NORTH COUNTRY BOOKS
2009 Catalog
NORTHERN NEW ENGLAND
Vermont • New Hampshire • Maine
CONTENTS
Vermont .................................................................1
New Hampshire .....................................................3
Maine .....................................................................6
New England .......................................................10
Native American ..................................................13
Nature ..................................................................14
Cookbooks...........................................................20
Rustic Style..........................................................21
Maps ....................................................................23
Calendars ............................................................24
Music ...................................................................24
Videos..................................................................25
Postcard Books and Note Cards .........................25
Specialty Items ....................................................26
Posters ................................................................28
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VERMONT
A KAYAKER’S GUIDE NATURE WALKS IN
VERMONT TO LAKE CHAMPLAIN SOUTHERN VERMONT
An Intimate Exploration Nature-rich, Easy-to-Moderate Walks
CHAMPLAIN AND THE SILENT ONE
by Catherine Frank & Margaret Holden in the Green Mountain State
A North Country Adventure
6 x 9 – 240 pages – Photos – Map – Illus. by Mark Mikolas
by Kate Messner Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-883789-65-6 41/2 x 61/2 – 384 pages
6 x 9 – 152 pages – Illus. – Maps ISBN-13 978-1-883789-65-7 Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 1-878239-47-3
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN-10 1-59531-050-9
ISBN-13 978-1-59531-050-7 Every island, inlet, cove, and inch of shoreline the Includes detailed descriptions of more than forty
length and breadth of Lake Champlain—more than walks, nature and environmental notes, photos and
His tribe calls him Silent One. 650 miles in all—is explored in this treasury of infor- maps, driving directions, history, anecdotes, and use-
He hasn’t spoken since his mation for kayakers wishing to discover for them- ful suggestions from local experts. This title explores
uncle died fighting the selves the beauty and grandeur of this lake. Packed southern Vermont, offering an insider’s guide to the
Iroquois. But in the winter of with historical and geological information, and data on very best walking throughout the region.
1609, a new language echoes the wildlife that abounds and the lake’s ecology and
through the north woods. meteorology.
Samuel de Champlain and his MORE THAN PETTICOATS
Frenchmen speak of friendship Remarkable Vermont Women
and promise to help the Innu
BACKCOUNTRY SKIING
by Deborah Clifford
people fight their enemies. ADVENTURES: VERMONT 6 x 9 – 160 pages
This time, Silent One must join AND NEW YORK Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4306-9
the war party, journey far from home, and find his Classic Ski and Snowboard Tours
This book profiles the lives of twelve of the state's
voice to save his brother and his own spirit. by David Goodman most important historical figures. With enduring
6 x 9 – 224 pages – Photos – Maps strength and compassion, these remarkable women
SPITFIRE Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-878239-70-8 broke through social, cultural, or political barriers to
A North Country Adventure Some of the best places to enjoy the exciting, powder- make contributions to society that still resonate today.
by Kate Messner filled world of back-country skiing and snowboarding.
6 x 9 – 144 pages – Maps – Illus. VERMONT CURIOSITIES
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN-10 1-59531-018-5 HIKING VERMONT Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities
ISBN-13 978-1-59531-018-7 60 of Vermont's Greatest & Other Offbeat Stuff
October 1776…Twelve-year-old Abigail Smith dis- Hiking Adventures by Robert F. Wilson
guises herself as a boy, steals a leaky rowboat, and sets by Larry Pletcher 6 x 9 – 240 pages – Photos
out to join the American Fleet on Lake Champlain. 6 x 9 – 208 pages – Photos – Maps Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4669-6
She’s desperate to find her uncle, her only living rela- Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 0-7627-2247-9 Whether you’re a born-and-raised Vermonter, a recent
tive and her only hope for a real home. Young Pascal
Vermont is a land of lush transplant, or just passing through, this book will have
De Angelis is on board an American ship awaiting bat-
farmlands and green moun- you laughing out loud as it introduces you to the most
tle with the British when Abigail climbs aboard. When
tains, waterfalls and marsh- fascinating characters in the Green Mountain State,
the British ships approach and the first shots are fired,
lands, a national forest, and and takes you places you never could have imagined—
Abigail and Pascal forge a fast friendship, see things
the fourth-largest freshwater some of them right around the corner!
no child should see, and grow up more quickly than
either of them could have imagined. lake in the country. This
newly revised edition covers THE VERMONT
that ground and more in sixty GARDENER'S COMPANION
GUNS OVER THE
of the finest hikes in Vermont. An Insider's Guide to Gardening in
CHAMPLAIN VALLEY
A Guide to Historic Military Sites the Green Mountain State
and Battlefields by Henry Homeyer
by Howard Coffin, Will Curtis, and Jane Curtis 6 x 9 – 224 pages
MOUNTAIN BIKE
6 x 9 – 288 pages – Photos – Map Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4334-4
AMERICA: VERMONT
Paper – $18.95 – ISBN 0-88150-643-5 An Atlas of Vermont's Greatest Whether you are an experienced green thumb or a
In this lively and informative travel guide, the authors Off-Road Bicycle Rides curious novice, whether you live in the Green
lead you to each venue, describing the events and their Mountains or along Lake Champlain, this easy-to-
by Jen Mynter understand guide will help you grow bountiful vegeta-
long-lasting impact.
6 x 9 – 192 pages bles, abundant flowers, and lush lawns.
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-882997-07-7
LAKE CHAMPLAIN
An Illustrated History Here at last is the first off-road bicycling guidebook to IT HAPPENED IN VERMONT
detail Vermont's greatest mountain bike rides. From
by Adirondack Life by Mark Bushnell
the high peaks of Mount Mansfield and Mount
93/4 x 11 – 220 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus. 6 x 9 – 160 pages
Ascutney to the rolling hills surrounding Burlington
Cloth – $44.95 – ISBN 978-0922595-36-5 Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4452-9
and Lake Champlain, author Jen Mynter leads cyclists
This beautiful coffeetable book covers the natural, to some of the greatest rides on earth. From the French and Indian War to the floods of 1927
military, social, and recreational history of the lake and and 1973, twenty-five fascinating events that shaped
its towns. With hundreds of color photographs, draw- the history of the Green Mountain State.
ings, maps and vintage images, Lake Champlain is
destined to be a classic for lake lovers, Revolutionary
War buffs, and nature lovers.
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VERMONT
HIKING THE GREEN MOUNTAINS CHAMPLAIN BIRDWATCHING IN VERMONT
A Guide to 35 of the Region's Best by Christopher Moore by Ted Murin & Bryan Pfeiffer
Hiking Adventures 8 x 10 – 56 pages – Map – Illus. 6 x 9 – 108 pages – Photos – Maps – Index
by Lisa Densmore Hardcover – $18.95 – ISBN 0-88776-657-9 Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-58465-188-1
6 x 9 – 176 pages Samuel de Champlain helped found the first perma- Designed to appeal to expert and backyard birdwatch-
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4522-3 nent French settlement in the New World; he was a ers alike, this comprehensive guide reveals where,
Whether to take in a 360-degree view mountaintop skilled cartographer who gave us many of our first when, and how to watch and enjoy birds in Vermont.
view, a dramatic waterfall, or a pristine pond, this accurate maps of North America; and he forged
book takes readers to thirty-five of the best day hikes alliances with Native nations that laid the foundations INTIMATE VERMONT
and weekend backpacking trips in the Green for vast trading networks. This illustrated biography
by Jon Gilbert Fox
Mountains, some well-known and others off the beat- for middle-grade readers tells the story of this remark-
103/4 x 103/4 – 128 pages – Photos
en path. able man.
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-58465-408-2
CHAMPLAIN’S DREAM With a rare combination of artistry and candor, sympa-
VERMONT OFF THE BEATEN PATH
thy and wit, Fox’s photographs bring us an unusual
A Guide to Unique Places by David Hackett Fischer glimpse of a Vermont not easily accessible to outsiders.
by Robert F. Wilson 6 x 9 – 848 pages – Maps – Illus.
6 x 9 – 224 pages Cloth – $40.00 – ISBN 978-1-4165-9332-4
BACKROAD BICYCLING
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4880-X In this sweeping, enthralling biography, acclaimed his- IN VERMONT
Discover a different side of torian David Hackett Fischer brings to life the remark-
able Samuel de Champlain – soldier, spy, master by John S. Freidin
the Green Mountain State! 51/2 x 81/2 – 240 pages – Photos – Maps
Sign up for sculling camp at mariner, explorer, cartographer, artist, and Father of
New France. This superb biography, the first in Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-692-1
the Craftsbury Sports Center.
Kick back and try out the fur- decades, is as dramatic and exciting as the life it por- Following the quietest, least-traveled back roads, these
niture at Wilson’s Castle, a trays. Deeply researched, it is illustrated throughout tours range from easy rides for beginners and families,
hands-on historic mansion with many contemporary images and maps, including to challenging routes for the most hardy cyclist. Every
from the mid-1800s. Or soak several drawn by Champlain himself. tour includes stunning views, charming villages, and
in a hydrotherapy tub with special places to swim, eat, and visit.
mountain views clear to New DIGBY AND THE LAKE MONSTER
Hampshire at the Inn at High by Dom Cioffi SOUL OF VERMONT
View. Eigth edition. 8½ x 11 – 32 pages – Illus. by Richard W. Brown
Paper – $8.95 – ISBN 0-9745931-0-9 101/2 x 81/2 – 144 pages – Photos
VERMONT WILDLIFE The story of Digby and the Lake Monster was inspired Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 0-88150-677-X
VIEWING GUIDE by the legend of Champ, the mysterious creature said For more than thirty years Richard Brown has been
by Cindy Kilgore Brown to inhabit Lake Champlain. In this book, Digby taking photographs of his beloved home state. Now, in
6 x 9 – 64 pages – Photos befriends the loveable monster… but the monster dis- this ode to the land and its people, he brings together
Paper – $8.95 – ISBN 1-56044-291-3 appears, and Digby doesn’t know if he’ll ever see his his favorite images to share his own deeply personal
A guide to fifty viewing sites from the boreal forest of new friend again. vision of Vermont.
the Northeast Kingdom, across the alpine tundra of
Smugglers Notch, to the lush wetlands of Lake DIGBY TRACKS A CATAMOUNT THE VERMONT CHEESE BOOK
Champlain and the Connecticut River. by Dom Cioffi by Ellen Ecker Ogden
8½ x 11 – 32 pages – Illus. 8 x 8 – 192 pages – Photos – Maps – Index
A VIEW FROM VERMONT Paper – $8.95 – ISBN 978-0-9745931-1-1 Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-770-6
Everyday Life in America Digby is back! In his next adventure, Digby tries to A tour of more than three dozen cheesemakers in a
by Helen Husher locate the elusive catamount, a northeastern mountain behind-the-scenes exploration of the landscape, peo-
5 x 7 – 224 pages lion believed to be extinct for over 100 years. Colorful ple, and cheeses that put Vermont on the global epi-
Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 0-7627-2796-9 and bright illustrations adorn this fun and inspiring story. curean map.
A collection of terrifically written essays reflecting on
everyday encounters in the Green Mountain State, THE VERMONT GHOST GUIDE VERMONT
from the thrall of the tractor to the presence of an by Joeseph A. Citro An Explorer’s Guide
Egyptian mummy. 41/2 x 71/4 – 120 pages – Illus. by Christina Tree & Diane E. Foulds
Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 1-58465-009-5 6 x 9 – 608 pages – Photos - Maps - Index
THE FIELD GUIDE TO LAKE Both a guidebook and a reference tool, The Vermont Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-848-2
MONSTERS, SEA SERPENTS, Ghost Guide contains over 100 entries with 39 illustra- From the Connecticut River valley to the shores of
AND OTHER MYSTERY DENIZENS tions of haunted houses, ghostly spots, and mysterious Lake Champlain to the peaks of the Green Mountains
OF THE DEEP events from every Vermont county. Many of the sto- this guide goes beyond Ben & Jerry's and the popular
ries have never been published before. tourist destinations to include places that are off the
by Loren Coleman and Patrick Huyghe
51/2 x 81/2 – 358 pages – Maps – Illus. – Index beaten path.
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-58542-252-5 GREEN MOUNTAINS, DARK TALES
From the serpentine “Champ” of Lake Champlain to by Joseph A. Citro
the venerable “Nessie” of Loch Ness, this book offers 6 x 9 – 256 pages – Index
an invaluable and unusual resource for the intrepidly Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-58465-134-2
curious to investigate sightings firsthand or to simply Vermont's best-selling collector of the odd and the
enjoy the fascinating accounts that others have given. arcane outdoes himself with this assortment of Green
Mountain marvels, mysteries, and mayhem. Can such
things happen in Vermont?
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VERMONT / NEW HAMPSHIRE
VINTAGE VERMONT VILLAINIES THE IMAGES OF AMERICA SERIES
True Tales of Murder & Mystery from Paper – 61/2 x 91/4 – 128 pages – Photos
NEW HAMPSHIRE
the 19th and 20th Centuries
The Images of America series, DISCOVER THE WHITE
by John Stark Bellamy II Images of Sports series, MOUNTAINS OF NEW HAMPSHIRE
5 x 8 – 224 pages Postcard History series, A Guide to the Best Hiking,
Paper – $13.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-749-2 Making of America series, etc. Biking, and Paddling
Containing accounts of ten murders and two inexplica- provide a photographic histo-
ry of New England towns and by Jerry & Marcy
ble disappearances, Vintage Vermont Villainies
cities, and in many cases pro- 6 x 9 – 304 pages – Photos – Maps – Index
includes the most notorious Vermont homicides occur-
mote the cause of historic Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 1-878239-88-0
ring between 1874 and 1957.
preservation. Each title in the With breathtaking mountain views, abundant wildlife,
25 BICYCLE TOURS IN THE series contains vintage images quiet lakes, 1,200 miles of trails, and the highest peaks
with explanatory captions. in the Northeast, the White Mountains offer outdoor
LAKE CHAMPLAIN REGION
experiences to fit all recreational interests and abili-
Scenic Tours in Vermont, New York, Around Bellows Falls, by Anne L. Collins, ties. This all-new guidebook highlights both popular
and Quebec Virginia Lisai, & Louise Luring destinations and out-of-the-way places.
by Charles Hansen $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-1033-5
5¼ x 8¼ – 208 pages – Photos – Maps Around Middlebury, by Robert E Zaremba & AMC SOUTHERN NEW
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 0-88150-575-7 Danielle R. Jeanloz HAMPSHIRE TRAIL GUIDE
A guide to one of the area’s premier cycling destina- $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0449-1
Bennington, by The Bennington Historical Society AMC Guide to Hiking Mt. Monadnock,
tions, a region of outstanding scenery, with lightly
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-1027-0 Mt. Cardigan, and the Lakes Region
traveled, good quality roads, attractive and historic
towns and villages, friendly residents, and a range of Brattleboro, by The Brattleboro Historical Society edited by Steven D. Smith and Gene Daniell
lodging and dining options. $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0474-2 5 x 7 – 272 pages
Brattleboro Remembers, by The Brattleboro Paper – $18.95 – ISBN 1-929173-60-1
Historical Society – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0872-1
THE STORY OF VERMONT Burlington, by David Robinson & Mary Ann The AMC Southern New Hampshire Trail Guide
A Natural and Cultural History DiSpirito – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-5689-0 describes nearly 200 trails in central and southern New
Burlington Firefighting, by Liisa Reimann Hampshire's spectacular and accessible mountains,
by Christopher Klyza & Stephen C. Trombulak
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-4612-7 state parks, and lakes region.
