Events at Chapters in Kelowna

David & Ben's Charity Event Saturday March 15th 2008

2008-03-07T13:49:00.003-08:00

Help David & Ben MacLean on their crusade to raise funds for charities and non profit organizations. These charities include Hope For The Nations, Raincoast Conservation Society and The Mountainview Conservation and Breeding Centre. The MacLean boys have written Jeffy's World Safari and Goodbye Zoo. The proceeds from both titles will go towards their chosen charities. Join us in store between 11am-3pm to meet and chat with David and Ben about their experiences and why they decided to take on this endeavor.

Tuesday March 11

2007-12-13T15:01:00.001-08:00

COWS

Central Okanagan Writer's Society
6:30pm

Come read with us. You don't have to be published, you just have to love to write. This is an information group gathering, where writers exchange information on upcoming contests, conferences, etc. Each member receives 10 minutes to read their work, followed by a critique by other members. No criticism allowed. Come join this group of eclectic individuals.

Don't have a cow, be a COW

Wednesday January 23rd

2007-12-13T15:00:00.001-08:00

7:00pm
Law of Attraction Seminar
With Karen Luniw

Local wealth coach Karen Luniw will be speaking about “Kicking it Up a Notch – How to Attract the Next Level of Success in Your Life”

This information is based on a program developed by Karen through the Law of Attraction Center. You will learn how to use the Law of Attraction (as discussed in the hit movie “The Secret” to make this the best year of your life!

You won’t want to miss this world-renown speaker and author as she shares her most powerful tips so you can kick up your life a notch!

Wednesday January 30th

2007-12-13T15:00:00.000-08:00

Book Club 7pm

This months' Selection:
"Pillars of the Earth"
by Ken Follet

The bookclub meets the last Wednesday of every month. This group is open to anyone wanting to share ideas and take part in interesting conversation!

Bookclub members are entitled to 20% off the month's bookclub selection. Ask staff for details.

2007-10-13T14:41:00.000-07:00

Carole Thibault

2007-09-13T15:08:00.000-07:00

"Ogopogo and the Heart Stone"
by Carole Thibault

This is the story of Ogi who lives in the magical, mystical land known as the lost valley. This land is protected by "The Heart Stone" which only allows those of pure heart to enter. Ogi has been chosen to become the new OGOPOGO, the new guardian and protector of this lost valley. He sets off past the Heart Stone to find someone who is pure and innocent. The story tells of his journey through the land of man until he finds and rescues a young child. Together they return to the lost valley - when the Heart Stone illumates as the two pass by, Ogi knows he has been successful in his quest.

Lee Fodi

2007-09-13T14:57:00.000-07:00

"Kendra Kandlestar Chronicles"
by Lee Fodi

Everyone knows that the creatures of the outside world are forbidden by magic to enter the land of Een. That's why young Kendra Kandlestar is so surprised when a giant Unger arrives in the middle of the night to deliver a cryptic message: If she can find the fabled Door to Unger, she will be able to unlock the truth about her long-lost family.

Liz Mitten Ryan

2007-07-13T15:22:00.000-07:00

"One with the Herd"
by Liz Mitten Ryan

In the pages of "One with the Herd: A Spiritual Journey", author, artist, and horse breeder Liz Mitten Ryan draws upon her years of experience with her herd of eleven horses to share her reflections on our relationship to the planet upon which we live, the animals we share our planet with, and how we can best achieve peace, freedom joy and an appreciation for life and for living. Her engaging and thoughtful text is nicely illustrated with her own paintings, as well as occasional color photographs.

"One With the Herd" is the deeply personal story of a woman who lives with a herd of 'wild' horses with whom she communicates, plays with, and rides without use of tack on a remote 320-acre ranch in the high country of Canada. Within the context of a natural setting, Liz Mitten Ryan discovered profound spiritual truths rich in emotional texture and intellectual acumen through her interactions of her horses roaming freely over the grasslands, forests, meadows, and lakes of her ranch, only to return on their own to her barn where they benefit from a loving, open, supportive interaction with humans.

