Nature
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The World of Ficus Bonsai
by Jerry Meislik
Jerry Meislik is a well-known bonsai lecturer, demonstrator, teacher and writer. He has written articles for many of the major bonsai publications including Bonsai Journal of the American Bonsai Society and Bonsai Clubs International magazine. Jerry ...
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The End of Fossil Fuel Insanity
Clearing the Air Before Cleaning the Air by Terry Etam
Everyone knows that fossil fuels won’t last forever. Something needs to change at some point, regardless of whether the issue is climate change or because we need a practical replacement for petroleum as cheap supplies run out. But while headlines ...
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Curiosity, Courage and Humour
Diamonds Everywhere by Siegfried Beckedorf
To wake up to feel comfortable with yourself and know yourself is the key to happiness. The target of this book are people of all ages looking at issues beyond everyday experiences in their past and current life. A fictional couple's experiences ...
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The Monarch Butterfly and The Cecropia Moth
Miraculous Stages and Changes by Monica Taylor
Two books in one! After five years of observation, documentation, and photography, it was a privilege to preserve these fleeting moments in time. With over ninety close-up and beautifully detailed photographic images, you will learn about the ...
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Living on the Edge
Explorations in the Northern Wilderness by David E. Friesen
--A fresh new look at adventure, survival and faith-- from a recipient of the Explorers Club Award. Adventure is in his blood. He has the explorer’s curiosity, the will to survive, and the faith to persevere. An engaging writing style, with at ...
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Who Is Not an Animal?
Poems on Animal Lives and Rights 1984 - 2018 by James Strecker
In Who Is Not an Animal? Poems on Animal Lives and Rights, 1984-2018, James Strecker incisively challenges the universal self-serving claim that humans are superior to other species. He explores human disregard for the suffering of all sentient ...
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Capitalism Is Fallen
A Guide to Economic Principles for Success by Elwin Kettner
Over the centuries economies have risen and fallen. In modern times, capitalism has delivered great advances, has great potential but now the system is failing. There is growing inequality, the middle class is disappearing and poverty continues. ...
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A Braided Cord
by Jim Warren
This book describes life long learning expressed often as allegory or metaphor, but derived from life long events. The braided cord reflects the union of body, mind and soul, but because I am a surgeon, the body is topmost in my mind and my book. My ...
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Decorah Eagles
A Love Story by Susan Crouse Schneider with Pete Wachsberger and Darci Thelaner
Welcome to the Nest… …where a true love story between man and nature always existed, but became real to millions of people throughout the world when cameras recorded the nest activities of a family of bald eagles. Together, the people watched and ...
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Here Comes the Moon
A Country Collection by Margaret Blair
This is a collection of clear-eyed, often humorous and always affectionate essays about the rural community where the author lives: the local wildlife, people who make a difference and daily life in general.
