Life goes on, more or less as expected until, out of the blue, something happens that requires a change of course. In the early 1920's the famous psychologist Carl Gustav Jung became aware of the frequency of events in the lives of his clients in which he sensed an uncanny connection of the inner, unconscious world, with the outer, conscious world. In 1951, Jung formally introduced the word “synchronicity” to describe the phenomenon of a coincidence with meaningful effect. It includes the concept of the Trickster, the archetype that includes highly developed elements of the unconscious. It Just So Happened: A Synchronistic Journey is a chronicle of synchronistic events that influenced the author's life for ninety-seven years. The book was written by Nancy Anderson, niece of Norman Rockwell, who was co-founder of the C.J. Jung Society of Florida and a teacher of Jung psychology. The impetus for writing the book was itself a synchronistic event. For more than a decade, Nancy wrote short cameos about her family and relatives, but she wasn't interested in going into more detail about her own life. Then … It Just So Happened … a man named Earl Mackey, a friend and fellow-member of the Jung Society of Sarasota held a seminar on synchronicity, and Nancy realized there was a new, fascinating perspective of life she needed to share.

It Just So Happened: A Synchronistic Journey

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Nancy Anderson

Psychology & Counseling

Kremer Publishing

It’s the end of the eighteenth century. Ian McDowell is a tall, lanky 17-year–old who dreams of venturing to the Rocky Mountains with his two Indian friends, Horse and Turk. He decides to attend the College of Charleston first, while staying with his extended family. Thousands of miles away, Elizabeth Christopher is the 10-year-old daughter of Lord Christopher, living in a castle in Cornwall, England. Her family will soon lose almost everything and travel to Western Canada to try to recover from financial losses. This epic story takes the reader to Charleston, Kentucky, Western Canada, the Rockies, and England. Amidst tragedies and triumphs, and many twists and turns and one big surprise, the destinies of Ian and Elizabeth will eventually unite in the American West.

Destiny: Crisis and Triumph in Charleston, the American Frontier, and England: 1799-1820

Literature & Fiction

Erwin, Will

Genre Fiction

Unable to compete in sports, tone deaf, and behind in school as a child, shy Joe Oberlin’s social awkwardness also stems from burn scars. As the Depression deepens, he learns he has a gift for unconventional farming and a family that believes in him. Then he learns to fly. A World War II fighter pilot, he sticks to his old-fashioned country values, which clash with those of an urban superior who harasses him. Supported by his flamboyant friend Crole, in the skies he faces fear and death. On the ground he meets a brilliant British woman to whom his “unconventional conventionality” matters.

Sapling in the Brambles: From Frail Country Boy to World War II Flying Ace: 1933-1945

It’s July 4 , 2026, the 250th birthday of the United States of America. One of the biggest celebrations in the entire country is taking place in Mandan, North Dakota, where they’re having huge parade and rodeo, followed by a gigantic fireworks display by the Missouri River. Right after the fireworks display on the river ends, something very strange occurs. An old steamboat named the Far West, once piloted by Captain Grant Marsh, beautifully lit up in multicolored lights, moves past the gigantic crowd on the river. This begins a history mystery that will eventually capture the attention and imagination of the entire world. Nine precocious teens and their friendly robot, Egore, will lead the way trying to solve this mystery, as it takes many unexpected twists and turns. Everyone is about to have lots of fun while learning all about the amazing life of Captain Grant Marsh!

Captain Grant Marsh: The Greatest Steamboatman in History

Kremer, Kevin

Angus: The Unexpected Patriot: 1775-1783

After several days of beautiful spring-like weather, a mid-March blizzard hits central North Dakota in 1920. Under unusual circumstances, 15-year-old Hazel Miner and her younger brother and sister, Emmet and Myrdith, are caught out in the middle of the storm trying to get home from school on a small horse-drawn sleigh. You will never forget the compelling, true story of Hazel’s heroism during 25 hours of unimaginable adversity during that blizzard!

Angel of the Prairie: The Heroic Story of Hazel Miner during the North Dakota Blizzard of 1920

Children's Books

History

What was the funniest thing that ever happened to you in school-as a teacher or as a student? That is the question author, publisher, and retired teacher Kevin Kremer asked adult family, friends, and acquaintances-even some complete strangers. After several months of compiling these stories and writing some stories of his own, he had enough material for this book.Kremer is especially thankful for the extraordinary contributions from longtime North Dakota teachers Joni Magstadt and Duane Roth. They both contributed lots of funny content to the book! If you ever taught or went to school, I'm sure reading this book will make you laugh and remind you of some of your own funny school experiences!

Funny Stories From Mostly North Dakota Schools

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

Grandpa has an amazing story to tell two of his grandchildren about the life of a pilot named Carl Ben Eielson, who was born in the town of Hatton in 1897, just six years before the Wright Brothers' first flight. Eielson eventually became a world-famous pilot and the top promoter of early aviation in Alaska. His achievements inspired people around the world.This is a great read aloud chapter book which includes a tour of Carl Ben's boyhood home in Hatton!

North Dakota's Polar Pilot: The Heroic Story of Carl Ben Eielson from Hatton

Bullinger, Paulette

Brothers Jake, Jay, and John O'Janon grow up on a ranchduring the 1950s and 60s with their parents, Joe andHelen. Joe is a stern father who instills a strong work ethicin his boys but allows some of their mischievous antics.Driven by his experiences during World War II, Joe strivesto prepare his sons just in case they end up fighting inVietnam. He encourages their hunting, knowing the skillsthey learn would help them in battle should they end up inSoutheast Asia. Then it happens. The three brothers endup fighting in Vietnam. The impact it will have on the livesof the whole family will be devastating.

Brothers No More: A Vietnam Odyssey

Rebsom, Lee

Zoey is a teenage girl who has been sifted through thefoster care system almost her entire life. There have beentoo many group homes and far too many instances offeeling rejected, and Zoey is sure that friendship and lovecome only to a chosen few. Yet, when life throws a familiarcurveball in Zoey's direction, she's surprised to find outthat the next one coming her way might be the one she hasbeen waiting for her whole life.

Adoptive Love

Naslund, Chloe

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