Susan and Dan are newly married and on their way to Northern Maine to join the back-to-the-land movement of the early ’70s. They’ll soon encounter people—and a land—they will remember for the rest of their lives. Angela Weiler draws from personal experience for this quirky, dramatic, ultimately moving tale of characters as colorful and rugged as the region of Maine they call home. And she does it in unique style, writing each chapter from the perspective—and in the voice—of a different character.

Goin' Up the Country: A Novel in Stories

Angela Weiler

Log Cabin Books

This little girl won't eat her broccoli, and then her big sister tells her the strangest story she has ever heard! The whole family stars as this children s tale unfolds with lots of giggles and a surprise

Don't Eat Your Broccoli!

Lynn Morris

Children's Books

I never did sleep on a bedstead till after freedom.... 
 There came this evening an old black man, a young one and his wife and infant.... 
 Slavery is the next thing to hell.... 
 Peterboro, New York is home to the National Abolition Hall of Fame. More than 140 years ago, as the home of national abolition leader Gerrit Smith, it had a different name: some called it Heaven .
 This compelling book by scholar and Peterboro resident Norman K. Dann, Ph.D. is a must-read for anyone who wants to learn about slavery in America. It describes the origins of slavery and details the lives of slaves on southern plantations, with first-person narratives by slaves and their owners.
 Finally, When We Get To Heaven documents the struggles of those who risked their lives to escape slavery, and in doing so, passed through Peterboro, New York--a quiet Central New York stop on the Underground Railroad.

When We Get to Heaven: Runaway Slaves on the Road to Peterboro

Norman K. Dann

Gerrit Smith may have been the least-known national leader of the American 19th century. A multi-billionaire by today s standards, he chose to live in a small, rural hamlet in Central New York state. His reach was long: he was a champion for women s rights, temperance, and most notably, the fight to end slavery and racial discrimination. The long list of visitors to his home in tiny Peterboro, New York included Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, John Brown, Susan B. Anthony, William Lloyd Garrison, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Sojourner Truth. In this landmark biography that is destined to become a favorite of researchers and historians, Norman Dann paints a vibrant portrait of Smith based on thousands of letters, poems, and speeches Smith gave to and received from those he worked with and against in his lifelong crusade for freedom and equality.

Practical Dreamer; Gerrit Smith and the Crusade for Social Reform

DANN, NORMAN

Gerrit Smith may have been the least-known national leader of the American 19th century. A multi-billionaire by today s standards, he chose to live in a small, rural hamlet in Central New York state. 
His reach was long: he was a champion for women s rights, temperance, and most notably, the fight to end slavery and racial discrimination. The long list of visitors to his home in tiny Peterboro, New York included Frederick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, John Brown, Susan B. Anthony, William Lloyd Garrison, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, and Sojourner Truth.
 In this landmark biography that is destined to become a favorite of researchers and historians, Norman Dann paints a vibrant portrait of Smith based on thousands of letters, poems, and speeches Smith gave to and received from those he worked with and against in his lifelong crusade for freedom and equality.

Practical Dreamer: Gerrit Smith and the Crusade for Social Reform

Cousins of Reform

This title combines the resources and experience of an attorney and credit expert and a financial services professional who share a talent for giving clear, simple explanations to money questions. They help you understand your personal finances from the start so you can build the financial future that you choose. (This book was previously titled "Get It Together: The Real-World Money Guide for Graduates.")

Get It Together: The Real-World Guide to Personal Finance

Business & Money

Shannon Prosser

Hallie Hawkins

Personal Finance

Organizing Your Finances - Building Credit - Cash Flow - Good and Bad Debt - Taxes - Credit Cards - Loans and Mortgages

Get It Together: The real-world guide to cash & credit

Ballots, Bloomers and Marmalade, the life of Elizabeth Smith Miller

An anthology of stories by Idaho writers centering around the topic of rooms. The Cabin is a non-profit literary organization that strives to inspire a love of reading, writing and discourse throughout Idaho. The rooms of our historic log cabin on Capitol Boulevard are buzzing with new ideas for ways we can enhance the literary community in our region. Rooms: Writers in the Attic, represents one of our first ventures into publishing adult writing, with a topic inspired by The Cabin's attic: a rustic writer's nook overlooking the Greenbelt and the Boise River.

Rooms: Writers in the Attic

Literature & Fiction

The Cabin

Short Stories & Anthologies

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