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TheJamlady

Cookbook

Beverly Ellen Schoonmaker Alfeld

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THE JAMLADY COOKBOOKBy Beverly Ellen Schoonmaker AlfeldForeword by Sherman KaplanPhotography by Jim Smith

A resource cookbook for the canner, gardener, gourmetchef, baker, and beginning home cook. More thanfour hundred recipes for jellies, jams, butters, andpreserves, with recipes for cooking with delicioushomemade potables.

More than a cookbook, this food-preparation reference guide is asuperbly informative read, with useful information on everythingfrom the cultivation of plants and new techniques in jamming toliqueurs and cordials. While many people believe they lack thehobby time to can preserves, Jamlady demonstrates techniquesand ingredients adaptable to busy households.

For years, visitors to Chicagoland farmers’ markets havecounted on Jamlady’s impressive selection of jams and jellies toadd excitement to meals. This cookbook puts a dazzling arrayof foods often thought of as mere condiments front and center,within reach of even those home cooks with basic skills, limitedtime, and access to simple ingredients. More advanced recipesand methods teach more experienced canners the savory andsweet secrets to creating their own fine preserves. The extensivebaking section and serving suggestions offer ideas on how tobest showcase these preserved and enhanced flavors. Jamlady’sdecades of research and experimentation have culminated inthis impressive volume, destined to become a dog-eared classicin the pantheon of cooking manuals.288 pp. 8 x 1050 color photos Appendices Biblio. Index ISBN: 1-58980-235-7 $35.00 July 2004

Author’s Hometown: Crystal Lake, IL

“Jamlady is at your side every step of the way, with history,cautions . . . and a sense of good taste.” —from the foreword

Jamlady is dedicated to edu-cating home cooks on how tocan safely. Her creativity andextensive research in the fieldhave led her to assembleinnovative recipes, withmethods that often dispel themysterious aura aroundhome canning and debunkthe myth that it is only forpeople with extensive hobbytime.

Beverly Ellen SchoonmakerAlfeld has a B.A. and M.F.A. inart and an M.A. in theoreticaldesign. She has completed theschool of instruction in foodprocessing prescribed by theFood and Drug Administrationand has completed advancedcoursework in the fields ofeducation, administration,and school law. Ms. Alfeld isan academic performancespecialist with twenty-threeyears’ experience in K-12,university, and junior-collegeclassrooms; a member of theDaughters of the AmericanRevolution; and the founderof the Donald L. SchoonmakerScholarship Fund. She alsoworks as an advocate forspecial-needs children.

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CIA SPYMASTERBy Clarence AshleyForeword by Leonard McCoy, retired CIA officer

Legendary life of George Kisevalter, the agency’stop officer, who handled Penkovsky and Popovduring the Cold War.

Drawing upon newly released CIA files, conversations with KGBdefectors, and interviews with key operatives of the CIA andSecret Intelligence Service, CIA SpyMaster is the inside storyof an Agency legend, George Kisevalter.

This authorized biography is the true tale of the man whoengineered the CIA’s most dramatic successes in the darkestdays of the Cold War. The book takes readers behind thescenes of Kisevalter’s extraordinary espionage, including thesix-year running of agent Pyotr Popov, the first major sourceinside Soviet military intelligence. The account exploresKisevalter’s instrumental role as case officer in the most suc-cessful operation in CIA history: the penetration of the Sovietmilitary hierarchy by GRU colonel Oleg Penkovsky, “the spywho saved the world,” during the Cuban missile crisis. And thebook explores Kisevalter’s fascinating role in the extraction andinterrogation of controversial KGB defector Yuri Nosenko, whosupervised the KGB file of purported JFK assassin Lee HarveyOswald.

