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For anyone who loves the old Florida and still has hope for the new "Should be required reading for everyone who calls Florida home."--Miami Herald "There is a richness and sadness in this book. . . . A museum of Florida's choicest people, places and monuments."--Palm Beach Post "Ever wonder what's the best way to eat a rattlesnake? Puzzled over the origin of the term 'Florida Cracker'? Have an interest in alligator wrestling or catfish? Al Burt has some answers for you."--Forum "Burt's writing shows a Florida that is vanishing before our eyes. [He] reveals the strange, quirky, charming face of the Sunshine State by writing about catfishermen on Lake Okeechobee, by relating the stories of Fl...
An exciting piratical adventure that tells the story of young Jim, a boy washed up as a baby onto a hidden island, cared for by his wonderful family of animals; life as a lighthouse keeper is full of fun and adventure until one day a pirate ship is spotted - bringing with it unwanted and dangerous answers to Jim's past.
Everything you need to know to defend against White's most popular and dangerous opening: 1. e4.
A reporter at large for The Miami Herald from 1973 to 1995 invites readers on a sometimes sympathetic, sometimes critical tour of his native state past and present, highlighting Florida's folklore, its topographical variety, its small-town heroes, and its ethnic diversity. UP.
Shows you how to start your chess games as dynamically and accurately as the greatest grandmasters in the world.
A fascinating exploration of the life and thought of Henry David Thoreau, led by the author of the bestselling Iron John. Bly presents the most powerful, rich and revealing of Thoreau's writings and through them traces the growth of his "poetic voice" and inner spiritual awareness. Originally published in 1986. Woodcuts by Michael McCurdy.
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