New Releases by Elizabeth Wallace

Minna, an appealing rabbit character, comes up with a great Valentine''s Day project which involves enlisting her little brother to do kind things for their neighbors.

A bunny family picks pumpkins at a local farm and learns pumpkin facts in the process.

Minna does a lot of thinking about her project to do something kind, make a picture about what she did, and share it with her classmates, but finally comes up with an idea that spreads to the whole school.

Buddy Bear learns about different kinds of seeds and their uses when he opens a package sent by his grandfather.

This pictorial history shows the transition of Colorado Springs from a frontier town, founded in 1871 by William Jackson Palmer, to those years just prior to the city''s exposive growth which started during World War II.

Kansas City, Missouri, has long been a bustling center of activity in the heart of the Midwest, hosting the railroads that rambled through its stockyards and the jazz pioneers who made a lasting mark on music history. This collection of vintage postcards from the late 1800s through the 1950s brings to life the people, places, and events of old Kansas City. The unique postcards printed in this book capture the historic downtown area and the Country Club Plaza as well as the private notes of a homesick visitor, paying homage to a time long gone, but not forgotten.

At bedtime a rabbit ponders the good things that happened during the day and how there was time to work, time to play, time to dance, laugh, and cuddle.

The thesis examines the telecommunications environment of Southeast Asia with particular reference to art and technology. It speculates on how technology-based creativity may emerge from this region, given current social, technological, political and economic trends.

of zoning constraints would be expected to affect vacant land market prices, however, a priori, it is not possible to demonstrate that zoning-constrained land markets would lead to maximum aggregate land values for a jurisdiction.

Reminiscences of an American woman, now in her eighties, who had been a scholar and traveler, teacher and friend of many famous men and women of Europe and America.