Historical survey. PHotographs by Ellen Siddons. Maps drawn by Mary Pat Spaulding. Cover painting by Barbara Ellis. Foreword by John M. Midgley. Introduction by the author. Recollections of streams and ponds flooded along the Swift River watershed in central Massachusetts to create the Quabbin Reservoir.

Trout Waters

Foye, William O.

Haleys

Trouble in Tow

Stanton, Cathy

Literature & Fiction

Wrights and Privileges: The Mills & Shops in Pelham, Massachusetts 1739-1937

History

Bigelow, Paul

Americas

Poetry by Armand Brint, poet laureate emeritus of Ukiah, California

In the Name of Wonder

Brint, Armand

Poetry

Lively poetry and occasional prose embracing the fact of aging by a septuagenarian dancer in love with life and movement.

Coming of Age

Meltzer, Ann Marie

Parenting & Relationships

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

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, a psychiatric social worker, and Carole Williams, illustrator, provide children with a clear, gentle explanation about why this is Only Daddy's Dog.

Based on the author's 2012 visits, poetry reflecting on effects of war and oppression on the people of Afghanistan and Gaza. With a foreword by Retired United States Army Colonel Ann Wright/

When Days Are Stones

Smith-Ferri, David

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

Finding My Radical Soul

Biographies & Memoirs

Crowe, Frances

Historical

Games are playful daily practices that flow like a constant brook over the stubborn stones of our old self-destructive patterns, thus slowly wearing them down and washing them away to reveal the stream bed of our basic good nature. Enjoy the games like rich chocolate cake-in small portions. Each day, don't bite off more than you can chew, but chew thoroughly what you bite off. If you play the games regularly, they will become essential to the way you live your life.

Tea with Demons • Games of Transformation

Politics & Social Sciences

Van Itallie, Jean-Claude

Philosophy

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