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Neither Sand Nor Sea
By Kathleen Kubik
Everyone knows Julian Swan is a sweet talker, everyone that is except Carla Montgomery—the talented young woman assigned to the interior design project for his new Rolling Hills development. At twenty seven, Carla had paid her dues in the business and deserves the opportunities that come with such a high-profile account, but her boss and close friend Anna wonders if Carla can handle Julian.
In every life there comes a time to discover one’s own strengths and weaknesses. For Carla this journey will take her back to her childhood in Montauk, back to herself, back to the sea and the sand.
0-9766805-1-3
US$15.00/CAN$24
Trade Paper
368 pgs. Fiction
Women's Lit
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Once Again, Now
By Charmaine Gordon
Suddenly widowed at age 59, Kate Harris emerges from a dark year of mourning and tries to find her place in the world. The world has changed so much since 1959. Terrified and lonely, but determined to live again, Kate wonders how she will ever find the strength to overcome her fears. Can she learn to be an independent woman in this new and bewildering yet exhilarating world?
"A novel of hope…A suspenseful story, with engaging characters…I couldn’t put this book down."
—Maura Teitelbaum, Literary Agent, Abrams Artists Agency
0-9724853-8-4
US$15.00/CAN$24
Trade Paper
336 pgs. Fiction
Women's Lit
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If you've ever loved and laughed with a dog,
you'll LOVE this book...
Beth Quinn's dogs have been entertaining readers of her newspaper column for more than 20 years: Huck and Tom, Scout the Little Brown Dog, Riley the Germanshepherddog of Uncommon Distinction, and others.
Now we've gathered them together into this heart-warming, laugh-out-loud book.
Price:$ 14.95 / Each | |
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From The Times Herald Record
"The Best of Beth"
A selection of Beth Mullally's (Beth Quinn)best columns
Illustrated by Stephen Mellus.
Price:$ 14.95 / Each | |
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Located in the heart of Orange County, the city of Middletown was first settledc.1760. The hamlet became a village in 1848 and a city in 1888. Long noted for its dairy farming, Middletown gained its reputation as a railroad center beginning in 1888. Long noted for its dairy farming, Middletown gained its reputation as a railroad center beginning in 1843 with the coming of the New York & Erie Railroad. That reputation remained until 1957, when Middletown's other major railroad, the famed New York, OIntario & Western Railway was abandoned.
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SUNDAY, MARCH 26TH, 2006 1 TO 3 PM BOOK SIGNING
"Town of Wallkill", Author. Dorothy Hunt-Ingrassia.
Town of Walkill, Orange County, New York
The Town of Walkill, located midway between the Hudson River on the east and the Delaware on the west, was organized April 7, 1772. Hamlets sprung up around early churches, and blacksmiths, coopers, tanners and wagon builders moved into the area. Abundant water power attracted saw mills and grist mills into the Phillisburgh and Mechanicstown areas.
We glimpse Walkill's early history with selected photographs of residents, homesteads, farms and scenes, along with Midway Park, the trolley and the many one-room schools.
Historian Dorothy Hunt-Ingrassia, a lifelong resident, was the first appointed Court Clerk for the Town of Walkill. Retiring after 29 years in the New York State Court system, her last position was personal secretary to the Honorable Joseph G. Owen, Supreme Court Justice. Dorothy has been the Town of Walkill Historian for nearly two decades; is Historian for the North Congregational Church; on the Board of Directors of the Historical Society of Middletown and the Walkill Precinct; and is currently Vice President of the Historical Club of Middletown.
Gwen Deserto, Assistant Historian, also a lifelong resident, has been a teaching assistant for 37 years in the Middletown School District; member of the Orange County Genealogical Society; the Historical Society of Middletown and the Walkill Precinct; and is Vice President of the Bloominburgh Restoration Musuem and Cultural Center.
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ORANGE COUNTY GETS A COLLEGE
Life was simpler in 1950, when Middletown became New York's first county-sponsored community college.
ORANGE COUNTY GETS A COLLEGE is a story about how a small group of college educated citizens learned that this agricultural county needed a college… and how they got it.
A dramatic success story, Orange County Community College opened in a large white, granite barn/garage/carriage house which was turned into a college in only two months. Well, maybe they didn’t quite finish. A 1950 photo shows three college students cleaning dirty tile walls in the garage!
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The Amber Waves of Gain, How the Government Makes Us Fat, and the Spiritual Power To Lose It
Obesity in America leads to many worse conditions or disease. This book blames public food policy. We transfer billions of dollars of income from our tax treasury to the wealthiest farm conglomorates each year creating a surplus of the subsidized crops. We are then promoted to eat the surplus.
If we eat by government guidelines we will be fat and undernourished.
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Signed Copies of Two Little Girls In Blue at The Book Cellar Cafe. 10 Copies Only
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