6 x 9 – 254 pages – Maps – Illus.
Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 978-0-87451-936-5 Burlington Volume II, by David Robinson & Mary
Ann Dispirito – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0182-4 NEW HAMPSHIRE
A very readable portrayal of geological, biological,
and cultural forces that produced the Vermont of today. Caledonia County, by Dolores E Ham OFF THE BEATEN PATH®
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0481-5 by Barbara Radcliffe Rogers and Stillman Rogers
Colchester, by Inge Schaefer 6 x 9 – 256 pages
THE NATURE OF VERMONT $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-1341-5 Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4054-X
Introduction and Guide to a Essex And Essex Junction, by Richard And Lucille
New England Environment Allen – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3578-8 Discover a different side of the Granite State. Follow a
Holland And Its Neighbors, by The Holland nature trail marked with verse at the Robert Frost
by Charles W. Johnson
Historical Society – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3614-8 Homestead; partake in the specialties at The Yankee
51/2 x 81/2 – 372 pages – Illus.
King Arthur Flour Company, by David A. Smokehouse, one of New England’s few authentic
Paper – $22.95 – ISBN 978-0-87451-856-6
Anderson – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3626-1 open-pit barbecues; or learn about the history of skiing
An up-to-date overview of at the New England Ski Museum.
Around Lake Memphremagog, by Ben Aldrich
Vermont’s geological, natural,
Nelson & Barbara Kaiser Malloy
and land use histories, in the HIKING NEW HAMPSHIRE
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-1250-8
context of past, present, and
Lyndon, by Harriet Fletcher Fisher by Larry Pletcher
future human interactions
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7524-0915-8 6 x 9 – 360 pages
with the landscape.
Lyndon Institute, by Harriet Fletcher Fisher Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-56044-789-3
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0093-3
Lace up your boots and sample 100 of the finest hik-
The Mad River Valley, by John & Ellie Hilferty
ing trails in the Granite State. Explore the secluded
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3728-4
headwaters of the Connecticut River in verdant North
Around Morristown, by Shaun Bryer
Country forest, climb the challenging Caps Ridge Trail
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0923-X
over White Mountain granite, or amble along the shore
Newport And The Northeast Kingdom, by Barbara
of Shoal Pond.
Kaiser Malloy – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3553-2
Norwich, by Margaret Cheney McNally & Francis L.
Niles – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-5452-9 MOUNTAIN BIKING THE
Putney, World’s Best Known Small Town, by WHITE MOUNTAINS, WEST
The Putney Historical Society by J. Richard Durnan
$24.99 – ISBN 0-7385-2430-1 – 160 pages 41/4 x 7 – 160 pages
Stowe, by Wendy Parrish Paper – $10.95 – ISBN 1-56044-663-3
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0487-4
Here are thorough descriptions of 46 mountain bike
The Tunbridge World’s Fair, by Euclid Farnham
rides in the western portion of New Hampshire's
$19.99 – 0-7385-5664-5
rugged White Mountains, in an area bordered by
University Of Vermont, by John D. Thomas
Franconia Notch in the north and Ashland in the south.
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3777-2
Vermont Covered Bridges, by Joseph D. Conwill
$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3598-2
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
AMC WHITE MOUNTAIN GUIDE IT HAPPENED IN NEW HAMPSHIRE NEW HAMPSHIRE
Hiking trails in the White Mountain by Stillman Rogers ARCHITECTURE
National Forest 6 x 9 – 176 pages An Illustrated Guide
by Gene Daniell & Steven D. Smith Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 0-7627-2600-8 by Bryant F. Tolles, Jr.
5 x 7 – 624 pages From the tragic tale of young Lizzie Bourne’s death on 51/4 x 9 – 424 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus. – Index
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-929173-34-2 Mount Washington to the unsuccessful one hundred- Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 0-87451-167-4
Since 1907, hikers have relied on the AMC White year effort to save the Old Man of the Mountain, It This illustrated popular guide to the Granite State’s
Mountain Guide as the most comprehensive guide Happened in New Hampshire takes readers on a rich architectural heritage describes nearly four hun-
available to the hiking trails of the spectacular White behind-the-scenes tour of some of the fascinating dred extraordinary buildings.
Mountains of New Hampshire and Maine. Celebrating characters and episodes that mark the Granite State’s
100 years in print this year, this new edition includes eventful past. MOUNTAIN BIKING
everything hikers have come to expect from this trust- NEW HAMPSHIRE’S STATE
ed resource. THE NEW HAMPSHIRE PARKS & FORESTS
GARDENER'S COMPANION
by Linda Chestney
AMC'S BEST DAY HIKES IN THE An Insider's Guide to Gardening
6 x 9 – 176 pages – Photos – Maps
WHITE MOUNTAINS in the Granite State
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-9637077-3-6
Four-Season Guide to 50 of the by Henry Homeyer
Best Trails in the White Mountain With over 164,000 acres of state parks, forests, and
6 x 9 – 192 pages
nature areas, New Hampshire is a mecca for mountain
National Forest Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4299-2
bike adventures. Because of the overwhelming popu-
by Robert Buchsbaum Whether you are an experienced green thumb or an larity of mountain biking in the state, and an ever-
6 x 9 – 320 pages inquiring novice, whether you live in the White increasing demand for a book of trails on state-owned
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-929173-88-1 Mountains, the Connecticut or Merrimac River val- properties, Linda Chestney recognized the need for
Discover waterfalls, secluded mountain ponds, and the leys, or along the seacoast, this easy-to-understand this guidebook.
best scenic vistas with this guide to day hikes in the guide will help you grow bountiful vegetables, abun-
spectacular White Mountains. Ideal for families and dant flowers, and lush lawns. NEW HAMPSHIRE PATTERNS
hikers of all ages and abilities, this new guide from the photographs by Jon Gilbert Fox, text by Ernest Hebert
experts at the Appalachian Mountain Club leads MORE THAN PETTICOATS 91/4 x 91/4 – 144 pages – Photos
explorers to fifty of the region's most spectacular Remarkable New Hampshire Women Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 1-58465-525-9
trails, from short family nature walks to long day hikes by Gail Underwood Parker
that reward with magnificent views. "From the picket fence cover to the final photograph
6 x 9 – 176 pages – Photos featuring Mount Washington, this book is a strong,
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4002-7 grounded portrait of New Hampshire."–Accent Magazine
NEW HAMPSHIRE CURIOSITIES
This book profiles the lives of thirteen of the state’s
Quirky Characters, Roadside Oddities most important historical figures. With enduring
& Other Offbeat Stuff
WHITE MOUNTAIN WILDERNESS
strength and compassion, these remarkable women A Photographic Journey to New
by Eric Jones broke through social, cultural, or political barriers to Hampshire’s Most Rugged Places
6 x 9 – 336 pages make contributions to society that still resonate today.
Paper – $13.95 – ISBN 0-7627-3979-7 by Jerry & Marcy Monkman
111/4 x 111/4 – 112 pages – Photos
Whether you’re a native New PASSACONAWAY’S REALM
Cloth – $26.00 – ISBN 1-58465-404-X
Hampshirite or a recent trans- Captain John Evans and the
plant, author Eric Jones will Exploration of Mount Washington Photographers Jerry and Marcy Monkman not only
have you laughing out loud as provide a full-color, visually stunning tour of the
by Russell M. Lawson contemporary White Mountains, from the fragile envi-
he introduces you to the 51/2 x 81/2 – 188 pages- Illus. – Index
neighbors you never knew ronments of the alpine zones to the few remaining
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-58465-396-5 stands of old-growth forest, but they also document the
you had and takes you to
places you never knew existed. A concise, historically and scientifically correct, and history of human activity and its impact on the forest.
very dramatic story of Mount Washington’s earliest
climbs and the men who made them in pursuit of SUMMER COTTAGES IN
botanical specimens; meteorologic, geographic, and THE WHITE MOUNTAINS
geological data; and personal adventure. The Architecture of Leisure and
YOU KNOW YOU'RE IN NEW Recreation, 1870 to 1930
HAMPSHIRE WHEN... THE NEW HIKING THE
by Bryant F. Tolles Jr.
101 Quintessential Places, People, MONADNOCK REGION
9 x 11 – 318 pages – Illus.
Events, Customs, Lingo, and Eats of 44 Nature Walks and Day-Hikes in the
Cloth – $50.00 – ISBN 978-0-87451-953-2
the Granite State Heart of New England
This generously-illustrated book examines the origins
by Joe Adamowicz and development of the summer cottage in the resort
by John Clayton
6 x 9 – 112 pages – Illus. – Index 51/4 x 71/2 – 288 pages- Photos – Maps – Index communities of New Hampshire's White Mountains
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 0-7627-3813-8 Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-58465-644-1 between 1870 and 1930.
New Hampshire has its own view of the world. Look This detailed and informative guide, fully expanded
through that lens and learn 101 quintessential people, and updated, now includes a beautifully rendered map
for each hike and also provides information on flora
places, events, eats, and traditions that help form the
personality of the Granite State. and fauna, as well as local history and nearby sightsee-
ing destinations.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE
HISTORIC PORTSMOUTH NEW HAMPSHIRE Cheshire County, by Alan F. Rumrill
Early Photographs from the An Explorer's Guide $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0015-1
Collection of Strawbery Banke The Conways, by David Emerson
by Christina Tree & Christine Hamm $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-6256-4
by James L. Garvin 6 x 9 – 464 pages – Photos – Maps – Index Early Dartmouth College/Downtown Hanover, by
7 x 10 – 156 pages – Illus. Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-620-4 Frank J. Barrett Jr. – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-5655-6
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 978-0-9603896-1-2 From spectacular mountain summits to tranquil lakes Dartmouth College Football: Green Fields of
A fascinating collection 19th- and early 20th-century and a small but vibrant coastline, New Hampshire has Autumn, by David Shribman & Jack Degang
photographs of this "old town by the sea". long been a destination for travelers seeking respite $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3611-3
and recreation. Now this updated sixth edition of the Dartmouth College Hockey: Northern Ice, by
A YEAR IN THE NOTCH state's oldest travel guide provides thorough and trust- David Shribman & Jack Degang
Exploring the Natural History of worthy advice for travelers of every taste and budget. $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3885-X
Derry Revisited, by Richard Holmes & William
the White Mountains
50 HIKES IN THE WHITE Dugan – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3763-2
by William Sargent Dover, Thom Hindle Collection
MOUNTAINS
7 x 10 – 211 pages – Photos $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3543-5
Hikes and Backpacking Trips in the
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 978-1-58465-011-9 Ossipee Riverlands, Effingham & Freedom, by
High Peaks Region of New Hampshire
William Sargent's latest book Carol C. Ford & Sheila T. Jones
chronicles a year spent explor- by Daniel Doan & Ruth Doan MacDougall $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0276-6
ing the North Woods of New 6 x 9 – 224 pages – Photos – Maps – Index Postcards From Exeter, by Carol Walker Aten
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Haverhill And East Haverhill, by Nancy Burton
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NEW HAMPSHIRE THE IMAGES OF AMERICA SERIES Seascoast, by Glenn A. Knobloch
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Bow, by The Bow Heritage Commission D. Heald Ph.D – $19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-0498-X
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$19.99 – ISBN 0-7385-3762-4 THE COAST OF MAINE
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Portsmouth Then And Now, by William & of coastal Maine’s Paper – $18.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4224-0
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Rye and Rye Beach, by William M. Varrell
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DISCOVER ACADIA HIKING MAINE MAINE CURIOSITIES
NATIONAL PARK by Tom Seymour Quirky Characters, Roadside
AMC Guide to the Best Hiking, 6 x 9 – 216 pages Oddities, and Other Offbeat Stuff
Biking, and Paddling Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 0-7627-2241-X by Tim Sample and Steve Bither
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Here is your ultimate guide to outdoor adventure in Range, this book features routes to please hikers of transplant, authors Tim Sample and Steve Bither will
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sophisticated wine bar, this authoritative guide will more than 170 summits throughout the state.
Designed for active travelers seeking the best outdoor
show you how to navigate the city’s exciting nightlife,
adventures Maine has to offer, this guide describes
sixty hiking, paddling, sea kayaking, and biking trips
cultural offerings, and numerous outdoor recreation
MAINE OFF THE BEATEN PATH®
opportunities. Second edition.
from the southern coast to the North Woods.
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INSIDERS’ GUIDE TO 6 x 9 – 208 pages
FISHING MAINE Paper – $13.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4789-7
An Angler's Guide to More than 80 THE MAINE COAST
If you’re looking for something different, let this book
Fresh- and Saltwater Fishing Spots by Andrew Vietze
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6 x 9 – 320 pages – Photos
by Tom Seymour Spend an afternoon rummaging through the goods at
Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 0-7627-5039-1
6 x 9 – 200 pages – Photos – Maps Elmer's Barn, escape busy Portland and take a hike
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Inside are detailed descriptions of more than eighty
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Third edition.
