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Paperback. Etat : Good. Praise for The Loneliness of HorsesFrom the first page, this story captivated me. It's more than a tale about the magical connection between people and horses; it's a unique tribute to the indomitable spirit we both share. - Abigail Drake, award-winning authorThis beautifully crafted narrative delves into the relationship between humans and horses, alongside women's role as their advocates throughout the ages. The resilience and bravery of these characters touched me deeply. - Julia Huffman, TEDx speaker and executive producer of Medicine of the WolfA thought-provoking book that touched my heart. The character of Evie and her compassion for all living things is a model for all advocates and reminds us of the importance of empathy. - Sandy Sisti, Wild at Heart ImagesA beautiful love story told through the eyes of generations of displaced individuals who each become connected with wild and displaced animals. It's a story of emigration and of women making tough decisions. - Joanne Berg, owner of Mystery to Me BookstoreTwo women, two centuries, and one unforgettable bond with horses.Spanning two continents and two centuries, The Loneliness of Horses by Andrea Thalasinos is a moving historical novel about survival, resilience, and the profound connection between humans and animals.In 1972 Arizona, Evie, a single mother escaping an abusive past, finds solace in an unexpected companion-a fugitive mustang seeking refuge at her ranch. As she rebuilds her life in the high desert, she discovers that trust, freedom, and healing can come from the most unexpected places.In 18th-century Nova Scotia, Belle, a Highland Scot forced from her homeland, arrives in Canada with little more than her survival instincts and a deep love for her horses. In an unfamiliar and often hostile land, her strength is tested as she struggles to build a new life.Perfect for fans of Where the Crawdads Sing, The Horse Whisperer, and Outlander, The Loneliness of Horses is a powerful novel that blends historical fiction, women's fiction, and animal-human bonds in a way that will resonate deeply with readers.Perfect for readers searching for: Historical fiction about wild horses and mustangsNovels set in 18th-century Canada and 1970s ArizonaWomen's fiction about resilience and overcoming adversityBooks about Scottish immigration and survival in the New WorldLiterary fiction with strong female protagonistsHorse rescue stories and the human-animal connection.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. With evocative imagery, A Moon in All Things tells the story of an unbridled young woman in remote 1820s County Galway, Ireland. She is unusual in her desire to captain boats but bonded to her people's ancient Celtic ceremonies. Comeau draws readers into a web of mysterious otherworldly connections in a land under siege by dominating powers, where stories of the past clash with premonitions of the future, revealing the truth about Morrigan's destiny through the objects her great-grandmother left behind. The novel is written in lyrical, open-hearted prose and asks big questions that are as relevant today as at any time: What is our true nature? Separate and elevated from the rest of Earth's beings, or an integral and equal part of a World Tree of Creation.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Praise for The Loneliness of HorsesFrom the first page, this story captivated me. It's more than a tale about the magical connection between people and horses; it's a unique tribute to the indomitable spirit we both share. - Abigail Drake, award-winning authorThis beautifully crafted narrative delves into the relationship between humans and horses, alongside women's role as their advocates throughout the ages. The resilience and bravery of these characters touched me deeply. - Julia Huffman, TEDx speaker and executive producer of Medicine of the WolfA thought-provoking book that touched my heart. The character of Evie and her compassion for all living things is a model for all advocates and reminds us of the importance of empathy. - Sandy Sisti, Wild at Heart ImagesA beautiful love story told through the eyes of generations of displaced individuals who each become connected with wild and displaced animals. It's a story of emigration and of women making tough decisions. - Joanne Berg, owner of Mystery to Me BookstoreTwo women, two centuries, and one unforgettable bond with horses.Spanning two continents and two centuries, The Loneliness of Horses by Andrea Thalasinos is a moving historical novel about survival, resilience, and the profound connection between humans and animals.In 1972 Arizona, Evie, a single mother escaping an abusive past, finds solace in an unexpected companion-a fugitive mustang seeking refuge at her ranch. As she rebuilds her life in the high desert, she discovers that trust, freedom, and healing can come from the most unexpected places.In 18th-century Nova Scotia, Belle, a Highland Scot forced from her homeland, arrives in Canada with little more than her survival instincts and a deep love for her horses. In an unfamiliar and often hostile land, her strength is tested as she struggles to build a new life.Perfect for fans of Where the Crawdads Sing, The Horse Whisperer, and Outlander, The Loneliness of Horses is a powerful novel that blends historical fiction, women's fiction, and animal-human bonds in a way that will resonate deeply with readers.Perfect for readers searching for: Historical fiction about wild horses and mustangsNovels set in 18th-century Canada and 1970s ArizonaWomen's fiction about resilience and overcoming adversityBooks about Scottish immigration and survival in the New WorldLiterary fiction with strong female protagonistsHorse rescue stories and the human-animal connection.…

