Spirit)

Children's Books

Animals

Rain Dance

Macramé For Absolute Seniors: A Simplified Guide to making Beautiful charming bags, tablecloths, toys, interior items etc from Knots

Decorative Arts & Design

Independently published

Sacred Rebel: Women Who Dare To Disrupt

Self-Help

Martin, Joan

Martin, Christine

Ashwin, Tarsh

Polglase, Amanda

Merriman, Annabelle

Power, Belle

Nguyen, Daisy

Birch, Freya Rose

Maddon, Jenna Faye

Motivational

CRICUT PROJECT IDEAS: Step-by-step guide to create your original craftworks. Get inspired!

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Crafts & Hobbies

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