Paper – $32.95 – ISBN 1-56044-029-5
FUN WITH THE FAMILY MAINE IT HAPPENED IN MAINE The photographs in this handsome book portray many
Hundreds of Ideas for Day Trips of the astonishing physical beauties of Maine.
with the Kids by Gail Underwood Parker
Through color images and selected quotations, this
6 x 9 – 160 pages
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Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 0-7627-2733-0
6 x 9 – 240 pages pride of Maine.
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Happened in Maine takes
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GUIDE TO SEA KAYAKING intriguing characters and Paper – $10.95 – ISBN 0-7627-3147-8
IN MAINE episodes from the Pine Tree More than Petticoats: Remarkable Maine Women tells
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Whether paddling among the islands off Stonington in QUIET WATER MAINE
KATAHDIN Canoe and Kayak Guide
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Legends, Exploration, and
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6 x 9 – 336 pages
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HIKING ACADIA NATIONAL PARK 6 x 9 – 384 pages
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Exploring Thoreau's Maine by James M. Acheson An Explorer’s Guide
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A Book About the Coast of Maine continues to have the answers.
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MAINELY KIDS by Nancy English
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6 x 9 – 304 pages – Photos – Index
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50 HIKES IN COASTAL
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Enjoy a memorable family adventure in Southern
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Nancy English
BICYCLING WITH KIDS IN 6 x 9 – 320 pages – Photos – Maps – Index This longstanding guide describes the best hikes in the
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DownEast Maine is the perfect area to bring a young THE IMAGES OF AMERICA SERIES
family, a picnic, and bicycles. Roger Turner’s book DISPATCHES FROM MAINE
takes you on short, safe, and scenic rides geared Paper – 61/2 x 91/4 – 128 pages – Photos
by John Gould
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WILD ACADIA Postcard History series,
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England’s Oldest National Park provide a photographic histo-
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cities, and in many cases pro-
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the spectacular shorelines, forests, and distinctive from Kittery to Cobscook with explanatory captions.
granite domes of Maine’s awe-inspiring Acadia by Dorcas S. Miller
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SNOW WALKER’S COMPANION STORIES FROM THE BOW SEAT
NEW ENGLAND Winter Camping Skills in the North The Wisdom and Waggery
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RECOMMENDED BED & QUIET WATER STONES AND BONES
BREAKFASTS: NEW ENGLAND NEW HAMPSHIRE & VERMONT OF NEW ENGLAND
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With this indispensable highway companion, you’ll Pull up a chair or gather round This title offers forty-four of the most scenic and inter-
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SEA KAYAKING ALONG THE in Maine, New Hampshire, THE SEACOAST
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FUN WITH THE FAMILY VERMONT BASIC ILLUSTRATED CAMPING THE CANOE
AND NEW HAMPSHIRE by Cliff Jacobson A Living Tradition
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Maine to Connecticut by Cliff Jacobson
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WINTER TRAILS VERMONT
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IN THE NORTHEAST
BASIC ESSENTIALS: Rock, Alpine, and Ice Routes
Maine and New Hampshire BACKPACKING from the Gunks to Acadia
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AMC RIVER GUIDE by Victoria & Frank Logue
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MOUNTAINS FOR MORTALS WEIRD NEW ENGLAND
Scenic Summits for Hikers Your Travel Guide to New England’s
NATIVE AMERICAN
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NEW ENGLAND INDIANS
6 x 9 – 224 pages – Photos – Maps by Joesph A. Citro
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 978-0-89732-621-6 by C. Keith Wilbur, M.D.
91/4 x 91/4 – 288 pages – Photos – Index
81/2 x 11 – 128 pages
From majestic Mount Katahdin in northern Maine to Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 1-4027-3330-5
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the top of the Northeast on towering Mount ISBN-10 978-1-4027-3330-7
Washington, the finest peaks in New England are An informed and fascinating account of the 18 major
This book proves without
included in this guide. tribes that lived in pre-Colonial New England; including
a doubt that the Pilgrims
illustrated narrative describing Indian shelters, agricul-
landed in one very strange
ture, fishing, hunting, treatment of diseases and more.
DAY TRIPS WITH A SPLASH spot. So travel down our
Northeastern Swimming Holes region’s highways and
byways with your tour KEEPERS OF THE ANIMALS
by Pancho Doll
guide par excellence, and by Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
51/2 x 81/2 – 288 pages – Photos – Maps
learn all the stuff about 81/4 x 103/4 – 266 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
Paper – $18.95 – ISBN 0-9657686-1-9
New England that our Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55591-386-5
This book features 98 gorgeous swimming holes with school marms never taught us. ISBN-13 978-1-55591-386-1
information on where to bob up and down in the deep
Native American animal stories and related activities
end, featuring wild water in Maine, New Hampshire, NATIVE AND NATURALIZED for children.
Vermont, and more. TREES OF NEW ENGLAND AND
ADJACENT CANADA KEEPERS OF THE EARTH
HANDMADE IN THE A Field Guide
NORTHERN FOREST by Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
by Richard M. DeGraaf and Paul E. Senda, 81/4 x 103/4 – 210 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
by The Northern Forest Center 41/2 x 71/2 – 256 pages – Illus. – Index Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 1-55591-385-7
5¼ x 8½ – 280 pages – Photos – Maps Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 978-1-58465-545-9 ISBN-13 978-1-55591-385-4
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9710504-1-4
This authoritative guide offers taxonomy, range, Native American stories and related hands-on activi-
This book showcases the region through 13 driving detailed notes on botanical features (leaves, buds, ties for children.
tours that traverse the beautiful landscape and inviting bark, twigs, flowers, and fruit), and a general descrip-
towns of the Northern Forest. The book features studios tion for each of eighty-two species of forest trees and
where visitors can watch artists in action, as well as NATIVE AMERICAN
twenty common shrubs found in the region.
galleries, restaurants, inns, and special attractions. ANIMAL STORIES
NEW ENGLAND WILDLIFE told by Joseph Bruchac
WHEN WE GO CAMPING Habitat, Natural History,
7 x 10 – 135 pages – Illus.
Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 1-55591-127-7
by Margriet Ruurs, illustrated by Andrew Kiss and Distribution ISBN-13 978-1-55591-127-0
10 x 8 – 32 pages – Illus.
by Richard M. DeGraaf and Mariko Yamasaki
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 0-88776-685-4 Delightfully told stories about “our relations,” the animals.
81/2 x 11 – 496 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus. – Index
In this beautifully illustrated book, one busy family Paper – $35.00 – ISBN 0-87451-957-8
finds lots to do from sun up to sunset. At the campsite, NATIVE AMERICAN GAMES
This book presents the natural histories and distributions AND STORIES
there’s wood to chop for the fire and fish to catch. And
of 338 inland wildlife species in New England. It also
there’s lots of time to explore, climb rocks, splash in by James Bruchac & Joseph Bruchac
details the habitat relationships of all New England
the lake, and discover animals in the shadows of the 7 x 9 – 64 pages – Illus. – Index
terrestrial and aquatic species, presented in sections on
woods. As afternoon turns to evening, supper needs to Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-55591-979-0
amphibians and reptiles, birds, and mammals.
be made, and just before bed, stories are told around ISBN-13 978-1-55591-979-5
the campfire.
THOREAU’S NEW ENGLAND Recognizing the widespread American Indian belief that
you can learn while you play and play while you learn,
THE BOY CAMPER by Stephen Gorman
this book provides young readers with stories and
160 Outdoor Projects and Activities 91/4 x 91/4 – 100 pages – Photos
games that educate and entertain.
Cloth – $26.00 – ISBN 1-58465-581-X
by The editors of Popular Mechanics
5½ x 7 – 256 pages – Illus. Glorious photographs and pearls of the wisdom of NATIVE AMERICAN GARDENING
Hardcover – $9.95 – ISBN 978-1-58816-703-3 Henry David Thoreau come together in a magnificent
celebration of natural New England. by Michael Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
This collection of outdoor activities from long ago 7 x 10 – 176 pages – Photos – Illus.
pays tribute to an age when every kid knew how to bait Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-55591-148-X
a hook. And there’s plenty in these vintage pages that
NEW ENGLAND'S FAVORITE
ISBN-13 978-1-55591-148-5
children of all ages will still find worth learning. SEAFOOD SHACKS
Eating Up the Coast from Stories, projects and recipes to be enjoyed by the
whole family.
SERMONS IN STONE Connecticut to Maine
Stonewalls of New England by Elizabeth Bougerol
NATIVE AMERICAN STORIES
and New York 8 x 8 – 256 pages – Photos – Index
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 978-0-88150-708-9 by Michael J. Caduto and Joseph Bruchac
by Susan Allport 7 x 10 – 146 pages – Illus.
61/4 x 71/2 – 208 pages – Illus. New England's Favorite Seafood Shacks profiles the
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-55591-094-7
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-393-31202-X best-loved eateries along the New England coast, from
ISBN-13 978-1-55591-094-5
clam shacks and chowder houses to lobster pounds
The surprising and illuminating story of the stonewalls. A collection of myths drawn from the native culture of
and raw bars, from the shores of Connecticut to the
eastern edge of Maine. North America.
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NATIVE AMERICAN / NATURE
NATIVE AMERICAN CRAFTS BIRDS OF THE NORTHWOODS
AND SKILLS
NATURE ACTIVITY BOOK
by David Montgomery A Coloring and Learning Guide
A WETLAND WALK
6 x 9 – 216 pages – Illus. for Children
by Sheri Amsel
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59921-342-7 by David Grack
73/4 x 10 – 32 pages – Illus.
ISBN-13 978-1-59921-342-2 8½ x 11 – 64 pages – Illus.
Paper – $6.95 – ISBN 1-56294-719-2
An excellent introduction to the study of Native Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-59193-166-5
A full-color children’s guide to exploring nature in our ISBN-13 978-1-59193-166-9
American crafts and outdoor skills. Second edition.
wetlands.
A must for any blossoming
THE FIRST PEOPLES bird lover, this book features
AN ECLECTIC GUIDE TO TREES
OF THE NORTHEAST facts for beginners, several fun
East of the Rockies games, and even bird illustra-
by Esther Braun and David Braun
by Glen Blouin tions to color by number.
81/2 x 11 – 160 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus.
6 x 9 – 220 pages – Photos
Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 978-0-9651476-0-6
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55046-351-9
A work tracing the region’s changing geography, peoples,
An excellent guide to identifying the almost fifty major
and diverse cultures.
tree species east of the Rockies with information such as
histories, woodworking properties, and care instructions.
THE ARROW OVER THE DOOR
by Joseph Bruchac NORTHEASTERN WILDS MAJESTIC EAGLES
53/4 x 81/4 – 90 pages – Illus. Journeys of Discovery Compelling Facts and Images
Cloth – $15.99 – ISBN 0-8037-2078-5
in the Northern Forest of the Bald Eagle
Paper – $4.99 – ISBN 0-14-130571-1 by Stan Tekiela
by Stephen Gorman
Based on a historical meeting of Quakers and Indians 9 x 7½ – 144 pages – Photos
81/2 x 11 – 178 pages – Photos – Maps
during the Revolutionary War and written with the Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59193-200-9
Cloth – $39.95 – ISBN 1-929173-09-1
warmth and detail for which Joseph Bruchac is well Take a closer look at the most powerful birds of the
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known, this fast-paced and moving story reminds us that
With his thought-provoking essays and through his sky with this picture guide – complete with details
“the way of peace… can be walked by all human
seasoned photographic eye, Gorman takes us on a about eagles’ lives, behaviors and habitats. Award-
beings.” winning nature photographer Stan Tekiela has cap-
breathtaking journey to a place most of us never
knew existed. Along the way he asks the hard ques- tured the essence of what makes the eagle a perfect
EAGLE SONG choice as our national symbol.
tions that ultimately reveal the true nature of our rela-
by Joseph Bruchac tionship to our dwindling wilderness.
5 x 73/4 – 80 pages – Illus. I SAW A MOOSE TODAY
Paper – $4.99 – ISBN 0-14-130169-4
BABY BEAR by Anne Steward, illustrated by Brent Spink
This appealing portrayal of a strong family offers an DISCOVERS THE WORLD 8¼ x 10¾ – 32 pages – Illus.
unromanticized view of Native American culture and Paper – $12.95 – ISBN-10 0-9766264-7-0
by Marion Dane Bauer & Stan Tekiela
gives a subtle lesson in the meaning of daily courage. ISBN-13 978-0-9766264-7-3
10 x 8 – 68 pages – Photos
Cloth – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59193-165-7 Spending the day in his yard, Whims is delighted
LACROSSE LEGENDS OF THE when wild animals arrive to share in an amazing
This unique children’s book tells the tale of a baby
FIRST AMERICANS adventure. The book’s imaginative illustrations and
bear’s exciting adventure out into the wild world. He
by Thomas Vennum fun-to-read verses captivate readers while the non-fic-
leaves the comfort of his mother, encounters a variety
6 x 9 – 184 pages – Photos – Illus. tion pages provide little-known facts and ask questions
of different woodland friends, and discovers how big
Cloth – $35.00 – ISBN 0-8018-8628-7 that stimulate readers’ curiosity.
(and small) he really is.
ISBN-13 978-0-8018-8628-7
Paper – $20.00 – ISBN 0-8018-8629-5
SOMEONE WALKS BY CAPTIVATING BLUEBIRDS
ISBN-13 978-0-8018-8629-4 Exceptional Images and Observations
The Wonders of Winter Wildlife
An ancient Native American sport, lacrosse was origi- by Stan Tekiela
by Polly Carlson-Voiles
nally played to resolve conflicts, heal the sick, and 9 x 7½ – 144 pages – Photos
10 x 8 – 32 pages – Illus.
develop strong, virile men. The stories in this book Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59193-073-1
Cloth – $18.95 – ISBN 978-0-980-1045-5-4
reveal the fascinating spiritual world of the first Headings and small blocks of text complement Tekiela’s
Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 978-0-980-1045-6-1
lacrosse players as well as the violent reality of the stunning photography for pleasurable, easy browsing.
original sport. The Seneca tribe is featured in this book. Readers follow a set of mysterious tracks through a
winter in the north woods. Along the way, they
encounter frozen wood frogs, a bear in her den, sleepy SOME BABIES ARE WILD
THE ORIGINAL VERMONTERS
chipmunks, and many other creatures. by Marion Dane Bauer, photography by Stan Tekiela
Native Inhabitants, Past and Present
10 x 8 – 52 pages – Photos
by William A. Haviland & Marjory W. Power
LIVING WITH WOLVES Cloth – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59193-084-7
6 x 9 – 362 pages – Illus.
