PACIFIC NORTHWEST

FICTION

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F Adams

Adams, Jane. Seattle green : a novel. New York : Arbor House,

c1987. Maddy, Catherine and Natalie are three generations

of a wealthy Seattle family. Through their lives, the story

of Seattle unfolds. A good read if you like

multi-generational novels.

F Alcala

Alcalá, Kathleen, 1954-. Spirits of the ordinary : a tale of

Casas Grandes. San Francisco : Chronicle Books, c1997. Set

in northern Mexico, a family struggles to stay together

while its members search for identity and meaning during a

period of social and political upheaval and turmoil. The

author is a resident of the Pacific Northwest.

F Alexie

Alexie, Sherman, 1966-. Reservation blues. 1st ed. New York :

Atlantic Monthly Press, c1995. Robert Johnson sold his soul

to the devil in 1931, and was murdered seven years later. He

reappears in 1992 on the Spokane Indian Reservation and

meets Thomas Builds-the-Fire, who starts Coyote Springs, an

all-Indian Catholic rock-and-roll band.

F Alexie

Alexie, Sherman, 1966-. Reservation blues. 1st ed. New York :

Atlantic Monthly Press, c1995. Robert Johnson sold his soul

to the devil in 1931, and was murdered seven years later. He

reappears in 1992 on the Spokane Indian Reservation and

meets Thomas Builds-the-Fire, who starts Coyote Springs, an

all-Indian Catholic rock-and-roll band.

F Allen

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Allen, T. D., pseud. Doctor in buckskin. [1st ed.]. New York,

: Harper, [1951]. A fictional account of the lives of

Marcus and Narcissa Whitman as missionary doctor and teacher

for the Indians of the Oregon Territory.

F Binns

Binns, Archie, 1899-. Lightship. Binsfords, 1954. Nine men

work and live in isolation on a lightship off a reef of the

Pacific Coast -- a good nautical novel.

F Capps

Capps, Benjamin, 1922-. The true memoirs of Charley Blankenship;

: a novel. [1st ed.]. Philadelphia, : Lippincott, [1972].

At age 17, during the 1880's, Charlie left home in Missouri

to become a cowboy in the West. Based on a true story, but

fictionalized for interest.

F Craven

Craven, Margaret. Walk gently this good Earth. New York :

Putnam, c1977. Follows the lives of the four Westcott

children and their adopted brother from the 1930's to the

present, as they maintain their close family ties and

old-fashioned values while living on their vast Montana

ranch.

F Crew

Crew, Linda. Long time passing. New York : Delacorte Press,

1997. In her sophomore year of high school Kathy Shay

begins the difficult process of coming of age in a small

town in Oregon during the turbulent sixties (1960's).

F Davis

Davis, Terry. Vision quest : a novel. New York : Viking Press,

1979. An eighteen-year-old wrestler, Louden Swain pursues

many interests, including a love affair, hiking in the

Cascades and reading American novels, as he strives to

achieve his quest for "vision.".

F Dereske

Dereske, Jo. Miss Zukas in death's shadow. New York : Avon

Twilight, c1999. Helma Zukas, a librarian at the local

public library, is working off her community service

sentence at a homeless shelter that is the site of several

thefts, and now a murder. With some help from her friend

Ruth, Helma has to lead the library through an audit, deal

with an old flame, and solve the murder before she becomes a

real convict.

F Dillard

Dillard, Annie. The Living. New York, NY : HarperCollins

Publishers, c1992. Historical novel of Bellingham,

Washington during the late 1800's and early part of the 20th

century.

F Doig

Doig, Ivan. The sea runners. 1st ed. New York : Atheneum,

1982. In 1853 four indentured servants escape from Russian

Alaska and make their way by canoe down the Pacific

Northwest coast toward Oregon.

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F Doig

Doig, Ivan. English creek. 1st ed. New York : Atheneum, 1984.

Jick McCaskill and his family live in northern Montana,

where his father is a forest ranger and range rider. His

older brother at 18 is set on marriage to a town girl and

livelihood as a cowboy, which throws the family into

conflict.

F Frazier

Frazier, Neta (Lohnes), 1890-. Rawhide Johnny. Longmans, 1957.

The railroad becomes a way of life for John Keith in the

1870s.

F Frazier

Frazier, Neta (Lohnes) 1890-. Stout-hearted seven. [1st ed.].

New York, : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, [1973]. After their

parents died during the Oregon Trail journey in 1844, the

seven Sager children were adopted by Marcus and Narcissa

Whitman. A few short years later, they had to deal with

tragedy again.

F Gast

Gast, Kelly P. Dil dies hard. 1st ed. Garden City, N.Y. :

Doubleday, 1975. Dil Reeves, a homesteader in Bear Creek

Washington in 1915, tries to figure out why someone is

trying to kill him, kidnap his girlfriend, murder his only

friend, and kill his horse.

