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Globe Pequot / Spring Catalog 2017 GLOBE PEQUOT GLOBE / SPRING CATALOG 2017 SPRING CATALOG / A I N E S R M O U R O U C GLOBE PEQUOT Y E SPRING CATALOG / 2017 F O S R 5 0 Y E A R ORDERING INFORMATION All orders may be placed through the National Book Network sales representation listed in the back of the catalog or directly to: NATIONAL BOOK NETWORK, INC. 15200 NBN Way Blue Ridge Summit, PA 17214 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. EST (717) 794-3800 or 1-800-462-6420 or [email protected] Toll-Free Fax: 1-800-338-4550 RETAIL DISCOUNT TYPE % M A I N E S O Trade . 47% U R U R O C E Y Audio . 52% Academic . .Trade . 40% (1-3 units) 20% (4+ units) F O S R 5 0 Y E A R Calendar . 50% Gift . 50% Intercultural . Press 32% Promotional . 50% Reference . 20% Trade . Reference. 52% Video . 50% Non-returnable Accounts, please see your Sales Rep for discounts. 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Please contact Customer Service at 1-800-462-6420 Out of Print and Discontinued: Stripped Covers: if you have any questions or require Returns accepted on predesignated All out of print titles are returnable additional assistance. for full credit up to 6 months after titles only. Contact your Sales Rep the title is declared out of print. for details. Notification of NBN out of print titles will be listed on our website. Publishers’ prices are subject to change without notice Terms Net 30 Days 2017 marks the 70th anniversary of Globe Pequot. Founded in Chester Connecticut, we’ve grown our publishing family to include market-leading imprints such as Falcon, Lyons, Two Dot, Down East Books, Gooseberry Patch, Lone Star Books, Muddy Boots, and most recently, Stackpole. We’re also celebrating 50 years of publishing with Down East Books, 25 years with Gooseberry Patch, and 90 years with Stackpole. Our continuing passion is publishing books that inspire our readers while sharing insights enthusiasts need to enjoy their pursuits across a broad array of interests. Our readers include people from all walks of life including crafters, climbers, kayakers, fly fishing fans, naturalists, hikers, military history buffs, home cooks and bakers, trail runners, arm chair travelers, American history fans and explorers of all ages. This spring, we’re especially excited about a diverse list of books ranging from a new perspective on backyard living to getting outdoors with your kids and discovering the stories of American life from almost perfect games in MLB to revealing an untold story of race and redemption in the post-WWII South. Covering over 217 titles, Globe Pequot’s new season shares a tapestry of author voices from the first blush of Spring all the way through to the heart of summer. Here’s a quick tour of some of my favorite spring titles. Welcome to the Farm is a warm, witty book, written by Shaye Elliott, a new voice in the community of backyard farmers. Appealing to the farm-to-table fans and the casual gardener, Shaye offers a personal, visually inspiring guide to enriching every day life with the simple pleasures of raising your own food. (See page 3) The Orvis Fly Fishing Guide is a complete, fresh-faced update to America’s best-selling guide to fly fishing. Authored by the leading voice of the sport, Tom Rosenbauer, this Guide is a tour de force for fly fishing aficionados from starting novices to seasoned casters. Packed with over 400 photographs, step-by-step instructions and practical advice, Tom takes you through the paces of learning a sport that is an art form enjoyed, but never entirely mastered. (See page 9) Families on Foot, by Jennifer Fahr-Davis and in partnership with the American Hiking Society, delivers trail-tested advice for getting families outdoors. From backyard journeys to more adventuresome hikes, Jennifer shares how to make these experiences fun for every kid, from age two and beyond. (See page 10) This Phenomenal Life is a visually stunning, artful tour of our world, our lives and the science that weaves us together. This story is told in a wonderful, inspiring message that helps us to look at the world in a whole new way. Turning every page causes a pause, a thought and a sense of how special everyday life truly is. (See page 6) Urban Cowgirl is a sassy, sophisticated cookbook from a new talent, Sarah Penrod from Dallas, Texas. Her