More than a biography, CIA SpyMaster is a behind-the-scenes look at spycraft in action, a rare view of what it takes to“live in the black” for years at a time under a fictitious identity,isolated from friends and family. For anyone with an interest inCold War history, the Cuban missile crisis, the JFK assassina-tion, or the annals of espionage, CIA SpyMaster is a book notto be read but to be savored. 288 pp. 6 x 939 photos Notes IndexISBN: 1-58980-234-9 $24.95 August 2004

Author’s Hometown: Great Falls, VA

Clarence Ashley’s (right) firstcareer was as a mechanicalengineer, developing and ana-lyzing missile programs. Helater worked for the CentralIntelligence Agency, assessingSoviet strategic missile capa-bilities and preparing nationalintelligence estimates. He metGeorge Kisevalter when hebegan a new career in com-mercial real estate. Workingtogether for years, the twobecame close friends andremained so after Kisevalter’sretirement from the smallreal-estate firm until hisdeath in 1997. Currently,Mr. Ashley is the owner andprincipal broker of a com-mercial real-estate firm innorthern Virginia and is anactive member of theAssociation of FormerIntelligence Officers.

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mTHE PRINCIPAL’S NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMASBy Steven L. LayneIllustrated by James Rice

Principals make Santa proud every day of the year!

It’s Christmas Eve and Principal Swell has his hands full withmalfunctioning computers, school-bus delays, irate parents,state-mandated-testing reports, and a field-trip ban, issues thatall need to be resolved before he can go home to his family.Jolly Santa arrives, with the ringing of school bells, to solve,just this one time, all of the principal’s problems and to remindhim that he is appreciated.

Steven L. Layne is also the author of The Teachers’ NightBefore Christmas ($15.95), This Side of Paradise ($15.99),and several other books for young readers. (See p. 13 for TheNight Before Christmas Series.) (See p. 9 for Thomas’sSheep and the Spectacular Science Project.) 32 pp. 81/2 x 11 31 color illus. Ages 5-8 ISBN: 1-58980-252-7 $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Saint Charles, ILIllustrator’s Hometown: Hico, TX

OZARK NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMASBy Amanda McWilliamsIllustrated by James Rice

Santy comes callin’ on the knob fer a fine backwoods jig.

Santy’s arrival is announced by a ruckus between his pet rac-coon and Paw’s coonhound, but all is soon put right in a whis-tle. After a feast of ham biscuits, Maw and Paw open theirmusical gifts, and Santy joins in on the frollicatin’ before hemust get on to the next stop.

This is Ozark native Amanda McWilliams’ first book.32 pp. 81/2 x 11 31 color illus. Ages 5-8 ISBN: 1-58980-056-7 $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Mandeville, LAIllustrator’s Hometown: Hico, TX

Steven L. Layne James Rice

Amanda McWilliams

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SUGLESICH’S RESTAURANT COOKBOOKBy John Uglesich

New, current, and old recipes from the venerableeighty-year-old institution, with family history.

When Tim Zagat arrives in New Orleans, he instructs the taxidriver to head straight to Uglesich’s (pronounced “yoo-gul-sich”).Though this small, neighborhood restaurant has never adver-tised, there is always a waiting line outside the door. This highlyanticipated cookbook, written by Anthony Uglesich’s son, John,compiles recipes from Sam Uglesich’s first dishes, when therestaurant was a sandwich shop on Rampart Street, to new cre-ations by Gail and Anthony, the current generation. With anemphasis on fresh ingredients, this cookbook is a superb primeron Creole cooking that includes and also goes well beyond tradi-tional preparations. With this publication, the secrets of twoUglesich generations are released to the home cook.

A Tulane University graduate, John Uglesich is an avid sup-porter of Tulane athletics and manages stock portfolios.160 pp. 8 x 91/4

75 recipes 10 color photos 15 b/w photos Glossary IndexISBN: 1-58980-209-8 $24.95 August 2004

Author’s Hometown: New Orleans, LA

SWEETLY SOUTHERNDelicious Desserts from the Sons of ConfederateVeterans

Edited by Lynda MoreauForeword by R. G. Wilson

Home-tested favorites from Confederate kitchens.

Southerners don’t need to keep their sweets to themselves.They are ready to share them with you. This companion to thebest-selling Confederate Cookbook features nearly two hun-dred favorite recipes, from Rebel Rum Cake to HuckleberryPudding, submitted by members of the Sons of ConfederateVeterans. Collected from kitchens across the country, thesetasty treats include historical confections like Lady BaltimoreCakes and contemporary favorites like Peanut Butter Pies.Heirloom photographs and anecdotes about Confederate ances-tors round out this nostalgic, yet useful, volume.

