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This is the fourth and last volume in Burgess' "Boy Scout Books," preceded by "The Boy Scouts of Woodcraft Camp," "The Boy Scouts on Swift River," and "The Boy Scouts on Lost Trail." In this story, Burgess inserts the Scouts into the life of the trapper, who...

Originally published in 1886, this is the second cowboy autobiography ever published - a story of the romance and adventures of a life on the plains with the varied experiences as cowboy, stock-owner, and rancher. C. C. Post lived through the Wild West's golden years, and writes with a clear sense...

This edition features • illustrations • a linked Table of Contents and Index CONTENTS I. Introduction--General Character of Plants and the Identification of Flowers II. The Pollination and Fertilisation of Flowers III. Climbing Plants IV. Early Spring V. Woods and Thickets in Spring VI....

This is the first book Lewis wrote about cowboy life in the Wild West cattle camp of Wolfville, Arizona in the late 1800s. The stories are hilarious, told in the "cowboy dialect" we have to come to expect in late-19th century western novels. This edition of the book contains all 19...

Off to Klondyke or A Cowboy's Rush to the Gold Fields is by Gordon Stables, who knows exactly kind of adventures that the boys best like to about and that give them benefit and not harm. It relates the experiences of some English men and women, girls and boys, who have a hard time in getting to the...

Behind the Veil is a captivating book of mystical, romantic short stories.  Ethel Rolt Wheeler was born Mary Ethel Wheeler, the daughter of the stone merchant, Joseph Wheeler and Amina Cooke Taylor both of Irish descent. She wrote using the pen name Rolt Wheeler, as did her brother, the author...

In Lawrenceville he wrote his name J. Montague Smith and lived up to his reputation as a society butterfly. But when a net of suspicious circumstances closed about him and he was obliged to leave his native town and begin life over again in the far West he called himself John Smith and tried to meet...

A story of the Middle Ages.  Gabriel a young serf is honored when he is chosen to help brother Stephen the monasteries book illuminator.  Stephen is being punished for his pride and Gabriel intercedes on his behalf.  After helping him illuminate a special book Gabriel slips in a special...

"Fernley House" isthe 5th book in the Margaret series. Margaret and Uncle John have just sent Basil and Susan D., his Cousin Anthony’s children home to their father for the summer, and they’re feeling lonely, so they invite some visitors including her Cousin Peggy. Also staying in the...

This is a fun version of Robin Hood for anyone, even though it was written for fifth and sixth grade students, and even has a "Suggestions for Teachers" section. It has 62 hand-drawn illustrations by Milo Winter. Each chapter starts with an illustration. There are 18 full-page drawings,...

"The Chance Series" is five epic novels that center around one woman's desperate attempt to escape the grips of a psychotic ex-boyfriend and his murderous drug cartel.

The Alger book was originally entitled Dan, the Detective, and a first edition of Dan, the Detective is one of Alger's rarest. When it was reprinted, the title was changed to Dan, the Newsboy. Dan and his mother are poor. Dan valiantly struggles to make money by selling newspapers on the streets of...

Wave hello to the job you love! Say goodbye to unemployment or the job you hate. This is a ladies’ trip. The destination is your dream job. To get there, you’ll need every competitive advantage for today’s job market. Elisabeth Yarrow tells her job search stories and shows you how to compete,...

Heeding technology's cry to get connected can result in overloaded circuits of the mind. Frenetic connections cause frazzled lives. Unwrapping Wonder: Finding Hope in the Gift of Nature will restore the reader's soul as they step outside to cultivate a connection with creation and, in the process,...