LOCAL AUTHOR! Michal is smitten. Then the Nazi death train comes for her family. Can he save her? Present-day Idaho. Jodi yearns for summer break. Awkward and friendless, she is constantly being humiliated by the class bully. Even the orchestra...

Grit Over Shame is the raw, inspiring true story of David A. Douglas — a man who rose from the chaos of addiction, incarceration, and personal wreckage to build a life of purpose, recovery, and service. From a turbulent childhood...

A collection of 3 comic books by local author Kyah Jean. The first three in the "Megaverse Travelers" series.

Things I Didn’t Do is an intimate and epic reckoning with the places and the people who shape our lives. Ryder Mikkelson’s life changed forever the day he fell from a loaded pack mule high in the Book Cliffs of...

JERROL'S IS IN THIS BOOK! The state of Washington is a mesmerizing maze of water, mountains, old railroad towns, and vibrant cities. From the islands of the Puget Sound to the rolling hills and vineyards of the Palouse, natural wonders...

Stories to SavorWashington has a tortured history with liquor. Efforts to ban or restrict it date back to1854, before the region even attained statehood, with blue laws remaining on the books well into the twentieth century. From Jimmie Durkin, an...

A road trip along spooky shores and treacherous waters. Despite its idyllic setting, the coast of the Pacific Northwest has another, darker name by which it is known: "The Graveyard of the Pacific.'? Two thousand ships and countless lives have...

In the title poem of Motion Against Our Moorings, Joseph Powell writes, "Love is the rope stretching into the invisible.//How deeply we believe in the thinnest tethers./What's spirit but motion against our moorings." These poems consider love's intricacies, intimacies, its...

Judith Kleck taught literature and composition for twenty-five years at Central Washington University. Growing up in New Mexico on a ranch greatly influenced her character and her poetry. She published two poetry chapbooks: Winter Fruit (dPress, 2007) and Culling the...

Follow the cute little California Quails as they run through the garden. Count them from 1 to 20 as they dodge obstacles, find food and eventually drift off to sleep (A great bedtime story). This book is wonderful for teaching...

Join the little ceramicists on a whimsical journey, as they go to the pottery studio and create Mugs, bowls and more. This book is for clay-lovers and also a step-by-step guide to how pottery is made. Pottery kids create their...

Mostly Sweet, Lovely, Human Things feels like a joyful, tender, eternal embrace. These poems are full of wonder and a desire for wholeness: recollections of girlhood, the poet now in a knowing season of life, no longer afraid of death....

This beautifully bound 8.5x11” landscape-format book features 80 treasured photographs – most taken over a century ago – that highlight the vibrant Washington communities of Cle Elum, Roslyn, Easton, South Cle Elum, and Ronald, as well as the former settlements...

Mystery, Mayhem, & Mail As the new postmaster of Claryce Falls, Maya Ridgeway expected friendly neighbors, local gossip, and morning mountain walks with her dog, Clover—not a dead body in the woods, cryptic threats, and poachers stirring up trouble. To...

Seven stories, seven secrets, and seven surprising connections: Seeds of Fate artfully brings to light the power of kismet in human relationships. Set among the romantic tea plantations of Assam, author Sarita Dasgupta offers a new collection that not only...

Ellensburg began as a small trading post in the picturesque Kittitas Valley in the early 1870s. Northwest Native Americans praised the area for its centrality in the region, which Seattleite John A. Shoudy quickly realized. When Shoudy sought to secure...