Lynda Moreau, an active member of the United Daughters ofthe Confederacy, is also the editor of The ConfederateCookbook ($25.00, $45.00 boxed limited edition).

R. G. Wilson is commander in chief of the Sons ofConfederate Veterans.240 pp. 8 x 91/4

30 sepia photos IndexISBN: 1-58980-181-4 $22.50 June 2004

Editor’s Hometown: Metairie, LA

“[Uglesich’s is] a GardenDistrict monument to NewOrleans eating where thesublime renditions of Cajun-Creole staples beat the pantsoff the competition.”

—Zagat 2004 New Orleans Restaurants & Nightlife

“It’s great food, because ofthe ingredients. I take all mychef friends there. [Anthony’s]been a hero of mine foryears.” —Emeril Lagasse

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ZYDECO SHOESA Sensory Tour of Cajun Culture

Edited by Alexandria HayesIllustrated by Earl Hébert

Captures the sights, sounds, and tastes of SouthLouisiana.

This collection of vivid, humorous paintings by self-taughtartist Earl Hébert takes the reader into the real heart of Cajunculture—the back-road music halls, the small-town familygatherings, and the all-important, spicy, local cuisine. With itsbold colors, evocative text, and authentic Cajun recipes,Zydeco Shoes celebrates the joie de vivre of South Louisianaand its people.

Alexandria Hayes is a marketing consultant and president ofBlue Moon Communications. Earl Hébert began his career as arestaurateur, indulging in his love of painting on the side. He isnow a full-time artist with his own gallery, Mr. Earl’s Gallery,located in New Orleans’ historic French Quarter.112 pp. 9 x 111/2

56 color illus. (2 foldouts) Recipes SlipcaseISBN: 1-58980-246-2 $35.00 September 2004

Editor’s Hometown: Nashua, NHIllustrator’s Hometown: New Orleans, LA

SAVANNAH SKETCHBOOKBy Jeffrey EleyIllustrated by the Savannah College of Art and DesignForeword by Tony Bennett

Twenty-one artists evoke historic sites.More than 130 original watercolors by students and faculty ofthe Savannah College of Art and Design capture the unforget-table atmosphere of Savannah, Georgia, a city whose beauty,history, and mystery have attracted visitors from around theworld.

Jeffrey Eley is the vice president of academic affairs at theSavannah College of Art and Design. 112 pp. 101/8 x 83/4

1 color photo 134 color illus. 3 color mapsISBN: 1-58980-102-4 $39.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Savannah, GA

THE PIRATE DICTIONARYBy Terry Breverton

An “above-board” and entertaining reference.

We hear the terms “steer clear of,” “hit the deck,” and “don’trock the boat” and give little thought to their nautical origins.This dictionary is written to be entertaining as well as informa-tive and gives the flavor of the interesting times from the fif-teenth to the eighteenth centuries, when pirates controlledmany sea lanes.

Terry Breverton is an expert on pirates and is also theauthor of Black Bart Roberts: The Greatest Pirate of ThemAll ($14.95 pb).192 pp. 6 x 9 28 illus. 5 maps 3 tablesISBN: 1-58980-243-8 $14.95 pb original August 2004

Author’s Hometown: Saint Athan, Bro Morgannwg, UK

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SSOFT TARGETS

A Woman’s Guide to SurvivalBy Detective Michael L. Varnado

Crime-prevention tips from a veteran investigator.

Violence against women and girls has reached epidemic propor-tions in America. Now, a twenty-year veteran detective shareshard-won lessons from the front line of crime-scene investiga-tion. Using actual case studies from his own career, DetectiveMichael Varnado advises women on how to avoid becoming a“soft target” for violent predators. Soft Targets also includeshot lines, Web sites, and other resources for crime survivors.

