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This authentic collection of true pioneer stories brings the great legends of covered wagon days to life through memories of the men and women who lived them. Each letter tells a unique story, sharing the proud spirit of the exciting past with a new generation of readers. You'll enjoy tales of covered wagons, soddies, dugouts and much, much more.

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An environmentally friendly sourcebook that is actually two books in one, providing everything the gardener needs to know about setting up a healthy, growing environment within a sunspace. Plus, a complete guide to growing flowers, vegetables and herbs in the greenhouse. Highly recommended.

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Humanure: waste or resource? Joseph Jenkins answers this question in this guide to reclaiming and recycling human waste through composting. Offers simple and practical solutions anyone can use.

Recommended Product for Wiser Living: Today, more than ever before, our society is seeking ways to live more conscientiously. To help bring you the very best inspiration and information about greener, more sustainable lifestyles, Mother Earth News is recommending books to its readers. For 40 years, Mother Earth News has been North America’s “Original Guide to Living Wisely,” creating books and magazines for people with a passion for self-reliance and a desire to live in harmony with nature.

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Gisselle Munier and Jean Thornton are more like sisters than cousins, having spent many summers together while Gisselle's French father taught at an American University. But with the outbreak of World War II, both women's lives take a dramatic turn.

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In one swift moment, a fall wiped away his past. Now he was up and running for his life — into a tangle of lies and deceit. His memory lost, the man called "Noon" had only a name and a few clues. Where did his skill with a gun come from? What was the link between his life and buried gold worth a half a million dollars'? He didn't have the answers, but he needed them soon. Because what he still didn't know about himself, others did — including the men who wanted him dead.

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Instead of trying to find time to workout at the local gym, this book tells how you can get a healthful workout while silently mowing your property using a scythe.

Today, more than ever before, our society is seeking ways to live more conscientiously. To help bring you the very best inspiration and information about greener, more sustainable lifestyles, Mother Earth News is recommending books to its readers. For more than 30 years, Mother Earth News has been North America’s “Original Guide to Living Wisely,” creating books and magazines for people with a passion for self-reliance and a desire to live in harmony with nature.

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When artist Ginger Whitaker inherits her ancestor's house, she leaves Philadelphia and her fiance behind to look for her roots in Burgettstown, Pa. As she learns the legend of the Whitaker ghosts, Ginger finds herself drawn into the intrigue surrounding the local coal mine owned by Nate Balzano. Overcoming their initial distrust of each other, Ginger and Nate discover both a new relationship and the solution to the mystery.

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As the Bjorklund children approach adulthood, their aspirations urge them to look away from the farm to lives as writers, teachers and doctors -- and they are torn between their parents' wishes and their own. When Thorliff announces his desire to study journalism in the city, will his parents give their consent?

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Just the Greatest Life is a collection of stories that has warmed hearts around the world. Struggling farmers, amazing neighbors, four-legged friends, and an awe of and appreciation for nature make this self-published page-turner a book you'll read again and again. The editor of Country Journal called it a "pure, inspiring treasure" about a "life gone real." Fellow grass farmer, Joel Salatin, says "Schafer captures the exuberance of newly discovering the 'culture' of agri-culture and the satisfaction of a better way."