Richard S. Hartmetz

From before the Wright Brothers first flight, man has always dreamed of flying and traveling into space. This book details the human race's reach for the stars, covering almost a hundred historic aircraft, fifty of the most famous aviators and much more, with many photographs. You will learn some of the concepts involved in space travel and flying, and perhaps even have some fun. Join us on our journey from the first flight of a hot air balloon, to our voyage to Mars and beyond. The countdown has begun...

The History of American Aviation and Space Travel

"We are going to look first at the elements that go into writing a fictional story; what they are, how to use them effectively and how to put them together to make a good story. We are going to start with a basic story and work on developing it together so you can observe the actual process. Then you can feel free to go off an do one on your own. This volume will cover Setting, Point of View, Tense, Mood, Plot Types, Dialogue and Character Development."--Back cover.

Secrets to Writing Well -

L. M. Montgomery

Now 41 years old, Anne Shirley has been married to Gilbert Blythe for fifteen years and has six mischievous children of her own. When an eccentric widowed minister with four children and a runaway moves in next door, an adventure ensues to keep the girl from being sent to an orphanage and stop a pet rooster from being added to the soup. Join us for the seventh classic adventure in the Anne Shirley saga.

Rainbow Valley

F. Scott Fitzgerald

The Great Gatsby

Vincent Van Gogh

Out of print for many years, this culturally important work by Vincent Van Gogh, one of the greatest artists of all time is now available for a whole new generation. Written in his own words, this collection of letters by the master himself, gives a unique insight into this misunderstood man and a peek into history itself. Join us for a journey into the mind of an eccentric genius, and the man whose work inspired this very book company.

The Letters of a Post-Impressionist

The second book in the series about Marvin, a precocious eleven year old, who tries in vain to be good, but always seems to make the decisions that land him in trouble with his parents, teachers and classmates. Marvin struggles to impress the girl he likes, while trying to avoid the class bully. Along the way, he creates a special friendship with his teacher, and encounters many of life's humorous hurdles through the eyes of a fourth grader. Parents, teachers and students will see many parallels to their own lives, as the elements in these stories are taken from real-life experiences chronicled by the author during a decade as an elementary school teacher.

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