F Gloss

Gloss, Molly. The jump-off creek. 1st Mariner Books ed. Boston

: Houghton Mifflin Co., 1998. Lydia Sanderson writes about

her life on Jump Off Creek in the higher mountain country of

Oregon in 1895. She tells of friendship, loss, daily

struggles, and achievements.

F Guterson

Guterson, David. Snow falling on cedars. 1st Vintage

contemporaries ed. New York : Vintage Books, 1995. When a

newspaper journalist covers the trial of a Japanese American

accused of murder, he must come to terms with his own past.

F Harris

Harris, Christie. Forbidden frontier. [1st ed.]. New York, :

Atheneum, 1968. Allison, daughter of a Scottish Hudson's

Bay Company official and a Haida Indian woman joins forces

with Megan, the daughter of Irish immigrants. They are both

rebels, against the white man's treatment of the Indians.

F Hawes

Hawes, Evelyn. The Happy land. Harcourt, 1965. A 15-year old

girl tells of her politically active family in Washington in

the 1920s.

F Hobbs

Hobbs, Will. Far North. New York : Morrow Junior Books, c1996.

After the destruction of their floatplane, sixteen-year-old

Gabe and his Dene friend, Raymond, struggle to survive a

winter in the wilderness of the Northwest Territories of

Canada.

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F Holm

Holm, Jennifer L. Boston Jane. 1st ed. New York :

HarperCollins, c2002. Far from her native Philadelphia,

Miss Jane Peck continues to prove that she's more than an

etiquette-schooled graduate of Miss Hepplewhite's Young

Ladies Academy as she braves the untamed wilderness of

Washington Territory in the mid 1850s.

F Hyde

Hyde, Michael, 1908-. Nootka; being the adventures of John

Jewitt, seaman. New York, : H. Z. Walck, [1969, c1968]. As

they sailed into Nootka Sound on Vancouver Island in 1803,

Captain Salter warned them "I want no trouble with the

Indians." Nothing could have prevented the disaster that

followed, and the only two survivors - John Jewitt, a young

blacksmith, and Sails - were captured by the Nootka Indians.

Jewitt kept a journal of their captivity, telling of the

dangers and friendship with the Chief's son, as well as the

customs of the Indians.

F Jones

Jones, Nard. Swift flows the river. Binfords, 1046. Pioneer

days on the Columbia river forms the background for this

story of Caleb Paige. When both his parents were killed in

1856 in the assault of the Indians on the Cascades, Caleb

was taken in by Mike Shea, an Irish trooper. The boy's

constant dream was to become a river-boat pilot on the

Columbia.

F Kerouac

Kerouac, Jack, 1922-1969. The Dharma bums. New York : Penguin :

Buccaneer, c1986. Two young men search for truth the Zen

way in California and Washington State.

F Kogawa

Kogawa, Joy. Obasan. 1st U.S. ed. Boston : D.R. Godine, 1982,

c1981. Naomi Nakane, a child of Japanese immigrant parents,

is interned by the Canadians at the beginning of World War

II when she is five years old.

F Kogawa

Kogawa, Joy. Itsuka. 1st Anchor Books ed. New York : Anchor

Books, 1994. Naomi Nakane, a Japanese Canadian woman,

fights to get government compensation for the victims of

wartime internment and confiscation of property in Canada.

Sequel to Obasan.

F Lawrence

Lawrence, Iain, 1955-. The lightkeeper's daughter. New York :

Delacorte Press, 2002. When, after a four-year absence,

seventeen-year-old Squid returns to her childhood home on a

remote lighthouse island off British Columbia with her young

daughter in tow, she and her parents try to come to terms

with each other and the painful events of the past,

especially the death of her older brother.

F LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. Malafrena. New York : Berkley Pub.

Corp. : distributed by Putnam, c1979. In the imaginary land

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of Orsinia in the early 19th century, a wealthy young man

finds his life changed forever when he joins an underground

revolutionary movement.

F LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. Very far away from anywhere else.

1st ed. New York : Atheneum, 1976. Seventeen-year-old Owen

Griffiths learns to find his own way to a future in science

through a friendship with a girl whose life is dedicated to

music.

F Lesley

Lesley, Craig. The sky fisherman. Houghton Mifflin Company,

1995. Set in a small town in Oregon, where the interwoven

currents of love, death, and a boy's comming of age flow

swiftly below a surface life of hard work and confrontation

with the forces of nature.

F Lesley

Lesley, Craig. River song. 1st Picador USA pbk. ed. New York :

Picador USA, 1999. Danny and his son, Jack, bond together

as they travel around the Pacific Northwest finding work,

eventually getting caught up in a fight between their new

friend, who fishes in the traditional Indian manner, and the

local white fishermen on the Columbia river.