"One with the Herd" is highly recommended for community library collections and will prove of very special interest to non-specialist general readers with an interest in horses, wildlife, spirituality, and metaphysical meditation.

David Korinetz

2007-07-13T15:15:00.000-07:00

"FireDrakes"
by David Korinetz

The task of freeing a race of Firedrakes from the grip of an evil sorceress has fallen upon the shoulders of a young untried Daemon Knight. The job seems simple enough; just retrieve a magical amulet she is using to hold them in thrall, but most of the FireDrakes don't want his help, and he has fallen in love with the beautiful sorceress. The question is: will love or duty prevail?

Vernon Outdoors Club

2007-07-13T15:12:00.000-07:00

"Hiking Trails"
by Vernon Outdoors Club

The Outdoors Club is pleased to announce the release of the new edition of the always-popular hiking book that includes 9 new hikes as well as many others from the previous editions.

New hikes in this 6th edition are:

Blackwell Lake / Blue Gross MountainCougar Canyon / Dewdrop RangeHayman Lake / High Rim Trail / Little WhiteMara Mountain / Oyama Lookout

Heidi McLaughlin

2007-07-02T14:20:00.000-07:00

Heidi McLaughlin

Heidi loves to write. Her candid stories are sometimes humorous, sometimes heart wrenching, but always full of profound truths about God, relationships, and human nature. Heidi's writing resonates deeply in women's hearts.

Her life-changing book Beauty Unleashed: Transforming a Woman's Soul was released in June 2007. Heidi believes, "The secret desire of every woman is to be more beautiful, both inside and out, and yet we can’t seem to find the magic formula. We are bombarded with solutions, but nothing seems to satiate our longing for value and significance. The fact is that you and I are beautiful because we are created in the image of God, who is the essence of beauty. It's all right there inside of us; we just need to allow God to reveal it to us and unleash it."

Ernie Tadla

2007-04-04T13:30:00.000-07:00

"How to Live and Do Business in China"

by Ernie Tadla

Ernie has been seen in our local paper a number of times for his book "How to Live and Do Business in China."

Margaret Hayes

2007-04-04T13:25:00.000-07:00

"Safarini...Many Journeys"
by Margaret Hayes

Safarini will take readers to remote safari destinations around East Africa, including the underground churches of Ethiopia via mule, The Jade Sea (Lake Turkana) in northern Kenya, and hosting the Tourism Minister of France to the top of Mount Longonot.

Valerie Stetson

2007-04-03T17:22:00.000-07:00

"The Year I Got Impatient"
by Valerie Stetson

A tragic accident leads to a disastrous love affair. A midlife crisis leads a man to trespass in a private pool. A marriage is torn apart when the husband becomes manic depressive. This collection of stories follows men and women in different walks of life while they cope with the events, good and bad, that shape them. In many ways, these stories look at how people bridge the differences between them, whether their differences are of race, culture, age or sensibility. These are stories of people in transition and an account of how they face everything from unlucky twists of fate to their own personal demons.

Alan Bradley

2007-04-03T17:20:00.000-07:00

"The Shoebox Bible"
by Alan Bradley

Alan Bradley’s “Shoebox Bible” has been compared with “Tuesdays with Morrie”, “Angela’s Ashes”, and “Mister God, It’s Anna.”

Jerrine Weigand

2007-04-03T17:15:00.000-07:00

"Knowing Miss Chen"
by Jerrine Weigand

"Knowing Miss Chen" is Jerrine Weigand's tale of two worlds; a memoir filled with fascinating experiences of a foreign couple working in China. It is also the personal life story of Chen Yu Hua, their young interpreter, growing up in Chairman Mao's China during the Cultural Revolution of the 1960s.

Layton Park

2007-03-08T17:44:00.000-08:00

"Get Out of Your Way"
by Layton Park

"Get Out of Your Way," is about how the mental laws including the law of attraction are related to hypnosis and how they help remove our road blocks and achieve our goals.

