New books from the Pacific Northwest
In the Land of Second Chances by George Shaffner
Reminiscent of "It's a Wonderful Life," this captivating novel by Sammamish, Washington, author George Shaffner is about the valuable lessons a small town learns from a mysterious traveling salesman. When Vernon L. Moore, a nattily dressed stranger, comes to town with the intention of selling games of chance to Millet's Department Store, more than a few eyebrows are raised. For one thing, no one's seen a traveling salesman in over thirty years. For another, he has a unique way of seeing things and an uncanny knack for asking life-altering questions.
Christinaâ??s Cookbook by Christina Orchid, et al
Bringing together her grandparents' ranch traditions, basic French and Italian techniques and the Northwest's abundant local ingredients, Orchid, who operates a restaurant on Orcas Island, Washington, has produced an appealing volume that showcases both her skill and her down-to-earth philosophy.
S.O.U.P.S. : Seattle's Own Undeniably Perfect Soups by Michael Congdon
If it has warmed the hearts and touched the souls of the Hopvine Pub's trendy patrons, it's in this overflowing recipe book. Chef Michael Congdon takes soup lovers from spring to winter with inspired combinations: Curried Avocado; Fuji Apple and Gorgonzola; and Cauliflower with Pancetta and Orange are just a few.
Washington 24/7 by Rick Smolan, David Elliot Cohen
Following the success of The New York Times bestseller America 24/7, DK is publishing 50 books that showcase the best photographs from each state - all to be published on the same day. Each individual book includes 95% new photography and is a unique personal expression of state pride.
Also Available: Oregon 24/7 & Alaska 24/7
Bad Dirt : Wyoming Stories 2 by Annie Proulx
The beautiful and harsh terrain of Wyoming and the tough and often eccentric people who make their lives there are again on display in this collection of stories (a sequel to the much-lauded Close Range: Wyoming Stories). - Publisherâ??s Weekly

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