Books

The psychology of the body provides profound insight into behavior, yet most people greatly overlook it.Your life will change when you realize that how you think and feel transforms your body tissue. Body Psychology brings...

At 12:42 p.m. on a Tuesday, 9.23% of the human race vanished — and the planet started healing. Five Hours is a novel about what remains after the worst thing happens. It is a story...

Nothing Significant is a tender mosaic of a life lived across continents, careers, and generations. In these adventurous, funny, and deeply human—sometimes soul-wrenching—short stories, a father gathers the moments that shaped him—the storms he weathered...

When college student Muriel Aubrey inherits an old house in a small town, she imagines that moving into the rural community will be deathly dull. But the old house once belonged to her eccentric granduncle,...

The Healing of Horses – Carrie Eastman’s latest book – is a guide for unique ways to determine the health of your horse, and holistic ways to prevent disease, treat minor injuries and ensure the...

Ideas such as "crop and soil weatherproofing," the "row support system," and the "tillage commandments," exemplify the practicality of the soil/root maintenance program that serves as the foundation for Schriefer’s highly-successful "systems approach" farming. Schriefer...

The practical side of using rockdusts as fertilizers, compost enrichers, and plant growth enhancers is discussed in this exciting book from Acres U.S.A. Beginning with an explanation of the spiritual, cosmic side of rocks and...

Farmer's daughter Maureen agreed completely with her mother's admonition: Never marry a farmer. Her marriage to a science geek with a good job meant a house on a lake and clean hands-until the farmer hidden...

Kossman's vivid picture of life behind the Iron Curtain and her notes at the end of the book will be useful discussion starters for classes studying political changes in Eastern Europe." - Booklist "13 short...

The true story of a forgotten period in American history, starting in the 1860s when the country's newly completed transcontinental railroad lines found themselves serving an unexpected category of passenger: stray dogs that hopped on...