Bøger udgivet af Cynthia Jane Tidball

Wheeler, a little black bear, has a wondrous dream that sheds light on a real life predicament. This picture book is illustrated with photographs of an imaginary world animated by hand puppets and stuffed animals.

I, Erica Nicole Jackson, am a mother of four children, each of whomholds a special place in my heart. One sweet girl and 3 humbleBaby boys. This book is focused on uplifting women and men worldwideto stand in their purpose and take their time in being their ownperson in this tough world. I want to be a motivator and coach toguide individuals in knowing the essence of hard work so they canenjoy their lives without limits.I consider myself to be very driven, and I keep a lot of things tomyself. This book is one I want to be able to show and speak aboutthe things that I don't usually say. There are things that havehappened in my life that people would not naturally know that I'vebeen through. This book is the true definition of real courage andambition to tackle whatever life throws your way. Through confidenceand ambition, each individual can thrive and reach their goals.

A collection of three chapbooks in one volume by three different authors. The books delve into the mysteries of absence, love, and things past. One book, Sharp Miracle, opens the reader up to the world of the 19th century poet, painter, and model, Elizabeth Siddell. A second book, The Fire Circle, explores the extraordinary in the ordinary and the process of loss. The third book, Letters to my Daughter, is a series of of love letters and elegies with a powerful Southern voice.

That Clayton Eshleman has not ceased from exploration over a career spanning more than 60 years is witnessed by the bulk, range, and diversity of his prior work. Now in his 80's Eshleman presents us with a last collection of his poems-mostly recent, a few older. That he has sought to open up his life and work, to entwine and entangle it with others, through observation and vision, research and scholarship, translation and editing, and collaboration and conversation, all of this reflects Eshleman's life commitment, indeed a commitment to life in writing poetry.

Tarjei Vesaas's fame as one of Norway's and Scandinavia's greatest fiction writers of the 20th century has often overshadowed his achievement as a poet. This revised bilingual selection presents, in finely honed translations, forty six poems that reveal the distinctive sensibility and voice of Vesaas the poet.

Marilyn Kallet's 8th book of lyric poems. Marilyn Kallet served two terms as Knoxville Poet Laureate, July 2018-July 2020. She has published 19 books, including How Our Bodies Learned, The Love That Moves Me and Packing Light: New and Selected Poems, Black Widow Press. She translated Paul Eluard's Last Love Poems and Benjamin Péret's The Big Game. Dr. Kallet is Professor Emerita at the University of Tennessee. Since 2009, she has mentored poetry groups for the Virginia Center for the Creative Arts, in Auvillar, France. Her poems have appeared in Plume, New Letters, Potomac Review, Still: The Journal and American Diversity Report, among others.

Inspired by The Pine Tree State­-Maine's diverse landscape, natural beauty, rural communities, and independent people-the author's 150 haiku poems, along with her photographs, reflect the Maine she knows and loves. Bette A. Stevens's imagery draws the reader into her world of wonder and delight. My Maine takes readers on a poetic journey through Maine's four seasons. Whether you're a native Mainer or from away, Stevens's short story poems and photographs will resonate. The collection opens with a haiku tribute, "Maine Pines and People." The journey continues with the rejuvenating spirit of "Spring Awakenings" and "Summer Songs"; then on to more of the magic and majesty of the places and people of Maine in "Autumn Leaves" and "Winter Tales." This is a poetry collection to be slowly savored, made even more delectable with the author's original drawings and photographs. In addition to its poems and photographs, My Maine includes state symbols and interesting facts about The Pine Tree State.

Wheeler, a little black bear, is upset to learn he has to leave Seattle and move far away with his little girl, Hailey, whose mother has gotten a new job. Hailey's mother gives her a camera to help with the transition, and Wheeler decides to write about his own experience. As the family travels halfway across the country in a big moving truck, Wheeler records his feelings and adventures. By the time he arrives in Acorn Falls several days later, he finds he can do things he hadn't thought possible before the big move.