It's Sausalito in the sixties. Poets, painters and philosophers dot this artsy town, and a community of people living on derelict houseboats. The river rats (as they were sometimes called) vs. the hill people continue an ongoing battle. Filled with colorful characters like Sally Stanford, and the artist, Jean Varda, A SLEUTH IN SAUSALITO will keep you entertained. After ten years of not knowing what happened to her mother when she disappeared, Gwen Harris is notified that recently discovered remains might be those of her mother. Leaving the University of Michigan to find out what she can in Sausalito, where her mother disappeared, Gwen begins a long and arduous journey of discovering what happened, and who is responsible. Eager, but young and vulnerable her trust in several people is shattered by secrecy, betrayal and deception.

A Sleuth in Sausalito (The Gwen Harris Mystery Series)

Literature & Fiction

Sheldon, Carol A

United States

WingSpan Press

With 26,000 trees in Central Park, why does a robin family choose an exposed holly bush on Fifth Avenue for their nest? The fate of this growing feathered family unites neighbors as they meet daily to bear witness to a timeless spring ritual: the hatching and fledging of chicks.

Feathers on Fifth

Accone, Tanya

Huber, Calvin

Many parents give their children every opportunity to excel, yet are struggling to raise their children to love God. Besides going to church, families have lost how to engage God in their everyday life. 'But What About The Children?' reveals a dream in God's heart that goes beyond food, clothing and shelter, beyond sports, video games and school, even beyond the traditional bedtime prayer and a oncea- week Sunday school class. It tells the story of how God dreams of seeing His people raise spiritual children from their own vibrant, lifechanging walk with Him.

But What About the Children

Boger, Lee

Religion & Spirituality

What can we learn from baseball greats that will help us succeed? Plenty. Master salesman and motivator Dan Schoepf shows you that there are more similarities between baseball and selling than you would think. And he gives concrete examples of how you can use the attitudes and actions of great men of baseball to turn yourself into a hall of fame salesperson. Sales: America's Other National Pastime is full of sales ideas that you and your team can put into play today.

Sales: America's Other National Pastime

Business & Money

Schoepf, Dan

Business Culture

Sailing with Strangers documents one man's quest for validation and self-understanding, and demonstrates how 'will' can enable ordinary people to realize extraordinary dreams.

Sailing with Strangers: A Story of Courage, Survival, and Living a Dream

Sports & Outdoors

Hester, Charley

Water Sports

Apo E Gene Diet

McDonald, Pamela

What does it feel like to be a medical student during the third year -- the first "true" year of medical school, when eager-eyed but utterly ignorant apprentice physicians are released from the library and unleashed on unsuspecting patients? How does one manage to appear even remotely competent after dropping a ten-pound ovarian tumor on the floor? Steven Hatch seeks to explain these questions, providing readers with the texture of this crucial period for a nascent physician.

Blind Man's Marathon

Biographies & Memoirs

Hatch, Steven

Professionals & Academics

Elisabeth Barclay, a young suffragist in 1866, is appalled to learn she is half Washo and unaware she is anxiously watched by that tribe and by Masete, the brilliant warrior to whom she was promised. Her struggles with her sense of justice and scorn for her mother's people, increasingly powerful visions by their lake, Tahoe, and growing attraction to Masete come to a head in a battle during which Elisabeth discovers she must claim her role in an ancient prophecy that transcends time.

Who Have the Power

Sheeran, Mary

Genre Fiction

Living a Miracle

Imagine being told at the age of ten that you only had a few years to live. That's what doctors told Randy Sims in 1976. This year he celebrated his 40th birthday. This gripping tale of triumph recounts how he overcame the fires of organ failure and weathered the storms of life. Regardless of your personal situation, Randy offers hope and inspiration with practical real-world advice on how to live YOUR miracle.

Self-Help

Sims, Randy

Motivational

All is not well at Chickenfeet Academy. Lord Revolting, murderous goldfish-flusher and creator of the mega-wedgie, seeks ingredients to take over the world, including Really Wimpy's pet rock! Henry Potty and his best buddies set out to rescue it, unaware the least likely character in the book has enticed it away for her own sneaky agenda. Henry struggles through Hobology and Extremely Dry History, preps for America's Funniest Fairygodchildren, and tries to avoid laundering Professor Snort's dreaded hankies, or worse, watching A History of Cabbages in Polish. All the while, he has his fan club ready, down to the exclusive "Henry Potty" toothpick holders, although none of his fans exist yet. Unapproved, unendorsed, unofficial, and unstoppable: an award-winning parody for all the Harry Potter fans.

Henry Potty and the Pet Rock: An Unauthorized Harry Potter Parody

Children's Books

Valerie Estelle Frankel

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