F Lesley

Lesley, Craig. The sky fisherman. New York : Picador USA,

c1995. Love, death, coming of age, and Native American

spiritual beliefs flow together with the forces of nature in

this novel.

F Lesley

Lesley, Craig. Storm riders. 1st ed. New York : Picador USA,

2000. While Clark Woods tries to connect his foster son

Wade with his Native American roots, Clark realizes that the

boy is not only suffering from fetal alcohol syndrom, but is

also disturbed. Their tenuous bond is further strained when

Wade is implicated in the drowning of a young girl.

F Ma

Maclean, Norman, 1902-. A river runs through it : and other

stories. Chicago : New York : University of Chicago Press ;

Pocket Books, c1976. A river runs through it. -- Logging

and pimping and "Your pal, Jim." -- USFS 1919: the ranger,

the cook, and a hole in the sky. A young man in frontier

Montana tells the story of his minister father, who taught

his sons the ways of grace and fly fishing, of his brother,

an artist at trout fishing but less than successful at life;

and the swift, cold rivers that ran from the heart of the

mountains into the still-mysterious heart of man.

F McKay

McKay, Allis. They came to a river. Binfords, 1961. Chris

Hallowell's family moves to the apple-growing area of inland

Washington near the Columbia River and her life revolves

around the river and its people.

F Moon

Moon, Michael E. John Medicinewolf. New York : Dial Press,

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c1979. A Lakota Indian evokes life in the Salmon River

valley, his life as a hunter and a paperboy with a 350-mile

route, and the oral traditions of his grandfather who knew

stories stretching back to the dawn of time.

F Morrison

Morrison, Dorothy Nafus. Somebody's horse. New York : Atheneum,

1986. Jenny's good care transforms a pathetic, sick, and

abandoned horse into a splendid jumper, but there remains

the question of who the real owner is.

F Mosher

Mosher, Howard Frank. The true account : concerning a Vermont

gentleman's race to the Pacific against and exploration of

the western American continent coincident to the expedition

of Captains Meriwether Lewis and William Clark. Boston :

Houghton Mifflin, 2003. Private True Teague Kinneson and

his nephew, Ticonderoga, encounter a variety of adventures

as they race Lewis and Clark to the Pacific Ocean.

F Peterson

Peterson, Brenda, 1950-. Duck and cover : a novel. 1st ed. New

York, NY : HarperCollinsPublishers, c1991. Story of the

Mackenzie family told through the voices of three

generations in the decade of the 1980s.

F Pl

Platt, Randall Beth, 1948-. The likes of me. New York :

Delacorte Press, c2000. In 1918, having run away from the

Washington State lumber camp she calls home, a

fourteen-year-old half-Chinese albino named Cordy makes her

way to Seattle and finds work in a carnival.

F Robbins

Robbins, Tom. Still life with woodpecker. New York : Bantam,

1980. Bernard Mickey Wrangle, an anarchistic bomber and

self-styled outlaw meets Leigh-Cheri, an all-American

princess of a deposed royal line and has a love affair with

her until he is sent off to prison.

F Robbins

Robbins, Tom. Half asleep in frog pajamas. New York : Bantam

Books, 1994. Humorous story of a bad three-day weekend in

the life of one man. Over the three days, he is jerked from

one trial and one revelation to another.

F Robbins

Robbins, Tom. Another roadside attraction. Bantam ed. New York

: Bantam Books, 1990. A young clairvoyant named Amanda

changes the basic tenets of religion in this seriocomic

thriller.

F Robbins

Robbins, Tom. Skinny legs and all. New York : Bantam Books,

1990. An Arab and a Jew open a restaurant across the street

from the United Nations, and together with a strange group

of artists, waitresses, and friends, they await the end of

the world.

F Robbins

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Robbins, Tom. Fierce invalids home from hot climates. New York

: Bantam Books, c2000. Switters, a man of intense

contradictions, travels across continents in a near constant

swirl of danger and love as he faces most of the

encumbrances of our modern age.

F Roberts

Roberts, Kenneth Lewis, 1885-1957. Northwest passage. New York

: Doubleday, 1937. Major Robert Rogers, an American ranger

commander, whose dream is to find an overland passage to the

Pacific, attempts to raise money for the expedition. The

story is told through the eyes of the artist whose ambition

is to paint the Indians as they really looked and to follow

Rogers.

F Scheffer

Scheffer, Victor B. Little Calf. New York, : Scribner, [1970].

Traces a year in the life of a young sperm whale called

Little Calf from his birth in the Northeastern Pacific

Ocean, through the migrations, birth and death of other

whales, courtship and fierce battles they wage in the sea.

F Shields

Shields, Cornelia, 1961-. Seven for Oregon : a novel based on

the Sager family's true adventure. 1st ed. Dayton, Wash. :

Green Springs Press, 1986. Recounts the stirring journey of

the seven Sager children, orphaned on the Oregon Trail in

1844. Left with missionaries Marcus and Narcissa Whitman in

Oregon Territory, they experienced the joys and hardships of

pioneer life, and tragedy when hostile Indians attacked the

mission in 1847. Their saga is a slice of American history

and an emotional reading experience.