Paper – $25.95 – ISBN 978-0-87451-667-8 by Jim Dutcher & Jamie Dutcher There’s nothing more precious than the relationship
12 x 10 – 176 pages – Photos between mother and child, and Some Babies Are Wild
“An extraordinarily fine book about the entire time perfectly illustrates this unbreakable bond. Adorable
Paper – $27.95 – ISBN 978-1-59485-004-2
range of Native American presence in Vermont . . . photographs are coupled with heartwarming text.
Those interested in studying North-eastern Indians The authors’ photographs and experiences living among
(past and present) and the Vermont Abenaki them- a pack of wolves bring readers face-to-face with this
selves should be delighted with this publication.” — intelligent, social animal deserving of admiration and
American Indian Culture and Research Journal protection.
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NATURE
FASCINATING LOONS BOBCAT BLACK BEARS
Amazing Images & Behaviors North America’s Cat Our Wild World
by Stan Tekiela by Stephen R. Swinburne by Kathy Feeney
9 x 7½ – 144 pages – Photos 10¼ x 8¼ – 32 pages – Photos – Map – Index 81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59193-132-0 Cloth – $15.95 – ISBN 1-56397-843-1 Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-742-4
Stan Tekiela has photographed and studied common This book discusses the bobcat, it’s behavior and habi- Readers will find the answers to many fascinating and
loons for years, and this collection of images and tat. Ages 7 and up. fun questions about black bears: Do they swim? When
information reveals some surprising observations. are cubs born? And many more.
COYOTE
NATURE LOG KIDS North America’s Dog COYOTES
A Kid’s Journal to Record their Nature by Stephen R. Swinburne Our Wild World
Experiences 10¼ x 8¼ – 32 pages – Photos – Map – Index by Julia Vogel
by DeAnna Brandt Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 1-56397-765-6 8½ x 8½ – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
5½ x 8½ – 64 pages – Illus. – Index An introduction to the behavior and habitat of the coy- Paper – $7.95 – ISBN-10 1-55971-983-4
Spiral Bound – $7.95 – ISBN 1-885061-54-4 ote. Ages 7 and up. ISBN-13 978-1-55971-983-4
This journal includes nature facts, games, experi- Why are coyotes known as tricksters? How are coy-
ments, crafts, and ways to help the earth. OOKPIK otes different from wolves? Do coyotes really howl at
The Travels of a Snowy Owl the moon? Author Julia Vogel reveals the answers to
NATURE SMART these questions and many more.
by Bruce Hiscock
A Family Guide to Nature 10 x 11 – 32 pages – Illus.
HAWKS
by Stan Tekiela & Karen Shanberg Hardcover – $16.95 – ISBN 1-59078-461-8
Our Wild World
7 x 9 – 300 pages – Photos – Map – Illus. ISBN-13 978-1-59078-461-7
Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 1-885061-08-0 by Wayne Lynch
Ookpik, which means “snowy owl” in the Inuit lan-
8½ x 8½ – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
Includes a basic introduction to the type of nature guage, flies south, over the great forests of Canada,
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-886-2
being discussed, a question-answer format about some and finally lands in the dairy country of eastern New
This book answers the questions: How do prairie fires
of nature’s curiosities, and specific illustrations and York. There, Ookpik settles for the winter, much to the
help hawks find food? What is sky dancing? How far
descriptions of more than 170 species make for a com- delight of bird watchers.
can hawks see? And many more.
prehensive family guide.
…OF WOODSMOKE EAGLES
BIRD LOG KIDS AND QUIET PLACES Our Wild World
A Kid’s Journal to Record by Jerry Wilber by Laura Evert
their Nature Experiences 81/2 x 6 – 384 pages – Illus. 81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
by DeAnna Ortiz Brandt Cloth – $25.95 – ISBN 0-9653381-1-8 Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-777-7
53/4 x 81/2 – 78 pages – Illus. – Index A year’s worth of daily observations of life outdoors Children will learn many fascinating and fun things
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 1-885061-55-2 and in and around the mythical town of Lost Lake. about the two eagles of North America: the bald eagle
Includes bird facts, games, projects, and ways to help and the golden eagle.
our feathered friends. NATURE’S WAY
Observations of a Good Earthkeeper FALCONS
ONE LITTLE BALSAM FIR by Marion Dusoir Ennes Our Wild World
A Northwoods Counting Book 12 x 9 – 190 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index by Wayne Lynch
by Lesley A. DuTemple Paper – $22.95 – ISBN 978-1-879384-73-6 8½ x 8½ – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Illus. “Nature’s Way takes the reader on a naturalist’s jour- Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-912-5
Paper – $11.95 – ISBN 1-892384-37-X ney through the seasons. This poignant compendium This fun book will teach children many interesting
A beautifully illustrated children’s counting book. This covers the spectrum, from lowly mosses and liver- facts about Falcons.
is a fun way to learn to count! worts to magnificent bobcats and black bears.” –Anne
Chadwick, photographer and author
MOOSE
R IS FOR RACCOON Our Wild World
A Northwoods Alphabet Book THE BEAVER
by Anthony Fredericks
Natural History of
by Lesley A. DuTemple, 81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
a Wetlands Engineer
Illustrated by Susan Robinson Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-744-0
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Illus. by Dietland Muller-Schwarze & Lixing Sun
What animal has skinny
Paper – $11.95 – ISBN 978-1-892384-42-3 6 x 91/4 – 208 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus.
legs like a horse? A beard
Cloth – $37.00 – ISBN 0-8014-4098-X
In the northwoods, there’s always something going on! like a turkey? Big ears like
Learn the alphabet on your journey to the far north, but The Beaver is designed to satisfy the curiosity and a burro? And shoulder
be sure to keep your eyes open! answer the questions of anyone with an interest in humps like a bear? It’s a
these animals. Photographs taken by the authors docu- moose, of course!
BLACK BEAR ment every aspect of beaver behavior and biology.
North America’s Bear
by Stephen R. Swinburne
10 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos
Cloth – $15.95 – ISBN 1-59078-023-X
An entertaining and informative introduction to black
bears, their behavior, and habitat. Ages 7 and up.
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NATURE
OWLS MORE FUN WITH NATURE ANTLERS FOREVER
Our Wild World by M. Boring, D. Burns, L. Evert, & C. Tibbits by Frances Bloxam
by Wayne Lynch 81/2 x 81/2 – 224 pages – Illus. 8 x 10 – 32 pages – Illus.
8½ x 8½ – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 1-55971-795-5 Hardcover – $15.95 – ISBN 0-89272-512-5
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-915-X This hardcover volume includes “Take Along Guide” Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 0-89272-550-8
This fascinating look at owls is sure to delight children. series books: “Berries…”, “Birds…”, “Rocks…”, “Wild- Orville Anderson Tarkington Moose awakens one
flowers…”, and “Seashells, Crabs, and Sea Stars.” morning and panics to find that his antlers are loose. In
WHITETAIL DEER trying to make them stay on, he learns what it takes to
Our Wild World “TAKE-ALONG GUIDE” SERIES grow up big and strong.
by Laura Evert by Mel Boring, Diane Burns, Leslie Dendy
81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index 81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Illus. USES FOR MOOSES
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-743-2 And Other (Silly) Observations
This fascinating series turns walks into adventures.
This fun book answers all the questions young readers Children learn to identify a variety of different plant , by Bill Silliker, Jr.
ask about whitetail: How well can they hear? Why do animal and insect species. 51/2 x 51/2 – 80 pages – Photos
fawns have spots? And many, many more. Cloth – $12.95 – ISBN 0-89272-484-6
Gathered here are nearly 60 color images of moose at
WOLVES their wackiest, each accompanied by silly captions
Our Wild World from the mind of man.
by Laura Evert
81/2 x 81/2 – 48 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index MOOSE-CELLANIA
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-748-3 A Collection of All Things Moose
Children will learn many fascinating and fun things, by Bill Silliker Jr. & Walter S. Griggs Jr.
including what a pack is, how many cubs are born at - BERRIES, NUTS, & SEEDS 5½ x 8½ – 96 pages – Photos
once, when the alpha pair eats, why wolves howl, and Cloth – $12.95 – ISBN 0-89272-668-7
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-573-1
much more. A blend of humor, popular culture, and education, this
IT’S A BUCK!
- BIRDS, NESTS, & EGGS book focuses on the way humans have reacted to moose.
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-624-X
Whitetail Deer Hunting Stories and A MOOSE’S MORNING
Tactics for the Weekend Hunter
by Don Clute
- CATERPILLARS, BUGS, by Pamela Love
9 x 9 – 32 pages – Illus.
& BUTTERFLIES
5½ x 8½ – 248 pages – Photos Hardcover – $15.95 – ISBN 0-89272-733-0
Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 1-59330-000-X Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-674-6 ISBN-13 978-0-89272-733-9
This book was written for the average weekend hunter
who simply enjoys being in the woods. Included are
- FLAMINGOS, LOONS, & This gentle story follows a calf and his mother as the
young moose learns about the other creatures in the
stories and tactics based on forty years of experience. PELICANS woods, some of which seem a bit scary at first.
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-943-5
THE SUNSET SWITCH A CUB EXPLORES
by Kathleen V. Kudlinski - FROGS, TOADS, & TURTLES by Pamela Love
10¾ x 9 – 36 pages – Illus. Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-593-6 9 x 9 – 32 pages – Illus.
Cloth – $15.95 – ISBN 1-55971-916-8 Cloth – $15.95 – ISBN 0-89272-593-1
This book reveals the moment when daytime animals - RABBITS, SQUIRRELS, This book tells the story of a day in the life of a black
go to sleep and nighttime animals take over. & CHIPMUNKS bear cub and his mother, including the discovery of a
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-579-0 painted turtle, an encounter with a moose, and a beaver
FOREST ANIMALS sighting.
Explore the Fascinating Worlds of - ROCKS, FOSSILS, &
MOOSE, OF COURSE!
Wolves, Moose, Deer, and Black Bear ARROWHEADS
by L. Evert, K. Feeney, & A. Fredericks Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-786-6 by Lynn Plourde
81/2 x 81/2 – 192 pages – Photos – Illus. 9 x 9 – 24 pages – Illus.
Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 1-55971-708-4 - SNAKES, SALAMANDERS,
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 0-89272-473-0
A whimsical tale of one boy’s quest to find a wild
Where do bears hibernate? Why do fawns have spots? & LIZARDS
Why do wolves howl? Forest Animals has the answers moose. Told in rhyming verse, with a chorus that makes
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-627-4 it perfect for reading aloud, and accompanied by delight-
to these questions and many more!
fully winsome watercolors, Moose, of Course is a treas-
FUN WITH NATURE
- TRACKS, SCAT, & SIGNS ure for children and the parents who love to read to them.
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-599-5
by M. Boring, D. Burns, & L. Dendy
MOOSE
81/2 x 81/2 – 288 pages – Illus.
Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 1-55971-702-5 - TREES, LEAVES, & BARK Giant of the Northern Forest
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-628-2 by Bill Silliker
This hardcover volume includes “Take Along Guide”
9 x 10 – 144 pages – Photos – Index
series books: “Trees…”, “Caterpillars…”, “Tracks…”,
“Rabbits…”, “Snakes…”, and “Frogs…”. - WILDFLOWERS, BLOOMS, Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55209-255-0
& BLOSSOMS Moose are an enduring icon of North America’s vast
Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 1-55971-642-8 forest wilderness. This is a pictorial celebration of a
majestic animal and its place in the northern forest.
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NATURE
BACKYARD AND BEYOND THE EASY BIRD GUIDE: THE BOOK OF CAMP-LORE
A Guide for Discovering the Outdoors EASTERN REGION AND WOODCRAFT
by Edward Duensing & A.B. Millmoss A Quick Identification Guide by Daniel C. Beard
6 x 9 – 264 pages – Illus. for All Birders 5½ x 7½ – 288 pages – Illus.
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-55591-071-8 by John & Edith Bull and Gerald Gold Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 978-1-56792-352-0
Where do you begin to look for nature? The best place 4¾ x 7¾ – 160 pages – Illus. A classic by the founder of the American Scouting
to start is right in your own backyard – with this well- Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-7627-3741-7 movement, this book includes instructions on how to
informed travel book for the woods and fields. ISBN-13 978-0-7627-3741-3 build a good fire, cook venison, prepare for a camping
The perfect identification guide for beginner and casu- trip, and use an axe and a saw.
SCATS AND TRACKS al bird-watchers of all ages. Clearly written and easy
OF THE NORTHEAST to use, this well-organized book introduces readers to WILD WOODS GUIDE
A Field Guide to the Signs the hobby of birding and contains all the information by Doug Bennet & Tim Tiner
of 70 Wildlife Species needed to quickly identify 253 birds. 6 x 9 – 436 pages – Maps – Illus. – Index
by Jim Halfpenny, PhD & Jim Bruchac Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 0-06-093601-0
41/4 x 7 – 192 pages – Illus.
WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
Ever wonder where you can best see the northern
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 1-58592-105-X Staying Alive Until Help Arrives lights? How many fireflies it takes to equal the light of
Whether you’re on the lookout for a gray fox, or try- by Suzanne Swedo a 40-watt bulb? The answers – and much more – are in
ing to steer clear of a bear, Scats and Tracks of the 4¼ x 7 – 98 pages – Illus. this fascinating, indispensable guide.
