Watercress Books

Over 400 recipes for every kind of meal. Arranged under 54 herb and spice categories. Also helpful are the illustrations of the herbs and spices, recipes grouped by categories, and a complete cross-reference index.

Valiant ATTEMPT but the real 392-page epic(and solely faithful) sequel is titled FRANKENSTEIN RESURRECTED.

Fascinating history of the US Navy Destroyer USS Walker 517 during WW II.covers stories and facts from 1943-1945. Sailors who served with George Gaytans Father are interviewed and donate anecdotes and experiences!
Over 70 pictures included!

I love this book. It's a novel, but the facts are taken from a journal of a homesteader. The author uses real names of people who lived there. My grandparents, Lenore and Nephi Otteson are some of the characters in the story. It's exciting to learn a little more about what their lives mights have been like. We live in the Ammon/Lincoln area where a lot of the story takes place and are familiar with the Ozone area. This is a great book and a very fun read.

I had to read this book for a class I was taking at a university. My first thought was, "Not another assigned book to read!" After I started it, I could not put it down. I was going through a divorce at the time and this book validated everything I was feeling. The book discusses singleness and its role in the lives of several women. It also points out the role society has on women who are single. It is a great book! Single or not!

This book by David Clark Paul is about the very good start of a very good life. This book tells the way it was through the eyes and ears of a man who chronicles his experiences before he went to serve in World War II, before he went to Trinity College then to Yale College, and before he was ordained a minister. The author has an eye for detail. He distinctly remembers and describes farm operations seldom recorded elsewhere. He gives an account of digging a well in solid limestone rock with blasting powder. He tells from memory what it was like to work as a member of a threshing crew. He gives many details about growing and harvesting cotton, all "six miles to town" on the farm in Ellis County Texas in the Buena Vista Community. The story of the neighbor boy Froncell and his family is particularly heart warming and profound. I hope he publishes more of his works.