Wendy McClure

The author of I'm Not the New Me irreverently retraces the pioneer journeys of the Ingalls family as depicted in the famous Little House series by Laura Ingalls Wilder, identifying its fictional and factual aspects while visiting the historical sites where young Laura grew up. 25,000 first printing.

My Adventures in the Lost World of Little House on the Prairie

The Wilder Life

To escape rumored terrors in Kansas, New Yorkers Jack and Frances, eleven, and Frances's brother Harold, seven, jump off an orphan train in 1899 and help new friend Alexander to build Wanderville, a safe place for homeless children.

Wanderville

The author of I'm Not the New Me presents a zany, frequently disturbing collection of recipe cards from the 1970s, featuring such classic dishes as Fish Balls, Celery Logs, Caucasian Shashlik, and Frankfurter Spectacular. Original. 40,000 first printing.

Classic Diet Recipe Cards from the 1970s

The Amazing Mackerel Pudding Plan

When Field Mouse and Squirrel find a big, round, orange object in the road their friends disagree about what it is, but soon it becomes the life of the party.

It's a Pumpkin!

When a bird flies into their window by accident, Callum and his sister, Emmy, learn that from the outside, the glass looks just like the sky. They also learn that the United States has lost a lot of birds in recent years—and that there are lots of things their family can do to help. First, they set out feeders and make the windows safe. Then, for the winter, they build a little shelter and put out a heated birdbath. By springtime, all kinds of birds are visiting their yard! But with such a big problem, is there more they can do to make a difference?

A Garden to Save the Birds

A hilarious and sometimes poignant look at the absurdities of weight-loss culture from an appealing and original voice. I'm Not The New Me is about coming to terms with a family heritage of fat and drastic surgeries, and about self-esteem issues that are nobody's business but your own. It's wondering what's left of yourself after you lose weight-and just who the hell you are if you gain it back. It's about the absurdities of online identities and fat girl clichés, and the sheer terror of appearing live and in person in your very own life.

I'm Not the New Me

A brother and sister learn that small changes can make a big difference.

Wendy McClure

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