"Written by a grief expert with a lot of talent, Rachel knows what she's talking about. This book can be opened to any page and compassionate comfort will be found." - Andrea Gambill, Editor-in-Chief, Grief Digest magazine
"Framing the story around the kidnapping case, Schrager has written a much-needed biography about Koehler and his important work in the early days of forensic science. Dynamic and compelling, Schrager's book is a perfect read for anyone interested in the history of criminal justice." - Library Journal
"Dick Kreck, a crackerjack storyteller, rail enthusiast and best-selling author, does it here again. No one has better captured those wild railroad construction camps where hard-toiling men reveled in whiskey and women galore." - Tom "Dr. Colorado" Noel
"The hard work and vision for a great city, marked by buildings, parks, and vibrant neighborhoods, is an ongoing task. We have created the foundation for a great city, and it is up to the leaders and people of the future to ensure its continued, balanced growth." - Governor John Hickenlooper
"This is the book I have been waiting for: a truly probing study of justice that comes down elegantly on the side of restorative and reparative actions that heal body and soul, individual and community." - Phil Cousineau, author of Beyond Forgiveness: Reflections on Atonement and The Art of Pilgrimage
"Northrup lays down, in a clean and simple line, the life he and his fellow Fond du Lac Chippewa have lived, illuminating his corner of the world in a way that achieves universality." - Chicago Tribune
"Cuban Americans will certainly take pride in the successful immigrant story here, but the candor of the personal drama at home gives the book added depth and resonance." - Booklist
"Apps adroitly weaves factual information about the difficulties of life during the Depression with the fictional story of George to create a snapshot of a different time for today's youth, much like Patricia Reilly Giff in My Name Is Rachel." - Booklist
"Interpretation-Making a Difference on Purpose is a monumental contribution to the literature on interpretation and free-choice learning. Its impact will be global in scope and immeasurable in impact. Readers will find this stunning book not only articulate but intelligent, profound, wise, and deep. It is destined to have a reverberating impact on the field of interpretation for decades to come." - Larry Beck and Ted T. Cable, authors of The Gifts of Interpretation and Interpretive Perspectives
4690 Table Mountain Drive, Suite 100
Golden, Colorado 80403
Phone: (800) 992-2908 or (303) 277-1623
Fax: (800) 726-7112 or (303) 279-7111
Legal Statement: Republication or redistribution of content is expressly prohibited without the prior written consent
of Fulcrum Publishing, Inc. Fulcrum Publishing, Inc. shall not be liable for any errors in the content, or for any actions
taken based on the information provided herein. Fulcrum Publishing, Inc. shall not be responsible for any information
posted on any of its sites by third parties.
