Accident or fate? A girl named Quetzal Maya Fisher is born in Guatemala at a Christian mission, and adopted by an American couple. Although raised in Michigan--far from her humble beginnings--she carries within her clues that connect her to the past like invisible threads. As an adult these threads pull her back to the small village of Canoguitas where she was born, and to the missionary family who arranged her adoption. The story of Quetzal is intertwined with that of Tommy Tuttle, a flawed missionary who oversees an international adoption program in Guatemala. Tommy's adoption activities result in his arrest and imprisonment when he is engulfed in a scandal that echoes far beyond the borders of Guatemala--the Land of Eternal Spring. Finding Quetzal is the story of one woman's journey of discovery as she seeks answers to the questions that haunt us all: Who am I... How did I come to be... and Where do I go from here? Finding the answers is never simple, but always worth the effort. In the end Quetzal discovers we are all more than we appear to be, and so much more than we think we are.

Finding Quetzal

Religion & Spirituality

Pahz, Jim

Pahz, Cheryl

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Resumetapebook: The Job-Hunting Handbook For Television Journalists

Rose Tibayan

A dazzling adventure/fantasy that does for cats what Watership Down did for rabbits. In this debut novel, author Victor DiGenti takes readers on a wild ride through the mystical and fascinating world of cats. When Gerry Tremble and his family move from Connecticut to Florida to run his ailing father's hotel, they leave behind one family member who isn't about to take it lying down. He was just a pet cat they called Tony, but Windrusher is determined to find his family and sets off on a perilous journey filled with surprise and discovery. 
Windrusher's tension-filled quest builds to a heart-stopping climax, and Windrusher calls on resources he didn't know he had just to survive.

Windrusher

Literature & Fiction

DiGenti, Victor

Contemporary

Collegehumor.com columnist Steve Hofstetter has just released his first book. The book is a hysterical look at college, discussing everything from doing laundry to dating to dining halls, all in bite sized pieces. Hofstetter also adds some celebrity appeal, featuring a forward by actor Rider Strong (ABC's "Boy Meets World.")

Student Body Shots: A Sarcastic Look at the Best 4-6 Years of Your Life

Steve Hofstetter

Written for electrical, electronics, and mechanical engineers responsible for designing and specifying motors, the book provides details of brushless DC and synchronous motors, as well as both radial and axial motor topologies. Beginning with a discussion of the fundamentals of generic motor design, it logically progresses to a set of more advanced, yet easily understandable, concepts for designing brushless permanent-magnet motors. In addition, the author fully explains techniques for magnetic modelling and circuit analysis, shows how magnetic circuit analysis applies to motor design, describes all major aspects of motor operation and design in simple mathematical terms, develops rigorous design equations for radial flux and axial flux motors, and illustrates basic motor drive schemes. All common motor design terms are clearly defined and a wealth of charts, tables and equations are included.

Brushless Permanent Magnet Motor Design

Engineering & Transportation

Hanselman, Duane C.

Engineering

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