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Meadowlark Books 105 Meadowlark Reader: Bicycle Stories; Issue 3
105 Meadowlark Reader is a real paper publication committed to including stories from every Kansas County. - 32 stories from 37 counties in issue #3 - Our Readers Feature: - True stories we hope will remind you of the roots we share, deeply embedded in Kansas landscape. - Funny stories. Heartfelt stories. Stories that may surprise you. Stories that may inspire you to contribute your own to future issues of 105 Meadowlark Reader.
$16.99
Meadowlark Books 105 Meadowlark Reader: Landmarks; Issue 6
105 Meadowlark Reader is a real paper publication committed to including stories from every Kansas County. - 33 stories from 30 counties in issue #6 Our Readers Feature: - True stories we hope will remind you of the roots we share, deeply embedded in Kansas landscape. - Funny stories. Heartfelt stories. Stories that may surprise you. Stories that may inspire you to contribute your own to future issues of 105 Meadowlark Reader.
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Meadowlark Books 105 Meadowlark Reader: Travel Stories; Issue 2
105 Meadowlark Reader is a real paper publication committed to including stories from every Kansas County. - 38 stories from 47 counties in issue #2 - Our Readers Feature: - True stories we hope will remind you of the roots we share, deeply embedded in Kansas landscape. - Funny stories. Heartfelt stories. Stories that may surprise you. Stories that may inspire you to contribute your own to future issues of 105 Meadowlark Reader.
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Meadowlark Books 105 Medowlark Reader: Animal Stories
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Meadowlark Books 105 Medowlark Reader: Food Stories
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Meadowlark Books A Life in Progress
In this collection of short fiction stories, Simmons captures slices of life, glimpses of everyday people and everyday thoughts and actions, and the many moments—touching, amusing, happy, and sad—of lives in progress. This book is an intimate peek into a writer’s stash, written across the decades, an experience of timelessness and the human condition. Through fiction, these stories reveal relatable truths.
$15.00
Meadowlark Books A Time for Tears by Jerilynn Henrikson
Jerilynn Jones Henrikson felt compelled to write this story. A result of research, memories, and imagination, she hopes this story informs and inspires today's young readers. Meadowlark Press, LLC meadowlark-books.com Copyright (c) 2020 Jerilynn Henrikson Cover Photo by Duane Henrikson
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Meadowlark Books All Hallows' Shadows by Michael Graves
Michael D. Graves created the character of Pete Stone as a memorial to his grandfather. The author lives with his wife in Emporia, Kansas. When life conjures its riddles, Mike turns to baseball and back roads for answers. Meadowlark Books, LLC meadow-larkbooks.com Copyright (c) 2020 Michael D. Graves Cover photo by Dave Leiker
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Meadowlark Books Ann of Sunflower Lane by Julie A Sellers
Sellers explains that the novel is not an adaptation of Montgomery’s classic novel, but a story of the way books and reading impact readers. “The title character, Ann Alwyn, is an avid reader, and when she comes to live with the grandparents she never knew at Sunflower Lane farm, she discovers a kindred spirit in an old edition of Anne of Green Gables. Her reading of that and other texts frames her experiences as she integrates herself into life on the farm and in the small-town community of Storey, Kansas.” “Ann of Sunflower Lane is a love-letter to books and reading, and especially to the power of Anne of Green Gables to reflect and to shape life,” says Elizabeth Rollins Epperly, Professor Emerita and founder of the L.M. Montgomery Institute at the University of Prince Edward Island. Sellers was the Kansas Authors Club 2020 Prose Writer of the Year and the Overall Poetry (2022) and Prose (2017, 2019) winner of the Kansas Voices Writing Contest sponsored by the Winfield Arts and Humanities Council. She is the author of Kindred Verse: Poems Inspired by Anne of Green Gables (Blue Cedar Press, 2021).
$18.99
Kerry Moyer Arterial Ink - William Allen White: A Kansas Legacy
This collection of works was conceived in honor of the legacy of William Allen White and in support of the William Allen White Community Partnership.
