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CHILDREN OF ELD

"It is hard to remember sometimes that there was a time when we didn't know each other. A time before the friendships that held our world together, before we razed one kingdom and raised another. Before we were famous, before the road that led to war, before any of us died. Before our children, when we were children ourselves.
We were young, and we were lost, and we found each other."

You hold in hand a collection of tales about how those infamous adventurers who became known as the Company of Six first met. They are tales of time and timelessness: a monster's buried heart; a mage-haunted lake; a rampaging elemental; a dangerous flood, and the foolish quest for a lost goat.

CHILDREN of ELD is, above all, a book of stories about the search for belonging that each young person must endure as they approach the threshold of adulthood, and those rare childhood friendships that make discovering yourself more bearable.

978-1-945432-64-4

574 pages, b/w illustrations, paperback

$16.50 + s/h

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Tiny House Tales: In their Own Words

I have built more than fifty Tiny Houses. Some are large and

some are small. Some are colorful and some are dull. Some are

rich and some are poor. Some are happy and some are sad. But the

truth is, I didn’t actually build them. They built themselves.

As Rilke said:

“ You must give birth to your images.

They are the future waiting to be born.

Fear not the strangeness you feel.

The future must enter you long before it happens.”

Every Tiny house I built was for someone else. Each one

was a creative collaboration.

I want you to have the chance to meet some of these houses

and get to know them, but I do not feel that I can speak for them.

So they will have to speak for themselves.

978-1-945432-68-2

80 pages, paperback, color illustrations

$16.50 + s/h

The Search for Shenaril

by Jane Nakatani

The Search for Shenaril is a novel for people nine years old and beyond. It is about a girl and a boy from a warring culture, each with a different kind of troubled childhood. With the help of Ahn, a mystical cat who has many more than nine lives and is able to give them away, the children come to show love and compassion in difficult, even harrowing circumstances.

Paperback $15.95 + S/H

144 pages,5.830" x 8.270" (A5)

ISBN 13 978-1-945432-66-8

Frank Keim

is an educator, nature writer, and environmental activist who has resided in Alaska since 1961. He worked for two years as a Peace Corps Volunteer on the Bolivian Altiplano; as an anthropologist in Ecuador for four years; and as a secondary school teacher of Yup’ik Eskimos in four small Eskimo villages in Alaska’s Lower Yukon Delta for 21 years. He has three poetry books published: Voices on the Wind (2011), Today I Caught Your Spirit (2014), and Trails Taken ... so many still to take (2018). His Wilderness River books were published in 2012 and 2020 respectively: White Water Blue: Paddling and Trekking Alaska’s Wild Rivers, and Down Alaska’s Wild Rivers: Journals of an Alaskan Naturalist.

Frank enjoys canoing, wood carving, and drawing birds for an in-progress on-line book entitled Yup’ik Bird Book. He lives in an octagon that he and his wife, Jennifer, built themselves north of Fairbanks, Alaska.

Down Alaska’s Wild Rivers: Journals of an Alaskan Naturalist Third Edition

Paperback $25.95 + S/H

365 pages, 6"x9"

ISBN 13 - 978-1-945432-65-1

Lunatec

by Jordan Mackay

illustrated by Cyrene Domogalla

The Lunatecs are an ancient race of technicians that have always worked hard to keep the moon shining. But, over time, their society has dwindled to the point that Aruna seems to be the very last one.

Now, joined by her new friend Bae Lee, she must embark on a perilous journey to the sun to find a way to keep the whole moon from going dark!

9781945432590

34 pages, color illustrations, hardcover

9781945432606

34 pages, color illustrations, paperback

Printing of paperbacks are now taking 7-9 days and hardcovers are about 14 days. If you need them by the end of December, Amazon Prime is probably the best option.

978-1-945432-61-3

46 pages, color illustrations, paperback

$15.95 + fixed $5 shipping

Silly Lily's Rhyming Adventures in Nature

Written by Jack Cooper

Illustrated by Greta Gonzalez

Edited by Dennis R. Hoerner PhD

Silly Lily lives in a small apartment with her parents and cats in the medium-sized city of NoFrown Town, but her heart lies in the big outside. She loves lilies, of course, and all the beautiful flowers, but animals the most.

She treasures books and videos, but every chance she gets she goes to the Peek-A-Boo Zoo, the NoHarm Farm, the Peach Beach and the Please Trees Woods. Sometimes she travels alone, sometimes with family or friends.

When not on a real adventure, she daydreams about one. Whether it’s An Aardvark that searches in the bark for bugs in the dark, or A Goat that ate her coat right off the boat, whatever Lily sees in nature, it somehow magically rhymes, and she would like nothing more than to share her adventures with everyone, who might in turn learn something along with her.

Whether she travels by skateboard, bike or bus, she always stays safe, and friends and other good people love to help her.

AstroYogo

by Emily Ridout

Combine astrology and yoga to tap into your cosmic purpose

In AstroYoga for an Aquarian Age, AstroYoga specialist Emily Ridout layers together the theory and practices that help you tap into the powers of the cosmos within. AstroYoga applies astrology to yoga to unlock a sense of deeper purpose and alignment with the universe and yourself. Exploring the pages of this book will help you use AstroYoga to examine the character of time and your place within it. Ultimately, the AstroYoga concepts in this book encourage transcending theory and stepping into the fullness of your being through the informed, intuitive dance with the planets, stars, and luminaries.

Young Bear

by K. Naomi Brough

illustrated by K. Naomi Brough and Contributing Artists

Young Bear is a heartwarming delight for readers of all ages.

This mythological tale, set in a mountainous, rural New England village, features enchanting illustrations, poetry, and prose with unfolding events that transpire in both earthly and spirit worlds. The tale includes a tight-knit pagan community and the lives of a pair of Eastern black bears. An elderly farmer lives close to Earth, in harmony with ever changing seasons. His wife leads family and friends in celebration of blended and traditional Celtic nature holidays. A young couple prepares for the birth of their first child. The bears’ lives are disrupted when two strangers come to town, but the uncommon bond between Young Bear and her mate transcends the living world.

A portion of the profits from the sale of this book will be contributed to keystone organizations dedicated to providing shelter...building homes, rebuilding and protecting vulnerable communities and natural ecosystems.

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https://ecojusticepress.com/k-naomi-brough.html

Paperback $17.50 + S/H

48 pages, 8.5"x9.44"

ISBN 13 - 978-1-945432-55-2

Paperback $22.00 + S/H

164 pages, 7"x10"

ISBN 13 - 978-1-945432-53-8

Paperback $12.95 + S/H

110 pages, 7"x10"

ISBN 13 - 978-1-945432-51-4

Resilience: A Person, Not Just a Patient

by Angela McCrimmon

Following on from my first book, Can You Hear Me Now: Finding My Voice In A System That Stole It, the progress I’ve made both personally and with Health Care Services is incredible. Once scared into silence, my first book served as a platform to allow me to lift my head and my heart to follow my passion to help others coming into contact with services because of their Mental Health. Understanding that not every service is the right fit for each person, but feeling intensely that if it wasn’t necessarily going to be the thing to help them...at least don’t hurt them! I hope that in this book, Resilience, A Person Not Just A Patient, you can feel the hope between the pages, the soul-searching I’ve done to find ways of wellbeing that are finally working for me and above all see the link between our brains, bodies and hearts.

Angela’s work continues to be of such huge importance to our community and country. Her unique insights and her gift of writing convey what many cannot, about struggles and experiences of mental health. This book is vital and so is Angela.

— Hannah Bardell, MP for Livingston. House of Commons, Parliament. London, UK

Releasing the Dove

by R. N. Miller