The Dynamic Great Lakes for our Planet

A critically acclaimed non-fiction book.

 

 

I wrote my non fiction book, The Dynamic Great Lakes to share some of the important information I have learned over the years, even before the first Earth Day. The book has a search inside feature on Amazon.com with key words, reading levels and now it is available for the Kindle reader. It is also available at Barnes & Noble and many other bookstores.

Above all, it is a book that encourages people to take care of the planet. It’s the only one we have.

The Dynamic Great Lakes

A Critically Acclaimed non-fiction book about the five Great Lakes

The Dynamic Great Lakes is available in the new edition at Barnes & Noble online or in stores. It is also available at Schuler Books and Music, The Bookman, Amazon.com (paper and Kindle edition) and many other fine stores.

The Dynamic Great Lakes is available on Kindle

Now available on Kindle

To learn about the Great Lakes and their interesting features, The Dynamic Great Lakes is for you.

Now updated in a fourth edition, Amazon has made the book available on the Kindle e reader as well as in paperback. The book is concise and suitable for all readers.

I Will Be at Barnes & Noble

I will be at Barnes & Noble in Norton Shores, MI Saturday, July 23 at 11 a.m. to sign books and to chat about the Great Lakes.
In addition to my non-fiction book, The Dynamic Great Lakes I will have two more books on hand: The Wilderness Within and Sophia’s Lost and Found. I hope you will stop by.

Great Lakes Influences

I live on Lake Michigan and I have lived on Lake Huron. I have traveled to Lake Superior, Lake Erie and Lake Ontario where I watched a meteor shower while camping. All this freshwater has led me to write. I wrote a non fiction book, The Dynamic Great Lakes that is critically acclaimed. It shows how each lake has changed and changes. It is especially about what lies under water. These lakes are magnificent.

I have included many Great Lakes inspired poems in my books, The Wilderness Within and Sophia’s Lost and Found: Poems of Above and Below

Wetlands are Important for Wildlife

watercolor painting by Barbara Spring

Wetlands are important for wildlife. These places are nurseries for fish, birds and what they feed upon including insects. Wildlife depends upon what some people may think is worthless property.

Read more about wetlands in my book, The Dynamic Great Lakes. Available at bn.com, The Bookman in Grand Haven and many other fine bookstores.