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. It's a well-cared-for item that has seen limited use. The item may show minor signs of wear. All the text is legible, with all pages included. It may have slight markings and/or highlighting.

Paperback. Etat : Good. With evocative imagery, A Moon in All Things tells the story of an unbridled young woman in remote 1820s County Galway, Ireland. She is unusual in her desire to captain boats but bonded to her people's ancient Celtic ceremonies. Comeau draws readers into a web of mysterious otherworldly connections in a land under siege by dominating powers, where stories of the past clash with premonitions of the future, revealing the truth about Morrigan's destiny through the objects her great-grandmother left behind. The novel is written in lyrical, open-hearted prose and asks big questions that are as relevant today as at any time: What is our true nature? Separate and elevated from the rest of Earth's beings, or an integral and equal part of a World Tree of Creation.…

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Paperback. Etat : Good. A deadly place. A dying planet. A secret frozen in time.2123 Earth is choking on heat, greed, and dwindling resources. Roscoe Slake, a driven but disillusioned intern, thought his placement with the influential StarCross Corporation would secure his escape from a dying world. Instead, he's sent to Antarctica to work for Spigot-a regional water company in StarCross's shadow.Antarctica was never part of the plan. But assigned to Spigot's Archives, Roscoe uncovers a series of logbooks from the 1839 Ross Antarctic Expedition. What begins as a mundane filing task soon spirals into a dangerous discovery: the expedition may have uncovered something buried deep beneath the ice capable of reshaping Earth's future or accelerating its end.Ice's End weaves a tense, dual-timeline narrative between Roscoe's near-future investigation and the harrowing journey of the Ross expedition itself. As truths emerge, so does the cost of survival in a world on the brink."P. Finian Reilly is a fresh new voice in sci-fi-Ice's End is a deeply researched historical novel from the age of Antarctic exploration and an imaginative view of our harsh climate future on the harshest continent on Earth. From glacier mining to water credits to secret missions, Reilly twists today's climate crisis into a future environmental thriller. Through it all, he maintains suspense, humor, and plenty of heart. Ice's End is a propulsive read that responds to our times."-Adrian Horton, arts writer for Guardian US"P. Finian Reilly's Ice's End plunges readers into Antarctica's icy secrets, ones that may hold the key to the survival of a planet whose drinking water supply has nearly run dry. Its propulsive plot brings the cautionary tales of early Antarctic exploration into a futuristic world whose power-hungry entrepreneurs have learned too little from the past. A page-turner from the get-go, with a sense of urgency that resonates in a warming world."-Gwen Florio, award-winning author of the Lola Wicks and Nora Best mysteries and Silent HeartsA thrilling blend of science fiction, environmental reckoning, and historical intrigue, Ice's End is perfect for fans of Blackfish City, Water Knife, and The Terror. This debut is an unforgettable exploration of Earth's last frontier and the fragile hope buried beneath its ice. …

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paperback. Etat : Good. Light reading and shelf wear with spine crease. Providing superior service since 2001. Dropshippers heartily welcomed.

paperback. Etat : Good. The front page is stained. The copy shows minor external wear and creasing, but is in otherwise clean condition.