F Spanbauer

Spanbauer, Tom. The man who fell in love with the moon : a

novel. 1st HarperPerennial ed. New York : HarperPerennial,

1992. In turn-of-the-century Idaho, young Shed, a half

Indian and half white orphan, works in a brothel run by the

mayor. In this haphazard home he constructs a family with

Alma, a prostitute, and Dellwood, a cowboy, and tries to

find his origins.

F Stapp

Stapp, Arthur D. Ordeal by mountains (#75088-Rutledge, Rory).

Viking, 1970. When the plane his father is flying crashes

in the Cascades between Spokane and Seattle, Arnold is the

one who must hike out to bring help to his injured parents.

F Thesman

Thesman, Jean. Between. New York : Viking, 2002. Sent to stay

at a guest house near Puget Sound in 1941, Charlotte finds

herself worried that she is losing her mind because of

strange goings-on involving her adopted younger brother, a

talking cat, a menacing couple of guests, and the mysterious

woods nearby.

F Wagoner

Wagoner, David. Tracker. 1st ed. Boston : Little, Brown,

[1975]. An Indian and a young white man experience many

dangers when they track down and attempt to capture a gang

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of bank robbers in Colorado in 1889.

F Welch

Welch, James, 1940-. Fools crow. New York, N.Y., U.S.A. :

Penguin Books, 1987, c1986. In 1870 the Lone Eaters, a

small band of Pikuni (or Blackfeet) Indians, are living in

the Two Medicine Territory of Montana. The extinction of the

Pikuni way of life is ominously in sight. Only the form of

that end is in question.

F Wilbee

Wilbee, Brenda. Sweetbriar. Eugene, Or. : Harvest House

Publishers, c1983. The story of the Boren and Denny

families' trip west from Cherry Grove, Illinois to Seattle,

Washington where they became the founders of one of the

world's busiest deepwater seaports.

F Wilbee

Wilbee, Brenda. Sweetbriar spring. Eugene, Or. : Harvest House

Publishers, c1989. The captivating sequel to Sweetbriar and

The Sweetbriar Bride, continues this remarkable love story

of Louisa and David Denny during the long, dark winter of

1854.

F Wilbee

Wilbee, Brenda. The sweetbriar bride. Eugene, Or. : Harvest

House Publishers, c1986. Beautiful Louisa Boren,

twenty-four and unmarried, is an unusual woman for the year

1851.

F Yu

Yurk, Amy. The kind of love that saves you. New York : Bantam

Books, 2000. A woman speaks to her unborn child about the

joys of the baby's coming and the sorrow of losing her

husband.

FSS 917.97 Wa (SHS)

Washington (filmstrips/6) : a regional geography. Secondary

level. Bothell, WA : BCS Educational Aids, Inc., 1984. 1.

An overview. 2. The coastal region and Puget Sound lowland.

3. Cascade range and Okanogan highlands. 4. The Columbia

basin. 5. Industry, part I. 6. Industry, part II.

PB Alexie

Alexie, Sherman, 1966-. The Lone Ranger and Tonto fistfight in

heaven. 1st HarperPerennial ed. New York :

HarperPerennial, 1994. Victor, a Spokane Indian through

whose eyes we view the community, is strongly aware of

Native American traditions but wonders how his ancestors

view today's Indians. In spite of the bleakness of

reservation life, the text of these stories brims with humor

and passion as it juxtaposes ancient customs with such

contemporary artifacts as electric guitars and diet Pepsi.

PB Brown

Brown, Carrie. The dark. 1st ed. New York : St. Martin's

Press, 1995. Dr. Lindy Adair the new owner of 180 acres of

land that once belonged to a commune, is accustomed to

strangers on her property, but when a teenaged boy stumbles

past her home early one morning and falls into a nearby

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pond, she is forced to investigate.

PB Carver

Carver, Raymond. What we talk about when we talk about love :

stories. 1st ed. New York : Knopf : distributed by Random

House, 1981. Why don't you dance?--Viewfinder--Mr. Coffee

and Mr. Fixit--Gazebo--I could see the smallest things

--Sacks--The bath--(etc.).

PB Cody

Cody, Robin, 1943-. Ricochet river. Hillsboro, OR : Blue Heron

Publishing, 1992. Tells the story of three high school

students in an Oregon logging town in the summer of 1960 and

of the bond they form.

PB Craven

Craven, Margaret. I heard the owl call my name. Mark, a young

minister, is sent to the Kwakiutl Indian village of

Kingcome. He has only two years to live, but does not know

it. When he hears the owl, an Indian legend, he understands

what is going to happen.

