Chef Executive Officer: A Collection of Recipes Donated by Silicon Valley Leaders

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Cooking Education & Reference

Madrona Pub

What Was Good About Today

Describes the efforts of the author's young daughter to stay in good spirits while struggling with incurable leukemia

Kruckeberg, Carol

Self-Help

One Day in Washington

Arts & Photography

National Press Photographers Association, Region 11

Photography & Video

Eating Right to Live Sober

Book by Ketcham, Katherine, Mueller, Ann

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Ketcham, Katherine

Mueller, Ann

Diets & Weight Loss

Forty sermons discuss aspects of Christianity such as love, sin, morality, marriage, and the priesthood

Go into the City: Sermons for a Strenuous Age

Leffler, John Compton

Religion & Spirituality

Turnabout: New Help for the Woman Alcoholic

Biographies & Memoirs

Kirkpatrick, Jean

Community & Culture

In this memoir, noted writer, environmental activist, and Pacific Northwest native Harvey Manning describes a memorable walk along the shoreline from Seattle to Bellingham - a 150-mile trek on which Manning covered nearly 3,000 foot-miles over a two-year period of walking routes in the lowlands and foothills of the Puget Basin. Harvey Manning is the author of many Northwest trail guides, but this is no trail guide. It is a beautifully written tale of "low adventure," a personal account of Manning's experiences and thoughts during his long walk, mingled with memories of particular beaches over many decades and reflections on the area's natural history. First published in 1986, Walking the Beach to Bellingham contains a message sure to resonate with readers today. Manning's local wanderings underscore his strong belief in staying put and exploring one's home place. "Generally, people should stay home," he writes. "Forget gaining a little knowledge about a lot and strive to learn a lot about a little." Hikers who use and love Manning's popular trail guides will welcome this new edition of Walking the Beach to Bellingham, as will environmentalists, serious walkers, readers of nature writing, and anyone who feels at home on the shores of Puget Sound.

Walking the Beach to Bellingham

Science & Math

Manning, Harvey

Nature & Ecology

Together in the Dark: Mysteries of Healing

Colfelt, Robert H.

Medical Books

At the Field's End: Interviews With Twenty Pacific Northwest Writers

Gathers interviews with Jean Auel, David Wagoner, Ursula K. LeGuin, A.B. Guthrie, Ernest Gann, and Raymond Carver

Literature & Fiction

O’Connell, Nicholas

United States

Gathers interviews with Jean Auel, David Wagoner, Ursula K. LeGuin, A.B. Guthrie, Ernest Gann, and Raymond Carver

History & Criticism

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