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Print: $15.22 Boots. A bedtime read-aloud story poem. A charming story of a lost (and found) kitten.
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Print: $12.00 In the words of the author, “Wordsworth was a great poet, but as a nature-lover he had a long way to go.” In this collection Mildred M. Jeffrey addresses this issue, reflecting on the beauties as well as the quirks and oddities of the natural world. She draws our attention to the "ceremonial gathering" of sequoia trees, the scent of bruised mint and the gardener’s annoyance at “ivy carousing into the lawn.” With an evocative vocabulary, Jeffrey brings to the reader a deeper understanding and appreciation of the world that surrounds us all.
Mildred M. Jeffrey, a published novelist and associate professor emerita of English, Hofstra University, was an editor of Xanadu, a nationally circulated poetry journal for twenty years. She is a member of the Poetry Society of America and the New England Poetry Club. Her fiction includes Daughter, Oh My Daughter; Walking the Cliffs, and Rejoice. Her poetry books are Detours and Intersections and also True Lies.
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Print: $9.95 In this new collection of poetry, the author explores the skillful choice of words to create a picture, narrative or emotion within the strict framework of the traditional Japanese verse form called "Haiku", an unrhymed three-line verse, with a reference to nature or a season. The cover portrait reflects the beauty of Dancing Cranes, from one of the poems.
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Print: $14.95 Download: FREE Squeeze Play is a must if you really enjoy the game of baseball, especially if you follow the New York Yankees and the Boston Red Sox. You'll learn a little about the importance of a loving and supportive family, and a lot about what it takes to play for the Big Leagues. Then there is the mystery of a player's death, not to forget a very unusual romance---all delivered in a style that should keep you turning pages quickly.
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Print: $49.95 André Lorin’s “Livre de Contredance” (1685–87) is a collection of dances of a type long known as English country dance. Lorin, sent to England by Louis XIV, was asked to bring back to court the “most beautiful” of the dances. He then profoundly changed them, imbuing them with the French style of the steps recently codified by the Académie Royale de Danse (of which he claimed membership) and showing how to perform them exactly with the music.
Lorin’s manuscript is published here for the first time, in complete facsimile, with the corresponding translation and a full performing edition of the dance on each facing page. Extensive illustrations and essays about Lorin’s life and the long history of the dance type, explanations of the notated steps, concordances and biographies of the courtiers to whom the dances were dedicated fill out the volume.
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Print: $20.00 The sequel to Phillips's first book, The Corners in Time, this novel continues the biography of Dr. Compy Ames, following her life from her marriage to Dr. Scott Eagle until his death nearly twenty-five year later. It is a love story about two doctors whose life together was filled with joy and heartbreak, buffetted by the winds of terrible illness, and blessed with friends and family whose support and love helped them through the hard times.
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Hardcover Print: $24.80 This monograph traces the development of English style skating as it evolved in the nineteenth century, primarily among members of the London Skating Club, predecessor to the Royal Skating Club of today. Combined skating, associated specifically with the English style, is explained; competitions, which became important in the twentieth century, are described; and appendices identify the champions.
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Print: $14.95 This tells the story of a small town boy who became a star baseball pitcher, was asked to sign a contract for the New York Yankees, but went into teaching and coaching instead. His claim to fame is having pitched an "almost Perfect Game", 17 innings that ended in a 3-3 tie. His poetry reflects the artistry of baseball and the players of the game.
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Print: $22.82 This cook book traces the history of the George Keller (1842-1935) family, as told by the recipes handed down through the generations. From Spiced Beef and Mock Turtle Soup to Stokell Rum Punch, Pinewoods Chocolate Cheesecake and Monkey Bread, these recipes have been enjoyed by cousins and friends for years. Lavishly illustrated with family pictures. 48 pp.
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