PB Craven

Craven, Margaret. I heard the owl call my name. Laurel ed. New

York : Dell, 1984, c1973. Sent to live with an Indian tribe

in British Columbia, a young minister learns not to fear his

impending death.

PB Davis

Davis, H.L. (Harold Lenoir), 1896-1960. Honey in the horn.

Moscow, ID : University of Idaho Press, 1992, c1935. A

novel of the open spaces of Oregon during the homesteading

years 1906-1908. Clay Calvert is mixed up in a jail delivery

and his subsequent long string of adventures brings him into

contact with herders, horse traders, sawmill workers,

hoppickers, sherrifs, storekeepers, desperadoes, Indians,

and settlers of every variety.

PB Dereske

Dereske, Jo. Miss Zukas and the island murders. New York :

Avon, 1995. Miss Zukas and her guests at an island

get-together soon find themselves stranded on a fog-bound

island with a murderer in their midst.

PB Doig

Doig, Ivan. English creek. 1st ed. New York : Atheneum, 1984.

Jick McCaskill and his family live in northern Montana,

where his father is a forest ranger and range rider. His

older brother at 18 is set on marriage to a town girl and

livelihood as a cowboy, which throws the family into

conflict.

PB Doig

Doig, Ivan. Winter brothers : a season at the edge of America.

New York : Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1980.

PB Dorris

Dorris, Michael. A yellow raft in blue water. Warner Books ed.

New York, NY : Warner Books, 1988, c1987. The bitter rifts

and inevitable bonds between generations are highlighted as

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a teenage daughter, mother, and grandmother of an

American-Indian family tell their life stories.

PB Guterson

Guterson, David. Snow falling on cedars. New York : Vintage

Books, c1994. When a newspaper journalist covers the trial

of a Japanese American accused of murder, he must come to

terms with his own past.

PB Guthrie

Guthrie, A. B. (Alfred Bertram), 1901-. The big sky. Thorndike

large print. Thorndike, Me. : Thorndike Press, 1985, c1947.

PB Jance

Jance, J.A. Minor in possession. New York : Avon, 1990.

PB Kerouac

Kerouac, Jack, 1922-1969. Visions of Cody. [1st ed.]. New

York, : McGraw Hill, [1972].

PB Kerouac

Kerouac, Jack, 1922-1969. The town & the city. San Diego :

Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, c1978.

PB Kerouac

Kerouac, Jack, 1922-1969. Book of dreams. City Lights Books,

1981. Kerouac has recorded his dreams after waking up and

strung them together. Many of his literary characters appear

in these dreams, offering commentary upon his novels.

PB Kesey

Kesey, Ken. Sometimes a great notion : a novel. New York :

Penguin Books, 1977, c1964.

PB Kesey

Kesey, Ken. Sometimes a great notion : a novel. New York :

Penguin Books, 1977, c1964.

PB London

London, Jack, 1876-1916. White Fang. Scholastic Inc. : New

York. White Fang was part dog, part wolf. In his lonely

world, he soon learned to follow the harsh law of the North

- kill or be killed. A cruel Beauty Smith purchases White

Fang from his Indian master and turns him into a vicious

killer -- a pit dog forced to fight for money. Will he ever

know the kindness of a gentle master or will he die a fierce

deadly killer?.

PB Maclean

Maclean, Norman, 1902-. A river runs through it : and other

stories. New York : Pocket Books, c1976. A river runs

through it. -- Logging and pimping and "Your pal, Jim." --

USFS 1919. A young man in frontier Montana tells the story

of his minister father, who taught his sons the ways of

grace and fly fishing, of his brother, an artist at trout

fishing but less than successful at life; and the swift,

cold rivers that ran from the heart of the mountains into

the still-mysterious heart of man.

PB Michener

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Michener, James A. (James Albert), 1907-. Alaska. 1st ed. New

York : FAWCETT cREST, c1988. Describes the lives and

struggles of humans and animals in Alaskan prehistory and

then leaps into the eighteenth century where the historical

high points are vividly portrayed.

PB Paul

Paul, Charlotte. Seattle. New American Library, 1986.

PB Robbins

Robbins, Tom. Still life with Woodpecker. New York : Bantam

Books, 1980. Princess Leigh Cheri is a strong willed girl

with her own ideas about the world and how things should be

dealt with. She is well brought up though sometimes naive,

and this proves to be true when she looses her heart to

Bernard, a man with a natural affinity for blowing things

up. It tells of his imprisonment and her long battle to keep

their love going.

RC 813.54 He (SHS)

Craven, Margaret. I heard the owl call my name (cassette).

Prince Frederick, MD : Recorded Books, 1987. NARRATOR:

Frank Muller. Sent to a remote British Colombian parish, a

priest with only two years to live learns enough of the

meaning of life from the Indians not to fear death.

