A Heart's Journey is Brooke Cullen's first book of poetry. Her nature based poetry, accompanied by brilliant color landscapes makes for a stunning journey through the seasons. Brooke has lived in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom for the last twenty years and has formed a very strong bond with the region. One thing has always been very clear to Brooke - the value of our lives shouldn’t be taken for granted. Brooke believes that our past, hopes and dreams for the future are what make us who we are and there are many physical and mental experiences waiting for us to enjoy.

A Heart's Journey: Poems of Change, Wonder, and Reflection

Literature & Fiction

Cullen, Brooke

Poetry

Railroad Street Press

A Bastard File

Children's Books

Starr M.D., Mark

Action & Adventure

August, 1899

Christine Csencsitz

Contemporary

MORNING CALLS is a seven day refLection, which leads the reader to self-acceptance. Its simple, yet profound text embraces the daily cycle of sunrise as a positive approach to begin again... living with oneself, and opening oneself to the uniqueness of others. Thee accompanying photographs capture the warmth of the sun, the beauty of nature, and continuous glory of the gift of a new beginning. b. burk is a retired educator and counselor. His love for life and all its beauty is evident in his gardens,

Morning Calls

Burk, B

January Joyce had always wondered why nothing useful is taught in high school. She was promised that later on in life, calculus and history would serve her well, but as it turns out, when your whole world turns upside down in an instant and the fate of the earth rests in your hands, nothing you've ever been taught is going to make a difference. Well, except biology, in January's case. The congenital terminal illness that lay dormant for so long in January's body is so severe that she is selected for genetic alteration by four recombinant teenagers, and promptly chased after by their creators. Soon, Jasper, January, Dante, Kailea, and Victoria James are on a quest to save the world from an irritated mad scientist with a modern-day Noah's Ark complex and the means to annihilate the human race...and the adventure is only just beginning.

Until the End of the World

Cross, Caleigh

Crystal Wing is a story about love, a mystical crystal wing and a man who loses his heart to gain his soul.

Crystal Wing

Science Fiction & Fantasy

Chiuchiolo, P. J.

Fantasy

In his first novel, Armand Ferland weaves a tale sure to leave readers waiting for his second. Sam Walker, a Master Carpenter working his way through the labor union, dreamed of becoming a business owner. When Tony Jones asked Sam to be president of a construction company, he leaped at the chance in spite of his wife's reservations. Soon, Sam found himself responsible for millions of dollars worth of work. Sam, without hope, remembered those days lying on a steel bunk in prison. The Federal judge had sent him to prison before his final conviction for money laundering. All Sam had left was his wife and sons, and he wondered whether he would ever see them again.

Release to Freedom

Ferland, Armand P.

Elizabeth Ann Supernault Chamberlin has always loved children and animals, especially horses. Combined with her respect and admiration for the Native-American tribes, she has handcrafted this book which has been recreated digitally and published for the enjoyment of all. Elizabeth resides in St. Johnsbury, Vermont.

Rain Drop

Elizabeth, Ann Supernault Chamberlin

Fairy Tales, Folk Tales & Myths

In her collection When Enormous Questions Rock the World, Priscilla Ellsworth reminds us there are at least two people involved in any loss: the one who is left, and the one who is going away. This book encompasses many kinds of leavings. Ellsworth reminds us that suffering isn't the only aspect of separation; there is also a sense of wonderment. Against the backdrop of all that is both glorious and dark in nature, Ellsworth tackles the death of father, a close friend, and other unexpected losses. She guides us to wisdom through images suffused with spiritual energy, and respect for the world. So much of this book is like a prayer — these poems are practiced meditations, and that is their considerable strength. — Mary Jane Nealon

When Enormous Questions Rock The World

Biographies & Memoirs

Ellsworth, Priscilla Wear

Historical

Hepburn's collection of works brings together decades of experiences and observations. The poems, limericks, and satire provide insightful and often humorous perspectives on nature, politics, family, and place.

The Hepburn Chronicles

Hepburn, Andrew

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