The Swarthmore College Class of '76 has been a community since our freshman year, bonding, among other ways, over meals in Sharples. Since then, whether we've kept in touch or lost touch, we've kept on eating and making memories that mark the big and the small things that have shaped us. "Cooking With Us" contains Swarthmore stories and recipes for every taste: The food we cooked and shared at Swarthmore, the recipes and memories we brought from home, and those we've enjoyed throughout the decades since we graduated.

Cooking With Us: Food & Memories From the Swarthmore College Class of '76

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Koehler Books

Bipolar by Köehler is the mainstay story (in a larger collection) of a man whose life, beginning at age 30, was hijacked by Bipolar Syndrome. Using journal entries from that time, Koehler discusses how he survived this frightening and confusing illness using a combination of medication, support from his family and friends, and faith in God. Dear Lord, the second section of the book, is a collection of journal entries by the author about the bumps and blessings of daily life. The Road to Capernaum is the story of Koehler s involvement with Young Life Capernaum, a Christian group that works with disabled children as they explore their relationship to their faith and the often challenging world in which they must compete and thrive.

Bipolar by Koehler

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Koehler, John.

Mental Health

In the year AD 11, a crippled baby boy named Benjamin was born to a rabbi and his wife in the town of Capernaum, a fishing village on the northwestern shore of the Sea of Galilee. This in and of itself was not noteworthy, for various forms of disability were prevalent then, as they are today. It wasn t until later in the life of Benjamin, that he would become part of recorded history, and remain with us for almost two thousand years. His miraculous moment was captured and recorded in the best and most irrefutable historical reference book ever produced about that period: the Bible. This novel takes Benjamin s true story from the Bible and imagines what the rest of his story would be. Benjamin existed in the Bible for perhaps an hour. This book gives him life, and lets him exist for the rest of his life.

Benjamin: The Road to Capernaum

Literature & Fiction

Genre Fiction

This is the moving memoir of an inspiring man: his accomplishments, passions and challenges. Told with simple honesty, Tree's story takes the reader from his happy Norfolk upbringing through profound watersheds like the suicide of his father and the loss of his eye to cancer. He recounts his "Renaissance man" vocations (archeologist/ oil speculator/ motel owner/CEO) and avocations (flounder fisherman to oenophile!). Take a walk of faith with Tree as he recounts his journey to meet his God and read the foundational truths that have guided and served him throughout his life.

Tree

Jr. William F. Rountree

Business & Money

This is the inspiring true life story of an amazing child with disabilities who changed the world around her in profound ways. Told by her mother and beloved doctor, this story takes us from Cyndy's troubled birth, the incredible medical treatment and care given by a trusted doctor and staff and her entire family, to her heart rending death. Read the terrible story of the family losing (then regaining) their other children after Cyndy's death due to misinformed local authorities. Witness the deep and abiding faith that carried Anne and the family through the highs and lows and finding the blessed assurance of Cyndy, an unforgettable angel of God.

Cyndy's Blessed Assurance

Harrell, Anne H.

White, MD Larry E.

Biographies & Memoirs

A sweeping, photographic story about the romance, power and passion of trains. Filled with over 400 beautiful, period photos taken by the discerning author, along with captions and reflections, this is a must-have book for train enthusiasts and railfans everywhere. Volume One covers the Glory Years, when trains were the jewels of American transportation, and engines were sexy and clean. Soon enough the decent into mediocrity would begin, but here is railroading when it was King. Told with honesty and wry wit, Volume One is sure to please, the first of a multi-volume set now in production.

My Life With Trains - Volume 1

Engineering & Transportation

McClellan,Jim

Transportation

My Life With Trains - Volume 2

Old Age and Three Virtual Remissions

Old Age and Three Virtual Remissions is a courageous book of hope, a completely uninhibited, sexually explicit and intelligent adult book about life, love, sex, old age and death. Ray Watts has expressed his life in this book with complete honesty as he tells us the story of his wife, medical ailments and how his dreams ultimately fulfilled his emotional and physical needs. This book is unflinchingly real and was written for anyone, especially for those who have grown old ... but not too old to remember, and to dream. Some of the illustrations are quite honest and explicit, beautifully rendered with exquisite detail by the illustrator, Susan Spangler.

Self-Help

Watts, Raymond Day

America's Got Stories, Volume One, is an anthology of 37 hand-picked short stories written by 32 all-American Writers.   James Lough won first place for his story, Christine, an engaging tale about two friends, and the drug-induced history that comes back to haunt them.   Rondaniel Case won second place for These Fine, Finite Things, the story of a soldier who helps shape a new world, and now questions it all.   J. Lee McKenzie won third place for her story, Forgotten, about an old woman who gets lost during a snowstorm, and the strange little girl she meets.  A Japanese son in a feudal village tries to save his mother from death.  A crime victim gets a new identity, but worries she's been discovered. A young Jewish woman is forced to commit unspeakable acts to survive the Holocaust. These are just some of the stories that await you within the pages of this book.  You will be swept away by titillating love stories, endearing drama, and characters so real you can touch them. Fiction and non-fiction, all mixed into one wonderful book, bringing together the best of American writing, sure to provide you with hours of reading pleasure.  Nine judges considered 113 submitted stories, and chose the stories in this book. Each story is, with a few exceptions, between 1,000 and 2,500 words, so the reading is easy, the flavors varied. 37 stories to delight your mind and soul, written by soulful American writers from all across this great land.

America's Got Stories - Volume One

Writers, American

Short Stories & Anthologies

Parenting & Relationships

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Cooking With Us: Food & Memories From the Swarthmore College Class of '76

Bipolar by Koehler

Benjamin: The Road to Capernaum

Tree

Cyndy's Blessed Assurance

My Life With Trains - Volume 1

My Life With Trains - Volume 2

Old Age and Three Virtual Remissions

America's Got Stories - Volume One

Old Age and Three Virtual Remissions