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Natalie Kinsey-Warnock, Author, Writer, Artist & Vermont Resident Natalie Kinsey-Warnock grew up on a dairy farm in the Northeast Kingdom of Vermont where her Scottish ancestors settled in the early 1800s. An avid athlete, artist, and writer, she finds her inspiration in these northern hills where she lives with her husband, Tom. Natalie loves walking and sleeping out at night and continues to climb the hills near her home to watch the Northern Lights and listen to the bears and owls. Natalie has enjoyed many of the experiences she writes about, including having had a pack of coyotes run by her, yapping and yeowling, just as she's described in On a Starry Night. |
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On a Starry Night Natalie Kinsey-Warnock 
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In On a Starry Night anything can happen--and does. Nighthawks swoop, and the dark woods rattle with crickets and frogs, making us look over our shoulder for the things that hide behind dark trees. But the same night that can seem so scary can be magical--and soon we're flying higher that any nighthawk, sailing across the sky with stars and planets spinning by us like ribbon from a spool!
Luminous paintings and words evoke all the wonder of night as they tell the story of one young girl who wraps herself in the magic that night brings. Hardcover Signed Editions $ 17.95 |
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The Bear that Heard Crying Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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The Bear that Heard Crying is a true story about Sarah Whitcher. Sarah was only three years old when, in June 1783, she got lost in the woods near Warren, New Hampshire. For four days, people from surrounding towns looked for her. Just when the search was to be called off, a Mr. Heath had a dream about finding Sara. He showed up and, following the guidance of his dream, found her. When she was older, Sarah wrote down what she remembered of those days in the woods and the "big black dog" that found her. Many of the searchers wrote down their accounts. It was these accounts that the author's sister, Helen, found while doing genealogical research in an old history of Warren, New Hampshire. Paperback Signed Editions $ 7.99 |
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In the Language of Loons Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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In the Language of Loons is about the summer of 1969 which Arlis spends with his grandparents. Arlis would remember this particular summer because of the loons and because spending the summer with his grandparents opened new worlds for him. Arlis was glad to be away from his father, who was always too busy to spend time with him anyway. That wasn't the case with Grandpa. Grandpa taught him about the stars, about birds, and most especially about having faith in himself and the need to take responsibility for his actions.
It was the summer he started to run and realized he could be good at something if he tried hard enough. When school started that fall, even though some sad changes came as well, he was a new Arlis, one who was able to stand on his own. Hardcover Signed Editions $ 17.99 |
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The Fiddler of the Northern Lights Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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Fiddler of the Northern Lights is set in the far north, where wolves howl at the moon, and the old folks say that strange and wondrous things sometimes happen. The Pepin family lived in the north woods along the wild St. Maurice River, and young Henry learned all of Grandpa Pepin's stories by heart. There are stories of the great white owl, the terrible loupgarou, and of the fiddler who makes the Northern Lights dance.
Everyone said Grandpa's stories were just stories, until the night Grandpa and Henry went upriver in search of the fiddler. That night something strange and wondrous happened. Illuminating illustrations bring to life this magical story. Hardcover Signed Editions $ 16.99 |
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The Summer of Stanley Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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In The Summer of Stanley Molly gets an unusual, and not particularly welcome, gift for her ninth birthday, a goat named Stanley. Molly had really wanted a bicycle like her friend Annie had. It was 1945. Molly's Mama wasn't happy because Daddy was off fighting in the war. Grandpa's gift of Stanley caused endless trouble: Stanley climbed on the car and left dents in the hood; he ate Mama's Victory Garden, the dictionary, and their neighbor's new dress.
The only one who was thrilled with Stanley was Molly's little brother, Tyler. That was until the day Stanley and Tyler went fishing together. Hardcover Signed Editions $ 16.99 |
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The Canada Geese Quilt Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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The Canada Geese Quilt was Natalie Kinsey-Warnock's first book. The geese came over Miles Hill, flying low and fast, and heading north. Ariel watched them come closer, almost believing that spring couldn't start until the geese came back.
This spring, in the 1940s, brought many changes to ten-year-old Ariel's life. The prospect of a new baby in the house left her feeling strange and left out. But, with Grandma's help, they plan a special gift for the baby making use of both Ariel's and Grandma's talents. Then, Grandma suffers a stroke, and Ariel is lost and afraid. How can she come to terms with her grandmother's illness and the thought of her growing old? Finally, a special gift for Ariel from Grandma makes her feel safe and loved again, and looking to the future. Paperback Signed Editions $ 5.99 |
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Sweet Memories Still Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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In Sweet Memories Still Shelby thinks grandmothers just don't understand. Shelby has to cancel her birthday party to help care for her sick grandmother. Instead of getting the shiny new bike she wants, Grandma gives Shelby a dusty old-fashioned camera--a used camera! Shelby can't see the point of a gift that's been used before, until her grandmother shows her the photographs the camera was used to take. Then, in a horrible accident, the photo albums are lost forever. Can Shelby think of a way to recapture the past before the memories fade away?
Paperback Signed Editions $ 6.99 |
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When Spring Comes Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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When Spring Comes starts with a young girl gazing out her winter window, anticipating the scents and sounds and special pleasures of the coming spring. When spring comes she will run barefoot through the fields, wade in the brook, and gather jewel-like wild strawberries for Grandma's biscuits.The days will be warm and tender and free, the nights filled with the music of tree frogs.
Then there is a jingling of bells. The girl's reverie breaks off, and she plunges into the present, taking the reader with her. It proves to be every bit as rich, splendid, and joyful as anything she has imagined. With a rare, graceful skill, this sensuous picture book evokes the warmth of rural times past as well as the burning exhilaration, familiar to children everywhere, of being fully alive in the infinity of "now." Hardcover Signed Editions $ 17.99 |
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As Long as There Are Mountains Natalie Kinsey-Warnock
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As Long As There Are Mountains is set in the northern Vermont. Iris loves the hills where her family has lived for generations and dreams of one day running the family farm. Her brother, Lucien, however, wants no part of the family farm.
The year 1956 holds many surprises for Iris and her family. It begins with their barn burning down and Iris's suspicions that her cousin Draper may be responsible. Then Father is injured in a logging accident and in his anger and depression that follow, he decides to sell the farm. Lucien tells Iris she won't miss things so much after a while, but she knows he's wrong. Can Iris keep the family from leaving the place she knows she will love with all her heart for as long as she lives? Hardcover Signed Editions $ 16.99 |
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