Insight/Outsight

    Elizabeth McBride Eaton

        Elizabeth McBride Eaton, who died at the age of 38, was a gifted writer with a remarkable poetic voice. This is a collection of some of her best work.

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Hispanic Homeownership: The Key to America’s Housing and Economic Renewal

    Alejandro Becerra

        Policy expert Alejandro Becerra shows how the Hispanic community is uniquely positioned to revive the U.S. housing industry. Former HUD Secretary Henry Cisneros calls this book “the definitive treatise on Hispanic homeownership.”

Jessie’s Miracle

    Thomas McAvoy

        Part love story, medical detective story, and part spiritual investigation, Dr. Thomas McAvoy’s narrative of his and his wife Jessie’s battle against her rare disease will resonate with all who’ve faced nearly-unbearable loss.

A Lovely Day for a Rock Song

    Nicholas Garrett

        Young Nicholas Garrett was a “punk” with plenty of strikes against him, a homeless high school dropout with no income but lots of bad attitude – until he simply decided, in his twenties, to turn his life around. Young people will find Nick’s story both entertaining and inspiring.

Nonfiction

For Children and Young Readers

A Warm Place in Winter (ages 6 – 8)

    Story by Cristina Bryan

    Illustrations by Holly Sedgwick

        How will the little raccoon find his friend’s house in the dark snowy woods? And what if he runs into a troll?

Miss Chicken Brings Lunch (ages 4 – 7)

Story by Cristina Bryan

Illustrations by T. Scheirer

        This silly story in verse will keep young children laughing. It’s a good one for reading aloud – again and again.

A Chesapeake Bay Year (ages 4 – 7)

    Story by Ruth Arbuckle

    Illustrations by hannah

        This charming story for young children follows friendly mice, squirrels, a snake, and other creatures through all four seasons.

The Monster Shark’s Tooth (ages 8 – 12)

    By Peter Vogt

    Illustrations by T. Scheirer

        Peter Vogt’s educational thriller for elementary-school-aged readers is illustrated with both beauty and scientific accuracy by artist Timothy Scheirer. The book is available both on its own and as part of the FOSSIL COLLECTOR’S STARTER KIT.

Poetry

Poems from the North Woods (new anthology)

        Fifteen poets, among them Caroline Marshall, James Johnson, and Louis Jenkins, present works evocative of northern Michigan, Wisconsin, and Minnesota – lands of deep forests, cold rivers and lakes, memories both happy and tragic, and blasted economic dreams.

Inventory

    Reed Whittemore, Cicely Angleton, Elaine Magarell

        Former U.S. Poet Laureate Reed Whittemore joins distinguished poets Cicely Angleton and Elaine Magarrell in this collection of meditations on old age.

Selected Poems

    Cicely Angleton and Eugenia Schultheis

        Some of the works of Eugenia Schultheis and Cicely Angleton, including several poems never before published, are gathered in this unusual collection.