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A memoir of one man's encounter with The Church of Christ of Latter-Day Saints in Maine when he invites into his home and his life two Mormon "elders."

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From the cover:  Designed for folklorists, historians, naturalists, anglers, hunters, trappers and anyone interested in Maine's civil and natural histories during the eighteen hundreds, this book begins with a biographical sketch of Rich, followed by six of his articles including a description of his life as an early settler, detailed observations about the region's brook trout, and a controversial story about a lost cave.  Included is an annotated bibliography of Rich's published works, and a computer analysis that attempts to relocate Rich's cave.

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Marrying a fellow foreign correspondent who saved her life while they were both on assignment, Sally struggles with cultural adjustments when they move to her husband’s London home and finds their relationship further strained by a difficult pregnancy and a cruel betrayal.

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After his wife, Sheila, abandons him, paramedic Peter Webster is left to raise their daughter alone, until, 19 years later Sheila contacts him, dredging up years of buried questions and making him wonder why their marriage unraveled. By the best-selling author of A Change in Altitude.

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The second volume of New England Graveside Tales provides tales of ghosts, witches, UFO's and spooky places to visit in New England.

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Although not strictly about Maine, but about New England in general, this book includes many tales from Maine.  Related are tales of shipwrecks, Indian and pirate attacks, rum runners and bootleggers and much more.

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From the back cover:  Glenna Johnson Smith writes with eloquence and humor about the complexities, absurdities, and pleasures of the everyday, from her nostalgic look at her childhood on the Maine coast in the 1920's and 1930's, to her observations of life under the big sky and among the rolling potato fields of her beloved Aroostook County.  Old Maine Woman

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A new cookbook featuring appetizers by the folks at Stonewall Kitchens of York, ME.

 

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Get ready for summer with this new grilling cookbook from the folks at Stonewall Kitchen.

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A graphic novel adaptation of King's short story from his Just After Sunset collection done by top talents at Marvel Comics.

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During the annual celebration of Scotland's beloved poet Robert Burns, Liss MacCrimmon, proprietor of Moosetookalook, Maine's only Scottish emporium, is trapped inside The Spruces hotel with the quarrelsome Scottish Heritage Appreciation Society--and a killer.

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From the cover:  Thinking about taking a canoe trip on the Allagash River?  Then you will want this guide filled with information about what to take, how much time you will need, where to start, what to do about your vehicle, campsites, and much, much more.

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Designed as a reference work for biologists, conservationists, folklorists and historians, this book provides early writings about wildlife found in Maine written by early observers -- biologists, naturalists and woodsmen.  It functions as a unique guide to help readers find important early records related to this wildlife.  Also included are biographical sketches of these observers.

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The story of the great fire of July 1866 in Portland, ME that destroyed all the structures on over thirty streets.

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A latest entry in the series that includes Between Two Queens is inspired by the life of historical lady-in-waiting Elizabeth Brooke, whose scandalous love affair with William Parr forces them to employ persuasion and deception to garner favor in the courts of three monarchs.