Wally Dennison

2007-03-08T17:40:00.000-08:00

"For the Love of God's Kids"
by Wally Dennison

Kelowna writer Wally Dennison with Sara Esther Luna Cezar as his Jesus teammate and translator detail a Christian Ministry that towers as unique. That word "Unique" most certainly fits the CHAIN of Love in Campo Bom, Brazil. This book is packed throughout with real-life stories of riveting human interest stories. Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the CHAIN of Love.

Evelyn Mulders

2007-03-08T17:30:00.000-08:00

"Western Herbs"
by Evelyn Mulders

Evelyn has published a herbal manual called Western Herbs for Eastern Meridians and Five Element Theory. The book is unique in that it addresses the physical emotional and spiritual aspect of the herb for balancing the body and also that it organizes the western herbs into the eastern meridians and hence the five element theory. The book is designed to be a working herbal manual for any busy practitioner in the healing arts. It is also very practical for anyone wanting to know how the herb is supporting their body while they are taking it to maintain health and vitality.

June & Emile Simon

2007-03-08T17:20:00.000-08:00

June provides fantastic entertainment the whole family can enjoy – turning a dull evening into a very pleasurable moment in time.

Just Make It Easy Emergency Planner

2007-03-06T16:17:00.000-08:00

Just Make It Easy Emergency Planner
by AntHillPress

The "Just Make It Easy Emergency Planner" is designed for any type of emergency and is made up of 3 parts: Preparation, Evacuation Planning and Wrapping Things Up.

Each chapter in the planner is designed with your busy schedule in mind. You will read to the point information, print and fill out the action forms. That's all there is to it.

AntHillPress is a Kelowna based ebook publisher. This product is available in .PDF format only. For more information, visit www.anthillpress.com

Dave Phillips

2007-01-13T17:28:00.000-08:00

"Three Big Questions"
by Dave Phillips

It doesn't matter where you are in life; there are three essential questions the human race has asked since the beginning of time.
1. What is my purpose for living? (why am I here?)
2. What is my mission in life? (what am I best designed to do)
3. What is my personal life vision? (where am I going in my life?)

Darryl Funk

2007-01-13T17:27:00.000-08:00

"Skunky Lunky and Weasel Beasel at Sleepy Hollow Farm"
Illustrated by Darryl Funk

A wonderful children's book with 2 animal friends that go on an adventure.

Rev. Malcolm Smith

2007-01-13T17:10:00.000-08:00

"Thou Shalt Not Kill: Genocide in Central Africa"
by Rev. Malcolm Smith

Excerpt:

“Yesterday, near Ruhaha, I noticed a group of people had gathered. Two policemen and two soldiers had caught some young men and were yelling at them and beating them, because they had scars in their hairlines, that made them part of the plot to overthrow the government last Saturday. They took them away and shot them two by two. There were thirty-nine men and boys killed.”

Expounder

2007-01-13T14:43:00.000-08:00

"Bring Back the Paddle" by 'Expounder'

This book will show how our justice system will receive a much needed shot in the arm by administering a whack across the backside of offenders, in appropriate cases – serious cases. It will show the need for, and the practical intelligence of Corporal Punishment.

Wishing to remain anonymous, the author signs this book ‘Expounder.’ He has 30 years of varied police experience.

Kate Jacobs

2007-01-13T11:30:00.000-08:00

Kate Jacobs
"Friday Night Knitting Club"

“Friday Night Knitting Club” is an upbeat multigenerational story about the loves and friendships that stitch us all together.

Kate, living in Southern California, is a former New York City magazine editor who was born an raised in our beautiful neighbour of Hope.

Pauline Angman

2007-01-10T15:18:00.000-08:00

"No One Asks Me How I Feel"
by Pauline Angman

"No One Asks Me How I Feel" is a six year old's view on her parents' divorce and the impact it has on her. The book is written from a child's perspective and also includes a section relating to children's biggest fears, what children need to know and how children often react/respond to a situation in which divorce is prevelant.

Iris Campbell

2007-01-10T15:05:00.000-08:00

"Ivan and the Magic Rainbow"
by Iris Campbell

Magic powers are granted by a snail-like aliens to a young farm boy. This is a childrens 9-12 fiction novel.

