Coloring book with animals, crafts, and scenes from the "Grand Circle" (national parks & monuments in the area of Utah, Colorado, Arizona and New Mexico.

Grand Circle Coloring Book

Mark Schlenz

Companion Press

<p>This illustrated, 36-page tour guide includes three chapters which encompass Ellis Island's story, the immigrant experience and Ellis Island restored. Illustrated.</p>

Ellis Island: The Official Souvenir Guide (Guide Book)

B. Colin Hamblin

<p>From February through July, from desert to seashore, interior valley to mountain meadow, California's wildflowers show the delicate beauty of life. "Wildflowers of California" invites you to become part of this fascinating world.</p>

Wildflowers of California

Arts & Photography

Lamb, Susan

Photography & Video

In America's Vanishing Landscapes, Wayne Williams dares to point out a world we may soon discover difficult to find. The collection of enhanced landscape photographs was inspired by Williams's distress at the diminishing natural world as well as his belief that nature is one of humanityÕs most emotionally sustaining elements. A subtle protest of environmental complacency and detachment, it is the first in a continuing series of books and documentaries he has undertaken to continue increasing attention of the starkly fading natural landscape in the U.S. Eleven states are included in America's Vanishing Landscapes, from Montana and Colorado, Utah and Oregon, to California, and the Islands of Hawaii. Heroic images of mountains, rivers, deserts, forests, lakes and ocean vistas express Williams' breathtaking vision. His eye for creating vivid images such as Kauai's Kalalau Valley titled "Valley of Color," to a haunting Aspen forest grove in "Moonglow" and the majesty of Glacier National Parks "3 Rocks at Lake McDonnald" are among the many highlights visualized in Williams' work. The book includes an introduction by the prominent environmentalist Andy Lipkis, Founder of Tree People, as well as an essay by Wayne Williams, a Southern California native who grew up during one of the country's most rapid proliferation of cities, suburbs and resulting urban blight. America's Vanishing Landscapes takes our nation's landscapes back in time, to an era before environmental degradation and destruction. By distilling the true colors in nature to unsullied hues and capturing untouched settings, his photography represents landscapes that were commonplace in the lost wilderness of yesteryear. His interpretation and control of color unshrouds the landscape from the modern effects of humans and technology, bearing the true spirit of nature.

America's Vanishing Landscapes: The Western States

Wayne Williams

Sierra Sojourns

Vern Clevenger

Gay Hollywood: Over 75 Years of Male Homosexuality in the Movies

Stewart, Steve

Humor & Entertainment

Southwest Conference football: The classic 60's

Ken Stockdale

The Last Apostles on Earth

Roger Sapp

Morning Star (The Red Rising Series)

Morning Star

Literature & Fiction

Foster, Elizabeth Stanger

Genre Fiction

When Jamesand Elva Curl Richardson came to Tangier Island in 1946, they little dreamed that they would live there for the next 17 years. At that time Tangier had one church and four telephones. The communityhad no water or sewer system. Electricity was available only from 5 p.m. to 11 p.m. And there certainly were no automobiles. But Tangier Island had a purpose in God's great plan. Originally arriving as a pastor of the only church, Swain Memorial United Methodist Church, Pastor Richardson soon learned an age-old biblical truth that deepened his walk with Christ. It turned his life--and the community of Tangier Island--upside down. This book, 7 Acres, is his first-hand story of revival, loyalty to truth, and suffering for Christ.

7 Acres: The Story of the New Testament Church on Tangier Island

James C. Richardson

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