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Wisdom River: Meditations on Fly Fishing and Life Midstream is a collection of stories, poetry, photos, art, recipes, and jokes that celebrate the wonders of fly fishing and the wisdom that can be gained from spending time on the river. Contributors from Montana, Alberta, and Nova Scotia each bring a unique perspective and voice as they share adventures and memories from times they have spent riverside and midstream. Story authors are Larry Kapustka, Chad Okrusch, Jim McLennan, Kaitlyn Okrusch, Pat Munday, Kayla Lappin, Jerry Kustich, Paul Vang, Greg Allard, David McCumber, Chris Pibus. Rayelynn Brandt, and John McKee. Poets are Doris Daley, Al (Doc) Mehl, Larry Kapustka and Chad Okrusch. Photographers and artists are Tim Foster, Mike Forbisher, Rich Théroux, & Tyler Rock.

Created by a collective of spiritual practitioners, Embrace Your Divine Flow combines "evolvements," in the form of allegorical stories, with art and activities that encourage you to undertake your own personal journey of healing, peace, and wisdom. Authors, Artist, and Themes Elizabeth Rockenbach, The Power of Parable Julian Hobson & Lorene Shyba, Dynamics of Sharing Helena Hadala, Confluence Art & Haiku, Endless Flow Mar'ce Merrell, Mortality, Gateways Antoine Mountain, Drumming, Resting Islene Runningdeer, Sound Vibration, Relaxation Julian Hobson, Unconditional Love, Connection Kayla Lappin, The Healing Room, Subconscious Mind John Heerema, Boundaries, Gratitude Valerie Campbell, Breath, Seeds of Sensation James R. Parker, Space, Mindfulness Lorene Shyba, Light Energy, Overspill of Love Alex Soop, Dreams, Synchronicity Hilda Chasia Smith, Soul Life, Sensuality Raymond Yakeleya, Wisdom, Paying Respect Lynda Partridge, Recovery, Inclusion Audrya Chancellor, Iridescent Colour, Mother Earth Iikiinayookaa Marlene Yellow Horn, Compassion, Listening Rich Théroux, Patience, Creativity

A frightful journey begins for Olya and Olena when enemy soldiers invade their city in Ukraine. They must find safety with only simple instructions from their teacher: "Go by foot through the city and forest, then take a train far away from the explosions." How will they escape the invaders? What will they do without their parents at their side? With the help of many kind helpers along the way, and a little dog named Rinnie, Olya and Olena find their path to freedom and a new home.