Michael L. Varnado, known across Southeast Louisiana as“Detective Mike,” solved the heinous murder of Faith Hathaway,the basis for Sr. Helen Prejean’s apologetic polemic on the criminalmind and the Sean Penn and Susan Sarandon movie Dead ManWalking. Detective Varnado’s first book, Victims of Dead ManWalking ($22.00), is his response to Sr. Helen Prejean’s book.224 pp. 6 x 9 B/W photos Illus. ChartsISBN: 1-58980-198-9 $16.95 pb original October 2004

Author’s Hometown: Franklinton, LA

Also by Detective Michael L. Varnado:VICTIMS OF DEAD MAN WALKINGBy Detective Michael L. Varnado and D. P. Smith

“This account returns the focus to the victim, herlife, and her family.” —Midwest Book Review

224 pp. 6 x 9 26 b/w photos ISBN: 1-58980-156-3 $22.00

INTERPERSONAL RELATIONSHIP SKILLS FOR MINISTERS

Edited by Jeanine Cannon Bozeman and Argile Smith

Advice to help ministers nurture healthy relationships.

Poor interpersonal relationship skills is one of the chief com-plaints about ministers. It is crucial that ministers be able torelate to their congregations, to the lay leaders and to theirown families, in service to God. This collection of essays isdevoted to helping ministers nurture healthy relationships,including their relationships with themselves. Topics includeimproving communication skills, being assertive, developing lis-tening skills, making decisions, and learning forgiveness.Firmly based in Scripture, this is an indispensable guide forbeginners or for those navigating troubled waters.

Jeanine Bozeman is a licensed, clinical social worker whoorganizes conferences for couples, youth, and family enrich-ment in Louisiana, Florida, Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina,and North Carolina.

Argile Smith is the chair of the Division of Pastoral Ministriesand the director of communications at the New Orleans BaptistTheological Seminary. 176 pp. 51/2 x 81/2

Tables Notes Biblio.ISBN: 1-58980-248-9 $22.50 (T) October 2004Authors’ Hometown: New Orleans, LA

VANISHING PARADISEDuck Hunting in the Louisiana Marsh

Text by John R. KempPhotography by Julia Sims

A day in the life of Sportsman’s Paradise.

Among the most fervent champions of the shrinking Louisianawetlands are the members of the twenty private and commercialduck-hunting clubs profiled here. Packed with stunning outdoorphotography, Vanishing Paradise offers an unforgettableglimpse of this elusive environment.

John R. Kemp is the author of Alan Flattmann’s FrenchQuarter Impressions ($35.00).

Julia Sims is a renowned wildlife photographer and the authorof Manchac Swamp: Louisiana’s Undiscovered Wilderness.192 pp. 9 x 12178 color photos 2 maps Recipes NotesISBN: 1-58980-221-7 $45.00 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Covington, LAPhotographer’s Hometown: Ponchatoula, LA

GERMANS OF LOUISIANABy Ellen C. MerrillForeword by Don Heinrich Tolzmann

Historic sites, prominent individuals, daily life, andmore.

During the antebellum period, 12 percent of the New Orleanspopulation was German, making it the largest German colonybelow the Mason-Dixon line. Later settlements moved upriverbetween New Orleans and Donaldsonville, near Lecompte, andin North Louisiana near Minden.

Ellen C. Merrill received grants from both the LouisianaEndowment for the Humanities and the National Park Serviceto research this book. 384 pp. 6 x 9 44 illus. 25 photos 4 maps Biblio. IndexISBN: 1-58980-244-6 $25.00 August 2004

Author’s Hometown: New Orleans, LA

OLD LOUISIANA PLANTATION HOMES AND FAMILYTREES

By Herman de Bachellé Seebold

History of the state’s venerable families and homes.

Originally published in 1941, this is the definitive guide to theimportant plantation homes as well as the socially and histori-cally prominent families who lived in them.

VOLUME I 564 pp. 6 x 9 108 photos 98 illus.

VOLUME II286 pp. 6 x 9 180 b/w photos 169 b/w illus.

ISBN: 1-58980-263-2 $75.00 Boxed set September 20046

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SHALLOWEEN MERRYMAKING

An Illustrated Celebration of Fun, Food, and Frolicsfrom Halloweens Past

By Diane C. Arkins

Vintage seasonal inspirations.

