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Every year, the booksellers at Powell’s submit their Top Fives: their five favorite books that were released in 2023. It’s a list that, when put together, shows just how varied and interesting the book tastes of Powell’s booksellers are. I highly recommend digging into the recommendations — we would never lead you astray — but today...
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Winter Gardening in the Maritime Northwest Cool Season Crops for the Year Round Gardener
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Binda Colebrook
deanna.knoll
, January 22, 2013
Endless gray skies call for some pick me ups--how better to do it than planning/planting a garden. An easy to read how-to guide for fresh veggies year round in our beautiful northwest.
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And Then It's Spring
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Julie Fogliano
deanna.knoll
, January 02, 2013
For those of us who are ready for spring the day after Christmas, this book reminds kids (and adults) that we have to wait...and wait...and wait. But suddenly...it's spring! A child and whomoever is reading this book to the child, will love the whimsical art and surprises on each page.
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Nurture Shock: New Thinking About Children
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Po Bronson and Ashley Merryman
deanna.knoll
, January 01, 2013
Not only was this the best book I read in 2012, but probably the past 5 years! I've never had a book absolutely change what I was doing so immediately. I highly recommend this book to anyone who has children.
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Once Upon An Island
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David Conover
deanna.knoll
, January 01, 2012
It's always good to read a book that takes you back to a simpler time, when living off the land was a much easier idea to think about then it is now. Despite this couple's hardships, surviving a year on an island with next to nothing inspired me to think about more ways to make or use what I already have, rather than running to the closest department store to pick up something new.
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Once Upon An Island
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David Conover
deanna.knoll
, September 27, 2011
In the midst of our technology driven lives, it was great to read a book chronicling a couple who decided to give up city life and live simply. That's not a rare theme these days, but this book was written in the 1960's when most everyone wanted the chance to leave the country and take up city life. David and Jeanne Conover rid themselves of anything not considered essential to buy themselves an island and turn it into a resort. This short read describes the self sufficiency, stubbornness, joy and ingenuity of two determined people who fell in love with an island together.
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One Square Inch Of Silence
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Gordon Hempton
deanna.knoll
, January 04, 2011
While every book I read changes me in some way, this book completely gave me a makeover! It made me really think about my priorities when choosing a place to live, vacation and spend my time in general. Silence is becoming a rarity for most of us--read this book and have it change you, too!
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Beeman
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Laurie Krebs
deanna.knoll
, August 27, 2010
A great book that introduces the art of beekeeping to young children. It even made me want my own hive!
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Peek A Thai Hide & Seek
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Mingfong Ho, Meade
deanna.knoll
, May 20, 2010
A great book to read to your little one who loves to play peek a boo. The illustrations are great and any child will love searching for the little girl in each picture.
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Three Cups of Tea One Mans Mission to Promote Peace One School at a Time
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Mortenson, Greg and Relin, David Oliver
deanna.knoll
, January 01, 2010
This book provided amazing insights into a world that most Americans don't understand. A wonderful book!
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Outliers: The Story of Success
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Gladwell, Malcolm
deanna.knoll
, November 24, 2008
Blink and The Tipping Point were spectacular books. Outliers can't be far behind.
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Tomorrows Table Organic Farming Genetics & the Future of Food
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Pamela C Ronald
deanna.knoll
, November 12, 2008
A husband/wife team up to provide a fresh look at farming in today's world. One is a genetic scientist, the other, an organic farmer. A great juxtaposition of the scientific with the practical.
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One Boy
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Laura Seeger
deanna.knoll
, November 12, 2008
This book provides a fun way to teach children about words--instilling a love for books for the next generation.
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On The Wing
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Douglas Florian
deanna.knoll
, March 09, 2008
If you enjoy birds...and you enjoy whimsical poetry, this is the book for you. Florian is succinct and full of wonderful descriptions of birds around the world.
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Musicophilia Tales of Music & the Brain
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Oliver Sacks
deanna.knoll
, October 28, 2007
Oliver Sacks never disappoints. Exploring the human brain with a journalistic eye, his writing always makes for good reading.
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Complete Organic Pregnancy
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Dolan, Deirdre and Zissu, Alexandra
deanna.knoll
, August 20, 2007
For those of you who are, or are thinking about it, this book offers many practical ways of making you and your home a more organic environment for your new baby. In today's polluted world, that task can seem overwhelming, but the authors help you actually put this into practice.
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Cloudspotters Guide
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Gavin Pretor Pinney
deanna.knoll
, May 01, 2007
Clouds will never be just "background" for a beautiful day again. In addition to explaining everything you need to know about clouds, the author adds fascinating stories that involve clouds...of some type or another. You can even join the Cloudspotter's Society...membership open to everyone!
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Speckled People A Memoir of a Half Irish Childhood
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Hugo Hamilton
deanna.knoll
, March 06, 2007
The author's word pictures are so unique. Describing his mother's baking as a love letter sealed with air-kisses made me want the cake and the love letter! He artfully combines his childhood with his mother's WWII Germany experiences in an easy to read manner.
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