Northeast helps you recognize what critters went Paper – $7.95 – ISBN 0-7627-4012-4
before you and is a marvelous primer for reading the ISBN-13 978-0-7627-4012-3 WOLVES AND HONEY
stories written in the soil. Learn how to avoid common wilderness mishaps and A Hidden History of the Natural World
handle them confidently if an emergency arises. This by Susan Brind Morrow
WOODCRAFT AND INDIAN LORE easy-to-use guide includes new research on backcoun- 5½ x 8½ – 144 pages – Illus.
try water quality and the uses of cell phones and GPS. Paperback – $13.00 – ISBN 0-618-61920-8
by Ernest Thompson Seton
5¼ x 7¾ – 624 pages – Maps – Illus. In this lyrical memoir, the author muses on New York
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-60239-058-4 NORTH WOODS WILDFLOWERS
State’s Finger Lake region, where she grew up. Her
ISBN-13 978-1-60239-058-4 by Doug Ladd
ruminations are loosely based on her memories of two
6 x 9 – 271 pages – Photos
With this book, you’ll learn to: build a campfire and a men—one a trapper, the other a beekeeper—whose
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-56044-979-9
dam; recognize animal tracks and constellations; make ability to connect with nature had a profound influence
delicious biscuits on the trail and spot edible mush- A comprehensive guide to the common and character- on the way she views the world.
rooms; and much more. istic wildflowers of the region including the
Adirondack Park. WHITETAIL ADVANTAGE
WOLF EMPIRE Understand Deer Behavior for
An Intimate Portrait of a Species
SEASONS OF THE MOOSE Hunting Success
by Jennie Promack by Dr. Dave Samuel
by Scott Ian Barry
81/2 x 11 – 96 pages – Photos – Illus. 6 x 9 – 288 pages
9 x 12 – 208 pages – Photos
Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 0-87905-455-7 Paper – $24.99 – ISBN 0-89689-681-1
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 978-1-59921-053-7
A closeup look at an extraordinary animal including ISBN-13 978-0-89689-681-9
Extraordinary pho-
the story of an orphan’s struggle for survival. The two top deer biologists in the country explain how
tos that expose the
elusive world of to become a better hunter by taking basic science of
fur and teeth, light FOREST AND CRAG deer biology and behavior and relating it to hunters in
and shadow, and A History of Hiking, a way that will help them achieve greater success and
wolf behavior sel- Trail Blazing, and Adventure enjoyment from hunting whitetail.
dom seen by the in the Northeast Mountains
human eye. by Laura and Guy Waterman STRATEGIES FOR WHITETAILS
7 x 10 – 928 pages – Photos – Maps by Charles J. Alsheimer
MYTHS & TRUTHS ABOUT COYOTES Paper – $29.95 – ISBN 1-929173-48-2 8½ x 11 – 192 pages – Photos
What You Need to Know About Paper – $24.99 – ISBN 0-89689-331-6
The definitive history of the mountains of the North-
America’s Most Formidable Predator east is now back in print. Exhaustively researched and From Charles Alsheimer, host of "Deer & Deer
by Carol Cartiano superbly written, and now featuring a new introduc- Hunting TV" and northern field editor for Deer & Deer
5½ x 8½ – 192 pages – Photos – Illus. tion by author Laura Waterman, Forest and Crag is a Hunting magazine, comes a powerful and practical
Paper – $12.95 – ISBN 978-0-89732-694-0 classic of outdoor literature. guide for understanding and hunting whitetail deer.
Coyotes hold a peculiar interest as both an enduring
symbol of the wild and a powerful predator. This book NORTH WOODS WHITETAIL
examines the spread of coyotes across the country over An Inside Look at the Nature Rites of Autumn
the past century, and the storm of concern and contro- of Forests in the Northeast by Charles J. Alsheimer
versy that has followed. by Peter J. Marchand 91/4 x 113/4 – 208 pages – Photos – Map – Illus. – Index
51/2 x 81/2 – 160 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus. Cloth – $34.99 – ISBN 0-87349-534-9
Paper – $10.95 – ISBN 0-910146-64-0 This book contains page after page of incredible pho-
Discover the many natural and man-made influences tography and personal insights into every aspect of the
that shape the ecology of America’s northeast. whitetail’s life. You will be entertained and informed
as you walk through three seasons only to arrive at the
grandest season of them all – autumn.
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NATURE
MOUNTAINMAN CRAFTS & SKILLS THE INVISIBLE MOOSE STRANGER IN THE WOODS
by David Montgomery by Dennis Haseley by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick
6 x 9 – 240 pages – Illus. 10 x 10 – 40 pages – Illus. 91/2 x 9 – 52 pages – Photos
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59921-343-5 Hardcover – $16.99 – ISBN 0-8037-2892-1 Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-0-5
ISBN-13 978-1-59921-343-9 A delightfully silly story of magic and adventure with A heartwarming winter wonderland adventure with
A fully illustrated guide to wilderness living and out- a surprisingly touching core. Our moose hero’s tale enchanting images and endearing text.
door survival. shows us that the truest beauty isn’t visible to the eye
– it can only be seen by the heart. LOST IN THE WOODS
TRACKS AND TRAILCRAFT by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick
by Ellsworth Jaeger BOY’S BOOK OF CAMPING 9½ x 9 – 52 pages – Photos
6 x 9 – 392 pages – Illus. AND WOOD CRAFTS Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-8-0
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-58574-295-3 by Bernard S. Mason A spring tale of trust and patience. Woodland creatures
“An informative, constantly amusing study of the little- 5½ x 8½ – 196 pages – Photos – Illus. are concerned for a newborn fawn they believe to be
known autographs of man and his fellow creatures.” Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-58667-072-7 lost. From the creators of A Stranger in the Woods.
—The New York Times This book captures the spirit of, and revisits the meth-
ods used by, Native Americans and pioneer woods- WINTER FRIENDS
BASIC WILDERNESS men. Mason details various methods of building shel-
by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick
SURVIVAL SKILLS ters and fires, lists essential items for campfires, and
6 x 7 – 14 pages – Photos
even describes proper ax usage.
by Bradford Angier Board – $7.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-5-6
6 x 9 – 256 pages – Illus. Introduce young nature lovers to the furry and feathered
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-58574-226-0 WHOSE TRACKS ARE THESE?
friends of the winter woods with this new board book
A Clue Book of Familiar
“Bradford Angier might well call himself The Master designed for the very young.
Forest Animals
Backwoodsman.” —Field & Stream
by Jim Nail FIND MY FRIENDS
THE COMPLETE TRACKER 10 x 8 – 32 pages – Illus.
by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick
Paper – $9.95 – ISBN 1-57097-078-0
by Len McDougall 6 x 7 – 14 pages – Photos
ISBN-13 978-1-57098-078-7
41/2 x 8 – 288 pages – Illus. Board – $7.95 – ISBN 0-9770108-5-6
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-55821-458-5 A series of clues ISBN-13 978-0-9770108-5-1
and striking illus-
A guide to the tracks, signs, and habits of North “Peek-a-boo!!” Can you find the little mouse hidden in
trations detail how
American wildlife. the leaves? Do you see the tree frog camouflaged on
to identify a vari-
the tree? Little ones will love the creatures of nature
ety of paw prints
THE ENCYCLOPEDIA while learning how they use their special colors to hide.
found in the wood-
OF TRACKS AND SCATS lands. Ages 6-10.
FIRST SNOW IN THE WOODS
by Len McDougall
81/2 x 11 – 400 pages – Photos – Illus. by Carl R. Sams II & Jean Stoick
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-59228-070-6 9½ x 9 – 48 pages – Photos
EASTERN COYOTE Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9770108-6-4
With ample use of photographs and line drawings, this
The Story of Its Success ISBN-13 978-0-9770108-6-8
book takes the reader step-by-step from basic identifi-
cation skills to interpretation and understanding of the by Gerry Parker The great gray owl was driven down from the north
animal’s behavior by means of its tracks and scats. 6 x 9 – 206 pages – Photos – Maps and carried the message to the creatures of the forest,
Paper – $18.95 – ISBN 1-55109-111-9 “Winter is coming early this year! Prepare!” The third
SHELTERS, SHACKS & SHANTIES In this fascinating book, Parker discusses the general book in the series that includes A Stranger in the
human understanding of the coyote and the coyote’s Woods and Lost in the Woods.
And How to Build Them
role in the eastern ecosystem. Reprint.
by D.C. Beard RED FOX AT HICKORY LANE
41/2 x 71/2 – 264 pages – Illus.
TRUE NATURE Book & Toy Set
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59921-333-8
ISBN-13 978-1-59921-333-0
An Illustrated Journal of Four by Kathleen M. Hollenbeck
Seasons in Solitude 51/2 x 4 – 32 pages -Illus. – Includes Plush Toy
Lively, step-by-step tutelage on building all types of
by Barbara Bash $10.95 – ISBN 1-59249-120-0
accommodations. Originally published in 1914, this
practical classic is as essential a guide for today’s modern 8 x 9¾ – 144 pages – Illus. A red fox makes his way back to his mate and his four
homesteader as it was at the turn of the century. Cloth – $24.95 – ISBN 1-59030-164-1 small kits. When a fierce coyote attacks the fox fami-
In this colorful journal, author Barbara Bash re-creates ly, it will take all Father Fox’s strength to save his
LOONS her chronicles of meditation and contemplative won- young kits.
Diving Birds of the North dering during a series of solitary country retreats.
LOON AT NORTHWOOD LAKE
by Donna Love
WILD BABIES Book & Toy Set
81/2 x 9 – 64 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
Paper – $12.00 – ISBN 0-87842-482-2 by Margriet Ruurs, illus. by Andrew Kiss by Elizabeth Ring
10 x 8½ – 32 pages – Illus. 51/2 x 4 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy
This factual, fun-filled in-troduction to loons covers loon
Hardcover – $14.95 – ISBN 0-88776-627-7 $10.95 – ISBN 1-56899-396-X
history, physiology, behavior, and coexistence with
humans, with plenty of information for young Bear cubs in meadows and loons on cool lakes, otters, This charming yet realistic look at wildlife perfectly
researchers and older enthusiasts alike. Suggested activi- skunks, and deer are just some of the wilderness fam- captures the allure of the elusive loon. This extremely
ties for home or classroom provide opportunities for ilies in this introduction to the wonders of the out- well written and illustrated package will have a wide
kids to learn how to walk, paddle, and float like a loon. doors. appeal for young readers.
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NATURE
FAWN AT WOODLAND WAY STORIES IN TRACKS & SIGN MOOSE
Book & Toy Set Reading the Clues that by Art Rodgers
by Kathleen Weidner Zoehfeld Animals Leave Behind 10 x 9 – 72 pages – Photos – Index
51/2 x 4 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy by Diane Gibbons Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 0-89658-521-2
$10.95 – ISBN 1-56899-084-7 7¼ x 9 – 128 pages – Photos – Illus. Excellent general introduction to moose; fascinating
Lured into the backyard by the sweet smell of lilacs, Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 978-0-8117-3508-7 facts; fabulous four-color photographs. For nature lovers.
young Fawn and her mother are frightened away by a Beautiful nature photographs combined with illustra-
creaking door. Will this timid pair return to the tempt- tions allow readers to discover the mystery behind MOOSE
ing lilac trees? wild animal tracks and sign. Certain to delight readers Behavior, Ecology, Conservation
of all ages, this book presents a unique perspective on
by Valerius Geist
WAKE UP, BLACK BEAR! how to read animal tracks and sign in the wild.
81/2 x 11 – 144 pages– Photos– Maps – Illus. – Index
Book & Toy Set Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 0-89658-744-4
by Dawn Bentley THE TREE BOOK
A great book to discover the world of the biggest of the
51/2 x 81/2 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy For Kids and Their Grown-ups
big game animals.
$13.95 – ISBN 1-59249-008-5 by Gina Ingoglia
Spring is here! It is time for Black Bear and her cubs 8½ x 11 – 96 pages – Illus. HUNT WILD TURKEY!
to wake up and leave their warm, snug den. Outside Hardcover – $15.95 – ISBN 1-889538-43-4
Pros’ Secrets for Success
the den is a whole wide world for the clubs to explore. ISBN-13 978-1-889538-43-3
by Glenn Sapir
Black Bear teaches her cubs to catch trout, climb trees, How do trees grow? Why do leaves change color?
8½ x 11 – 176 pages – Photos
and lick sticky, sweet honey out of the comb. The cubs What kind of tree is that? After you and your children
Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 1-58159-366-X
have a lot to do and a lot to learn during their first spring! read this book, you’ll know! The Tree Book’s beautiful
ISBN-13 978-1-58159-366-2
illustrations show each tree as it appears in a particu-
LET’S EXPLORE, MOOSE! lar season, as well as life-size depictions of its buds, Taking a trophy turkey in the field remains one of the
Book & Toy Set leaf, flower, fruit, and seed. great hunting challenges, but bagging one of the wily
birds will be a lot easier with these field-tested tactics
by Audrey Fraggalosch from some of today’s most successful turkey hunters.
51/2 x 81/2 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy FIELD GUIDE TO WILDLIFE
$13.95 – ISBN 1-59249-152-9 HABITATS OF THE EASTERN U.S.
WILD TRACKS!
Moose has a lot to teach her baby about living in the by Janine M. Benyus
A Guide to Nature’s Footprints
forest. Baby learns to swim in the lake, and to deter- 6 x 9 – 336 pages – Maps – Illus. – Index
Paper – $17.00 – ISBN 0-671-65908-1 by Jim Arnosky
mine which grasses and twigs are the best for snack-
9 x 11½ – 32 pages – Illus.
ing. Baby learns where to find tasty mushrooms to eat. Learn the secrets of watching wildlife and how to iden-
Hardcover – $14.95 – ISBN 1-4027-3985-0
In the winter, Baby learns how to find food in the snow tify the places where they live.
ISBN-13 978-1-4027-3985-9
and how to stay away from dangerous wolves.
Someday, when Baby has learned all he needs to HOW TO STAY ALIVE When children learn to recog-
know, he will be able to live on his own. nize and read animal tracks
IN THE WOODS
they’re actually mastering an
by Bradford Angier ancient language of shapes
CANADA GOOSE AT CATTAIL LANE
4 x 7 – 286 pages – Illus. and patterns – and gaining
by Janet Halfmann Paper – $11.00 – ISBN 0-684-83101-5 knowledge of the natural
5½ x 4 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy world. Acclaimed artist and
A complete guide to food, shelter, and self preservation
$10.95 – ISBN 1-59249-499-4 naturalist Jim Arnosky has
that makes starvation in the wilderness next to impossible.
In early spring, a Canada Goose patiently sits on a created a breathtaking and
clutch of eggs. Weeks later, five fluffy goslings finally IN THE COMPANY OF MOOSE informative reference on the
hatch. Canada Goose and her mate have a lot to teach subject, filled with intricately-drawn prints and large-
their young! by Victor Van Ballenberghe scale paintings of the animals in their environment.
