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A Cat Tale in Spiceville
Mr. Aswad combines his interests in cooking, spices and cats into a delightful new children’s book, A Cat Tale in Spiceville. Through the flavorful names of his feline personalities, we are introduced to a “rack of characters” both savory and sweet. Life in Spiceville is usually peaceful but never bland. Miss Marjoram and Mr. Sage are all set to be married when a bad seed comes to town in the form of Tarragon the Toughie. A grand stew ensues yet, in the end, things turn out purrfectly.
Hand-painted illustrations by award-winning artist, Heidi Parmelee-Clark bring each spicy kitty to life. Fascinating feline facts and tasty tidbits are sprinkled throughout the story ending with a glossary containing easy-to-read descriptions of a pantry full of spices even Emeril would be proud of. The spiral-bound format is reminiscent of Betty Crocker cookbooks of old. For anyone who loves cats or cooking, A Cat Tale in Spiceville should be among your family’s favorite recipes.
$14.99 + s/h
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Greater Binghamton Flood
On June 27, 2006 a torrential rain storm struck the Greater Binghamton area. It rained to a height of water unparalleled in the area's history. By June 29, 2006 the water rose to a record height of 32.98 feet. It was a devastating event for the people in Broome and the surrounding counties. Ed's photographic account of this disaster vividly captures the appalling damage. Contains over 100 full color aerial photographs. This book is dedicated to the people of the Susquehanna River Valley who experienced and survived the worst flood in this area's history.
$24.95 + s/h
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1001 Trivia Questions & Answers
Inquisitiveness led mankind to investigate the stars and the ocean floor, and to a myriad of inventions to ease the journey through life. Many of these innovations were devised in Broome County.
Life in the twin river valley is full of conundrums...who were the inventors, artists, politicians, merchants and pioneers who built this community? How was Pickle Hill named...when was the Broome Government complex built, and who created the sculptures in its center...who was Old Bay Tom? These questions and many more are answered in this book.
Enjoy the quest for wisdom through 10001 questions and answers...all pieces of the Broome County puzzle.
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