Etat : very_good. Gently read. May have name of previous ownership, or ex-library edition. Binding tight; spine straight and smooth, with no creasing; covers clean and crisp. Minimal signs of handling or shelving. 100% GUARANTEE! Shipped with delivery confirmation, if you're not satisfied with purchase please return item! Ships USPS Media Mail. Garza, Rosa Marie (illustrateur).…

Paperback. Etat : Good. Pollination. Purpose. Power.Alenya is no ordinary honeybee. She's a daring forager with a nose for the sweetest nectar-and a heart that refuses to quit. When wildfire smoke forces her hive into the mountains, Alenya must face down predators, unravel hive secrets, and confront a world turned upside down. With her loyal friend Shanahee by her side, she risks everything to protect her colony-and discovers just how powerful one small bee can be.The Nectar Collector is a heartfelt, high-stakes adventure about resilience, friendship, and finding your place in a world buzzing with challenges. With environmental themes, natural science details, and a strong female protagonist, this richly told insect tale will captivate readers ages 8-12.Perfect for fans of Charlotte's Web, The One and Only Ivan, and other classic animal storiesGreat for classrooms exploring pollination, beekeeping, and environmental stewardshipBlends adventure with eco-conscious fiction that inspires curiosity and care for the natural worldIdeal for readers who love: Middle-grade novels with insect charactersNature-based storytelling with STEM tie-insChapter books about hive life and teamworkKids' books on pollinators, sustainability, and courage.…

Etat : good. Gently used with minimal wear on the corners and cover. A few pages may contain light highlighting or writing, but the text remains fully legible. Dust jacket may be missing, and supplemental materials like CDs or codes may not be included. May be ex-library with library markings. Ships promptly.…

Paperback. Etat : Good. A deadly place. A dying planet. A secret frozen in time.2123 Earth is choking on heat, greed, and dwindling resources. Roscoe Slake, a driven but disillusioned intern, thought his placement with the influential StarCross Corporation would secure his escape from a dying world. Instead, he's sent to Antarctica to work for Spigot-a regional water company in StarCross's shadow.Antarctica was never part of the plan. But assigned to Spigot's Archives, Roscoe uncovers a series of logbooks from the 1839 Ross Antarctic Expedition. What begins as a mundane filing task soon spirals into a dangerous discovery: the expedition may have uncovered something buried deep beneath the ice capable of reshaping Earth's future or accelerating its end.Ice's End weaves a tense, dual-timeline narrative between Roscoe's near-future investigation and the harrowing journey of the Ross expedition itself. As truths emerge, so does the cost of survival in a world on the brink."P. Finian Reilly is a fresh new voice in sci-fi-Ice's End is a deeply researched historical novel from the age of Antarctic exploration and an imaginative view of our harsh climate future on the harshest continent on Earth. From glacier mining to water credits to secret missions, Reilly twists today's climate crisis into a future environmental thriller. Through it all, he maintains suspense, humor, and plenty of heart. Ice's End is a propulsive read that responds to our times."-Adrian Horton, arts writer for Guardian US"P. Finian Reilly's Ice's End plunges readers into Antarctica's icy secrets, ones that may hold the key to the survival of a planet whose drinking water supply has nearly run dry. Its propulsive plot brings the cautionary tales of early Antarctic exploration into a futuristic world whose power-hungry entrepreneurs have learned too little from the past. A page-turner from the get-go, with a sense of urgency that resonates in a warming world."-Gwen Florio, award-winning author of the Lola Wicks and Nora Best mysteries and Silent HeartsA thrilling blend of science fiction, environmental reckoning, and historical intrigue, Ice's End is perfect for fans of Blackfish City, Water Knife, and The Terror. This debut is an unforgettable exploration of Earth's last frontier and the fragile hope buried beneath its ice. …

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

Paperback. Etat : Very Good. No Jacket. May have limited writing in cover pages. Pages are unmarked. ~ ThriftBooks: Read More, Spend Less.

paperback. Etat : Very Good.

paperback. Etat : Very Good.