8½ x 11 – 136 pages – Photos
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 0-8117-0102-6
RIVER OTTER AT AUTUMN LANE WHITETAILS
Book & Toy Set In dramatic color images and lively text, this book cap- Behavior, Ecology, Conservation
tures the essence of these giants of the northern forest.
by Laura Gates Galvin by Erwin Bauer
51/2 x 4 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy 81/2 x 11 – 160 pages – Photos – Map – Index
$10.95 – ISBN 1-931465-66-5 MAMMAL TRACKS AND Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 0-89658-308-2
SIGN OF THE NORTHEAST
In a den at the water’s edge, a river otter nurses her A stunningly beautiful book that will be a favorite of
three newborn cubs. The cubs are tiny and helpless. by Diane K. Gibbons any nature lover or sportsman.
But soon they will learn to swim and explore their world. 6 x 9 – 138 pages – Illus. – Index
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-58465-242-X
WELCOME TO
GRAY WOLF PUP’S ADVENTURE Simple to use and easy to carry in the field, this book THE WORLD OF WOLVES
Book & Toy Set contains information that a tracker will need.
by Diane Swanson
by Stephanie Smith 8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index
51/2 x 81/2 – 32 pages – Illus. – Includes Plush Toy BEAVERS Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-55110-491-1
$13.95 – ISBN 1-931465-43-6 by Dr. Leonard Lee Rue III Award-winning children’s author Diane Swanson
Gray Wolf Pup is full of mischief! Even though he is 10 x 9 – 72 pages – Photos – Index brings the exciting world of wolves alive with fabu-
young, he sometimes acts like the leader of his pack. Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 0-89658-548-4 lous facts and stunning color photographs.
But when he strays too far from his den, he finds him- The life of one of the most industrious creatures to
self lost and alone. walk this earth is examined here.
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NATURE / COOKBOOKS
WELCOME TO BLACK BEAR HUNTING LEGENDARY
THE WORLD OF MOOSE Expert Strategies for Success NORTHWOODS ANIMALS
by Diane Swanson by Gary Lewis & Lee Van Tassel A Farcical Field Guide
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index 8½ x 11 – 128 pages – Photos – Illus. by Galen Winters
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 978-1-55110-854-4 Cloth – $21.95 – ISBN-10 1-58923-315-8 10 x 8½ – 128 pages – Illus.
This book reveals all sorts of amazing facts about moose, ISBN-13 978-1-58923-315-7 Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-59543-601-4
from the tops of their antlers to the tips of their hoofs. Effective wildlife management has given rise to grow- ISBN-13 978-1-59543-601-6
ing black bear populations in many areas across the You’ve never heard of rockworms, octodogs, or splin-
WELCOME TO nation. As more and more hunters have the ability to tercats? How about the furtive but ubiquitous woose
THE WORLD OF EAGLES hunt bears, they need the information to do it effective- grock? Long-time northwoods storyteller and
ly. This illustrated reference provides proven strategies humorist Galen Winter provides undeniable proof of
by Diane Swanson on all black bear hunting techniques. the existence of these and twenty other fabled crea-
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index
tures in this detailed natural history. Reprint.
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-55110-706-6
THE WAY OF THE WOLF
In color photographs and engaging text, this book TIMBER RATTLESNAKES IN
by L. David Mech
reveals the fascinating lives of bald and golden eagles. VERMONT & NEW YORK
8½ x 11 – 160 pages – Photos
Paper – $21.95 – ISBN 978-0-89658-179-1 Biology, History, and the Fate of
WELCOME TO an Endangered Species
THE WORLD OF BEARS Illuminated by full-color photographs, The Way of the
Wolf is an enlightening resource for all concerned by Jon Furman
by Diane Swanson about wolves and their future. Includes an overview of 6 x 9 – 228 pages – Photos – Illus.
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index the animals’ social hierarchy, communication meth- Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-58465-656-5
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 978-1-55110-519-2 ods, feeding habits, courtship, and reproduction. The fascinating, definitive chronicle of the timber rat-
Bears are amazing ani- tlesnake and its fate in the northeast. Soundly
mals. This book captures THE WAY OF THE WHITETAIL anchored in the latest scientific data, Furman proffers
bears through color photo- an accessible and engaging account of contemporary
by Leonard Lee Rue III
graphs and intriguing fieldwork and first-person interviews with herpetolo-
8½ x 11 – 160 pages – Photos
information. gists and old-time bounty hunters.
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 978-0-89658-696-3
In The Way of the Whitetail, Rue leads you through the
whitetail’s behavior through the seasons—month by A FIELD GUIDE TO
month. Rue also provides insight into the sensory abil- YOUR OWN BACK YARD
WELCOME TO ities and adaptability of this fascinating creature. by John Hanson Mitchell
THE WORLD OF COYOTES 5½ x 8½ – 288 pages – Illus.
CALL OF THE LOON Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 0-88150-474-2
by Diane Swanson
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index by David Evers and Kate Taylor Here is a book to enhance our appreciation of the small
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-55285-258-X 7 x 7 – 112 pages – Photos citizens of the world and to introduce us to the neigh-
Cloth – $22.95 – ISBN 1-59543-390-2 bors we never knew we had.
This book explores the lives of the clever coyote at
work and play. Call of the Loon offers a stunning, full-color life histo-
ry of this gorgeous animal while unveiling its myster-
WELCOME TO ies via a unique question-and-answer format. COOKBOOKS
THE WORLD OF FOXES
CALL OF THE NORTHWOODS THE JOY OF APPLES
by Diane Swanson
by David C. Evers, PhD & Kate M. Taylor The Crisp, Colorful, Healthy Fruit
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index
7 x 7 – 96 pages – Photos
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-55110-705-8 by Theresa Millang
Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 978-1-59543-614-6
This book checks into these savvy animals and discov- 8 x 7½ – 256 pages
The northwoods is a place full of beauty, secluded Spiral – $12.95 – ISBN 1-59193-123-1
ers the amazing things they do.
landscapes, crystal-clear lakes, dark nights full of start,
Apples are not only America’s favorite fruit, they’re
and a myriad of wild animals. Call of the Northwoods
WELCOME TO takes a look at the most commonly heard and seen ani-
good for you, too. This great collection of recipes will
THE WORLD OF OTTERS have you eating healthy, crisp apples year-round in a
mals of the northwoods and gives the natural histories
variety of delightful ways.
by Diane Swanson of each species, explaining where you will see it or
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index hear it, and also includes an audio CD of various ani-
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-55110-520-9 mal calls and songs. A TASTE OF SOMETHING
WILD COOKBOOK
Under water and on land, this is an exciting look at the
splashing, diving, sliding life of otters. CALL OF THE WOLF by Richard M. Gauerke
The Life and Legends of North 5½ x 8½ – 174 pages
America’s Gray Wolf Spiral Bound – $14.95 – ISBN 978-1-59193-146-1
WELCOME TO
THE WORLD OF BEAVERS by Denver Bryan This cookbook will lead you to great main dishes that
7¼ x 7¼ – 96 pages – Photos you can truly sink your teeth into, helping you to pro-
by Diane Swanson
Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 978-1-59543-815-7 duce hearty meals for any sportsperson.
8 x 8 – 32 pages – Photos – Index
Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 978-1-55110-853-7 A stunning, comprehensive photographic portrait of
Dive into life in the beaver pond! These color photo- one of nature’s most powerful predators. Few animals
graphs and the intriguing text reveal rarely seen inspire such myth and misunderstanding, fear and awe
moments of beaver life. as the gray wolf. Includes a CD of wolf howls and calls.
Revised edition.
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COOKBOOKS / RUSTIC STYLE
THE SEASONAL CABIN LOG CABIN COOKING 500 WILD GAME
COOKBOOK Pioneer Recipes & Food Lore AND FISH RECIPES
by Teresa Marrone by Barbara Swell by Galen Winter
7 x 8 – 400 pages 5½ x 8½ – 64 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index 81/2 x 11 – 166 pages
Photos – Illus. – Index Paper – $5.95 – ISBN 1-883206-25-1 Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-57223-008-8
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 1-885061-79-X This charming little cookbook includes pioneer recipes, Recipes for preparing all types of game and fish
This book is written to celebrate the change of seasons hearth cooking, pioneer etiquette, and kitchen proverbs. including venison and game birds.
and help you enjoy foods that are perfect for a cabin
setting. WINGS ACROSS AMERICA WILD & FAMOUS
150 Outrageously Delicious FISH & GAME COOKBOOK
NORTH COUNTRY CABIN COOKING Chicken Wing Recipes by George Manthei
by Mary Brubacher & Margie Knoblauch 51/2 x 81/2 – 134 pages
by Armand Vanderstigchel
5½ x 8½ – 216 pages Spiral – $12.95 – ISBN 1-878816-09-8
71/4 x 73/4 – 212 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
Spiral Bound – $11.95 – ISBN 0-934070-19-9 Paper – $10.95 – ISBN 0-8065-2613-0 A wonderful collection of recipes featuring wild fish
Over 300 simple recipes designed to make life a little and game.
Chef Armand Vanderstigchel offers 150 mouthwatering
easier with helpful hints and quick ‘n’ easy meals you Buffalo chicken wing recipes – from mild to wild, classic
can serve up and be proud of too. to exotic, salads to sides. THE SUGAR BUSH CONNECTION
Make it with Maple Sap and Syrup,
THE BACK-COUNTRY KITCHEN THE GREAT AMERICAN Nature’s Sweetest Mystery
Camp Cooking for Canoeists, CAMPING COOKBOOK by Beatrice Ross Buszek
Hikers, and Anglers 100 Classic Recipes 5½ x 8½ – 196 pages – Illus.
by Teresa Marrone Spiral – $12.95 – ISBN 0-920852-33-5
by Scott Cookman
5¼ x 8¼ – 208 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index 5½ x 9 – 288 pages – Illus. This book is about maple cookery and the folklore and
Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 0-9651535-0-9 Paper – $17.95 – ISBN 978-0-7679-2308-8 facts of this wonderful festival of spring in maple-tree
Over 150 tested, unique recipes that will appeal to all regions. Gathered here are recipes, stories, and tips for
A camp cook’s guide to the
outdoors enthusiasts who prepare meals in the wild. creating your own maple-sugar treats.
fresh, delectable “comfort
foods” of the good old days.
NORTH COUNTRY GARDENING Whether your camp is a civi-
by Neil Moran lized weekend cottage, a rus-
tic hunting or fishing cabin, or
RUSTIC STYLE
7 x 10 – 216 pages – Photos – Maps – Illus. – Index
a primitive canoeing or back-
Paper – $16.95 – ISBN 0-932212-87-5 RUSTIC STYLE
packing bivouac, this book
Simple secrets to successful northern gardening. can help you make meals as by Ralph Kylloe
vibrant as the outdoors itself. 81/2 x 11 – 160 pages – Photos – Index
NORTH COUNTRY Cloth – $39.95 – ISBN 0-8109-4432-4
KITCHENS COOKBOOK A close-up look at rustic furniture and decorative acces-
by Sion Lutheran Church sories by one of the world’s most renowned experts.
7 x 10 – 176 pages – Index
Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 0-932212-21-2 THE L.L. BEAN GAME & FISH THE COTTAGE BIBLE
500 recipes from the North Country’s finest cooks.
COOKBOOK by Gerry Mackie & Laura Elsie Taylor
by Angus Cameron & Judith Jones 8½ x 11 – 360 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
THE TRAILSIDE COOKBOOK 6 x 9 – 494 pages – Illus. Paper – $39.95 – ISBN-10 1-55046-459-0
A Handbook for Hungry Cloth – $26.95 – ISBN 0-394-51191-3 ISBN-13 978-1-55046-459-7
Campers and Hikers A comprehensive game and fish cookbook that not The Cottage Bible is an indispensable manual for get-
only embraces an extraordinary range of dishes, but is ting the most out of your home-away-from-home.
by Don Philpott and Pam Philpott
based on the all-important premise that to cook game
6½ x 8¼ – 144 pages – Photos – Index
successfully, you must know your game. CABINS
Paper – $15.95 – ISBN 1-55297-952-0
A practical guide to eating well on trips to the great
A Guide to Building
THE SKI HOUSE COOKBOOK Your Own Nature Retreat
outdoors. Covers planning, cooking, and finding food.
Warm Winter Dishes for
by David & Jeanie Stiles
Cold Weather Fun
CAMP COOKING 8½ x 11 – 240 pages – Photos – Illus.
100 Years by Tina Anderson & Sarah Pinned Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 1-55209-564-9
7 x 9 – 192 pages – Photos Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55209-373-5
by The National Museum of Forest Service History Cloth – $30.00 – ISBN 978-0-307-33998-0
5½ x 8½ – 192 pages – Photos Authors David and Jeannie Stiles give readers all the
Spiral – $9.95 – ISBN 1-58685-761-4 Filled with 125 hearty, accessible, and delicious information they need to build their own cabins.
recipes, The Ski House Cookbook will have you
“More than just a cookbook, this publication features swooshing down the slopes, not slaving at the stove.
incredible photos, anecdotes, and recipes highlighting
THE COTTAGE JOURNAL
So throw another log on the fire and let’s get started. by Wayne Lennox
a century of Forest Service heritage.” –Gray Reynolds,
6 x 9 – 160 pages
National Museum of Forest Service History
Cloth – $16.95 – ISBN 1-55285-666-6
This is the ideal way to keep track of a vacation prop-
erty, both inside and out. The fill-in-the-blank format
will help organize documents and information.
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RUSTIC STYLE
COTTAGE ESSENTIALS LOG CABIN CLASSICS CABINS
The Everything Guide for Your by Robbin Obomsawin by Ralph Kylloe
Cottage, Cabin or Camp 93/4 x 93/4 – 128 pages Photos – Illus. 10¾ x 12 – 256 pages – Photos
by Wayne Lennox Cloth – $21.95 – ISBN 1-58685-315-5 Cloth – $60.00 – ISBN 978-1-4236-0370-2
6 x 9 – 256 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index Designed to bring the true spirit of cabin style back to its Whether at camp, at the lake, in the mountains, or high
Cloth – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55285-527-9 roots, this book is inspired by nostalgic, old world cabins off in the backwoods, we all cherish our memories of
This book focuses on the practical topics – building a and filled with tips for meeting today’s current needs. summer vacations at the cabin. Impassioned and
deck, cutting firewood, keeping out pests, and first aid. always entertaining, Kylloe has an eye for rustic detail
MOUNTAIN STYLE and a signature style of photography. He has pho-
GUESTBOOK tographed rooms that will spark a plethora of ideas for
by Mary Whitesides
decorating your own home in rustic style, even if it’s
by Boston Mills 81/2 x 10 – 144 pages – Photos
in the suburbs!
