Maine Books

Ideal for planing your trip to New England area. You will have several routs to explore this part of the country. Tips, Maps and Photographs that give you a very good picture of your trip. This will help you to don't miss any of the important places of the road.

Maureen Alsop's "Nightingale Habit" is a collection of exquisitely rendered and masterfully crafted poems which captivate the reader with their continually surprising imagery and use of language. The poems are grounded firmly in a concrete reality that is at once familiar and unsettling, requiring the reader to explore his or her own experience of reality from entirely new perspectives, yielding insights that range from the physical to the metaphysical. Alsop's poetry will transport you deeper into yourself, but be prepared: the way in will be filled with shock, humor,and intentionally unbearable beauty.

I am a chinese. I am long for this kind of book , but I have not enouch money to get it.

This is a comprehensive town history. It is valuable to students of history as well as genealogy.

A profound and wonderful book about life and the north woods of Maine. Nan Turner Waldron writes with the ease of one who has spent childhood summers on a farm in the north woods of Maine and these summers are what sparked her passionate and active works as a conservationist, naturalist, birdwatcher and nature photographer. It is a brave and courageous account of one womans journey to herself. This book is a must read! Another must read is Ms. Waldron's Journey To The Outermost House also on Amazon!

I don't own this book yet, but I have looked at it in libraries. It is a very useful book, and I would love to purchase it. It's just that I don't want to pay out this amount of money for a book right now. Maybe later.

Set in Maine, the book, "Olivia Macllister, Who Are You?" takes place in the present day. It is about the adventure of two 10 year old cousins from New Mexico, who go to visit an uncle for the summer. They discover that they have a 250 year old ancestor "Olivia", a ghost, who still lives in their uncles house. It is a great, easy read for kids 8 years and older. It is filled with mystery and intrigue. Its a great read to get in the mood for Halloween.-

Hi! My name is Onawa Lacy. I haven't actually read this book as of yet. I am, however, planning on reading this particular book to have a beter understanding as to why the author chose to use "Onawa" in his title. I'm not offended, I just don't understand the reasoning behind the usage. Is it Onawa a city, Onawa a person, Onawa a Beast? Afterall, It is called The Onawa Beastiary. Ok, That is all. Onawa Lacy

Ever had a dog? A cat? A mouse in the house? Overnight guests? A motorboat?
Found a treasure in the flotsam along the shoreline? Caskie Stinnett's "One Man's Island;Reflections On Maine Life From Slightly Offshore" will perhaps bring a unique perspective to SOME aspect of YOUR life. Humorous, insightful, and provocative this collection of essays from his column "Room With A View" in Down East magazine is by an extraordinary writer who was formerly Executive Editor of "Travel And Leisure" and "Holiday" magazines. A worldwide traveler, he was, as his time lengthened and experience widened, simply in love with Maine and LIFE. I know how he felt. You too soon will.

This edition of Ten Cate has moved this text into a position of being the true definitive reference for dental education. The text is contemporary, makes great strides in standardizing terminology, and provides adequate clinical correlation to this basic science area. The only shortfall is the lack of color micrographs of the histologic sections. While this does not detract from the solidity of the content, beginning students prefer this to B&W.