From Face 2 Face website: The time is 250 million years ago, the place is the super-continent Pangaea. A devastated Earth has just undergone its greatest extinction and now Pangaea itself is splitting up. But this is not the end, it is a new beginning. As time passes the continents take shape. Forest, Savannah, mountains and wetlands appear. Animals evolve, and strong species compete for their territories. As life battles life, the question "Who will rule the earth?" remains unanswered. In Genesis you play the part of great reptiles, dangerous dinosaurs, powerful mammals or cunning man establishing yourself in the new ecosystems on the barren earth as you strive for world dominance.

Genesis Game (Reiner Knizia)

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Reiner Knizia

Crafts & Hobbies

Face to Face Books

Welcome to a light-hearted, affectionate look at a classic American place: the neighborhood barbershop.Through entertaining photos text, author Mic Hunter explores this fondly-remembered world of familiar smells, strewn hair clippings, and good conversation - a place of being just a "regular guy."For over a decade, Hunter, a widely-published psychologist, has pursued a commitment to document the life of small, gradually-disappearing traditional barbershops around the country.The photos celebrate the wonders of ordinary places. The stories recall the soothing snip of scissors, the hum of the clippers, the idle talk and banter - all the pleasures of a visit to the neighborly barber.

The American Barbershop: A Closer Look at a Disappearing Place

Arts & Photography

Hunter, Mic

Photography & Video

To the surprise of her family, Winona Pathfinder, an elderly Lakota Sioux medicine woman, announces she intends to die in two months. For counseling, Winona is referred to psychologist Dr. Meggie O'Connor - Caucasian, middle-aged, and divorced. A reluctant client, the feisty Winona decides to turn the tables and teach Dr. O'Connor a thing or two about life, while steadfastly refusing to renounce her plan to die.

Winona's Web

Literature & Fiction

Cogan, Priscilla

United States

Warming Fires: Stories for All Seasons

Kunkel, Jeff

In this collection of short humorous ghost stories, Hand and his 'fraidy-cat sidekick, Clifford, venture forth to explore the deserted barns, ramshackle hotels, creaking gristmills, and overgrown cemeteries around the mythical small town of Myrtleville, somewhere in rural Indiana. The delightful espacades gleefully combine regional history, humor, and ghosts galore. For readers 8 and up.

The Fresh Grave And Other Ghostly Stories

Children's Books

Raymond Bial

Science Fiction & Fantasy

An entertaining first novel, dealing with Great Lakes water right and Native American gambling issues.

Go Blue

Beam, Jack

This moving Native American historical novel tells the story of four generations of a Nakota (Assiniboine) family of the northern Great Plains. Set in the period 1780-1840, the story reflects the joys and sorrows of Native life in the heyday of the horse culture of the plains. With a deep respect for the earth, sky, and four winds, the Nakota people lived in close harmony with the ever-migrating herds of buffalo, ranging back and forth across what is today the Canadian/United States border near the Sweet Grass Hills of Montana. All would change as the dreaded smallpox struck, after first contact with Euro-American soldiers and traders in the late 18th century. Reflecting the vast beauty of the prairie, the novel is based on a combination of personal memories, historical research, and stories handed down from the author's grandmother. With its descriptions of close-knit, loving families, this is a deeping touching story.

Buffalo Seekers: A Novel of the Nakota

Comics & Graphic Novels

Kirkaldie, Louis

Graphic Novels

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