Halloween celebrations from the 1890s to the 1930s are con-sidered the Golden Age of what is now the fastest-growing holi-day in the country. This colorful book is a celebration in itself,a tribute to the mirthful and innocent revels of yesteryear pre-sented with vintage photographs, decorative images, prose, andpoetry. Recipes, games, costumes, party ideas, and decora-tions, along with excerpts from vintage periodicals, show thegaiety that epitomized historic Halloween celebrations withmerry conviviality, vibrant imagery, and unbridled fun.

Diane C. Arkins is a full-time freelance writer and is also theauthor of Halloween: Romantic Art and Customs ofYesteryear ($19.95), with a companion postcard book, avail-able separately ($5.95).128 pp. 8 x 91/4 241 color illus. Biblio. ISBN: 1-58980-113-X $19.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Olympia Fields, IL

A HALLOWEEN READERPoems, Stories, and Plays from Halloweens Past

Edited by Lesley Pratt Bannatyne

Spooky writing for a literary celebration.

This anthology contains the works of writers from the sixteenthto the early twentieth centuries who evoke the night to set ascene, twist a plot, or explain something inexplicable, like mad-ness or time travel. Here is Halloween as it was imagined: ajoyous time for games and storytelling, a portentous time tomake amends and wishes, a solemn time to remember thedead. Included are the works of Robert Burns, H. P. Lovecraft,William Butler Yeats, James Joyce, and many more.

Lesley Pratt Bannatyne is also the author of Halloween: AnAmerican Holiday, an American History ($14.95 pb) and AHalloween How-To: Costumes, Parties, Decorations, andDestinations ($17.95 pb). 272 pp. 6 x 9 10 illus. Notes Biblio.ISBN: 1-58980-176-8 $14.95 pb original August 2004Author’s Hometown: Somerville, MA

ALICE FLAGGThe Ghost of the Hermitage

By Nancy Rhyne

First paperback edition of the novel based on thetrue story of star-crossed love.

Impetuous and strong-willed, a fifteen-year-old planter’s daughtercommits the unpardonable social sin of the nineteenth century:she desires to marry a man beneath her family’s social station.But following her sudden death after being separated from herbeloved, the people of Murrell’s Inlet, South Carolina, began tosee a despondent ghost who haunts the countryside even today. 256 pp. 6 x 9 First pb ed.ISBN: 1-58980-269-1 $14.95 pb June 2004Author’s Hometown: Myrtle Beach, SC

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CRUISING GUIDE TO EASTERN FLORIDAFifth Edition

By Claiborne S. Young

Latest edition of this cruising classic.

This fifth edition contains thoroughly researched directions onand firsthand evaluations of the waters, facilities, and attrac-tions on the Florida coast between St. John’s River and Miami.

Claiborne S. Young edits the on-line newsletter SaltySoutheast. Young’s numerous books, covering the Southeasterncoastline from Virginia to Key West to Grand Isle, have becomethe gold standard for cruising guides.544 pp. 8 x 91/4

127 b/w photos 71 maps Index 5th ed.ISBN: 1-58980-255-1 $32.00 pb original October 2004

Author’s Hometown: Snow Camp, NC

NEW ORLEANS IN THE FIFTIESBy Mary Lou Widmer

First paperback edition of a favorite sentimentaljourney.

This is the fourth book in the celebrated series describing pastdecades of New Orleans history. It offers a glimpse of the city’schanging values and institutions, tremendous growth anddevelopment, and typical leisure amusements and trends of theday. 176 pp. 81/2 x 11 131 photos Index First pb ed.ISBN: 1-58980-268-3 $16.95 pb November 2004

Author’s Hometown: New Orleans, LA

LOUISIANA STORIESEdited by Ben Forkner

Short fiction from the state’s most famous writers.

This collection covers the major themes of Southern literature:the concept of home and place, the legacy of history, race rela-tions, and family relationships. Included are stories from suchrespected writers as James Lee Burke, Ernest Gaines, LyleSaxon, Kate Chopin, Shirley Ann Grau, and others.400 pp. 51/2 x 81/2 2nd ptg.ISBN: 0-88289-737-3 $15.95 pb October 2004

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STHE GOVERNORS OF LOUISIANA: 6th EditionBy Miriam G. Reeves

An indispensable gubernatorial state reference.

