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243 pp.
| Milkweed
| July, 2003
|
TradeISBN 1-57131-639-6$$19.95
(3)
YA
Stories from Where We Live series.
Illustrated by
Trudy Nicholson
&
Trudy Nicholson
&
Paul Mirocha
&
Paul Mirocha.
This solid collection contains poems, stories, and essays by writers who live in the Great Lakes region of the United States and Canada. Some of the contributors are highly acclaimed (Edwin Way Teale, Margaret Atwood), while others will be new to readers. The quality of the material--which often emphasizes the natural world--is uniformly excellent. A list of Great Lakes habitats, wildlife, and parks is included. Reading list.
256 pp.
| Milkweed
| January, 2003
|
TradeISBN 1-57131-636-1$$19.95
(3)
YA
Illustrated by
Trudy Nicholson
&
Paul Mirocha.
This excellent book of essays, poems, and short fiction includes forty-three selections set along the U. S. Gulf Coast. There is plenty of variety and fine writing in a collection that includes work by Zora Neale Hurston, John Muir, and Edward O. Wilson. This resource is strengthened by extensive notes, maps, and information on the plants, animals, and ecosystems of the region. Bib., glos.
233 pp.
| Milkweed
| November, 2001
|
TradeISBN 1-57131-631-0$$19.95
(3)
YA
Illustrated by
Trudy Nicholson
&
Paul Mirocha.
This collection of contemporary and historical pieces of both fiction and nonfiction all depend on or illustrate their California coastal setting. Rich and diverse, the book includes a story about surfing with sharks, a Gold Rush-era tale, and poems translated from both Spanish and Cantonese. Teachers will find this a valuable resource, although it works equally well for browsing. Bib.