101/2 x 81/2 – 96 pages Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-58685-442-9
Cloth – $16.00 – ISBN 1-55046-189-3 Panoramic views, high ceilings, exposed timber, and BARK HOUSES
An elegant, simple book designed to record your guests. sophisticated design are all part of the rich tapestry of Sustainable Designs from Nature
today’s mountain homes.
by Chris Curry & Nan Chase
CABIN IN THE WOODS 8½ x 10 – 152 pages – Photos
THE NOT SO LOG CABIN
by Ralph Kylloe Cloth – $30.00 – ISBN-10 1-4236-0214-5
8½ x 10 – 176 pages – Photos by Robbin Obomsawin ISBN-13 978-1-4236-0214-9
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 978-1-4236-0200-2 10 x 10 – 160 pages – Photos – Illus.
Rustic, natural, organic, unique, sophisticated, time-
Cloth – $39.95 – ISBN 1-58685-152-7
Cabin in the Woods takes the reader on a tour of some less, long lasting – bark shingles are the material of
of America’s most beautiful cabins. Both functional Long known for her expertise in log construction, choice for many architects, builders, and homeowners.
and aesthetically pleasing, each home in this collection Robbin Obomsawin shakes things up in her newest And no matter what variety of rustic styling you pre-
was handpicked for its beauty as well as its creative book, which looks at how to incorporate simple log fer, bark used in remodeling can act as a visually
use of recycled materials. elements into any home. A fresh take on a favorite pleasing architectural tool to bridge the gaps between
architectural style, The Not So Log Cabin combines old and new.
CABINS & CAMPS log building with conventional construction to create a
new hybrid called log-element building. SMALL LOG HOMES
by Ralph Kylloe
101/2 x 12 – 256 pages – Photos Storybook Plans and Advice
THE RUSTIC CABIN
Cloth – $60.00 – ISBN 1-58685-135-7 by Robbin Obomsawin
by Ralph Kylloe 8 x 8 – 96 pages – Photos – Illus.
Cabins & Camps offers an intimate view of mountain
101/2 x 12 – 256 pages – Photos Cloth – $21.95 – ISBN 1-58685-043-1
homes and log cabins from New York’s Adirondacks to
Cloth – $60.00 – ISBN 1-58685-311-2
the coast of California. Whether you’re planning a starter home or a lifelong
The Rustic Cabin showcases retreat, this is an indispensable idea book for planning,
LAKE HOUSES photographic details of the building, and outfitting your cabin in the woods.
highest-quality workmanship
by John de Visser & Judy Ross in stone masonry and log
10 x 10 – 224 pages – Photos 100 BEST LOG HOME
work, highlighting the unique
Cloth – $49.95 – ISBN-10 1-55046-483-3 blend of fine antiques and
FLOOR PLANS
ISBN-13 978-1-55046-483-2 contemporary furnishings that by Roland Sweet
Lake Houses is a guided tour past hammocks hung these homes exhibit. Arts & 8½ x 11 – 256 pages – Photos – Illus.
from the weathered beams of a breezy veranda, into Crafts, Scandinavian, and Paper – $24.99 – ISBN 0-89689-496-7
rustic turn-of-the-century cottage kitchens, and across western legacies in furniture building and interior ISBN-13 978-0-89689-496-9
the warm wood floors of sun-drenched sitting rooms styling steal the scene in many rooms. Take the time to peruse 100 of the finest log home
on the bay. plans on the market today, accompanied by 300 spec-
RUSTIC FIREPLACES tacular exterior and interior color photos in this excit-
LOG HOUSES by Ralph Kylloe ing guide from log home experts. Turn to this guide for
Classics of the North 8 ½ x 10 – 176 pages – Photos inspiration and insight with complete confidence that
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 1-4236-0166-1 you're getting the best the industry has to offer.
by Peter Christopher and Richard Skinulis
10 x 10 – 118 pages – Photos ISBN-13 978-1-4236-0166-1
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-55046-389-6 From stone and rocks to elaborately carved wood and
QUILTED FOREST DÉCOR
At the heart of this book is the desire to celebrate a truly antlers to wrought iron, Kylloe has collected designs by Terrie Kralik
timeless tradition as well as a truly unique craft. The beau- for more than 100 fireplaces and hearths that will 8 x 10 – 128 pages – Photos – Illus.
ty and history of log construction is explored within. inspire anyone looking for ideas on how to incorporate Paper – $23.99 – ISBN 0-87349-952-2
the warmth and artisanship of a good fireplace into ISBN-13 978-0-87349-952-1
HICKORY FURNITURE their home. In Quilted Forest Decor, quilters of varying levels of
experience learn applique and piecing techniques to
by Ralph Kylloe
THE RUSTIC HOME add a little woodland character to their lives. Quilters
8 x 10 – 144 pages – Photos
by Ralph Kylloe will discover more than 20 projects, including many
Cloth – $29.95 – ISBN 1-58685-809-2
10½ x 12 – 256 pages – Photos that can be completed in a weekend, in this spectacu-
ISBN-13 978-1-58685-809-4
Cloth – $60.00 – ISBN 1-58685-810-6 lar book.
In Hickory Furniture, rustic furniture and design
ISBN-13 978-1-58685-810-0
expert Ralph Kylloe explores the foundations of the
hickory furniture industry. In this book, Ralph Kylloe continues his artistic explo-
ration of the rustic arts movement. Stunning photogra-
phy masterfully reflects the warmth and artistry that
are the epitome of today’s rustic evolution.
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RUSTIC STYLE / MAPS
QUILTING THE LODGE LOOK MAKING RUSTIC FURNITURE
24 Quilts, Wallhangings and by Daniel Mack
MAPS
Companion Projects in Patchwork and 81/2 x 11 – 160 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index
AMC WHITE MOUNTAINS MAPS
Wildlife Appliqué Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 1-887374-12-4
4 x 9 – folded – Color – Waterproof
by Debbie Field The tradition, spirit, and technique of making rustic
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8½ x 11 – 136 pages – Photos – Illus. furniture with dozens of project ideas.
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-890621-74-9 • Carter Range-Evans Notch/North Country-
Mahoosucs – ISBN 1-934028-03-7
This book includes nine patchwork quilt blocks RUSTIC CARPENTRY
• Crawford Notch-Sandwich Range/Moosilauke-
inspired by traditional nature-themed patterns such as Woodworking with Natural Timber
Kinsman – ISBN 1-934028-02-9
Bear Paw, Flying Geese, Maple Leaf, and Log Cabin. edited by Paul N. Hasluck • Franconia-Pemigewasset – ISBN 1-934028-01-0
5½ x 8¼ – 160 pages – Illus. – Index • Presidential Range – ISBN 1-934028-00-2
QUILTING THE GREAT OUTDOORS Paper – $9.95 – ISBN-10 1-60239-121-1
by Debbie Field ISBN-13 978-1-60239-121-5 AMC WHITE MOUNTAINS MAP SET
8½ x 11 – 128 pages – Photos – Illus. Thoroughly practical and reliable, with nearly two 4 x 9 – folded – Color – Waterproof
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 978-0-9793711-1-0 hundred detailed illustrations, this one-of-a-kind man- Folded flat – Tear-resistant – $29.95
The great outdoors comes alive in this inspiring new ual is a great resource for woodworkers and furniture
makers of all skill levels. This specially priced, complete
project book that captures the beauty of nature in
set of AMC's waterproof, tear-
appliquéd quilts and home decorating projects.
resistant, Tyvek maps of the
Revised edition. RUSTIC GARDEN White Mountain National Forest
FURNITURE & ACCESSORIES is an essential addition to a
SPIRIT OF THE NORTHWOODS Making Chairs, Planters, hiker’s pack. Built to last, they'll
by Debbie Field Birdhouses, Gates & More withstand the rigors of even the
8½ x 11 – 208 pages – Photos – Illus. by Dan Mack & Thomas Stender most rugged White Mountain
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-890621-89-7 8½ x 11 – 144 pages – Photos – Illus. hikers for years to come.
Includes 12 unique appliqué blocks for spectacular Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-60059-137-X
wildlife wall hangings or a magnificent quilt plus 18 ISBN-13 978-1-60059-137-2
quilts for wilderness kids of all ages. Rustic woodworking is a tech-
nique that continues to attract
THE CABIN both novice and experienced
Inspiration for the Classic craftspeople. Through thirty
outdoor projects, including an AMC WINTER TRAILS IN
American Getaway
Adi-rondack Chair and a THE WHITE MOUTAINS OF
by Dale Mulfinger and Susan E. Davis Birch Bark Planter, two NEW HAMPSHIRE
9½ x 10 – 254 pages – Photos – Illus. experts in this traditional art Backcountry Ski Tours
Paper – $24.95 – ISBN 1-56158-644-7 teach the pleasures of working and Snowshoeing
A book that emphasizes the importance of conserva- with rustic materials.
4 x 9 folded – Color – Waterproof
tion in realizing one’s dream of a cabin in the midst of
Folded Flat – Tear-resistant – $7.95
nature, The Cabin profiles 37 retreats that give inspi- RUSTIC FURNITURE WORKSHOP
ration and new meaning to the word “cabin.” The official Appalachian Mountain Club Trail map for
by Dan Mack winter trails in the White Mountains of New Hampshire.
81/2 x 11 – 112 pages – Photos – Illus. Featuring backcountry ski tours and snowshoeing.
COMPLETE GUIDE Paper – $14.95 – ISBN 1-57990-220-0
TO BUILDING LOG HOMES
From sticks, twigs and other found wood – nature’s AMC SOUTHERN NEW
by Monte Burch beautiful treasure – put together great looking and bril- HAMPSHIRE TRAIL MAP
8 x 101/4 – 416 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index liantly simple furniture. Mount Monadnock and Cardigan
Paper – $19.95 – ISBN 0-8069-7486-9
18 x 24 – Color – Waterproof
Whether you want to build a modest vacation cabin or RUSTIC REVISITED Folded Flat – Tear-resistant – $7.95
a grand manor, chop down your own trees, or assem- Innovative Design for Cabin, Camp
ble logs from a kit – you’ll find how to do it here. An essential addition to any hiker's pack as they head for
and Lodge
Southern New Hampshire's accessible yet exciting peaks.
by Ann Stillman O’Leary
LOG CABIN QUILTS 10 x 11 – 208 pages – Photos
by Rita Weiss & Linda Causee
AMC HIKING, BIKING, AND
Cloth – $39.95 – ISBN 0-8230-4623-0
8½ x 11 – 160 pages – Photos – Illus. – Index PADDLING MAP TO ACADIA
The projects in Rustic Revisited embrace the hand- NATIONAL PARK
Cloth – $24.95 – ISBN 1-4027-2312-1
crafted philosophy of rustic and show how to take that
ISBN-13 978-1-4027-2312-4 18 x 24 – Color – Waterproof
philosophy to new heights in a variety of styles. Thirty
Take a fresh, original look at the Log Cabin as you unique homes are lavishly photographed to allow Folded Flat – Tear-resistant – $7.95
choose from projects that feature it in traditional and readers exclusive access to interiors, exteriors, and Make the most of your trip to Acadia National Park
innovative ways. With all the unique and original vari- noteworthy details. with this completely updated recreation map in water-
ations in this collection, you’ll truly enjoy reinventing proof, tear-resistant Tyvek.
this favorite pattern.
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MAPS / CALENDARS / MUSIC
MAINE MOUNTAINS TRAIL MAP 1 NORTHEASTERN NATIVE
Baxter State Park-Katahdin/
CALENDARS AMERICAN ANIMAL STORIES
Rangeley-Stratton/Gulf Hagas by Jim Bruchac
THE COAST OF MAINE
18 x 24 – Color – Waterproof Cassette – $10.00 CD – $14.00
CALENDAR
Folded Flat – Tear-resistant – $7.95 Traditional animal songs and stories from the Iroquois
by Carl E. Heilman II
This updated map includes 20 new miles of trail in and Abenaki.
12 x 9 – Color – $12.95
Baxter State Park-with insets of trails in the Fowler
Beautiful images from
Ponds and Trout Brook Mountain area, Kidney and PA-BE-KON-GAN FLUTE SONGS
Daicey Ponds area, and Katahdin. The reverse offers the coast of Maine from
acclaimed photographer by Jesse Bowman Bruchac
complete coverage of the hiking trails of the Rangeley-
Carl E. Heilman II. Cassette – $10.00 CD – $14.00
Stratton areas, including Bigelow Preserve.
A collection of songs featuring the Northeast Woodlands-
NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC TRAILS BLACK BEARS CALENDAR style block end whistle, also know as a spruce flute.
ILLUSTRATED MAP SERIES 13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-59543-864-5
MUSIC OF OUR FATHERS
1 3
37 /2 x 25 /4 – Color – Waterproof The bear is shown in its natural habitat.
An American Collection
Folded flat – Tear-resistant – $11.95 each
EAGLES CALENDAR by Scott B. Adams, Tom Rasley, Celtimorphosis,
• #740 Franconia Notch/Lincoln
Doug Robinson, Eric Aceto, and Chris White
White Mountain National Forest 13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-59543-906-2 CD – $18.98
ISBN 978-1-566951-56-2
Features twelve photographs of the majestic eagle. This is a compilation of tracks including is music from
• #741 Presidential Range/Gorham
White Mountain National Forest the Revolutionary Period, the Civil War Period, the
ISBN 978-1-566951-57-9 LOONS CALENDAR Gilded Age, through today.
• #212 Acadia National Park 13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-59543-946-8
ISBN 978-0-925873-95-8 The beautiful loon is featured in this calendar. NOEL NOUVEAU
by Scott B. Adams with Ray Zajac, Jr.
NORTHERN FOREST MOOSE CALENDAR CD – $18.98
CANOE TRAIL MAPS The beautifully bright and rich sounds of the mandolin
13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-59543-952-9
24 x 18½ – Color – Folded Flat – $9.95 each carry the listener to a Christmas oasis.
Twelve beautiful photographs of moose in the wild.