Miriam Reeves brings together a complete overview ofLouisiana’s leaders from throughout the state’s history. A stan-dard of libraries and schools throughout the state, this bookprovides a capsule biography of each governor and outlineseach one’s tenure in office. The sixth edition also includes acompleted collection of pictures and portraits. Updated toinclude the full term of former governor Mike Foster, as well asthe election of Kathleen Blanco, the first female governor ofLouisiana, this book is an invaluable historical resource.136 pp. 51/2 x 81/2

45 b/w photos 16 illus. Index 6th ed.ISBN: 1-58980-262-4 $19.95 June 2004

THOMAS’S SHEEP AND THE SPECTACULAR SCIENCE PROJECT

By Steven L. LayneIllustrated by Perry Board

Whimsical characters help with a tough assignment.

Thomas has a tough first week in a new school and knows heneeds to do well on his first big homework assignment on thesolar system. In his dreams, the same sheep that helped himin Thomas’s Sheep and the Great Geography Test ($15.95)visit space camp and all the planets. Thomas completes hisproject on time, and it is the most spectacular science projecthis teacher, Mr. Lunar, has ever seen!

Steven L. Layne is an associate professor of education atJudson College and speaks to students, educators, and librari-ans at conferences across the country. He is also the author ofseveral other books, including The Teachers’ Night BeforeChristmas ($15.95).32 pp. 81/2 x 11 31 color illus. Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-210-1 $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Saint Charles, ILIllustrator’s Hometown: Gilbert, AZ

THE WARLORD’S KITESBy Virginia Walton PilegardIllustrated by Nicolas Debon

Chuan and his friends save the palace from attack.

All is calm in the warlord’s palace, and the artist’s apprenticeChuan sits with his friend Jing Jing, watching the sunset,when an invading army approaches. The palace gates areclosed, but how will they keep them at bay? Jing Jing comesup with an ingenious solution using Chuan’s knowledge of cal-culating area as well as his handmade paper and ink tofrighten the troops into leaving.

This is Virginia Walton Pilegard and Nicolas Debon’s fifthbook in the acclaimed Warlord’s Series. 32 pp. 81/2 x 11 31 color illus. Ages 5-8 ISBN: 1-58980-180-6 $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Wishon, CAIllustrator’s Hometown: Versailles, France

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mTEN REDNECK BABIES: A Southern Counting BookWritten by David DavisIllustrated by Sue Marshall Ward

Learn to count with a Southern accent.

From Moon Pies to magnolias and kudzu to catfish, these dia-pered dynamos get into all kinds of down-home trouble.Children will love counting down, then up again, to the babies’adventures, while adults will hoot at the hilarious rhymes.

David Davis is the author of several humorous children’sbooks from Pelican, including Redneck Night BeforeChristmas ($15.95). (See index.)32 pp. 11 x 81/2

31 color illus. Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-232-2 $15.95 September 2004Author’s Hometown: Fort Worth, TXIllustrator’s Hometown: Arlington, TX

JACQUES ET LA CANNE À SUCREA Cajun Jack and the Beanstalk

Written by Sheila Hébert-CollinsIllustrated by Alison Davis Lyne

A favorite fairy tale told with a Cajun twist.

Poor Jacques and his mother are barely making do in their littlehouseboat on the bayou, when a mysterious stranger offersJacques some magical sugarcane cuttings. Soon Jacques is offon an exciting adventure featuring an evil giant, an enchantedfiddle, and a very valuable chicken. Definitions and pronuncia-tion guides for Cajun-French words are also included.

Sheila Hébert-Collins is the author of seven Cajun fairy tales.(See index.)32 pp. 81/2 x 1131 color illus. Crawfish étouffée recipe Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-191-1 $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Naples, FLIllustrator’s Hometown: Adairville, KY

THE COTTON CANDY CATASTROPHE AT THE TEXASSTATE FAIR

Written by Dotti EnderleIllustrated by Chuck Galey

Cotton candy creates chaos as big as Texas.

When young Jake visits the Texas State Fair, he makes a bee-line for his favorite sugary treat, but when the cotton candymachine malfunctions, he leaves a very sticky situation in hiswake.

