Non-Fiction

Letters for Lucia is the story of a father who has been separated from his 11-month old daughter, Lucia, after she was parentally abducted by her mother and taken out of the country. During their time of separation, David learned principles which brought peace to his life. His private notes to Lucia expanded into reflective letters explaining how these 8 spiritual principles will impact her life as she grows up. He shares these principles with his daughter, while sharing the story of their separation and inviting readers to incorporate the principles into their daily way of being.

John Wesley’s Journal is not only a fascinating insight into the life of this religious leader, but it is also an eyewitness account of the eighteenth century world. Wesley’s travels over much of Britain provide a brilliant social history of what life was like during this period.

This book contains more than 50 recipes of delicious burgers. Easy-to-follow guidelines will help anyone to cook a fantastic tasty burger.

Set in the Dust Bowl of the American West, this true account of a child coming of age on a 1920's Nebraska farm, recaptures an era. Young Lucille Marker experiences survival during the Depression, one of the worst dust storms in history, and finally the disintegration of the close-knit community in which she grows up. Readers who like the books of Laura Ingalls Wilder or Willa Cather will enjoy Farm Girl.

Every year several thousand people attempt to hike all 2180 miles of the Appalachian Trail in America. Keith Foskett, accompanied by an array of eclectic characters including a world champion juggler, a drug dealer, and a sex-starved builder from Minnesota, thought it was a great idea. Battling a fear of snakes, bears, being in the woods after dark and his own demons, it’s physically exhausting — as well as psychologically challenging. His adventure weaves a route through some of America’s wildest landscapes, and is told with insight, humour and reflection.

What is the Devil? And where did the idea of its existence come from? Paul Carus provides an extremely thorough survey of various ideas about the devil along with what is good and what is evil.