• Islands and Farms Region–Vermont
Lake Champlain and Missisquoi River PASSAGES
SEASONS OF THE WHITETAIL
0-89886-996-X by Tom Rasely & Scott B. Adams
• Upper Missisquoi Valley–Vermont/Quebec
CALENDAR
CD – $18.98
Missisquoi River to Lake Memphremagog 13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-59543-980-2
The follow-up to Acoustic Traditions, this CD features
0-89886-997-8 Twelve breathtaking images of whitetail deer.
• Northeast Kingdom–Quebec/Vermont more familiar folk and classical melodies.
Lake Memphremagog to Connecticut River
WOLF CALENDAR TIDINGS
0-89886-998-6
• Great North Woods–New Hampshire 13 x 10½ – Color – $13.99 – ISBN 978-1-90755-010-5 by The Scott B. Adams AcousticEnsemble
Connecticut River to Umbagog Lake The mysterious wolf is featured in this calendar. CD – $18.98
0-89886-999-4
Upbeat and interesting music featuring acoustic guitar,
• Rangeley Lakes Region–Maine
violin, marimba, bass, drums, mandolin, and much
Umbagog Lake to Rangeley Lake
0-89886-991-9 MUSIC more. An extremely enjoyable yet truly unique
Christmas offering.
• Flagstaff Lake Region–Maine
Rangeley Lake to Spencer Stream FASCINATING LOONS
0-89886-992-7 LOST IN THE WOODS
Alluring Sounds of the Common Loon
• Greater Jackman Region–Maine The Soundtrack and Read-along
by Stan Tekiela
Spencer Stream to Moosehead Lake 30 min. – CD – $ 9.95 – ISBN – 0-9770108-2-1
CD – $12.95 – ISBN 1-59193-174-8
0-89886-993-5
This CD features all the
• Moosehead/Penobscot Region–Maine The first track on this CD contains recordings of the
upbeat music from the
Moosehead Lake to Umbazooksus Stream common loon in its natural habitat. On the second
movie and a book read-
0-89886-994-3 track, Stan explains the various calls of the loon.
along, too!
• Allagash Region (South)–Maine
Umbazooksus Stream to Umsaskis Lake BIRD SONGS OF THE
0-89886-981-1 NORTHWOODS
• Allagash Region (North)–Maine
by Stan Tekiela
Umsaskis Lake to St. John River
CD – $9.95 – ISBN 1-59193-119-3
0-89886-982-X
This smooth listening experience will immediately
transport you into nature. STRANGER IN THE WOODS
The Soundtrack
ALNOBAK by Laura Sams, Robert Sams,
by The Dawn Land Singers Marc Stevens, and Maxine Gabrielson
Cassette – $10.00 CD – $12.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-2-1
Language and music bring a better understanding of Music from the movie based on the award-winning
the native people. children’s book – plus a book read-along.
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MUSIC / VIDEOS / POSTCARD BOOKS & NOTE CARDS
BEARY CHRISTMOOSE A LOON STORY
by Brent Holmes produced by Hoot Owl Productions
POSTCARD BOOKS
CD – $14.95 104 min. – DVD – $24.95 & NOTE CARDS
Features several new original Christmoose songs by A Loon Story follows a pair of common loons for 28
Brent Holmes and a few comically rewritten standards. days as they incubate their eggs and attempt to rear LOBSTERING VILLAGES
It also contains two meaningful Christmas poems. their young. OF MAINE
A Postcard Book
BEAR TUNES FOR KIDS INTO THE WOODLANDS
by The Globe Pequot Press
by Brent Holmes with James Bruchac
7 x 43/4 – Full Color
CD – $14.95 produced by On Track Production 20 Postcards – $7.95 – ISBN 0-7627-3612-7
Helps children learn about counting, multiples, forest 45 min. – DVD – $19.95 These postcards celebrate Maine's enchanting lobster-
animals, and, of course, bears. Contains 12 songs. Join James Bruchac for an adventurous and engaging ing villages and rich maritime history. Each postcard is
journey into the woodlands. During this trip you will yours to treasure, to share, or to send.
MOOSE TUNES FOR KIDS learn essential wilderness skills such as how to build a
by Brent Holmes
survival shelter, make a fire without matches, identify BOREAL BIRDS NOTECARDS
various animal tracks, and navigate without a compass. by Rick Allen
CD – $14.95
4½ x 6½ – Full Color
Features some of the silliest songs you’ll ever hear. LEARN THE SPORT OF KAYAKING Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95
These include “I’m A Moose With A Cowlick” and
Recreational & Touring Each box contains two each of: dancing loon, blue
“I’m A Moose And I Love My Lips.”
produced by On Track Production heron rookery, winter cardinal, and chickadee.
MOOSEBEARY JAM 45 min. – DVD – $19.95
by Brent Holmes Professional Guide and Kayak CRITTERS OF THE
CD – $14.95 Instructor Johnny Miller,hosts NORTHWOODS NOTE CARDS
this entertaining overview of by Rick Allen
The first CD to feature both Bernie the Bear and Marty the sport of recreational and
the Moose. It contains 14 new songs about food. 6¼ x 4½ – Full Color
touring kayaking with infor- Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95
mation on the necessary ISBN 978-0-9764676-2-5
CANOESONGS VOLUME I equipment and skills. Learn
the ins and outs of gear such These beautiful cards are perfect for any occasion.
by Various Artists
as buying kayaks, choosing This package of note cards features two each of the
CD – $20.00
paddles, fitting skirts, sizing following images: loon, wolf, mallard, and moose.
This CD features songs about canoes, and is a favorite
PFD’s and accessories. Watch
of canoeaists and folk music fans alike. BIRDS OF THE NORTHWOODS
skill demonstrations which show how to perform sta-
ble braces, beach and dock launches, and much more. NOTE CARDS
CANOESONGS VOLUME II
by Stan Tekiela
by Various Artists LOST IN THE WOODS 5¾ x 4½ – Full Color
CD – $20.00 The Movie Pkg. of 12 w/envelopes – $12.95 – ISBN 1-59193-102-9
The second volume in the popular Canoesongs series. by Laura Sams & Robert Sams This attractive set of notecards features four designs.
40 min. – DVD – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9770108-1-3
Children of all ages will enjoy this tale of trust, NORTHWOODS NOTE CARDS
VIDEOS patience, and waiting for your time. by Rick Allen
6¼ x 4½ – Full Color
CALL OF THE LOON STRANGER IN THE WOODS Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95
The Movie ISBN 0-9764676-2-3
presented by Mountain Lake PBS
57 min. – DVD – $20.00 by Laura Sams & Robert Sams This package of note cards features two each of the
40 min. – VHS Video – $14.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-1-3 following images: cabin with loon, mountains, hikers,
The charismatic common loon stars in this beautiful and canoe.
DVD – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9671748-6-4
yet disturbing program about the impact of mercury
pollution on wildlife and ecosystems in the A magical winter tale based on the award-winning
Adirondacks and throughout northeastern America. children’s book. WHAT BEARS DO NOTE CARDS
by Rick Allen
CRUISING AMERICA’S BEAR TUNES FOR KIDS 4½ X 6¼ – Full Color
WATERWAYS Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95
by Brent Holmes
Lake Champlain & DVD – $19.95 Let your loved ones know you're thinking of them
The Champlain Canal with these humorous cards. Rick Allen's woodcut art is
Combining the music of Brent Holmes with images of
beautiful, distinctive and perfect for any occasion.
with Jonathan Edwards bears in their natural habitat, this DVD is sure to edu-
60 min. – VHS Video – $19.95 – ISBN 0-9708886-2-7 cate and entertain!
DVD –$21.95 LEAVE ONLY RIPPLES
MOOSE TUNES FOR KIDS NOTE CARDS
Cruise the historic Champlain Canal and explore Lake
Champlain. Visit famous historic sites, vibrant water- by Brent Holmes by Consie Powell
front areas, top-rated museums, and look for DVD – $19.95 7 x 5 – Full Color
“Champ,” the legendary sea monster. Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95
Featuring images live Moose in the wild and songs Two each of four designs featuring images of nature in
from the Moose Tunes for Kids soundtrack sung by the north woods.
Marty the Moose and Brent Holmes.
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POSTCARD BOOKS & NOTE CARDS / SPECIALTY ITEMS
OLD CANOE COUNTRY MAINE BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS NEW ENGLAND
NOTE CARDS An Introduction to 72 Familiar Species BUTTERFLIES & MOTHS
by Lee Stroncek by Waterford Press An Introduction to Familiar Species
7 x 5 – Full Color 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-479-3 by Waterford Press
Pkg. of 8 w/envelopes – $12.95 A guide to the butterflies and moths of Maine. 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-361-4
Two each of four designs featuring scenes of paddling The butterflies and moths of New England are featured
in the north woods. MAINE BIRDS in this handy guide.
An Introduction to Familiar Species
WHITE-TAILED DEER by Waterford Press NEW ENGLAND
POSTCARD BOOK 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 TREES & WILDFLOWERS
by Mark Raycroft ISBN 1-58355-150-6 An Introduction to Familiar Species
7 x 43/4 – Full Color Maine Birds is a must-have refer- by Waterford Press
21 Postcards – $7.95 – ISBN 1-56313-795-X ence guide for beginners and 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-174-3
The beauty of the white-tailed deer is brought to life in experts alike. Whether you're on a nature hike or taking a stroll in
these gorgeous color photos. your neighborhood, you'll want to take along a copy of
this indispensable guide.
WOLVES POSTCARD BOOK
by Brown Trout NEW ENGLAND WILDLIFE
7 x 43/4 – Full Color An Introduction to Familiar Species
21 Postcards – $7.95 – ISBN 1-56313-802-6 by Waterford Press
Gorgeous color photos convey the wild nature of the wolf. 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-173-5
A pocket guide to the wildlife of New England.
WATERSCAPES NOTE CARDS MAINE TREES & WILDFLOWERS
by Ronnie Sellers Productions An Introduction to Familiar Species ANIMAL TRACKS
6½ x 4¾ – Full Color by Waterford Press REFERENCE CARD
Pkg. of 16 w/envelopes – $12.95 – ISBN 1-56906-791-0 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-411-4 by Waterford Press
Four unique designs capture the essence, beauty, and A portable reference guide featuring over 130 species 31/2 x 81/2 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-072-0
tranquility of water. of trees and wildflowers found in Maine. A pocket-size track guide with full color illustrations.
Opens to 22 x 81/2.
ACADIA NATIONAL PARK WILDLIFE
SPECIALTY ITEMS An Introduction to Familiar Species APPALACHIAN TRAIL WILDLIFE
by Waterford Press REFERENCE CARD
MOUNTAIN MUGS 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-355-X by Waterford Press
by Carl E. Heilman II A guide to wildlife in beautiful Acadia National Park. 3½ x 8½ – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 158355236-7
11 oz. ceramic mug A guide to the familiar species that inhabit the land
15 oz. ceramic mug NEW HAMPSHIRE BIRDS surrounding the Appalachian Trail. Opens to 22 x 81/2.
15 oz. stainless steel travel mug An Introduction to Familiar Species
Available for wholesale only EDIBLE PLANTS
by Waterford Press
Mountain Mugs feature Carl Heilman’s award-win- 31/2 x 81/4 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-171-9 REFERENCE CARD
ning photography of the countrysides, landmarks, by Waterford Press
A guide to the birds of New Hampshire.
cityscapes, and wilds of New England. Many images 31/2 x 81/2 – Illus. – $5.95 – ISBN 1-58355-127-1
are available, please contact us for a brochure, or to
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An Introduction to Familiar Species
NORTH COUNTRY NATURE by Waterford Press WILDERNESS SURVIVAL
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by North Country Nature Vermont Birds, An Introduction to Familiar Species, is by Waterford Press
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Each screen saver contains 30 beautiful images. Essential survival and emergency information. Opens
• Bald Eagles Version 1 NORTHEASTERN SEASHORE LIFE to 22 x 81/2.
• Bald Eagles Version 2 An Introduction to Familiar Coastal
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A guide to the species of the northeastern seashore. Over 115 familiar North American species. Opens to
THE DON’T DIE OUT THERE! DECK 22 x 8 ½.
by The Mountaineers Books NEW ENGLAND BIRDS
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A must-have guide for beginners and experts alike. Over 75 widespread North American species. Opens to
22 x 8½.
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TREES REFERENCE CARD NORTH WOODS KNOT GUIDE
by Waterford Press by Jeff Greco
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Over 115 North American species. Opens to 22 x 8½. $8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-9-8
Learn how to tie eighteen of the most important knots
NORTH WOODS with this handy guide.
SUMMER CONSTELLATIONS
IDENTIFICATION GUIDE NORTH WOODS FLY FISHING
by Jeff Greco
IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
1¼ x 4 – 18 High Gloss Vinyl Tags on Chain by Jeff Greco
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This handy guide includes illustrations of seventeen
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of the popular fly patterns that represent them. Display
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IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
NORTH WOODS TREE
by Jeff Greco
11/4 x 4 – 18 High Gloss Vinyl Tags on Chain
IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
$8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-6-3 by Jeff Greco
11/4 x 4 – 18 High Gloss Vinyl Tags on Chain
This handy guide will assist you in identifying animals
$8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-1-2
by the signs they leave.
An easy guide to identifying 36 different types of trees
NORTH WOODS FIRST AID GUIDE by their leaves or needles. Display rack available –
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by Jeff Greco
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IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
This guide includes information for 34 common ailments.
by Jeff Greco
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NORTH WOODS GARDEN $8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-2-0
INSECTS IDENTIFICATION GUIDE
Sixty-eight wildflowers are shown in full color for simple
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$8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-7-1 Display rack available – contact your salesman.
You will be able to identify a variety of garden insects
with this convenient guide. WILD CARDS
Edible Wild Foods
NORTH WOODS ANIMAL TRACK 21/4 x 31/2 – 52 cards
IDENTIFICATION GUIDE $12.50 – ISBN 0-88079-515-8
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Take the guesswork out of identifying North
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by Jeff Greco
11/4 x 4 – 18 High Gloss Vinyl Tags on Chain
$8.99 – ISBN 0-9709294-4-7
Twenty fresh-water game fish are pictured on these
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OF PREY GUIDE
by Jeff Greco
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A guide to birds of prey featuring an illustration and
description of each bird.
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