Fred Ritchie

2007-01-01T15:09:00.000-08:00

"Meeting on Common Ground"

by Fred Ritchie

Meeing on Common Ground began with a series of articles that the author submitted to the Penticton Herald over the years. It is a collection of thoughts, experiences and facts he acquired through his journey of exploring, researching and listening to the Okanagan people of the Penticton Indian Reserve.

He has always had a great interest in bettering the relationship between First Nations people and mainstream society in this community. It is with good intention that he has put his thoughts and collective information in this book to foster a continual dialogue and mutual respect on common ground.

Leo Louis Jacques

2007-01-01T13:03:00.000-08:00

"Joey"
by Leo Louis Jacques & Sue Morton

Joey was inducted into Canadian Racing Hall of Fame.

During Depression and World War II eras: voted BC's most popular horse, Canada's Top Money Winning Horse, Canadian Horse-of-the-year while setting the North American all time record.

Joey's horseshoes sold for $40,000, where Seabiscuit's brought $10,000, both at auction, to raise monies for the Victory Bonds Fund.

Joey's Santa Anita jockey, Johnny Longdon has a race named after him in Vancouver.

Faye Cyr

2007-01-01T12:25:00.000-08:00

"Where the Bears Play"
by Faye Cyr

Told from a wife's perspective, "Where the Bears Play" is the true story of a young couple's startling experiences in two isolated coastal logging camps. Her account of harrowing floatplane and boating trips, frightening bear encounters, a poisoning, a daring rescue as well as the unusual births of their two sons will glue older teens and adult readers to its pages.

Doug Manning

2007-01-01T12:15:00.000-08:00

"Reel Life Wisdom" by

Doug Manning

Movies are stories about life. Parents can use carefully selected films to generate meaningful conversations with their children. The Reel Life Parenting Presentation provides participants with tools for discussing self, life and love with their kids. Parents will also receive movie-related activities that teach self-awareness, decision-making and interactive skills to children.

Inge Seiger

2006-12-19T18:48:00.000-08:00

" Mirror Mirror On the Wall"
by Inge Seiger

“Mirror Mirror On the Wall – Wicked Curves…Love Them All” is an easy to read humorous take on dieting. The Divas Don’t Diet handbook includes sinfully decadent desserts, etiquette advice, funny quotes on dieting, trivia and even Oprah’s favorite “to die for dessert."

Janey Volden

2006-12-15T15:44:00.000-08:00

"Gabbra's Song"
by Janey Volden

"Gabbra's Song" is a teen fiction novel set primarily in drought-ravaged northern Kenya. Readers will sweat as they follow Riley's gripping adventure with a nomadic tribe whose survival depends on Dumbuluk's fresh water well. Riley is swept into a bittersweet relationship with Nagya the strong, roguish warrior, while her childhood friend Gabbra wrestles with commitments to tradition. Despite danger, jealous rivalry, and a fight for her life, Riley is determined to make a difference in the questionable future of a small tribe in Africa.

Jim Couper

2006-12-06T12:59:00.000-08:00

"Long & Winding Road: Discovering the Pleasures and Treasures of Highway 97"
by Jim Couper

Highway 97 winds from Weed, California, to the Yukon border-a distance of 3,200 kilometres (2,042 miles), making it North America's longest south-north roadway. In Oregon and Washington, it takes you through lava beds and deserts, arid uplands and forests, orchards and vineyards. Above the Canadian border, roadside vegetable and fruit stands abound en route to B.C.'s sunny Okanagan, home to 60 outstanding wineries. Turquoise lakes, mighty rivers and marble canyons can be seen as one moves north to the historic Cariboo region, where endless trout lakes, rolling ranchland, gold-rush lore and friendly people make it a land for all seasons. And then there's the raw, untamed north, a frontier unto itself.

Jeremie Rethan

2006-12-06T08:07:00.000-08:00

"Silencing the Ringing "
By Jeremie Rethan

Tinnitus is that buzzing, whistling, ringing sound in the ears. It is a real medical condition that affects millions of people in the world today. Modern medical research states that there is no cure.

