Books with author Chris Reed

The Life of an Appalachian River is a journey along the span of the longest river inside the borders of West Virginia. Along the way we see how a couple of small streams combine to provide not only a home for forest animals but life along its banks and beyond. From its beginnings in the mountains of West Virginia we will travel 172 miles exploring the wildlife and how the river provides for people along the way.

Are you in the discovery stages of Purpose? Are you ready to build unstoppable, unshakable faith? Are you ready to dominate your destiny? Are you ready to be a woman of destiny? This informative actionable read shows you how to apply 7key principles that assist in the personal development of purpose. You will be challenged to dig deep inside and find who you were created to be. Being a woman of destiny involves time, commitment, and accountability to accomplish who you are. Get ready for your confidence to b e restored as you boldly proclaim the power and authority down on the inside bringing out the diamond in you to shine. Chapter eight is tilted Embrace Your destiny . Embrace your destiny with authority and confidence knowing it is where you need to be. Many women become settled into a position of second place mentality. This is when their thoughts are always assuming somebody else is doing it, it's already in the market. or even I'm not qualified. To embrace your destiny to take your position in leadership, thou it may seem as if everyone is walking in purpose. Many are waiting, waiting for YOU the leader to show up and give them hope that purpose is real.

Fourteen-year-old Brynn McAwber discovers a terrible truth about herself and her family and must undergo a perilous quest to another world, to save a friend and redeem her soul.Unusual things have been happening to Brynn McAwber. A strange little man keeps showing up at her door. She's being watched by a mysterious woman with a sword strapped to her back. And her body keeps…disappearing.When Brynn discovers the terrible truth about herself and her family, she embarks on a perilous quest, which takes her far from Indiana, far from the world she knows, into the Land of Annwfyn, home of brownies and bwbachods, xanas and zephyrs, goblins and gods.This is the story of a girl who finds out she's supposed to be the villain, but decides to be the hero anyway.

Fourteen-year-old Brynn McAwber discovers a terrible truth about herself and her family and must undergo a perilous quest to another world, to save a friend and redeem her soul.Unusual things have been happening to Brynn McAwber. A strange little man keeps showing up at her door. She's being watched by a mysterious woman with a sword strapped to her back. And her body keeps…disappearing.When Brynn discovers the terrible truth about herself and her family, she embarks on a perilous quest, which takes her far from Indiana, far from the world she knows, into the Land of Annwfyn, home of brownies and bwbachods, xanas and zephyrs, goblins and gods.This is the story of a girl who finds out she's supposed to be the villain, but decides to be the hero anyway.

Skey thought she’d be safe once she left her homeland. In an empire the size of Beolki, who would even notice a young minstrel, much less care about her past? But she hadn’t realized Beolki was in a war with the Iezomen, whose only weakness was one particular song. Or that Cinote, who still blamed her for his son’s death, would be able to find her. Or that Foaie, the leader of the Iezomen, would have his own plans for her.This fast-paced, Young Adult Fantasy adventure novel is suitable for ages 14 and up.This title is sold without Digital Rights Management (DRM) Software applied per the publisher's instructions.

In 1968 the residents of Lovell, Wyoming began the work of saving the Pryor Mountain Mustang, a breed of horse with a genetic link dating back to the sixteenth-century Spanish conquistadores’ horses. In this moving case study, Christine Reed shows how, through a grassroots campaign, these residents championed the creation of the first federal public wild horse range. Crucial to this provocative analysis of local-federal cooperation is the relationship that grew between the Lovell advocates, the Bureau of Land Management, and the National Park Service. Long before there were federal laws passed to protect wild horse herds across the western states, the Pryor Mountain Mustang was preserved through the cooperative efforts of local residents and federal officials.Saving the Pryor Mountain Mustang explores the unique and ongoing relationship between locals and the federal government, highlighting the Lovell citizens’ philosophy of cooperation instead of the typical mistrust that exists between wild horse advocates and federal agencies. The book provides a rich analysis of how a determined group of people saved an endangered wild horse herd. The book will have wide appeal to wild horse activists, scholars of local and federal governance, and western history enthusiasts.