new book shares the life of a country girl who has made great Southern (Texan) food the center of life with family and friends. Sarah is recreating classic Texas cuisine with an elevated twist in a style she calls, the “New Modern Texan” and it’s destined to make her a welcomed cook in every kitchen, coast-to-coast. (See page 8) As always, thanks for being such an important part of Globe Pequot’s success over the last seventy years! We look forward to continuing to tell our story through the voices of our authors, our bookselling partners and our very special readers. Best wishes, Jim Childs Publisher YOUR BIG LIFE, 3 BACKYARD LIFE, 11 NATURE & PETS, 14 THE GREAT SPORTS, 37 HISTORY & OUTDOORS, 17 BIOGRAPHY, 44 CHILDREN’S, 67 COOKING, 76 CRAFTS, 85 GIFT, 93 HEALTH & FITNESS, 99 ART, PERFORMING ART & ETC, 105 ALL THINGS LOCAL, NEED TO KNOW 112 Title Index, 141 Sales Representatives, 142 Ordering Information, Inside Cover YOUR BIG LIFE 3 YOUR big life A guide to backyard farming for the next generation WELCOME TO THE FARM How-to Wisdom from the Elliott Homestead BY SHAYE ELLIOTT The homesteading movement is continuing to grow, as more people are stepping up to have a hand in where their food comes from. Whether you want to dabble or immerse yourself completely in the do-it-yourself, back-to-basics lifestyle, Welcome to the Farm is a comprehensive, fully illustrated guide to growing the very best food right in your own back- yard. Shaye Elliott takes readers on a journey that teaches them how to harvest baskets full of organic produce, milk a dairy cow (and make butter), plant a homestead orchard, can jams and jellies, and even raise chickens and bees. From her experience running The Elliott Homestead, Shaye provides all the how-to wisdom you need to know about: • The benefits of a home garden • The basics of seed starting SHAYE ELLIOTT is the founder of the blog, The Elliott • Building your own greenhouse Homestead. She is a beekeeper, avid gardener, and • What belongs in the winter garden spends much of her summer preserving a variety of foods for the winter larder. The Elliott Homestead • Canning, freezing, and dehydrating techniques and recipes currently reaches over 100,000 unique visitors each • The pros and cons of caged vs. free-change chickens month, averaging around 300,000 page views per • Keeping a dairy cow and what to do with all the milk month. Shaye lives with her family in the Pacific • Raising animals for meat Northwest. • Making your own cider and wine • And so much more! April, 2017 • Nature/General Welcome to the Farm is aimed to serve homesteaders and 368 pages • 200 Color Photos • 7½ x 9 urban-farmers alike, guiding them through the beginning 978-1-4930-2601-2 • $21.95 • Paper • LYONS PRESS stages of small-area farming and utilizing whatever amount of space they have available for optimal and delicious food production. 4 YOUR big life THIS PHENOMENAL LIFE The Amazing Ways We Are Connected with Our Universe BY MISHA BLAISE Entertaining, colorful, and deceptively full of facts, This Phenomenal Life tells the story of the wondrous ways that humans are always completely at one with our surrounding world. From the vast galaxies above to the miniature microbes within, humans are organically connected to the complex cycles and mysterious processes of our universe. Every single atom of our body is made of remnants of stars and massive explosions in the galaxies, and we share the same biochemical basis of life with all living beings on earth, from a single-celled amoeba to a giant blue whale. Whimsi- cally hip illustrations elucidate wild science-based facts, from the unexpected intimacy we have with fungi on a daily basis, to the similar ways that humans and birds learn to communi- cate. Powerful evidence of our interconnection with nature combined with beautiful artwork will inspire the reader to look at the world in a whole new way. MISHA MAYNERICK BLAISE has partnered with brands such March, 2017 • Nature/General as Urban Outfitters, West Elm, CB2, Oopsy Daisy, and the 144 pages • 75 color illustrations • 8 x 8 New York Times Style Magazine. She was selected as the 978-1-4930-2686-9 • $14.95 • Cloth winner of a portfolio showcase at the 2015 Society for Chil- LYONS PRESS dren’s Book Writers and Illustrators conference in Austin, Texas.
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