Tell me a story, sing me a song
William A. Owens
Up and down and sideways across Texas you will find diverse people of the state. It is what Texans are: believed in, yearned for, laughed at, fought over.

by Kristen Faber (2015)
"Ten suitcases, five carry-ons, one bike box and a family of five leave the comfortable suburbs of America and journey to a small town on the North Island of New Zealand ... Read about the history that formed these two islands. Learn about the Maori and their traditions that are still alive. Adventure with the kids, cry with the mom, dance with the dad and fall in love with the country"--Back cover.
William A. Owens
Up and down and sideways across Texas you will find diverse people of the state. It is what Texans are: believed in, yearned for, laughed at, fought over.
Monte Hartman
"Large-format photo study and narratives record journeys along the 100th Meridian from the Canadian to the Mexican borders. Explores life and communities along the vertical line that denotes the nation's geographic center and the shift in annual rainfall to less than twenty inches per year"--Provided by publisher.
Domini Clark
Views the mix of people and cultures that make up South Africa today, including a special section on traditional beliefs and customs.
Bland Simpson
Simpson mixes personl experience, travel narrative, oral history and natural history to produce an intriguing portrait of the Great Dismal Swamp and its people.