Welcome to life on a different planet! And by "different planet", of course, we don't mean Mars or Saturn or even Betelgeuse 5. We mean Earth which is turning into a different and less familiar planet before our very eyes because of climate change. This book is your field guide to life on this new version of Earth. It gives you the information you need to understand what's happening and to adapt to a new environment, it empowers you to take action that will change the behaviors that got us into this mess and it guides you in ways to imagine and realize a new world that is better than the one you are inheriting. It's a big job. Let's get started. Published by Home Planet Books through Onion River Press.

Life on a Different Planet

Children's Books

Hacker, Randi

Science, Nature & How It Works

Onion River Press

Illustrated essays and oral histories of the mills at Winoski Falls- Winoski and Burlington, Vermont.

The Mills at Winooski Falls: Winooski and Burlington, Vermont : Illustrated Essays and Oral Histories

Krawitt, Laura (editor)

Luscious is a collection of over 60 recipes covering 25 years of “food I fed my family.” To Vermont author Kate Laud, family dinners are the foundation of the day and they deserve to be documented in an artfully photographed cookbook. Luscious spans the spectrum from comfort food to birthday cakes to holiday traditions. Whether borrowed from friends or tested through trial and error, the recipes all were awarded praise by Kate’s household. Recipe and front cover photo art by Oliver Parini. Back cover art by JC Stahl. When food is delicious and served with love, it becomes Luscious.

Luscious: Food I Fed My Family

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Laud, Kate

Regional & International

Snowshoe Trek to Otter River

DAVID BUDBILL

Credible, compelling, chilling...The night before Michael Boylen, a cyber-security expert, leaves home for a month on assignment, Katherine - his wife of almost 20 years - informs him she is no longer in love with him.Emotionally blindsided, he begins his trip to France and meets a woman on the plane who draws him into a world where nothing is quite what it appears to be.Set in the heart of Paris during the Holiday season, this novel explores the timeless issues of trust vs. deceit, sex vs. love, and empathy vs. fanaticism in a way that is remarkably compelling and credible.The plot winds its way to an ending that will surprise and not disappoint, for it will leave you thinking about the blind spots in your own perceptions, and the illusion of normalcy that belies the everyday reality of our complex and unpredictable world.

Caveat

Osol, George

Literature & Fiction

But Let's Not Be Maudlin by Joanne Mellin is a collection of 41 free verse poems written from 2001 to 2017, with drawings by the author.

But Let's Not Be Maudlin

Mellin, Joanne

Poetry

How often does fear influence your choices? Everyone gets tempted to allow fear to take charge of their lives when they shouldn't. If you are ready to kick fear out of the driver's seat this book can help. Learn how your fear convinces you to put it in charge of making decisions for you. Learn which of fear's lies are easiest for you to believe. Become familiar with your own particular version of fear. Realize how dwelling on things that happened in the past and worrying about what will or will not happen in the future can convince you to overreact in the present. Discover when to listen to fear and when to realize it's being a drama queen spouting worst-case scenarios. Develop the courage to kick fear to the curb once you understand that the opposite of failure isn't success, it's learning. Be kind to yourself as you begin to choose intelligence, experiential knowledge, intuition, and instinct as your primary drivers. Transform your life by choosing to listen to fear only when it's doing its job appropriately. Learn to use your fear as the helpful tool it can be instead of allowing it to carjack your connection to reality.

The Ride of Your LIfe: Choosing what drives you (See Choose Do)

Self-Help

Bonino, Cinse

Happiness

"Mooreville," is the story of Anne Commire's grandfather's family during Prohibition and the Depression. George Moore was first a barber and Justice of the Peace, then Chief of Police in Ecorse, Michigan, directly across the Detroit River from Windsor, Ontario. Over 80% of the illegal beer and liquor that entered the United States from Canada came directly into his town. How does George enforce the law among friends when bootlegging is one of the only jobs available to feed a family, and his own son may be involved? And, as Ecorse experiences gangland shootings, bombings, and mysterious murders, is Chief Moore himself becoming a target of the Black Legion, a little-known Klan-like organization which threatens and kills throughout Ohio and Michigan? After their mother dies a lingering death from tuberculosis, how do George's six daughters cope when he marries the controlling schoolteacher whom they all dislike? This, just when their father is preoccupied with crimes making the daily newspapers? Often hilarious, occasionally tragic, all of the events are true; exhaustively researched to accurately reflect the era, Commire's wit and delicious language bring this story to life.

Mooreville

History

Commire, Anne

Americas

Rose lives in a world with magic. Spells. Vampires. Witches. All of this is normal, but she lacks magic ability of her own. She feels lost until one day, she falls into another world not unlike her own, except for one glaring, dark difference.

The Rose Petal (Rags and Riches)

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Casarico, C

Fantasy

"A masterful piece of work! It is a story that ought not to be forgotten and I am very glad Dunn has been so diligent and determined to bring it to light" --JEFFREY AMESTOY, former Attorney General and retired Chief Justice of the Vermont Supreme Court.
"Breach of Trust is an important book, because today so little is known about Judge Wheel and the lessons to be learned from her reign. An excellent contribution to Vermont judicial history, Well-written and entertaining, "Breach of Trust" is a must read for Vermont attorneys and those concerned about our system of justice." --JAMES MORSE, retired Vermont Supreme Court Justice.
Voted the number one Vermont news story for 1987, Breach of Trust chronicles the ethics scandal that shook the roots of the Vermont judiciary in the mid-1980s. The scandal led to Chittenden County Assistant Judge Jane Wheel becoming the first and only Vermont judge ever charged with a criminal felony. It also led to unprecedented charges of ethical misconduct against three highly respected Vermont Supreme Court justices, making it the first time a justice was charged with a violation of the Code of Judicial Conduct.
Breach of Trust follows the political and legal struggles as Judge Wheel found herself being investigated for misusing public funds, an investigation she charged was "politically motivated," and likened to the "Salem Witch trials." Charged criminally, Judge Wheel, her attorneys and the attorney general face off in an epic, month-long criminal trial involving testimony from Supreme Court justices, judges, politicians and court employees. At the same time, the state's Judicial Conduct Board formerly charged Supreme Court Justices Hill, Hayes and Gibson with twenty-four violations of judicial ethics. All of the allegations of misconduct centered on the justices' close personal relationship with Judge Wheel, and actions they took to protect her during the investigation, culminating in an unprecedented three-week ethics trial before the Judicial Conduct Board.

Breach of Trust

Dunn, James

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