Margaret Barker
Texas A&M University Press
320 pages
$27.95
“Feeding Wild Birds in America is a fine cross cultural narrative, an intersection of natural history, conservation, curiosity, and even entrepreneurship; A noble work.”
–Douglas Brinkley, Professor of History at Rice University
Woodson J. Savage III
Fonthill Media
160 pages
$53.95
“A fascinating book which provided and insight into the emergence of modern America in the early part of the 20th century, as much as anything else… Color reproduction in the book is to an excellent standard and quite rightly so because its the adverts themselves that tell their own story.”
–Coach and Bus Week
Bart King
Disney-Hyperion
320 pages
$16.99
“An entertaining and imaginative tale that’s perfect for the8 to 12 age range…Kids will love the wild and crazy adventures…Teachers will appreciate the tie-ins to English and science, used in such an ingenious way, kids won’t realize they’re learning!”
–Joanne Fritz, “My Brain on Books”
Jacki Moss
The Wild Rose Press, Inc.
238 pages
$13.99
“Cafton Merriepennie is smart, compassionate, loyal, eccentric, and reclusive. He is also the preeminent songwriter in Nashville in the late 1960s. “
–From the publisher
Fox Frazier-Foley and Erin Elizabeth Smith
Sundress Publications
236 pages
$20
Amy Wright and William Wright
Unicorn Press
54 pages
$14.95
“Creeks of the Upper South is collaborative poetry at flood-surge. It is a braided stream, the skitter-flight of water-fowl, a storm event of vowels, childhood as rocky shoals, cutbank in language’s flow. Amy Wright and William Wright walk back the postmodern idea that word and place, signifier and signified, can’t roil the same deep channel.”
–John Lane