"Twilight of Wellness: Silencing the Ringing" is a book that represents a significant change in thinking. Published in 2006 by Universal Wellness Publications (UWP), author Jeremie N. Rethan details his personal battle with tinnitus -- and the breakthrough home-remedy techniques that silenced it.

http://www.silencetinnitus.com/

Barbara Shave

2006-12-06T08:02:00.000-08:00

"Raven Tricks"
by Barbara Shave

Local magazine contributor, Barbara Shave, and acclaimed First Nation's artist, Lee Clarmont, have collaborated to produce a book called RAVEN TRICKS: It's All WRONG, Yet It's All RIGHT! The title refers to those twists of fate that ultimately govern our lives. As John Lennon said, "Life is what happens while you are busy making other plans." However, this collection of lively essays counters personal haplessness with twists of fancy by which purpose, wonder, or merely a sense of the ridiculous helped the writer to cope with the Raven Tricks in her own life. Together these stand-alone essays make an easy, entertaining read, like an outing with a feisty old friend. Lee Claremont contributed her "Raven Wears Red Robe With Iroquois Border Pattern" to create spectacular cover art.

Jennifer Lauren

2006-12-06T07:58:00.000-08:00

When “Passing Perceptions” was released in January of 2005, it heralded the arrival of a vibrant new voice in acoustic roots. On her debut CD, Canadian born performing songwriter Jennifer Lauren showcases her versatility by playing both piano and acoustic guitar. More importantly, she demonstrates her ability as a creative artist by offering the listener ten tracks of her own composition. It is little wonder that “Perceptions” has received universal acclaim, for each original song features not only Lauren’s distinctive vocals, but also intriguingly meaningful lyrics. “I have to allow myself to feel vulnerable,” says Lauren. “If I’m apprehensive about expressing a feeling, I know I have something to reveal.”

www.jenniferlauren.net

Gerry McRae

2006-12-01T21:21:00.000-08:00

" Business Planning 101"
by Gerry McRae

Dear Aspiring Entrepreneur:

If you are interested in saving money and you need to write your own business plan ... then this is going to be the most exciting event you've ever attended ...

Douglas Welbanks

2006-12-01T19:59:00.000-08:00

"Finances After Separation"

by Douglas Welbanks

Clear, concise and detailed, "Finances After Separation" makes you look at the most important factor in a breakdown after your emotional health: money and financial security.

http://www.financesafterseparation.com

Cyndi Krueger

2006-12-01T19:51:00.000-08:00

"Beauty is ... A Collection of Okanagan Art"

This impressive collection of local visual artists showcases the talent of various artists in the Okanagan region.

Remi Thivierge

2006-12-01T19:44:00.000-08:00

"Out of Bed & Into the Fire"

by Remi Thivierge

A great deal has been written about divorce, usually focusing either on parenting issues, or on the emotional or legal sides of divorce. However, little has been written about how the emotional divorce affects the legal divorce and vice versa – and how this impacts the children. This manual is an attempt to fill that gap and to assist couples going through a relationship breakdown and divorce, as well as lawyers, judges, mediators, psychotherapists and custody / access assessors.

Robert Penner

2006-12-01T18:46:00.000-08:00

"Old Soldiers"
by Robert Penner

Death; life's only certainty. How can we cope with the death of others if our profession calls for us to confront it? How do we face our own mortality at life's end? Old Soldiers, Robert M Penner's debut powerful novel, follows Darren, a medical resident, through the gruelling hours of his internship as he grapples with these issues.

Two patients - old soldiers, one German, one Canadian - confront their own demises, and relive in their minds their wartime experiences. All three find some refuge from the spectre of death, but can Darren's professional distance provide him the same safety that soldiers find by dehumanizing their enemies?

