Products tagged with 'north dakota'
Pearson Girls, The
The real-life story of five spunky, beautiful sisters born to the rigors of homesteading on the North Dakota prairie.
By: Kathy L. Plotkin
Prairie Mosaic: An Ethnic Atlas of Rural North Dakota, 2nd Edition
Finalist in 2018 Midwest Book Awards Social Science/Political/Culture
Prairie Populist: The Life & Times of Usher L. Burdick
Usher L. Burdick was a powerful and colorful character in North Dakota's political history. Blackorby has written a fascinating and valuable analysis of the forces at work in Usher Burdick's public and private history.
By: E.C. Blackorby.
Prairie Post Office: Enlarging the Common Life in Rural North Dakota
SAVE OUR POST OFFICE! This was the plea when the USPS determined to restructure or close post offices across the US, including 76 locations in North Dakota. In response, authors Amy Phillips and Steven Bolduc set out to explore the contemporary role of post offices in ND. The Prairie Post Office documents an essential institution and includes a history of northern Dakota Territory & ND rural postal services by Kevin Carvell and 100+ color photos by Wayne Gudmundson.
2018 Bronze Medalist in IPPY Awards for Midwest--Best Regional Nonfiction; 2018 Midwest Book Awards finalist for Social Science/Political/Culture; 2018 Midwest Book Awards finalist for Total Book Design, by Deb Tanner; 2018 North Dakota Documents Award, 1st Place
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Promise of Water
The Garrison Diversion Project has been a controversial political issue in North Dakota for decades. More than half a billion dollars already have been spent, and a comparable amount is being sought to bring the project to completion. The landscape has been transformed by pumping stations and other large-scale waterworks, along with more than one hundred twenty miles of canals.
By: Wayne Gudmundson and Robert Silberman.
Sister Secrets: A Brother's Reveal
Sister Secrets: A Brother’s Reveal is a study in regret and hope for dealing with family members who suffer from mental illness, in this case, sisters who are too-late diagnosed with bipolar disorder. One sister is dead. The other is in prison. Sister Secrets is written by the brother, who examines family dynamics—a farm family in the Red River Valley, an often-absent father involved in politics, and sexual abuse—where people often don’t talk publicly (or privately) about mental illness.