$30.00
Meadowlark Books Ava by Mandy Kern HB
Ava is an American Avocet, a breed of shorebird who leaves her home at the Laguna Madre and travels 1,000 miles to stay for a season at the largest wetland complex in the interior of the United States. Cheyenne Bottoms, in the middle of Kansas, is home to millions of birds who stop during their annual migrations in the spring and fall, as well as a diverse population of wildlife who make a home there year-round. As Ava meets her mate and starts a family, readers are introduced to one of the most biodiverse ecosystems on the planet. (Hardback)
$22.99
Meadowlark Books Beginnings: 105 Meadowlark Reader
105 Meadowlark Reader is a real paper publication committed to including stories from every Kansas County. - 35 stories from 25 counties in issue #1 - Our Readers Feature: - True stories we hope will remind you of the roots we share, deeply embedded in Kansas landscape. - Funny stories. Heartfelt stories. Stories that may surprise you. Stories that may inspire you to contribute your own to future issues of 105 Meadowlark Reader.
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Meadowlark Books Blue Collar Saint by Brenda White
Brenda White’s verse resounds deeply, even in the dark places and in sentiments we Midwest working-class folk don’t often like to share. One might say she gives voice to the masses, her verse capturing the light and dark of those who dare to dream, even when we suspect our dreams might end in disappointment. Only a true poet can turn life’s harsh realities into line and stanza that move us to reflect, connect, and read again.Praise for:With unapologetic honesty and a masterful use of language, Brenda White, in Blue Collar Saint, cycles through whimsy, curiosity, and harsh reality. Always questioning the world around her, White writes with sharpness, clarity, and wit, leaving the reader alternately gutted and longing for more.
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Meadowlark Books Bull in the Ring by Al Ortolani
Armed with only poetry and wit, Danny wears his dead father’s army jacket and copes with the string of losers and abusers brought home by his mother. Will he find direction before he reaches the end of this dead-end road life has handed to him?
$19.99
Hunter Smith Dawn of The Moon
When the lands of Kestrel Veil are disrupted by a menacing new threat which no one saw coming, the dragons must come together and journey to all new lands to find what they need to take the threat face on and eliminate it from existence. After the moon takes over the sun completely, leaving the sun vanquished, the dragons learn of three powerful items that can make the sun anew. They decide as a whole that there could be new meaning to their whole cave life. With the help of many different natives, including Scorvians, Lashyrians, and Cratans, can the Dragonian Sky Warriors face their new challenge and succeed? Open up this book and read to find out. Hunter lives just outside of Emporia, Kansas with his family. He loves writing fantasy and other fiction. His love for writing started when he was in fourth grade, and he began his first book in fifth grade. Hunter is now in eighth grade, and his second novel, Dawn of the Moon, the next installment of the fastasy series Sky Warriors, is his sequel, adding a new depth and suspense to the series.
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Kerry Moyer Dirt Road
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Meadowlark Books Disaster at 39,000 Feet by Enfys McMurry
In May 1962, a plane fell from the sky over the heartland of America, disrupting the peace of the little towns of Centerville, Iowa, and Unionville, Missouri, and shaking the confidence of airline passengers nationwide. The story was shocking, puzzling, frightening . . . and in following years, was almost completely forgotten by the world at large. Enfys McMurry has spent countless hours poring through accident investigation reports of the Federal Aviation Agency and the Federal Bureau of Investigation, reviewing newspaper accounts, and interviewing those who were there, those who still live in Iowa and Missouri and have memories of the horrific events that brought these communities together at a time of crisis.
$25.00
Ellie Haycock is Totally Normal
Author, Gretchen Schreiber (an Emporia native) Ellie, a high schooler with a rare genetic condition, navigates the divide between her "hospital-life" and "home-life," as a hospital stay brings her closer to Ryan, who challenges her perspective and makes her consider the extraordinary possibilities of her life.
$20.00
Meadowlark Books Esconder Una Avellana
La ardilla tiene asuntos muy importantes que realizar hoy. Siempre de prisa, se encuentra con otros animales en el bosque. Cad uno ellos le da consejos y advertencias que la acompanan.
