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Bear Me Away to a Better World tells the story of two intensely creative people who meet in the 1950s, bond, and form a partnership that touches many lives. Fifty years later, at their beloved Villa Zanetta, a performing arts center in California's Sonoma Valley, someone is (presumably) murdered, but someone else is secretly loved, while another is disgraced, and yet another finds solutions. We find Hector sowing seeds in the Villa Garden, a...

Based on the fictional journals of Stefani Michel, Humming in Spanish is the third volume in Ginna's Lavandula Series. This multi-generational saga begins in the 1960s and is set in the fictional Sweet Farm, a Carmel Valley, California lavender farm of some local renown.The farm is the home of an intertwining cast of characters all somehow related to the Wyman clan: farmers, artists, writers, musicians. Over six decades, they bond and clash in...

by Ginna Gordon Based on the fictional journals of Stefani MichelAs the Wheel of Life turns at Sweet Farm, the homestead of the Wymans, a Carmel Valley, Calfornia family, we focus on three sisters: Rita, Nana and Fox, and their three daughters: Tate, Stevie and Jolene, cousins and friends. Life rumbles the earth at the farm, like any compound full of women, their men, children, elders and friends.They breathe the air of the Valley, filled with...

Soup is universally loved: on a cold day, it feels good to wrap your fingers around a warm cup of Tomato Bisque, in the sickbed, just the aroma of Chicken Noodle Soup makes you feel better, nurtured and well fed. At the bottom of a ski run, a fall picnic, in a lunchbox thermos or on the table, a bowl of soup brings a warm glow to the body, gives strength and brings a smile and a sigh as the spoon is dipped in the broth.Ginna BB Gordon has spen...

Set in 1960s Carmel Valley, California, this novel is Book Two in Ginna Gordon's "Lavandula Series, " based on the fictional journals of Stefani Michel. It continues the story of the three Wyman sisters, their three daughters, and the intertwining of their lives and families through the 1960s-1980s.

Sunny Mae (the hippo) and her friend Bird (the bird) follow their noses to new places, learning that they can do new things, make new friends (they actually meet a little girl named Sunny Mae!), and eat cake. Bud, the worm, says "Read this book aloud to your kids! You'll love it!"Sunny Mae & Bird in Alaska" is part of the Sunny Mae & Bird series by Danny and Geebs. Nicknamed by their grandchildren, Danny (artist, Dai Thomas) and Geebs (author,...

First You Grow the Pumpkin" shares one woman's way of eating, feeding her family, being creative and preparing deliciousness from scratch. It is truly easier than you think. This is a collection of the many, varied and simple things you can make, grow, "put up" or concoct in your kitchen. It covers basics, like soup stock reduction and yogurt. And, Pumpkin Mash, of course, and even a good lotion for your hands. It's not a diet, just a way of l...

Glory explores the 1960s and 1970s, from her grandfather's farm in Ohio to the Gingerbread Farm on California's beautiful Carmel Coastline. Includes more than 160 recipes and a few historical nuggets, both culinary and pop cultural.

Honey Baby Darlin' is a multi-volume series memoir about cooking, love and the love of cooking, in which many beloved characters help to develop a young girl's consciousness about food, the art of nurturing, and the kitchen. It tracks the journey of a girl cook on her quest to create beauty, to nurture, to comfort and to please palates: to hear the sighs of the well-fed.