Nathan Moore Bücher

Tucked against the Deerfield River, Wilmington has long espoused the Vermont traits of rugged self-sufficiency coupled with a strong sense of community. Founded in 1751 by hardy settlers in the Green Mountains, residents held logging bees, barn raisings, and community dinners, with neighbors helping neighbors to construct a town where all could thrive. When new roads connected nearby towns in the early 1800s, Wilmington's residents banded together in 1833 to pick up and move the town to the valley via oxcarts for better economic opportunities afforded by the river and new roads. A variety of social clubs, fairs, and other events filled the community, keeping it close-knit and earning Wilmington a reputation as a place where visitors from the city could escape the hustle and bustle of urban living. That history of community continues today in the vibrant and enduring tradition of Old Home Week, a town-wide reunion held every decade since 1890 where former Wilmington residents the world over return home to celebrate friends, neighbors, community, and fond memories.

Sam can tap dance! Where will he go? If it is not a nut, what is it?

Miss Gorilla is holding a dance show, but the rehersals are not going well! Can they pull it all together in time for the big night?

Nostalgic reflections capture the essence of childhood experiences in Trinidad and Tobago, weaving together vivid memories of places and people from the 1940s onward. The narrative explores the cultural and social landscape of the West Indies, highlighting the unique aspects of growing up in this vibrant setting. Through personal anecdotes, the author evokes a sense of place and community, offering readers a glimpse into the rich tapestry of life in this Caribbean nation.

Fear serves as a significant barrier to personal success, affecting everyone in various ways. This book explores the common struggles individuals face with fear and provides strategies to overcome these obstacles. It emphasizes the importance of confronting fears head-on in order to achieve one's goals and attain what one truly deserves in life.

It is hot in the desert. Can Bill and Cam keep cool?

It is Inspector Parkin's birthday, but somebody has stolen his birthday fish. Will he find the thief?

Tangled Tales are a new innovative junior fiction format which involves two stories in one book. Each side follows a different character in the same story, which aims to encourage children to see that not everything is always what it seems. Whether it's a gang of ghost-hunting kids and the ghost they're convinced isn't there or a vegetarian vampire and a struggling fairy actress, these books are sure to get everyone giggling and thinking. Movies, Magic, Mayhem! After an unfortunate mishap involving a flying shopping trolley, a goat and a wedding cake, Ruby the fairy is banned from using her magic for a year. In need of a job, she's hired as an actress but her co-star is a nightmare! Things get even worse when there's talk of a curse in the studio... How will Ruby cope? Bites, Camera, Action! Derek may be a vampire, but he's been vegetarian for the past five hundred years. Not that his nemesis, Puffy the Vampire Catcher, pays any attention to that. When Puffy discovers his hiding place yet again, he's back on the run. Will Derek ever find some peace and quiet?!

Wilbur uses a magic spell to fly him up and down his tower and to bring his mail up each morning. But when Wilbur's wand breaks, what will he do?