The History of Assassination.

Politics & Social Sciences

McConnell, Brian

Social Sciences

Aurora Pub

Shakespeare: MacBeth; A Casebook (Casebook Series)

Literature & Fiction

Dramas & Plays

Literary Studies, British Literature

Marvell

Wilding

Poetry

A rhyme in an ancient chest hints at buried gold for those who follow its directions.

Badger's Beech.

TREVOR, ELLESTON

Children's Books

Affirmations for Adult Children

MacKie, Dianne

Religion & Spirituality

The Vanderfords: Early settlers of America

Jensen, Cheryl Lynds

The book contains a complete transcription of the original Log Book of a two year voyage around the world in the years 1821-23, plus additional documentation of the voyage, using first hand contemporary accounts. It also contains pictures of many of the native artifacts collected during the voyage. Captain Benjamin Vanderford was a merchant sea captain sailing a vessel owned by a group of investors. The success or failure of the venture was in his hands. And success, then as now, was measured in profits. Captain Vanderford sailed in seas, only lightly charted with rudimentary navigational instruments, entirely at the mercy of the winds, to secure those profits by trading with the local natives. He was a pioneer in the beche-de-mer trade at the Fiji Islands & for three decades challenged the dangers of the uncharted coral reefs of Fiji & the cannibalistic natives, who often killed & ate those who fell upon those reefs. Because of his experience in the Fijis & his knowledge of the South Pacific in general, he later sailed as pilot on the United States Exploring Expedition of 1838-42.

Log of the Brig Roscoe: A Journal of a Passage from Salem Towards the Pacific Ocean on Board the Brig Roscoe of Salem 1821-23, Benjamin Vanderfo

Jensen, Cheryl L.

Home Based Businesses: Striking Gold on a Shoestring

Douglas, Bobb

In a New Light: A Personal Exploration of the Human Aura

Smith, Mark T.

Accidental Courage, Boundless Dreams is the extraordinary true story of one family that suffered the "unthinkable" yet triumphed over tragedy. When nine-month-old Jonathan Barzach died from spinal muscular atrophy, his family struggled with unbearable pain. As they searched for ways to heal and for ways to celebrate his life, they remembered seeing a little girl in a wheelchair at a local playground sadly watching the other children play. With an inner strength they never knew they had and haunted by the sorrow in that little girl's eyes, the Barzach family led a community effort to develop Jonathan's Dream. This special playground where children of all abilities laugh, play and grow together was built with the help of more than 1,000 volunteers. Its impact led a passionate group of parents and professionals to establish Boundless Playgrounds, the first national nonprofit organization dedicated to making fully integrated, universally accessible playgrounds a reality for children everywhere.

Accidental Courage, Boundless Dreams: The True Story of One Family's Search for Healing After the Death of Their Young Son and How They Learned to Deal With Loss by Celebrating Life

Sandy Tovray Greenberg

Amy Jaffe Barzach

Self-Help

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