Ref 340.115 Pistole

Washington criminal law. These are the laws of the state of

Washington that deal with criminal behavior: moral crimes,

arrest, search and seizure, homicide, sex offenses,

assaults, burglary, arson, etc.

Ref 352.979 Washingt

Washington State yearbook, 1889 - 1989: a gui.

Ref 353.979 Washington

Washington (State). Office of Financial Management. Washington

State Data Book 1995. Olympia, WA : Office of Financial

Management, 1995. Washington State historical facts and

symbols.--Data notes.--Population.--Economy.--State

Government finance.--Human services.--Criminal

Justice.--Education.--Natural

resources.--Environment.--Energy.--Transportation.--Local

government and special districts.

Ref 353.979 Washington

Washington (State). Office of Finanacial Management. Washington

State Data Book 1997. Olympia, WA : Office of Financial

Management, 1997. Washington State historical facts and

symbols.--Data notes.--Population.--Economy.--State

Government finance.--Human services.--Criminal

Justice.--Education.--Natural

resources.--Environment.--Energy.--Transportation.--Local

government and special districts.

Ref 364.092 Nash

Nash, Jay Robert. Bloodletters and badmen; : a narrative

encyclopedia of American criminals from the Pilgrims to the

present. New York, : M. Evans; distributed in association

with Lippincott, Philadelphia, [1973]. American criminals

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from the Pilgrims to the present, including those of the Old

West.

Ref 364.092 Nash

Nash, Jay Robert. Bloodletters and badmen; : a narrative

encyclopedia of American criminals from the Pilgrims to the

present. New York, : M. Evans; distributed in association

with Lippincott, Philadelphia, [1973]. American criminals

from the Pilgrims to the present, including those of the Old

West.

Ref 911 Farmer

Farmer, Judith. An Historical atlas of early Oregon. Historical

Cartographic Publ., 1973. Maps of the fur trade, coastal

exploration, overland exploration, and Indian tribes and

trails in the entire Pacific Northwest region.

Ref 911.73 American

The American Heritage pictorial atlas of the United States

History. American Heritage Publishing Co., 1966.

Historical maps of the Westward Expansion Period are found

on pages 128 to 176.

Ref 912 Atlas

Oregon State University. Atlas of the Pacific Northwest. 8th

ed. Corvalis, Or. : Oregon State University Press, c1993.

The Region.--Historical

geography.--Population.--Transportation.--Land use and

ownership.--etc.

Ref 912.797 Idaho

Delorme. Idaho Atlas and Gazetteer. Freeport, Maine : Delorme

Mapping Co, 1992.

Ref 912.797 Mo

Mossir, Frank Lemerise 1907-. Marine atlas, volume 1: Olympia to

Malcolm Island. Seattle, : P.B.I. Co., 1968-71. Contains

harbor charts and air photos of the coastline of Northwest

Washington's Puget Sound, the San Juan Islands, Gulf

Islands, Vancouver and British Columbia mainland, Vancouver

Island, and Johnstone Strait, up to Malcolm Island at the

north end of Vancouver Island and entrance to Queen

Charlotte Strait.

Ref 912.797 Mo

Mossir, Frank Lemerise 1907-. Marine atlas, volume 2: Port Hardy

to Skagway. Seattle, : P.B.I. Co., 1968-71. Contains

nautical and harbor charts, with air photos of the coastline

of the west side of Vancouver Island, the Queen Charlotte

and Hecate Straits, the British Columbia coastline north of

Vancouver Island, the Queen Charlotte Islands, and Southeast

Alaska to the Muir Glacier and Skagway.

Ref 912.797 Oregon

Oregon Atlas and Gazetteer. Freeport, Maine : Delorme Mapping,

1991. Maps of Oregon State along with listings of state

parks, bicycle routes, campgrounds, gardens, museums, and

boat trips, etc.

Ref 912.797 Scott

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Scott, James William 1925-. Washington : a centennial atlas.

Bellingham, WA : Western Washington University, 1989. The

climatic regions and natural environment, populationu

statistics, settlements, the economy and resources,

manufacturing and service industries, government, society

and cultural achievements in Washington.

Ref 912.797 Washington

Washington atlas & gazetteer. Freeport, Maine : DeLorme Mapping,

1992. Maps of Washington State along with listings of state

parks, bicycle routes, campgrounds, gardens, museums, ferry

and boat trips, etc.

Ref 979.7 Early

Early Washington. Western Guide Publishers, 1974. A chronology

of Washington history, many fine old maps of the Washington

Territory, old pictures, and very little writing. Also,

includes location of gold mines, old forts, Indian

battlegrounds, military roads and overland routes.

Ref 979.7 Yates

Our evergreen state government: state and loc.

SC Burnett

Burnett, Dan. A Cowboy never lies. Hamilton : New West Press,

1996. Humorous stories and adventures of a cowboy now

living in the Northwest.

