Effective Questions to Strengthen Thinking

Marilyn Brown

Educational Impressions

A book that is meant to help families avoid disputes over family property when dividing an estate.

The Choose Around: One Family's Method of Dividing Possessions

Mary Brown

Milli Brooks

Spirit Hill Three, LLC

Green Savings: How Policies and Markets Drive Energy Efficiency (Energy Resources, Technology, and Policy)

Yu, Wang

Praeger

Thorns of the Sun uncovers the real substance of the Mormon culture never before depicted so clearly with such force for good. Well researched and historically accurate!

Thorns of the Sun (Pioneer Saga)

Covenant Communications

During their move to Provo from Salt Lake City, the Holly family watched their dining table fly off the trailer and sail out over the point of the mountain like a frisbee. 
In their new neighborhood, they found an old discarded board to use for a table. They thought no one wanted it, but evidently the disreputable Chester boys next door had been planning to use it for a tree house. This inadvertently started a war. Would they be able to patch things up in time for Christmas?

The Holly Christmas

Salt Press

MIRACLES Every Day One man is led to his family records by the otherworldly sound of a trumpet in a dusky graveyard. Another researcher, without maps or knowledge, miraculously finds records saved from a World War II bombing. A family, after losing work to a computer crash, discovers a disk containing the lost information, though no one in the house had made a copy of it. Others, in the quiet of the night, receive answers in their dreams. These are just a few of the many examples of the heavenly help that dedicated genealogical researchers have received. Miracles associated with family history work happen too often to be tossed off as mere coincidence or luck. You will receive strength to pursue your own research as you read these true accounts from people who have been assisted in their work to bring their families together from beyond the veil. In no human effort has there been more generous cooperation from the spirit world than in family history research. Families Lost and Found, compiled by popular authors Lee Nelson and Marilyn Brown, is a witness to a work that is more important than many people may realize. These narratives provide a testimony that we are not alone, especially as we search to find our lost families.

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Religion & Spirituality

Lee, Nelson

Christian Books & Bibles

Cedar Fort

I can think of no LDS fiction writer (except for Orson Scott Card, in a different genre) who has more timelessly cultivated the invidious, possibly barren and reputedly mined no-man's land between popular and literary fiction than Marilyn Brown. In this new book, she invites us to ponder the entanglements of light and darkness, the tragic and sacramental risks and deeds, in our efforts to gather and live together, to make, sustain, and shelter families and communities. - Bruce W. Jorgensen, Author, Critic, BYU Professo

Serpent in Paradise

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

The novel gives an intriguing look at both sides of the polygamy issue that divided the people of Utah in the 1890s. Through careful research the author has created authentic settings and characters. The riveting story will keep readers hooked until the final page. John Sewell is an aspiring young newspaper man from Boston with a peculiar assignment: Find out what's happening in Utah, where the issue of polygamy has kept the territory outside the Union and divided a people. In Salt Lake City, John suddenly finds himself lodging in the home of one of the most sought after Church leaders, George Q. Cannon. The Mormons want John to join their church; the non Mormon's want him to spy for their cause; and now Libby Walker, Cannon's lovely niece, has mysteriously left town--and John thinks he knows why. Live the drama, the heartache, and the intrigue surrounding the climax to Utah's forty-year struggle to join the Union in Marilyn Brown's revealing novel, Statehood.

Statehood: A Novel Celebrating Utah's Centennial

United States

This intriguing collection of short stories from master storytellers shares the wealth of lessons available all around us---if we know how to look. Powerfully written and filled with precious insights, these stories teach timeless messages in a modern setting. Together these stories make for an entertaining and engrossing read that's perfect for sharing with friends and family!

Parables for Today

David Farland

Kenny Kemp

Short Stories & Anthologies

Cedar Fort. Inc.

Italian immigrants Sol and Micca Morelli have made their home in Helper, Utah, where they raise canaries that warn miners of poisonous gases in the underground tunnels. Sol and his son Loucas work in the coal mines. When the two men are pressured to join in a labor strike, they become embroiled in a conflict that could leave them jobless...or worse.

Black Canary

Genre Fiction

Brigham Distributing

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