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QUAIL HIGH
ABOVE THE SHENANDOAH
by Mac Laird

Quail High above the Shenandoah - Marc Larid

Quail High above the Shenandoah defies easy classification, offering a deft blend of history, natural history, and personal memoir. The book provides a chronicle of one man's life- changing experiences as he immerses himself in a decades-long labor of love constructing a unique cabin from natural materials in Virginia's Blue Ridge Mountains. The book introduces us to a fascinating array of characters, including greenwood craftsmen, colorful mountain folk—one of whom is actually a water witch—as well as to skillful (and not so skillful) fishermen and poker players.

This book informs us that “ If you build it . . . it will be immensely satisfying, whether they come or not.”

— 148 pages $14.95 —

THE SOLDIER AND
THE BABY DOLL
by Katharine Case Fournier

THE SOLDIER AND THE BABY DOLL
- Katharine Case Fournier

A mismatched couple meet and fall in love in the early days of World War II; he is a soldier from a small Maine mill town, she a privileged and willful city girl. Despite the disapproval of their families, their love prevails; and thus begins the unfolding of this captivating tale of life in America.

The Soldier and the Baby Doll offers its readers a panoramic account of life in America from the end of the 1930s until the 21st Century. It is the story of just one family, but it is also the story of “the American Family.”

This personal memoir is delightful, revealing, poignant, and beautifully written.”

— 420 pages $14.95 —