Dotti Enderle is a native Texan, a professional storyteller, andthe author of the Fortune Tellers Club mystery series.

Chuck Galey has illustrated three books for Pelican, includ-ing Jazz Cats ($15.95) and My Brother Dan’s Delicious($15.95). (See index.)32 pp. 81/2 x 1131 color illus. Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-189-X $15.95 September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Richmond, TXIllustrator’s Hometown: Jackson, MS

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SHALLOWEEN ALPHABETWritten by Beverly Barras VidrineIllustrated by Alison Davis Lyne

J is for jack-o’-lantern in this spooky ABC book.

Celebrate the most haunting holiday of all with this alphabeti-cal collection of Halloween lore. Here each letter of the alphabetillustrates a different contemporary tradition or explains thefestival’s ancient origins.

Beverly Barras Vidrine and Alison Davis Lyne previously col-laborated on Easter Day Alphabet ($7.95 pb), available fromPelican.32 pp. 81/2 x 1131 color illus. Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-242-X $7.95 pb original September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Lafayette, LAIllustrator’s Hometown: Adairville, KY

PHOEBE CLAPPSADDLE HAS A TUMBLEWEEDCHRISTMAS

Written by Melanie ChrismerIllustrated by Virginia Marsh Roeder

Phoebe and her friends celebrate Christmas in WestTexas.

The spunky cowgirl with Southern good manners and Westernranching skills is back! It is holiday time on the range, and amisdirected parcel sets the stage for another rip-roaring adven-ture. School Library Journal called Phoebe’s first outing “a goodread-aloud.”

Melanie Chrismer and Virginia Marsh Roeder have alreadyteamed up for two critically acclaimed stories featuring PhoebeClappsaddle. (See index.)32 pp. 81/2 x 1131 color illus. Ages 5-8ISBN: 1-58980-241-1 $15.95 October 2004

Author’s Hometown: Douglasville, GAIllustrator’s Hometown: Houston, TX

THE WAVING GIRLWritten by J. B. NicholasIllustrated by Joan C. Waites

A story of the girl honored on Savannah’s riverfront.

Flora Martus lived on Elba Isle near Savannah, Georgia, in theearly 1900s. Her family were the lighthouse keepers, and thelittle girl Flora grew up to be a light for others in her own way,waving to ships at sea for more than forty years. A bronzestatue in her honor was erected on the south end of RiverStreet in 1971.

J. B. Nicholas is a retired third-grade teacher who nowwrites full time.32 pp. 81/2 x 11 31 color illus. Ages 5-8 ISBN: 1-58980-185-7 $7.95 pb original September 2004

Author’s Hometown: Cincinnati, OH0Illustrator’s Hometown: Silver Spring, MD

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JESSIE WILLCOX SMITH MOTHER GOOSE FOR KIDSEdited by Edward D. NudelmanIllustrated by Jessie Willcox Smith

Classic Mother Goose in board-book format.

Contains ten of Jessie Willcox Smith’s best-known, full-colorillustrations of these beloved nursery rhymes, including “Peter,Peter, Pumpkin-Eater,” “Little Bo-Peep,” and “Ring A-Round aRosie.”12 pp. 81/2 x 9 10 color illus. Ages 3-5ISBN: 1-58980-261-6 $8.95 board book September 2004

Editor’s Hometown: Seattle, WA

IMPRESSIONISTS FOR KIDSThe Great Art for Kids Series

Edited by Margaret E. Hyde

Introduce your child to Degas, Monet, and Seurat.

The latest installment to this educational series for childrenexplores popular works from the Impressionist period, such asMonet’s Waterlilies and Japanese Bridge, and Degas’s GreenDancer. This toddler-friendly board book can be an integralpart of a child’s immersion into the enriching world of great art.This second edition also includes a two-page guide for parents tohelp foster their children’s interest.

This is just one installment in the wonderful Great Art forKids Series by Margaret E. Hyde.14 pp. 81/2 x 9 11 color illus. Ages 3-5 ISBN: 1-58980-265-9 $8.95 board book September 2004

Editor’s Hometown: Santa Monica, CA

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