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Trilogy describing the author's journey to Canada from Wyoming with a dream of owning a cattle ranch. In Grass beyond…
the Mountains, Richmond and his companions conquer the tortuous miles and carve out a space for themselves. Also includes Nothing Too Good for a Cowboy and The Rancher Takes a Wife. Strong language and some violence. 1978
In the 1930s, an intellectual and artistic community formed in the western United States that revolved around Ed Ricketts, John…
Steinbeck, and mythologist Joseph Campbell. Tamm reflects on Ricketts's life and work as a trailblazing ecologist. 2004
Author of Floatplane Notebooks (RC 31559) recalls his lifelong love of flying. Reminisces about his ROTC service at the University…
of North Carolina and 1960s air force training. Recounts seeing combat in the Vietnam conflict, for which he earned a Distinguished Flying Cross, and declares his dislike of war. 2005
Australia, 1931. Novelization of the trip on foot across Australia by three part-Aboriginal girls, who run away from their inhumane…
government resettlement school to return home. Molly, Daisy, and Gracie trek through the wilderness to be reunited with their families. 1996
England and France are at war, but numerous British ships are tied up at Spithead by a mutiny. So Captain…
Brewster of the HMS Adamant has been ordered to Brest, France, as a show of force to keep French troops from sailing to Ireland. He is joined by the Russian sloop Catherine, which just happens to have on board a lovely young lady who catches the eye of midshipman John Lawson aboard the Adamant
When a typhoon wrecks the "Diane," and its captain, Jack Aubrey; its surgeon, Stephen Maturin; and its crew plot their…
survival on an island in the Dutch East Indies. At first they are hoodwinked by a band of pirates. Eventually they take command of "The Nutmeg of Consolation," a small ship with which they outwit a much larger French enemy vessel and proceed to Australia. There they become involved in assorted battles that they have little to do with the sea
When Captain Jack Aubrey is dismissed from the Royal Navy, his friend, Stephen Maturin, gives him command of the private…
warship "Surprise," a letter of marque. As Maturin's marital problems and Aubrey's disgrace bring the buddies even closer, Aubrey captures the frigate "Diane" in a skirmish against Napoleon and is wounded in the process. The question now is whether this feat is enough to bring about his reinstatement
Um patriota polonês que renunciou seu país que traiu a ele e a seu povo. Os judeus viveram na Polônia…
por quase mil anos e ajudaram a formar sua cultura e indústria. Sua família era bem quista e cheia de profissionais. Seu pai era um distinto advogado que trabalhava no Ministério de Finanças. A guerra destruiu seu mundo, interrompeu seus sonhos e o forçou a lidar com novas realidades. Sua lealdade e amor pela velha Polônia que ele conhecia tão bem começou a lentamente desaparecer quando ele descobriu que seu nacionalismo era baseado em equívocos sobre seus "irmãos" poloneses. A ocupação nazista deu a seus vizinhos poloneses a oportunidade de ouro de se livrar dos "judeus imundos" e permitiu que eles roubassem seus bens. Muitos prontamente colaboraram com os nazistas durante a guerra e houve atém quem matasse muitos sobreviventes depois da guerra. Embora ele tenha renunciado seu país com tristeza, ele amava sua cultura e viveu como polonês em seu novo país até morrer aos noventa e três anos.