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On the day she runs away from her husband, everything goes just as Diana has planned. It won'tbe long, however, until her careful design unravels to the point where she finds herself nearlyhomeless in Costa Rica's capital city.Time fragments in this book, and travels in two directions at once. Spliced together with aharrowing series of events that leave her stunned and in danger, Diana relives her romance withthe home she loved in the village of Los Rios and the man she married there.Spartan prose poetry relates the story moving forward, while an image-dense presentation of lifein rural Costa Rica takes us back further and further in time, unfolding layers of depth that makethis book impossible to put down.

Twin sisters Lily and Lori return to Turtle Crossing after eight years chasing their dream professions. Lori has become a veterinarian, and Lily a chiropractor. But they learn quickly that Turtle Crossing still has its share of secrets and scandals.Along with their brother, Hunter, and cousin, Storm, who have grown into capable young adults, they find themselves in a struggle to keep apparently abandoned toddlers from getting lost in a broken, bureaucratic system forever. As hardships mount, the twins and their two new companions form a united front: the Four Aces.

Diana R. Zimmerman blends memory, imagination, and biting wit in her newest fictional memoir about four women sharing an apartment during the most formative summer of their lives.

Shaken in the Water unspools the troubled dynasty of a Mennonite matriarch named Agnes, who was born in 1903 with a portentous birthmark called in Low German the Tieja Kjoaw, or Tiger Scar.

Liven up art workshops for students of any age with Fear No Art. This manual breaks down the styles of many artistic masters into simple step-by-step lessons. Whether you are teaching or studying, Fear No Art wants you to know: You CAN do it!

Grover Solomon Yoder is afraid of everything. Yet when his parents decide to sell the house where he grew up, he returns home to banish the spirit of Odetta Koop, who tormented him throughout his childhood. But Odetta won't go easily. Grover Solomon will only have a chance against her if he can reconnect with his oldest friend, Leon Martin, and find the courage to confront his own past.

Leon Martin and the Fantasy Girl steps into a storybook German village with a troubled high school graduate who comes face to face with a character from his favorite video game, and she is in very real danger. But Leon must overcome his video game addiction and gender stereotypes to have any hope of saving his friends or himself. **First Place Category Winner (Urban Lit / Lad Lit) in the 2013 Dante Rossetti Awards for Young Adult fiction** Now with a preview of Leon Martin's next adventure!

Coaching Football Ain't Easy ignores the X's and O's of football in favor of a hilarious, irreverent, and occasionally grumpy memoir about the ups and downs of one man's career as a football coach.

A collection of short stories from a small northwestern Ohio community. Includes accounts from the oil and gas boom, impromptu celebration of the ending of World War I, farming in the 1920s, eye-witness versions of Dillinger's bank robbery, navigating the Swiss dialect to watching a streaker in the 1970s. Also includes names of every Bluffton High School graduate from 1881 to 1930.

The story begins with the stereotype of a beauty pageant contestant calling for world peace, and then explores what might have to happen in our contemporary world to make such a dream a reality. Includes strong themes of art, women's issues, and American folklore.