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Meadowlark Books Gravedigger's Daughter by Cheryl Unruh
With Gravedigger's Daughter, Cheryl Unruh has created something so fresh and inviting - a momor of lean vignettes. Each is moving on its own, and also part of a compelling portrait of childhood in an isolated town with a dwindling population. Unruh's details are too specific for sentimntalism, but places and people are observed with a loving gaze that also feels wise and honest. Her father, especially, emerges as both haunted and quietly heroic. What a beautiful book. -Laura Moriarty, author of The Chaperone
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Meadowlark Books Headwinds
A Memoir by Edna Bell-Pearson A 2020 Kansas Notable Book--When World War II makes her way to southwest Kansas, Edna Bell-Pearson’s life was forever changed. After meeting her husband Carl Ungerer—a pilot stationed in Liberal for the war— Edna’s life whirled around her, as she moved to the opposite corner of the state, and she became one of the first private female pilots in Kansas. Edna’s story, taking place over the course of five short years, tells of Ungerer Flying Service, a family-owned and operated business stationed in Marysville. As the business is born and takes on the challenges of life, Edna learns to appreciate the importance of the little things: hunting and fishing trips, a good housekeeper, and crisp, autumnal days without wind. Published by Meadowlark Press
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Meadowlark Books How Time Moves, New and Selected Poems by Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Kansas Poet Laureate Emerita, is the author of Miriam's Well, a novel; Needle in the Bone, a non-fiction book on the Holocaust; and Everyday Magic, essays. Founder of Transformative Language Arts, she offers writing workshops, writing coaching, and creativity consulting with businesses and organizations.
$22.00
Meadowlark Books Human Shadow by Michael Graves
Book 5 of the Pete Stone Private Investigator Series, by Michael D. Graves Pete’s pal, Professor Ethan Alexander, has a friend in hot water, and Ethan is eager to get Pete on the case. Pete is convinced the friend is guilty, but Pete values friendship and loyalty. He agrees to help. The investigation leads Pete to call on the help of a few old friends, as well, and trouble with his lady-friend encourages him to pause and examine more than just the suspects at large. Are his intentions enough to turn the relationship around? Will he find Ethan’s friend before the cops do? Some stories, like friendships, are deeper and filled with more complications than can be seen and heard in the moment.
$18.99
Meadowlark Books Marble Shorts by Cathy Cullen
Marble Shorts contains eight essays, filled with sparkles of color that rival the marble images that adorn these pages. This book is a gift to the collector, the curious soul, the seeker of color in this bleary-eyed world, and the rest. Meet the Marble Lady of Kansas City. Meet the Girl Scout who uses marbles to earn her “think like an engineer” badge. Meet Bruce of the Moon Marble Company. You just never know what might happen if you plant a marble. It may grow! Published by Meadowlark Press, 2022
$21.99
John Queen One Our Odyssey by John C. Queen
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Meadowlark Books Opulence, Kansas by Julie Stielstra
When Katie Myrdal's father is found dead in his Porsche, everything she knew about her family is shaken. Her uncle Len and his wife Maggie - relatives she barely knew existed - show up at the funeral and offer an escape for the summer to their Kansas farm. Katie abandons her Chicago Gold Coast high-rise life to land beneath the wider skies of the prairie. Grappling with loss and disillusionment, Katie must forge new skills and new friendships in a small town called Opulence, a town holding secrets and riches she will need before she can go back home.
$15.00
Rhonda Denney Pigment Patchwork
Artful Techniques for Fabric Embellishment Pigment Patchwork introduces the reader to the world of coloring on fabric using pigments. This book contains basics about pigments, color theory, and fabrics with a guidbook for projects using supplied patterns, giving the reader an opportunity to learn and practice Rhonda's approach. There are tips, guidelines, suggestions, lessons learned, and how to fix mistakes, illustrated with examples of Rhonda's own artwork. This book is for anyone wanting to boost their confidence and gain insights into mastering the art of coloring on fabric to expand their creative design potential.
