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  • Lost Acres

    Richard C. Williams

    (Shore Enterprizes, June 24, 2016)
    This book recalls life on a small family farm in Western Kentucky in the 1940s. It’s a way of life that was extraordinarily rich and fulfilling, but was also devilishly hard work. It’s truly rare today for a farm family to do all of the work described, however, farmers still grow corn, milk cows, and feed hogs, but they do so in a much more business-like way than back then. Wondering if current life is as satisfactory, come with the author as the old ways are re-created in this fascinating book.
  • Lost Acres

    Richard Williams

    language (Shore Enterprizes, June 15, 2016)
    This book recalls life on a small family farm in Western Kentucky in the 1940s. It’s a way of life that was extraordinarily rich and fulfilling, but was also devilishly hard work. It’s truly rare today for a farm family to do all of the work described, however, farmers still grow corn, milk cows, and feed hogs, but they do so in a much more business-like way than back then. Wondering if current life is as satisfactory, come with the author as the old ways are re-created in this fascinating book.
  • Myrtle and Chuck: A Story for Children of All Ages

    Gary E. Sabbag, University of New Hampshire Print Shop, a story of diversity Gary E. Sabbag, Larry Walker

    Paperback (GES Enterprizes, March 15, 2011)
    This is the story of Myrtle and Chuck, written in rhythm and rhyme. Adventures of a turtle and duck, it's for children of all ages and time. Though one is fast, the other slow different as day and night Myrtle and Chuck's relationship will grow into friendship: nature's might. All action happens at tropical Rock Pond, where friend and foe intersperse. And though we leave not this place, so fond, the story encompasses the whole universe. There's a legend, heroes, a villain or two, in this story of feather and friend. It expands a child's point of view, when they find the beginning at the end.