True Brit - Beatrice, 1940
By Rosemary Zibart
Published October 2011.
The first book in the new series Far and Away, TRUE BRIT - Beatrice, 1940 was inspired by accounts of children who were sent to Santa Fe
and elsewhere in the United States to escape the war in Europe. Written by Santa Fe author Rosemary Zibart and illustrated by Santa Fe artist George Lawrence.
In 1940 Beatrice Sims, a spoiled English girl arrives in Santa Fe to escape the war in London. At first the twelve-year-old hates the dusty little town. But
soon Beatrice makes friends with goofy Arabella, develops a crush on handsome Esteban and aids Ana, a shy Indian girl. First accused of being faceta - stuck up,
Beatrice learns to change tires, ride wild ponies and helps the public health nurse, Clementine Pope, rescue a sick baby on an Indian pueblo.
Michigan Barns, Et Cetera
By Jerry R. Davis
Published August 1, 2011.
This beautifully illustrated book features fifty black and white illustrations of barns, bridges, churches, and other rural buildings throughout Michigan.
Each drawing is enhanced by a vignette about the structures featured. The fifty illustrations are suitable for framing and the accompanying vignettes
(only one or two pages in length) contain interesting facts, figures, and anecdotes about the buildings. Michigan Barns, Et Cetera is a wonderful book
for anybody interested in art and the rural history of Michigan.
Print out this order form and mail it to us to order your copy.
|
