Manford of MorningGlory Mountain is the story of seven friends: Manford, the moose; Veronica, the bear; Golly, the golden eagle; Flossie, the pink flamingo; Princess Columbine, the monarch butterfly; \tNeedlenose, the porcupine; and Ssam, the garter snake. These characters go adventuring in mountains, forests, rivers, and even the big city exploring the world and discovering its secrets. They work, play, and learn together, winning the day by relentlessly solving whatever puzzles or problems lie in store. Manford and his friends are upbeat, positive, and funny. They portray strong personal values, showing how friendship, persistence, self_reliance, and teamwork lead to success.

The Circle is Drawn (Manford of Morningglory Mountain)

Humor & Entertainment

White, Jeff

Lowther, MIC

Farrell, Beth

Humor

Mic Lowther

Adventures of Manford and his friends continue. Manford finds a map to pirate treasure. It is probably just a wild goose chase, but then again, maybe not. Veronica dreams, dreams, and dreams while she hibernates. Golly races to save a child swept downstream toward a waterfall. Flossie is invaded by two hundred flamingos who take over her house and pond. Princess Columbine amazes a million butterflies at a convention in Pismo Beach. Needlenose enters a contest to win a lifetime supply of potato chips, but he already has one. Ssam writes epic poetry punching computer keys with his nose. Readers will join Manford on these adventures, and going to the circus, and learning how eclipses happen.

Riches for the Finding (Manford of Morningglory Mountain)

Children's Books

Seventeen Parcels (The Moorhouse Trilogy)

Literature & Fiction

Literary

BookBaby

The Unlikely Redemption of the Thief Sydney Bridgewater (2) (The Moorhouse Trilogy)

Walking North is a story of discovery, a story of realizations about the natural world that come slowly, gradually, to someone who doesn't even know he is looking for anything. 
Mic and Jerrianne Lowther, with ten-year-old daughter, Kyra, start optimistically one first day of spring to walk from Georgia to Maine along the Appalachian Trail. The path is more than 2,000 miles long and follows the very crest of the Appalachian Mountains. All uphill, hikers say, in either direction. 
They walk through the usual conditions such an adventure brings: snow, rain, wind, cold, heat, swarming bugs. Through bogs, rocks, mud, and river crossings. And from Georgia to Maine, the backdrop is mountain scenery -- vivid, spectacular, ever-changing. 
Bears, skunks, and raccoons invade their camps, along with a motorcycle gang, a helicopter gunship, and a colorful assortment of other hikers making their way casually, me-thodically, or obsessively toward Maine. 
Differing objectives become evident early on. Jerri has come to see things growing and green, to follow spring north, to walk without hurry through a full change of seasons. Mic counts the miles, plotting each day as a means toward the goal: Maine. And Kyra, well, who knows what she's thinking.... 
Walking North is a thoughtful narrative, descriptive at times, touching at times, humorous throughout. It is a story of working the day's problems, of understanding per-sonal differences, and of slowly discovering one's place in the natural world.

Walking North

Sports & Outdoors

Hiking & Camping

Elton-Wolf Pub.

Seventeen Parcels shares a thrilling - and unconventional - treasure hunt that will keep readers guessing with each page. In this novel, a wealthy man wills a vast fortune to his three grown children but leaves directions to it in 17 parcels hidden throughout the US. Now, the heirs must find the parcels and follow the path to their inheritance, if indeed there actually is any. The attorney for billionaire Xander Moorhouse employs a package delivery driver to hide 17 mysterious parcels each in a different US State. Driver Austin Somerfeld does so over the course of 18 months, following a strict set of rules and earning a half-million dollars for his efforts. Moorhouse dies 11 years later, but leaves behind directions indicating that his grown children - Caroline, David, and Juliana - must find the hidden parcels and open them in numbered sequence only after all have been located. The three heirs participate reluctantly but warm to the on-going adventure. This is a captivating novel for road trip-treasure hunt readers to become involved in the drama of hiding, then finding the 17 parcels with a host of attendant obstacles and difficulties along the way. Such readers will be just as puzzled as the heirs when parcels are at last opened and Xander's intentions are revealed.

Parenting & Relationships

Olympus Story House

What Mom & Dad Never Told Us (The Moorhouse Trilogy)

Action & Adventure

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