$39.95
Kerry Moyer Rust & Weeds
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Meadowlark Books Shadow of Death by Michael Graves
Michael D. Graves created the character of Pete Stone as a memorial to his grandfather. The author lives with his wife in Emporia, Kansas. When life conjures its riddles, Mike turns to baseball and back roads for answers. Meadowlark Books, LLC meadow-larkbooks.com Copyright (c) 2017 Michael D. Graves Cover photo by Dave Leiker
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Meadowlark Books Shadows and Sorrows by Michael Graves
Michael D. Graves created the character of Pete Stone as a memorial to his grandfather. The author lives with his wife in Emporia, Kansas. When life conjures its riddles, Mike turns to baseball and back roads for answers. Pete Stone, Private Investigator- Volume 4. Cocky Wright Was Pete Stone's friend since they first met on a baseball field, a couple of kids with skinned knees, lots of moxie, and not much else. Now Cocky is dead, Cocky's wife and daughter are in danger, and shady characters are after something Cocky was hiding. Was Pete's friend dealing serets to the German American Bund? Was his friend really out to threaten the safety of the country? Accident or Murder? Pete Stone is searching for the truth, once again, and he must solve the puzzle before his pal's reputation is tarnished forever. Meadowlark Books, LLC meadow-larkbooks.com Copyright (c) 2020 Michael D. Graves Cover photo by Dave Leiker
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Hunter Smith Sky Warriors: Journey to the Eight Islands
When the lands of Kestrel Veil are disrupted by the heavens above and the ground below, the bigger and better Sky Warriors must come together and journey to all eight landforms in search of the binding ties hat hold their lives together. After Ember and a couple other dragons are instructed to travel alone, the whole expedition takes a turn, and for the worse. The Sky Warriors are facing decimation and it seems that the only thing tearing them apart are themselves. With the help of many different natives, including Rockent, Sinarian, and Snowhart dragons, can the Sky Warriors pull off a doozy of a trip or will they cave to the pressure? The only way to figure it out is to open up one page and read.
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Tales of the Prehistoric World
Exciting tales of amazing dinosaurs and intrepid paleontologists written by Emporia State University graduate, Kallie Moore.
$22.00
Meadowlark Books The Adventures of Bottle Calf, Limited Edition
This is a Limited Edition, Hard Cover, 9x9 book, that is numbered and signed by the Author & Illustrator. Author Ann Vigola Anderson takes us back in time to her grandparents’ farm where Bottle Calf was born during an early spring blizzard. With illustrations by the talented Sara Long, this gorgeous book will be your go-to for holiday gift giving and beyond. Grab a copy to reminisce or to share the stories and gorgeous art with your kids and grandkids. You are going to love Bottle Calf!
$28.99
Hunter Smith The Missing Dragon Wand
When the lands of Kestrel Veil are disrupted by a powerful sorcerer named Jack, the dragons must put aside theri differences and come together to restore the land before the evil is spread to the other landforms. After one of their prized artifacts from many years ago, the Dragon Wand, gets stolen, they must get it out of Jack's clutches before he can do anything with it. The Dragon Staff, which has been missing for generations already, is in danger, too. If Jack can get ahold of that, the world could disappear. With the help of many other species, including humans, cats, and even a deer, will they be able to save the rest of the dragon population, and not just their own small tribe? Open up this book and read to find out. Hunter lives just outside of Emporia, Kansas with his family. He loves writing fantasy and other fiction. His love for writing started when he was in fourth grade, and he began his first book in fifth grade. Hunter is now in seventh grade, and The Missing Dragon Wand, the first installment of the new fantasy series Sky Warriors, is his debut novel
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Meadowlark Books Tiger Hunting
from Chasing Tigers Press: When Jeni returns to her childhood home in western Kansas, she never imagines that she'll be hunting a white tiger escaped from the circus or competing with an ape for the affections of the boy she once loved. While she waits for the man she's left behind to notice she's not coming back, she reconnects with her family and works to pick up the pieces of her life. Tiger Hunting was selected as the J. Donald Coffin Memorial Book Award Winner at the Kansas Authors Club Annual Convention and Writers' Conference, Wichita, Kansas, October 2013.
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Meadowlark Books To Hide a Hazelnut
Squirrel needs to find a place to hide his hazelnut before winter comes. In his hurry, he bumps into Cottontail Rabbit, Opossum, Red Fox, and more. This 32-page, full-color children’s book will captivate pre-readers with its illustrations and detail. Written and Illustrated by Onalee Nicklin
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