Barbara Ellis

Barbara W. Ellis

Haley's

Only Daddy's Dog

Daddy comes home from war with post traumatic stress syndrome. His service dog is trained to be dedicated to Daddy, and Daddy's dog is not meant to be a child's pet. Cynthia Crosson, Ed.D, a psychiatric social worker, and Carole Williams, illustrator, provide children with a clear, gentle explanation about why this is Only Daddy's Dog.

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Crosson, Cynthia

Mental Health

the memoir of Pioneer Valley, Massachusetts, antiwar and antinuclear activist Frances Crowe

Finding My Radical Soul

Biographies & Memoirs

Crowe, Frances

Historical

Longtime Catholic Worker Scott Schaeffer-Duffy offers dependable optimism, page-turning narrative, wide-ranging enthusiasm, and just the right comic touch in a collection of stories about shenanigans, activism, family, and faith.

Nothing Is Impossible

Religion & Spirituality

Schaeffer-Duffy, Scott

Christian Books & Bibles

A lifelong dream comes true as the author builds his cabin in the Maine woods surrounded by wildlife and excellent fishing.

Wild Maine Adventure

Science & Math

Emrich Jr, William

Biological Sciences

The story is about eleven-year-old Beetle Beane. She senses and notices things most adults do not see. Before her parents leave on a mission to rescue critically endangered spiders from imminent extinction, they send Beetle to spend a week in Maine. Beetle reluctantly finds herself under the care of Murtha Bellwether, a mysterious hunting guide and owner of an old, ramshackle inn. There Beetle discovers something she shouldn't have and is determined to find the truth behind Murtha's secret.

The Secret of Sooty Wick Inn

Children's Books

Lindgren, Elizabeth

Action & Adventure

An American Railroad Dream

Susie Gaglia reminisces about fulfilling her childhood dream with her career as railroad engineer for passenger and freight trains along the Northeast Corridor during the mid twentieth century. Beginning with her upbringing in a suburb of Buffalo through the process of qualifying to operate locomotives to vignettes from her fifteen-year career, Susie remembers kind mentors, close encounters on the tracks, near misses, massive accidents, and moments of sexual harassment as she fulfilled an American railroad dream.

History

Gaglia, Susie

World

Peter Maurin and Dorothy Day's daughter, Tamar, solve a 1941 mystery involving the Catholic Worker house at 115 Mott Street in a novella by Scott Schaeffer-Duffy. Mr. New Shoes challenges the Catholic Workers to figure out how he is at the center of mystery.

Murder on Mott Street: a Catholic Worker mystery

Mystery, Thriller & Suspense

Mystery

Borderers

Borderers is a story of race, religion, class, and community at the dawn of America. It traces the journeys of two families of southern backwoodsmen from the Atlantic coast to the Pacific coast over the course of four generations. Their migrations form a thread that ties together a larger narrative of America becoming itself as it shapes itself around them as they travel and shapes them into Americans. Through their lives, we can watch the evolution of their world. Find out more at http: //carla.rabinowitz.com.

Rabinowitz, Carla Barringer

Americas

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