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Clouds, Dreams & Fantasy is a collection of works created during the Pandemic. Covid-19 created a unique time in global history and affected each of us very differently. Technology allowed many to connect in new ways. Creatives became my circle and my imagination ran wild. This collection of work includes short stories, short shorts, and poetry; much teased out by other writer friends. Set your imagination free as you allow the incidents in the book to affect you. In this freedom, you may find you have stories to tell. Creatives influence one another. Let this book impact you.

A Pocket-Sized Collection of Quotations by Donald Trump in an Elegant Hardcover Edition

A 2022 Catalog of Applewood's latest and most popular titles, or use in the Gift Market.

Originally published in 1896, bestselling author and naturalist Frances Theodora Parsons, writing under her married name, wanted to create a "childr's reading book" designed to help children develop their reading skills while learning all about plants and developing a "lifelong interest in nature." Full of intricate sketches and illustrations and designed to follow plant's lives throughout a child's school year, this children's botany guide is full of interesting details told through a sweet and friendly narration. Listed as one of the 50 best children's books of its day, this guide is a delight for modern learners, readers, and botanical enthusiasts.

Ten selected facsimile issues of Harper's Weekly from the Civil War. Each sampler may have different issues.

This caringly-produced facsimile edition, with charming cover and interior illustrations by Jessie Wilcox Smith, was originally published in 1912. The beloved and iconic Christmas poem "A Visit from St. Nicholas" (more commonly known as "'Twas the Night Before Christmas") was written in 1823 by Clement C. Moore. The poem was an instant sensation and still, two hundred years later, is synonymous with Christmas and embodies many of the characteristics still associated with Santa Claus today.

This never-before published work was written and photographed in 1942 by two Manzanar volunteers-adult education director Charles Ferguson and conscientious objector/photographer A. Hennebold. The book chronicles life in the Manzanar concentration camp through the fictional voice of a real young resident of Manzanar. Her descriptions and words echo today and compel us to ask the same poignant questions that was asked nearly eight decades ago. "Isn't America still democratic?"

The discipline and regulations that helped America win the Revolutionary War. The book was written-with the help of Alexander Hamilton-by Baron von Steuben, a colorful, charismatic, imposing, gay Prussian. Frederick William von Steuben had been a captain in the Prussian army, met Ben Franklin in Paris, and ultimately volunteered to come to America in exchange for free passage and a fancy uniform. When he arrived in America, he joined George Washington and trained an elite force at Valley Forge. He whipped the troops into shape, helped win the war, and left us this practical military training manual. Called the "Blue Book" it was used until after the War of 1812. Incredibly, much of it is still in use by America's Armed Services today.

Amazing but True Stories of America and its Heroes

A Paperback Centennial-Edition of Carl Sandburg's Pulitzer Prize Winning Poetry Collection

A reproduction of an authentic upstate New York traveler's souvenir from the late 1930s.