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Summer Camp for Big Kids: TransRockies Run$44.95 -
“Blue Mountain Rose”$24.95 -
“We Walk the Earth in Beauty: Traditional Navajo Lifeways”$34.95 -
“Running Up the Mountain”$28.95 -
“The San Francisco Peaks and Flagstaff Through the Lens of Time”$59.95 -
“Catch Me If You Can” Filbert Bayi’s story$19.95 -
“Voices of Navajo Mothers and Daughters: Portraits of Beauty”$42.95 -
“Barbed: A Memoir”$19.95 -
“Abdi’s World”$19.95 -
“Walking Flagstaff: A Photo Journal by George Breed”$42.95 -
“Chasing Excellence” Coach Vigil’s story$22.95 -
The Imogene Book, A Reader’s Guide to the One Big Hill$37.95
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Our Newest Titles
Blue Mountain Rose: A Novel in Five Acts is a story of love, fame, family, grief, and healing, set in a fictional theater company called the Blue Mountain Rose.
It’s the Great Recession, and director Richard Keane and company manager Kate Morales are fighting to save their beloved stage from financial ruin. When the unknown actor Peter Dunmore catches their attention with a star-worthy audition, Richard and Kate sense an opportunity. Maybe this “cross between Sir John Gielgud and the young Ken Branagh” can attract a new generation of fans with his powerful Hamlet. But Peter is haunted by a secret sorrow that could bring an end to all their dreams.
As they try to save the Rose, Richard, Kate, and Peter must ask themselves questions worthy of a Shakespeare play. What does it mean to belong to a family? Who do we mourn, and why? And what does it cost to wear a crown?
Experience the time-honored practices of the Navajo as shared by wisdom-keepers who live close to the land and follow ancestral ways.
In We Walk the Earth in Beauty, readers will learn much that is of practical value for living in harmony with our environment.
Watch and listen as Mary Joe Yazzie fires a clay pot, Hazel Nez weaves a rug, and Sam Worker stitches a pair of moccasins for his wife. Each of the book’s 19 chapters invites readers into a Navajo family to learn traditional methods for doing everything from making yucca shampoo to building a hogan.
We Walk the Earth in Beauty was published November 12, 2024. Buy it from your local bookstore, online retailers, or from Soulstice. We donate a portion of profits to the nonprofit Adopt-A-Native-Elder, which “serves to help reduce extreme poverty and hardship facing traditional Elders living on the Navajo Reservation.”