The perfect book for everyone who loves Cape Cod. Horseshoe crabs, ghosts, tree men, black dogs, and daffodils. These characters come alive in Moon Tide, a collection of poems charting the course of a Cape Cod year. Set against the backdrop of a rapidly changing climate with a dramatic ocean, encompassing the starkest marsh and wildlife, the relationship between woman and dog, and the life of a rooted village told in seasons, each poem is a story about the culture of southeastern New England told through its people and their lives. Debris from secret shipwrecks, hermit crabs, sailing traditions, and relentless winter cold. This collection is recognizable locally by Cape Codders as their own, and universally by readers through their shared love of Cape Cod.

Moon Tide: Cape Cod Poems (Cape Cod Canvas: Tales and Poems)

Literature & Fiction

Petiet, Mary

Poetry

Sea Crow Press

Times of challenge are the times of greatest transformation. Owl Magic: Your Guide Through Challenging Times is tool box filled with simple, interactive anxiety-busting strategies designed to reveal your hidden power. Guided meditations, yoga poses, stories, poems, and writing prompts provide many routes to your highest self so you can meet today's challenges with the life-affirming power of your own intuition and seize the incredible potential of the present moment.

Owl Magic: Your Guide Through Challenging Times

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Exercise & Fitness

The journey to barefoot horses and sustainable fields.*How and why horses benefit from going barefoot.*Feeding the barefoot horse.*Re-wilding your fields to grow food for your barefoot horse.*How to pasture the barefoot horse.Bare Hooves and Open Hearts: Tales from Nelipot Cottage is the author's story of her journey from horse-mad child, to goal-orientated doctor training horses for competition, to listening to her horses and learning from them about life and love.We have high standards that govern how we keep animals in zoos. We legislate to ensure they have space, suitable food, and social interaction with their own kind. Yet somehow we do not apply the same minimum welfare standards to our domestic animals. Leisure horses undoubtedly suffer in human care. They demonstrate stereotypical behaviours, like weaving and crib-biting, associated with confinement and stress. The supplement market is awash with calming powders and digestive health remedies. Equine vets are busy investigating mystery lameness and treating sports horses for gastric ulcers. What if we could keep our beloved horses in a way that is governed by their needs, rather than our convenience? What if we could offer horses a life that fulfils their needs for friends, forage, and freedom, as well as our goals and desires? This seems a fair exchange in return for allowing us to share their grace ad beauty. A healthy, happy, and sound horse would be a partner in a dream come true. Fran McNicol bought her first horse at the age of 32. She was a surgical trainee, with a good salary, and an aspiration to compete in amateur one-day eventing. Paddy was a dark bay, almost black, a good jumper and an elegant mover, with a troubled past. He didn't know what apples or carrots were for, didn't much like cuddles, and was generally suspicious of humans. And he hated the whole process of being shod. She tried to work with him because after all, horses need shoes to be ridden?don't they?

Bare Hooves and Open Hearts: Tales From Nelipot Cottage

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

McNicol, Fran

Pets & Animal Care

What was life like on old Cape Cod? Lunch counters. Working the old telephone switchboard. A song called Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs Murphy's Chowder. Love during World War II. Hurricanes. A time when scarlet fever could kill, doctors made housecalls, and locals brushed shoulders with celebrities such as Anais Nin and Dr Scholl in Provincetown. These and other poignant memories of a Cape Cod town are preserved in the stories of an Orleans family bringing local characters and simpler times to life. Told in vignettes spanning from the 1920s to the Baby Boom, these stories preserve the grit and charm of Old Cape Cod.

Old Orleans: Memories of a Cape Cod Town

Biographies & Memoirs

McDermott, Mary E.

Community & Culture

About the Author\nMary Petiet is a writer, poet, and publisher from Cape Cod where her work is deeply influenced by the Cape's nature and inspirational energy. Her work emphasizes our connection to each other and the natural world with a focus on positive empowerment. Readers of Mary's books say they find their own treasure in her poetry book Moon Tide: Cape Cod Poems, and have compared her work to Mary Oliver and Thoreau. Writers find inspiration in her book Cape Cod: A Writer's Journal, valuable as a companion to Moon Tide or as a stand-alone volume. Mary is the founder of Sea Crow Press, and currently divides her time between Cape Cod and Amsterdam, where she winters with her family and her cat Pip.\nA surprise inheritance 
A deadly hurricane 
An ancient landscape under threat When Olive Adams comes to Cape Cod to live in her aunt's old house, she finds her fortune shifting like the sands. Can she navigate a new life in a welcoming but mysterious house? As a dangerous hurricane barrels up the coast, Olive struggles to save the land next door from destruction as she waits for her new love to return.

Wash Ashore: A Tale of Cape Cod (Cape Cod Canvas: Tales and Poems)

Janet Edmonds lives and writes on Cape Cod near Barnstable's salt marshes and harbor. Her work is infused with a strong sense of place and time - and plenty of sea salt. The poems in Small Craft immerse themselves in the glittering, turbulent waters of Cape Cod to see what can be salvaged and salvage what can be seen. Using a sound-rich diction, Edmondsdescribes the lowliest razor clam and the brightest constellations in the night sky. She combines presence and absence, light and dark, the knowable and the mysterious nature of things.

Small Craft

Edmonds, Janet

These Hollowed Bones: Poems

Ettinger, Amelia Díaz

Journey to the past and immerse yourself in charming tales of Cape Cod yesterdays with this enchanting collection by the beloved author of Old Orleans: Memories of a Cape Cod Town. In Salt in the Veins Mary E. McDermott invites you on a nostalgic trip through her memories of the rich moments and sometimes amusing, always fascinating history that has shaped thisenchanted seaside region.

Salt in the Veins

Dancing Between The Raindrops: A Daughter's Reflections On Love And Loss

Braxton, Lisa

When Boston journalist Lizzie Martin returns to her Cape Cod hometown for Christmas, she's faced with more than cocoa, cookies, and Santa arriving on a boat. Her ex-fiance, Jack, is also in town, her dad's newspaper is struggling, her town is losing all its young people to opportunities and more affordable housing off-Cape, and climate change is rapidly eroding the coastline. Can two people who haven't spoken to each other in three years find their way back to each other, work together to help change their town's future and in doing so perhaps change their own?

Christmas In Cranberry Harbor

Hammond, Candace

Genre Fiction

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books by the Sea Crow Press publisher. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Sea Crow Press