En route to visiting their father at a medical mission, two children and their teenage cousin narrowly escape death when their small plane crashes deep in the Peruvian rainforest. The plane's pilot dies in the crash, leaving Rus, Jodie, and Matt Cooper struggling to survive on their own in a lush but hostile environment. What follows is a harrowing tale of endurance, improvisation, and self-discovery. With its suspenseful plot, alternating points-of-view, and strong male and female protagonists, SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST is an adventure tale that will prove unforgettable to young readers.

Survival of the Fittest

Teen & Young Adult

Myers, Edward

Literature & Fiction

Montemayor Press

On a distant world where interplanetary colonists have struggled for generations to survive, a young woman named Espera travels to the fabled City Built of Starships on a quest that may determine the fate of the human species.

The City Built of Starships

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Willis, Meredith Sue

Science Fiction

Empty-nester Grace Dowben finds solace in her marriage, community, and volunteer work, but she suddenly must decide how to resolve her love for a newcomer who is young enough to be her son.

A Season of Delight

GREENBERG, JOANNE

Contemporary

In Denver, Colorado, in 1962, two eleven-year-old boys develop a rivalry that mimics the Cold War between the United States and the Soviet Union as it reaches a crisis in October.

Duck and Cover

In the aftermath of a tragedy, two eighteen-year-olds, Seth and Jenna, join a volunteer emergency services squad in their community as a way of coping with grief and regret.

Children's Books

In the years immediately following World War I, a young anthropologist named Jesse O'Keefe ventures into the Andean backwoods to find a culture worthy of study. There he stumbles upon the Rixtirra, a complex society fixated on locating a legendary Mountain Made of Light that these people believe offers a sanctuary from the modern world. Jesse soon finds himself caught up in this culture's political and religious machinations and, worse yet, in conflict with Forster Beckwith--an aristocratic interloper whose presence further endangers Jesse's life. The ensuing adventures have prompted some reviewers to call this book "the thinking person's Indiana Jones"--a breathtaking "lost race" novel that is also an allegory about the inner journey toward what matters most.

The Mountain Made of Light

Literary

THE EXECUTIVE WRITER is a book about writing in the corporate world: how to think clearly, cogently, and concisely about your subject; how to use writing as a strategic bridge between managerial thinking and managerial impact; how to edit your own writing and the writing of others; and how to coach your colleagues in effective writing techniques. Edith Poor provides a systematic program that leads to stronger business writing and to a logical framework for appreciating the politics and the psychology behind it. More than just a blueprint of the dynamics of good writing, THE EXECUTIVE WRITER is a guide to putting your skills into immediate action.

The Executive Writer

Business & Money

Poor, Edith

Management & Leadership

From girlhood through middle age, Rachel and Miri -- two Jewish women living in Colorado -- struggle to sustain a complex, often competitive friendship throughout the challenges that arise over many decades. Miri's young daughter, Tamar, initially appears to offer the long-time friends a link that will strengthen their uneasy bond. But when Tamar develops a passion for a dangerous sport even before the girl reaches puberty, Rachel and Miri's friendship faces a test more severe than any the women have ever experienced.

Miri, Who Charms

Celebrated novelist and story-writer Meredith Sue Willis has also published three widely praised books about the writing process: Personal Fiction Writing, Deep Revision, and Blazing Pencils. In Ten Strategies to Write Your Novel, Willis now turns her attention to the specific delights and challenges of the the big fictional "canvas." This clear, eminently practical guide offers both general approaches and targeted suggestions for working through the complex tasks of writing a novel. Willis describes multiple entry ways into this formidable genre, offers vivid illustrations from classic and contemporary novels, and provides dozens of creative exercises to jump-start the writing process. Ten Strategies to Start Your Novel is destined to become a classic guide for newcomers and veterans alike.

Ten Strategies to Write Your Novel

Reference

Writing, Research & Publishing Guides

Climb or Die

After a back-road car accident in the Colorado Rockies seriously injures their parents, athletic fourteen-year-old Danielle and her brainy younger brother, Jake, set out together to find help. Walking twenty miles through deep snow is the most obvious option but seems too risky. The teens decide instead to make a more audacious move: climbing a mountain that Jake believes is nearby and that has a manned weather station at its summit. As they head upward, Danielle and Jake soon realize that they've taken an all-or-nothing gamble: they must climb . . . or die.

Action & Adventure

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