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NON-FICTIONAn Ordinary Life TransformedLessons for Everyone from the Bhagavad GitaRev. Stephanie RuttBhagavad Gita translation by George Thompson“This book is filled with real-world stories and examples of how ordinary people have found the courage to stand up and do what needs to be done. How ordinary people have discovered that when they speak, live and act from their deepest impulse, truth is served. How ordinary people have fallen in love with that which is the same inall of us and how that experience changes everything.” —from the Preface isbn 0-9760896-6-1 Paperback, 272 pages $20.00Small Town TalesA Brookline BoyhoodSidney Hall, Jr.These vivid sketches of small-town America in another era and of Mr. Hall’s eccentric and marvelous family have been collected from his popular newspaper column, “A Brookline Boyhood.” These are so rooted in place and time that they uncannily evoke the reader’s own past. Award-winning southern novelist and poet Fred Chappell calls this a “wonderfully enjoyable book of reminiscences and speculations. Small Town Tales preserves memories the way happy farmwives preserve peaches and strawberries. The results are equally wholesome and delicious. Sidney Hall’s work is a rare treat!”isbn 0-9636413-3-6 Paperback, 184 Pages $12.95The New Hampshire Coloring BookIllustrated by Gay GawronFun New Hampshire facts in illustration and verse. New Hampshire places—New Hampshire symbols— everything New Hampshire.isbn 0-9801672-0-7 Paperback, 40 pages $8.95The purple lilac is our flower Gardeners watch them hour by hourPiles of pumpkins by the road Glisten when the air is cold.18 • WWW.HOBBLEBUSH.COM info@hobblebush.com