SC Ca

Carver, Raymond. What we talk about when we talk about love :

stories. Vintage Books ed. New York : Vintage

Contemporaries, 1989. Why don't you dance? -- Viewfinder --

Mr. Coffee and Mr. Fixit -- Gazebo -- I could see the

smallest things -- Sacks -- The Bath -- Tell the women we're

going -- After the denim -- So much water so close to home

-- The third thing that killed my father off -- A serious

talk -- The calm -- Popular mechanics -- Everything stuck to

him -- What we talk about when we talk about love -- One

more thing. Collection of seventeen short stories about

love.

SC Carver

Carver, Raymond. Where I'm calling from : new and selected

stories. 1st Trade ed. New York : Atlantic Monthly Press,

c1988. Contents: Nobody said anything-Bicycles, muscles,

cigarettes--The student's wife--They're not your husband

--What do you do in San Francisco?-(etc.).

SC Gallagher

Gallagher, Tess. The lover of horses : and other stories. St.

Paul, MN : Graywolf Press, c1992. The lover of horses --

King Death -- Recourse -- Turpentine -- At mercy -- A pair

of glasses -- The woman who saved Jessie James --

Beneficiaries -- Bad company -- The wimp -- Desperate

measures -- Girls. One story shows what happens when you

bring together a woman, her Avon lady, and a fortune teller.

Then there is the wife who comes to understand the worth of

her short, balding husband; a widow who realizes what her

loveless marriage meant to her and to her husband; the

daughter who comes home to her dying father. Tess Gallagher

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shows us people reaching across small and large spaces,

bouncing off each other, meeting for moments, or living

together for years.

SC Munro

Munro, Alice. The love of a good woman : stories. 1st ed. New

York : Vintage Contemporaries : A Division of Random House,

1998. The love of a good woman -- Jakarta -- Cortes Island

-- Save the reaper -- The children stay -- Rich as stink --

Before the change -- My mother's dream. Contains eight

short stories of love, passion, and the desires of the human

heart by contemporary Canadian author Alice Munro.

SC Munro

Munro, Alice. The progress of love. New York, NY : Penguin

Books, 1987. The Progress of Love -- Lichen -- Monsieur les

Deux Chapeaux -- Miles City, Montana -- Fits -- The moon in

the Orange Street Skating Rink -- Jesse and Meribeth --

Eskimo -- A Queer Streak -- Circle of Prayer -- White Dump.

SC Munro

Munro, Alice. The beggar maid : stories of Flo and Rose. New

York : Vintage Contemporaries, 1977. Royal Beatings --

Privilege -- Half a Grapefruit -- Wild Swans -- The Beggar

Maid -- Mischief -- Providence -- Simon's Luck -- Spelling

-- Who Do You Think You Are?. Ten short stories follow

thirty years in the life of a young woman and her

manipulative stepmother.

SC Wolff

Wolff, Tobias, 1945-. The Night in Question. New York : Alfred

A. Knope, Inc., 1996. Mortals -- Casualty -- Powder -- Life

of the Body -- Flyboys -- Sanity -- Other Miller -- Two Boys

and a girl -- Migraine -- The Chain -- Smorgasbord -- Lady's

Dream -- Night in question -- Fierlight -- Bullet in the

Brain. This book of stories are about real peple and real

things. Some are funny and some are chilling, yet each

story, however crucial, is marked by Mr. Wolff's

compassionate understanding and humor.

SC Wolff

Wolff, Tobias, 1945-. In the garden of the North American

martyrs : a collection of short stories. 1st ed. New York,

N.Y. : Ecco Press, 1981. Next door -- Hunters in the snow

-- An episode in the life of Professor Brooke -- Smokers --

Face to face -- Passengers -- Maiden voyage -- Worldly goods

-- Wingfield -- In the garden of the North American martyrs

-- Poaching -- The liar. A collection of Tobias Wolff's

short stories, originally published in other works.

SF Gr

Griffith, Nicola. Slow river. 1st trade pbk. ed. New York :

Ballantine Books, 1996. Lore van de Oest is kidnapped from

her wealthy family, her identity stolen, and left for dead

when an outlaw named Spanner rescues her and gives her the

chance to start over in this futuristic society.

SF Herbert

Herbert, Frank. God Emperor of Dune. New York : Putnam, c1981.

Fourth book in the Dune series. Takes place 3500 years after

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the events of the original trilogy. Tells the story of Leto,

the son of Paul Atreides, who has traded his humanity to

become an immortal sandworm of Dune.

SF Herbert

Herbert, Frank. Children of Dune. New York : Berkley Pub. Corp.

: distributed by Putnam, c1976, 1982. This third volume in

the Dune trilogy depicts the evolutionary development of the

planet Arrakis.

SF Herbert

Herbert, Frank. Children of Dune. New York : Berkley Pub. Corp.

: distributed by Putnam, c1976. This third volume in the

Dune trilogy depicts the evolutionary development of the

planet Arrakis.

