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Growing Up Belvedere-Tiburon
You can leave Belvedere and Tiburon, but Belvedere-Tiburon never leaves you. Paige Peterson discovered that when she moved to New York City. For many years now, she has visited Belvedere, where she stays with her mother in the house her grandfather built on the Belvedere Lagoon.Paige and her sister packed sandwiches in paper bags and rode off on their bikes to explore the Tiburon Peninsula. Swimming, sailing, hiking, clamming, daredevil bike riding-their day was a long, unsupervised adventure. There was no interaction with parents until the Tiburon Fire Department blew the 4:30 whistle, signaling that it was time to head home. Her family's photographs confirm the story of fit, sun-kissed kid...
Blackie, the Horse who Stood Still
Born on the Kansas plains, Blackie likes to stay in one place rather than risk missing anything. However, he's persuaded to try his hoof as a rodeo horse, a ranger's mount in Yosemite National Park, and a town mascot on the California coast. This clever rhyming text will charm adults and chidlren alike.
chicken broth & magic
This is a revised edition of a previous collection of poetry, essays and short stories by author ch Williams. The themes explore the human aspirations of resilience, self governance and body autonomy.
Isabel Likes Yoga
Isabel is in the first grade. She has curly hair, and she can bend herself like a pretzel! Isabel can do this because she likes to do yoga. She goes to classes with other people and practices it on her own, too. She bends and stretches and even goes upside down! Now Isabel shows you some of her favorite poses so that you can learn them too. You can pose like a dancer, a mountain, a dog, and a tree. Isabel likes yoga, and she hopes you do too. Isabel Likes Yoga is a book series for kindergarten-aged children introducing activities designed to enhance their mind-body-spirit connection. Each book describes the activity with words and pictures, explains the benefits of the activity, suggests ways to incorporate the activity into daily life, and encourages children to try new things. Isabel Likes Tai Chi Isabel Likes Nature Hikes Isabel Likes to Meditate Isabel Likes Growing Vegetables
Dancing Without Music
When major depressive disorder, seizures, and an eating disorder leads to hopelessness, lack of interest, loss of pleasure, and worse: alcohol abuse, self-mutilation, isolation, anxiety, panic attacks, physical illness, and suicidal feelings, seventeen-year-olds Mia Callan and Milo Chatham who only recently began dating find this brutal array of dangers overwhelming, and possibly even deadly. Bullying on and off social media, spiked drinks at first parties, stalking, and sexual assault are just some of the obstacles they have to face as burgeoning young adults. What happens when they try to get out of danger? Will it follow them anyway and wreak havoc upon their lives and those of their loved ones. Will they find the correct medications that will allow them to live normal lives full of success, satisfaction, and sobriety? Can a first true love win in the end?
Echoes of the Past
Told from two different perspectives, Leah and her brother Jake, this suspense novel tells about when a forty-two-year-old married park ranger and mother of two grown children goes missing during the suitcase killer spree, and everyone believes the serial killer is at fault. A serial killer known to decapitate and dismember his victims, stuffing most of the body parts in a suitcase but leaving the head or a limb around town to frighten unsuspecting passersby. However, unbeknownst to nearly everyone is the fact that over twenty years prior, it was the park ranger that gave birth and abandoned her offspring to an unknown fate. Has destiny caught up with everyone involved, or is there a serial ...
True Courage
From award-winning author Kathryn Barrett: Some days it was hell being leader of the free world. The Washington press calls him the “accidental president.” As a Medal of Honor recipient and national hero, Adam Dybik agreed to run for president during the country’s deepest crisis. Now that things have stabilized, he’s got problems at home: his 14-year-old daughter Katie keeps ditching her Secret Service protection and reminding him he’s the world’s worst father. And on top of that, he’s begun hearing the voices of dead presidents. Either he’s going mad, or the White House is haunted. As the new head of Katie’s Secret Service detail, Ellie Brody is trying to live up to the high expectations of her father, former agent Frank Brody. But her new job puts her in direct danger of succumbing to the president’s charm. Can these two find love in the White House, under the most intense media scrutiny—and the watchful eye of Lyndon Johnson?
The Same Blood
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Risky Rivers
While anthropologists and ecologists have carefully described the activities of the slash-and-burn cultivators, ranchers, and miners of tropical South America, they have largely overlooked the economic strategies and political struggles of riverine people who survive by flood-recession agriculture and fishing. These ribere_os, who constitute the majority of the inhabitants of the Amazonian floodplains of Peru, have developed ecologically sustainable resource management practices that enable them to cope with periodic inundations of their fields by "risky rivers." They have, however, suffered greatly from unpredictable crop prices and erratic state agricultural policies. Michael Chibnik here ...
