A striking look back at a remarkable period in history Featuring 125 black and white photographs by such renowned Farm Security Administration photographers as Dorothea Lange, Arthur Rothstein, Russell Lee, and several others, this book documents ranching culture in western states during the Great Depression and leading up to World War II.

Young readers are asked to find places of interest on maps of the Western states. Features a dog named Charlie.

They call him Casanova. But can this charming devil of a cowboy teach a good girl how to change her ways? I'm Daisy King—a small town preacher's daughter, born and bred in Holiday, Texas. A girl who's used to having a lot of balls in the air. Keeping tabs on my slightly flighty grandmother? No problem. Handling the honky-tonk's first ever Chili Cook-Off? In the bag. Vamping it up to charm a would-be developer into leaving Holiday, Texas alone? Um...I might need a hand with that one. Enter Presley Walker: Holiday's own Casanova rancher and the perfect tutor for a good girl looking to go bad. He's got charm in spades, and he's always seemed like a terrible idea waiting to happen. But when he agrees to work with me to save our beloved hometown, it's hard to ignore the chemistry between us. We may be polar opposites, but our hearts seem ready to melt in this Texas heat... What Readers Are Saying About Dylann Crush's cowboy romances: "Fun, fresh, and fantastic... A must read."—Christie Craig, New York Times bestselling author, for All-American Cowboy "Charm, humor, a vast array of quirky Texas characters... Another fun, flirty title."—Kirkus Reviews for Cowboy Christmas Jubilee "Strong chemistry and fun banter."—Booklist for Cowboy Christmas Jubilee "This romance is perfect for Christmas but it will warm your heart no matter what the season."—Night Owl Reviews for Cowboy Christmas Jubilee

Describes the landmarks and geography of the western United States.

This book is not a travel guide to countries to visit, inns to stay at or bistros to dine in - thousands of books and articles do that. Rather it presents a wide variety of real stories based on interesting social, cultural and personal encounters the author experienced in his visits to 78 countries as a tourist, professor or consultant. Stories range from educational to humorous to political to earthy to feats of derring-do. From Cuba to Berlin, the Middle East to Europe, and Zambia to Alaska, the author shares with readers his passion for travel, discovery, humor and adventure. "Travels and Tribulations: A Memoir" is a book through which seasoned travelers can identify and non-travelers can live vicariously.