SF LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. The lathe of heaven. New York, :

Scribner, [1971].

SF LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. The left hand of darkness.

SF LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. A wizard of Earthsea. Ace : 19968.

SF LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. The Beginning place. 1st ed. New

York : Harper & Row, c1980. Two young people meet in a

magical, peaceful world, but soon they find their refuge

becoming a place of horror and nightmare.

SF LeGuin

Le Guin, Ursula K., 1929-. City of illusions. 1st ed. New York

: Harper & Row, [1978] c1967. After living for five years

with the family of the House of Zove, the stranger known as

Falk leaves them to discover his true identity.

SL 979.7 Se(SHS)

Sehome High School. Slides from the late 1970's and early 1980's

at SHS. Bellingham, WA : Sehome High School, 1983.

Originally part of an orientation program to Sehome High

School, these slides may now be of historic interest.

VT 574.5 Cr 1 (SHS)

Creatures on the dry side (videotape). Los Angeles, CA :

Churchill Media, (23min), [1991]. Host: Susan Michaels.

Describes a range of plants and animals living in the desert

environment in eastern Washington State and how to protect

them. Grade: Middle, High.

VT 574.5 Ed 1 (SHS)

Edge of the continent (videotape). Los Angeles, CA : Churchill

Media, (25min), 1992. Narrated by Penny LaGate. Describes

the sea life along the northwest coast from tiny plankton to

the gigantic gray whale and how to protect marine life.

Grade: Middle, High.

VT 574.5 Re 1 (SHS)

Return of the red wolf (videotape). Los Angeles, CA : Churchill

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Media, (13min), 1991. Hosted by Susan Michaels. Describes

the characteristics of the red wolf and the programs to

rescue this nearly extinct animal. Grade: Middle, High.

VT 574.5 Tr 1 (SHS)

Tracks of the grizzly (videotape). Los Angeles, CA : Churchill

Media, (22min), 1990. Narrated by Penny LeGate. Describes

the characteristics and life cycle of the Grizzly bear.

Grade: Middle, High.

VT 597.55 Lo (SHS)

Long live the kings : an Alan Honick film. Seattle : Long Live

the Kings, 1995. This video chronicles several efforts

acorss the Pacific Northwest that are helping to increase

salmon populations and restore their habitat. It also offers

a scenic look at the region and the history and traditions

surrounding this great fish.

VT 598.1 Pa 1 (SHS)

A passion for birds (videotape). Los Angeles, CA : Churchill

Media, (23min), 1991. Hosted by Susan Michaels. Describes

the characteristics of a variety of shorebirds and explains

how the wetlands serve the birds' needs and how humans

affect them. Grade: High.

VT 709.01 (SHS)

Anna Jefferson (videotape) : prepared by the Whatcom Museum of

History and Art. Bellingham : Whatcom Museum Education

Department. The video documents Lummi basketweaver Anna

Jefferson as she gathers traditional materials and weaves a

cedar bark basket. Ms. Jefferson's narration provides

insight into the cultural significance of the traditional

craft and Northwest Coast People's relationship with natural

materials. She also describes how she learned to make

baskets and emphasizes the importance of keeping the

traditional knowledge of materials and techniques alive.

LOCATED AT SEHOME; ASK AT DESK.

VT 741.4372 Ih (SHS)

I heard the owl call my name (videotape). Los Angeles, CA :

Prism Entertainment, [198-], c1973. Tom Courtney, Dean

Jagger, Paul Stanley, Marianna Jones. A young Anglican

priest (Courtney) is sent by his bishop to live among the

proud Indians of the Northwest where he rediscovers life,

love, courage and dignity. Grade: High. WARNING - must

meet conditions for education exemption.

VT 940.53 Ne (SHS)

Never again, I hope : (videotape) : the holocaust. Seattle, WA :

Washington State Holocaust Education Resource Center

(37min.), 1992. Jewish holocaust survivors from the Pacific

Northwest videotaped an oral history of their experiences of

the holocaust in the thirties and forties. Their testimonies

give meaning and immediacy to the past and allow us to

reflect on the lessons of the holocaust for today's world.

VT 973.4 Le (SHS)

Lewis and Clark in Washington (videotape) : follow the Lewis and

Clark Expedition through Washington State. Olympia, Wa. :

TVW Production / Washington State Historical Society, 1999.

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A 20 minute program that follows the Lewis and Clark

Expedition through Washington State. Grade: Middle, High.

VT 979.7 Se (SHS)

Seattle Chronicle (videotape) : a chronology of Seattle's early

history. Seattle, Washington : Tartu Publications, 1992. A

2 hour tour through Seattle's first ninety years, 1851-1941.

The largest collection of rare and exciting historical

images of Seattle, selected for video by Paul Dorpat.

(LOCATED AT SEHOME). (ASK AT DESK).