Julie Ferguson

2006-12-01T18:34:00.000-08:00

"Sing a New Song"
by Julie Ferguson

For the first time, "Sing a New Song", tells the stories of four Canadian bishops who embraced unpopular causes with their eyes wide open. George Hills, David Somerville, Douglas Hambidge, and Michael Ingham encountered severe opposition as they fought for the rights of blacks, aboriginals, women, and gays and lesbians. One was at the centre of the only Anglican schism in Canadian history; two jeopardized their careers; and one was voted the sixth most important person of the twentieth century whose world view has transformed society.

Peter Grauer

2006-12-01T18:13:00.000-08:00

"Interred with their Bones"
by Peter Grauer

This story ranges from the Valleys of the Similkameen, the Nicola and the South Thompson, from Lac la Hache in the Cariboo to long-dead Phoenix in the Boundary, and into the cities of Mission, Chilliwack and New Westminster in the Fraser Valley.

It tells the story of Constable William Fernie and his four First Nations trackers; Alex Ignace, Eli La Roux, Michel Le Camp and Philip Toma. Together they tracked the fleeing train robbers for five days, and ensured that the Royal North West Mounted Police were able to successfully capture the bandits near Douglas Lake.

Andy Buhler

2006-12-01T17:41:00.000-08:00

"Letters Home Volumes 1 & 2"
by Andy Buhler

From life in a hospital lab of the ancient, mud-walled city of Kano, to adventures re-establishing a lab in the war-gutted hospital of Ogwashi-Uku, these memoirs capture it all. Share my life as a CUSO volunteer in Nigeria (1969-1971) during, and just after, the Biafran crisis. Experience the trials of a young, idealistic, medical laboratory technologist who must come to terms with himself, his situations, and with cultures so different from his homeland. There are friendships and frustrations, humour and hi-jinks, poverty and poetry.

Christine Peters

2006-12-01T17:39:00.000-08:00

"Lure of the Chilcotin"
by Christine Peters

In 1967, Christine Peters of Buffalo, New York, left Ithaca, New York, with Bronx-born Mark Gilman, in her father's old Studebaker Lark and headed to British Columbia with seven hundred dollars. Idealistic and naive, they lived out of their car and tried sleeping one night inside the Stanley Park hollow tree, only to be chased away by police. Desperate for money, she took a teaching job at Big Creek in the Chilcotin. Some 38 years later, having raised four sons in the Cariboo-Chilcotin, mostly as a homesteader without running water, she wrote and self-published her memoir, The Lure of the Chilcotin (Trafford, 2005) from her Tatla Lake cabin west of Williams Lake. Event details: Meet Christine by our mall doors to discuss her experiences of her life living 'back to nature.'

Buy It:
This is a short term consignment. Visit in store for availability or call us direct at 868-8084.

Riel Marquardt

2006-12-01T17:33:00.000-08:00

"Backroad Chronicles Volume 1"
by Riel Marquardt

"The Backroad Chronicles" are a selection of adventures from the author's personal trip log as he, his partner Karen, and canine companion Keera, explore some of the most remote and rugged backroads in all of British Columbia. Join Riel as he pilots their trusty four-wheel drive over trails ranging from modern gravel logging roads to traversing century-old mountain passes with the aid of chainsaws, winches and a measure of good luck.

Jack McCallum

2006-12-01T17:31:00.000-08:00

"Tales of an Old Bold Pilot"
by Jack McCallum

This is an easy to read account of bush pilot, Jack McCallum's adventures flying in Northern BC.

Trish Ratzlaff

2006-12-01T17:19:00.000-08:00

"6 Hole Ring Thing"
by Trish Ratzlaff

"The Six Hole Ring Thing" by Trish Ratzlaff is the story of the famous Calgary mallard who got caught in some waste plastic. It is based on actual events that took place at Princes Island Park, in 1990. The story was closely followed by the media and re-enacted by the TV Show, Rescue 911, with William Shatner.This book is a tribute to the endangered wetlands in our communities. The intention is to become active as individuals, as to what can create problem's for our fellow creatures and the water sources that sustain them. Your imagination will be stimulated, and your awareness heightened on literal, transcendent, and symbolic levels.

