Toward the Modern Style Rookwood Pottery: The Later Years 1915- 1950

Trapp, Kenneth R

Gibbs-Smith

The Great Teas of China is the authoritative guide to the extraordinary tea world of China, written by the leading master tea merchant in the United States, Roy Fong. From hand-picked white teas from Fu Ding and expertly crafted oolongs from Taiwan, to patiently aged puerh from Yunnan and everything in between, Fong offers his insights on choosing, brewing, and enjoying more than a dozen of his favorite Chinese teas. Fong’s Imperial Tea Court teahouse in San Francisco has been an inspiration to a whole generation of tea enthusiasts, who visit from all over the world to enjoy the finest selection of Chinese teas available in America. The Great Teas of China is a very personal and accessible introduction to contemporary tea connoisseurship. The Great Teas of China includes detailed information about tea farming, local history and culture of tea-growing regions, and artisanal techniques for processing the leaves of Camellia sinensis, the flowering perennial at the hear of Chinese culture for thousands of years. In 1993, Hong Kong native Roy Fong and his wife, Grace, created the now famous Imperial Tea Court in San Francisco, California. He is widely recognized as an authority on Chinese tea and has written about tea for Kyoto Journal and Tea Magazine, been featured in numerous publications including The New York Times, Forbes, Gourmet, Wine Spectator, and Sunset Magazine, and has appeared on the National Public Radio program “Talk of the Nation” and in the film The Meaning of Tea.

Great Teas of China

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Fong, Roy

Beverages & Wine

This book contains 50 historic photographs and 80 full-color plates of paintings that created the southwestern mystique. With foresight and visiCouse, Akin, and Widforss.

Visions & Visionaries The Art and Artists of the Santa Fe Railway

D' Emilio, Sandra and Campbell, Suzan

The thirtieth anniversary edition of Living On The Earth maintains the innocence, lyricism and whimsy of the original, enriched with current information on sustainable technology and protection of the environment. At once a practical manual of recipes and directions for creating from scratch all of life's basic amenities and some of its frivolities, an influential artist book with an instantly identifiable style, an insider's view of the Utopian commune movement of the early seventies, and a spiritually uplifting lifestyle book, Living On The Earth continues as a beloved addition to our bookshelves.

Living on the earth

Sports & Outdoors

ILLustrated

Hiking & Camping

The Sierra Club's publishing program for children is intended to bring to young people books about the earth, its creatures, and humankind's role among them. Sierra Club Books for Children offer responsible information about the environment to young readers, with attention to the poetry and magic in nature that so fascinated and inspired John Muir, the poet-philosopher who was the Sierra Club's founder. Covering a wide range of genres--from naturel history to fiction--these books look at the world with the eyes of the young, exploring and probing the little-known from starting places close to home. If you like this book, ask your bookseller or librarian for others in this unique program.

In Good Hands: Behind the Scenes at a Center for Orphaned and Injured Birds (Sierra Club Books for Kids)

Children's Books

Swinburne, Stephen R.

Animals

A tale in both English and Spanish presents a young boy of the Costa Rican rain forest who discovers that not everyone shares his and his family's love and respect for the beautiful forest.

Fernando's Gift / El Regalo de Fernando (English and Spanish Edition)

The Sierra Club Books For Children

Education & Reference

"A year in the life of the Little Brown Bat is beautifully depicted in both the text and the illustrations of this natural science picture book. Bash opens a world of shadows and night sounds to young readers, communicating in an unsensational way the creature's complexity and grace. Her watercolor illustrations are evocative and realistic, conveying mood as well as the motion of the small, swooping creature she describes." --Booklist "Beginning with the spring gathering of 'maternity colonies' in steeples, barn rafters and chimneys, readers learn about bat behavior, biology and the basics of echolocation. Luminous watercolors and lively information present the world's only flying mammals in a sympathetic, even endearing light." --Publishers Weekly "Bash's illustrative talents shine. . . . An excellent choice." --School Library Journal, starred review "An artist's eye is apparent in each dramatic spread. . . . Beautiful and informative." --Kirkus, pointer review

Shadows of the Night pb: The Hidden World of the Little Brown Bat (Sierra Club Books for Kids)

Bash, Barbara

Come Back, Salmon: How a Group of Dedicated Kids Adopted Pigeon Creek and Brought It Back to Life

Come Back, Salmon

From Gisela Jernigan--Childrens Literature: "Although Pigeon Creek flows into Washington's beautiful Puget Sound, before it was adopted and cleaned up by Mr. Jackson's fifth grade class, it was so full of trash that you could barely see the water, let alone any fish. Just about everyone in Jackson Elementary, led by the dedicated fifth grade, helped to clean the creek and restock it with baby salmon. Throughout the project the kids learned a great deal about the ecology of the stream and the needs and life cycle of the Coho salmon. And even though many people told them the salmon would never return to Pigeon Creek, they were successful. The many colored photos and drawings enhance the lively text, which is informal, informational and inspiring. Orbis Pictus Award winner and a Horn Book Fanfare award."

Come Back, Salmon: How a Group of Dedicated Kids Adopted Pigeon Creek and Brought it Back to Life

Cone, Molly

The Sierra Club's publishing program for children is intended to bring to young people books about earth, its creatures, and humankind's role among them. Sierra Club Books for Children offer responsible information about the environment to young readers, with attention to the poetry and magic in nature that so fascinated and inspired John Muir, the poet-philosopher who was the Sierra Club's founder. Covering a wide range of genres--from natural history to fiction--these books look at the world with eyes of the young, exploring and probing the little-known from starting places close to home. If you like this book, ask your bookseller or librarian for others in this unique program.

Animals you Never Even Heard Of

Curtis, Patricia

An introduction to organic gardening which explains how to grow a cornucopia of fruits and vegetables in unexpected colors, outlining simple guidelines for planning, planting, caring for, and troubleshooting a rainbow garden. Also includes some special recipes.

Blue Potatoes, Orange Tomatoes: How to Grow A Rainbow Garden (Sierra Club Books for Kids)

Creasy, Rosalind

Science, Nature & How It Works

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