Down to earth;: The life and views of Ted Moult

Moult, Ted

Golden Eagle Press

The yo-yo man: The autobiography of Bill Maynard

Maynard, Bill

The "Wu-hey" to better cooking

DOUGLAS, Jack

1st Golden Eagle 1977 edition hardcover fine book fine dw In stock shipped from our UK warehouse

The Bogart file

Pettigrew, Terence

On her way home from school one day in 1923, young Achsa Barnwell saw two Jenny (JN4D)aircraft in a vacant lot. Having never seen an airplane before, she stopped for a closer look and, when asked if she would like a ride, didn't even hesitate. They did loops and rolls in the little open-cockpit biplane, and right there and then Achsa's life-long love of flying began. In a book that reads like a fascinating novel, Achsa takes the reader through her flying adventures, her marriages, and her love of sailing. A true pioneer, she taught flying, owned two airlines and a number of historic aircraft, and has seen aviation progress from what was considered an exotic mode of travel to the high-tech and essential presence it is today.

Achsa

Donnels, Achsa Barnwell Peacock Holfelder

Tempe Crabtree, the resident deputy of Bear Creek, a small community in southern Sierra, Tempe Crabtree must do her job while adjusting to a new marriage and raising her teenage son. Part Yanduchi, Tempe is in the process of learning about her heritage. Her involvement in Native American spirtualism cause problems in her relationship with her husband, Hutch, the minister of the local church. In Deadly Omen a candidate for princess is murdered in a Native American Pow Wow while Tempe is working there in her capacity as deptuy. Tempe's investigation takes her onto the Yanduchi reservation. Hutch has difficulty with Tempe's grwoning interest in her heritage as she seeks the identity of the killer.

Deadly Omen (Tempe Crabtree mystery series)

Literature & Fiction

Marilyn Meredith

United States

Have you ever dreamed of walking out into the back yard of your home and climbing into your little airplane and flying it into the skies? Lifting yourself out of a freshly cut alfalfa field on a cool morning just because you felt like doing it? Maybe going noplace, or maybe distant lands? Well, Joe's been dreaming those dreams since he's been old enough to dream. 
Way before his name was Joe, or Mister Gottlieb, they called him Joey. 
A candid, funny, sad, always fascinating autobiography about a Jewish boy who grew up in the tenements of Hell's Kitchen, spent time in an orphanage, and learned to live by his wits and his dream. He came to California to find the "gold just laying in the streets," and he did. The book chronicles his business success, his love of flying, his love of two women and their lives together (the three of them), heartbreaking loss, guts, determination, and triumph, all told by a guy who "tawks" (and writes) funny. Completely outrageous.

Come Down From The Pole, Joey!

Gottlieb, Joe

Unequally Yoked

Deputy Tempe Crabtree is assigned to investigate the disappearance of a child with ties to the Yanduchi reservation. Her search leads her to seek the help of a Yanduchi shaman whose traditional ceremonials put Tempe at odds with her Christian pastor husband.

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

While Deputy Tempe Crabtree and her minister husband Hutch are spending a romantic weekend in a mountain lodge an unexpected blizzard takes out phone and electric services. Among the other guests are some folks from the film industry. When a guest disappears, Tempe's search for her puts her own life in danger.

Intervention (Tempe Crabtree Mystery Series, Book 3)

A hidden marijuna farm and the murder of a long-lost granddaughter keep Tempe busy, while her husband has troubles of his own, when the description of a man who exposes himself to school children sounds like Hutch. The wingbeat of an owl is a harbinger of danger. Suspicious newcomers, false accusations, and a grandfather's heartache leads to murder.

Wingbeat

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