Ken Mather

2006-12-01T17:09:00.000-08:00

"Buckaroos and Mudpups"
by Ken Mather

Starting in 1859 with the first drives that would see more than 22,000 head of cattle brought into the province over the next 10 years, Buckaroos and Mud Pups moves through 1914, when ranching in the BC interior became big business.

Elizabeth Pryce

2006-12-01T17:02:00.000-08:00

Elizabeth Pryce

"Skaha Crossing"

In this first part of an historical fiction trilogy, B.C. historian Elizabeth Pryce celebrates the bonds of friendship and romance, along with the hardships and achievements of her dynamic characters: Two Way, the son of an Okanagan chief; and the self-reliant trapper, Rayne McAllister.

"Skaha"
Skaha is the second volume in Elizabeth Pryce's adventurous trilogy of historical fiction set in the Southern Okanagan Valley of British Columbia. Skaha Crossing, a settlement built by three generations of the McAllister family through the 19th century, receives new life in the Llewellyns, a young, tenacious couple who emigrate from Wales.

"Skaha Ranch"
Readers of the Skaha series are set to be highly rewarded in Skaha Ranch, the third and final volume in Elizabeth Pryce's trilogy. Set in the southern Okanagan Valley of British Columbia, the series marks the lives of an ambitious settler, an unyielding entrepreneur and the families that supported their endeavours through the 19th and 20th centuries.

Charlene Fortsch

2006-12-01T13:09:00.000-08:00

"Daniel: Understanding the Dreams and Visions"
by Charlene Fortsch

Taught verse by verse, each part of Daniel comes alive in this fully illustrated book (with full color prophetic pictures) which also includes many maps, tables, charts, definitions and secular history quotes to guide the reader in a forward, progressive movement through all twelve chapters. This book will ease the study in the future book of Revelation’s prophecies and allow the reader to know “where we are in the stream of prophetic time.”

www.crfortsch.com

Murray Roed

2006-12-01T13:07:00.000-08:00

"Islands from the Sea"
by Murray Roed

Traveling to the Cayman Islands? Or just curious? Then you can’t be without this book that describes how these three tiny peaceful tropical islands emerged from the sea. With over 100 excellent photographs and maps, it is a first class travel guide and in addition presents the geologic history of the islands with an overview of the origin of the Caribbean Sea, all in an easily understood manner.

Derek Kurtis

2006-12-01T12:55:00.000-08:00

"Little Boy Wild"
by Derek Kurtis

Little Boy Wild was a small boy who did not have permission to be alive, and this is his epic real-life journey as an abused child in search of himself. It is fearless, hauntingly beautiful, and sometimes disturbing. This is complicated by his other personalities and the hilarious adventures they encounter as he lives semi-wild with the animals. His life is one of incredible discoveries, survival, growth and elevated states of consciousness. You may never have read anything quite like this before!!

www.littleboywild.com

Kathy Ferguson

2006-12-01T11:38:00.000-08:00

"Lil' Ogi Learns to Waterski," "Li'l Ogi's Birthday" and "Lil' Ogi and the Jetski"

In true Okanagan spirit, Kathy has created beautiful children's stories about our lovable Ogopogo Monster.

Lee Fodi

2006-12-01T11:34:00.000-08:00

"Kendra Kandlestar and the Box of Whispers"
by Lee Fodi

For over a thousand years the Box of Whispers has guarded the most precious treasure in the Land of Een. But when the Box is suddenly stolen, young Kendra Kandlestar finds herself swept away on a magical adventure where doors speak in riddles, plants cast dangerous spells, and strange monsters seem to lurk around every corner. Is Kendra the last hope for the Eens?

www.leefodi.com

Kim Appelt

2006-12-01T11:25:00.000-08:00

"The Baby Nanny CD"

The Baby Nanny™ is easy to use software that enables you to follow the natural schedule of your own baby. By tracking the events that make up your baby’s day — diaper changes, sleeping, fussing and feeding — you will quickly be able to determine patterns in your child’s behaviour. The Baby Nanny™ will help you to establish a customized routine for your baby!

www.thebabynanny.com