"Passion for Skiing"  By Stephen L. Waterhouse

In North America, the students, staff, alumni and families associated with Dartmouth College took an early leadership role in the development of modern skiing, a role which continues to this day. This book explains its origins and how it has evolved and expanded for more than 100 years. Although the Dartmouth influence on winter activities is broader than skiing, it is in this multifarious area that this one small institution has remained preeminent with its enthusiastic and irrepressible "Passion for Skiing."

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"The Penny"   by Andy Cutts,   Illustrated by Katherine Roy

One day six-year-old Annie watched her father cut apart an old wooden sailboat. That evening while being tucked into bed, she asked him to tell her a story about the boat, named "Penny." Her father told her about the adventures of the Penny, the grandfather who built her, and the grandson who learned dear lessons from both. Andy Cutts and Katherine Roy offer an affectionate tale—based on true events—about transition, family, and new beginnings that will resonate with readers of all ages.

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"World War II Remembered"   by Residents of Kendall of Hanover

There are no Hollywood heroics told in this collection. The cost of war is woven into the fabric of every tale, of every remembrance. Each writer "tells it like it was" -- tells tales spun from the enormity of war at home and abroad. Like many such collections of experiences lived in times of terrible stress, "World War II Remembered" stands as a valuable historical document... "World War II Remembered" is an exceptional human document -- a legacy of greatness to be treasured for a very long time. (from the introduction by Joe Medlicott)

"Dartmouth at War"   by The Dartmouth Class of 1942

The Class of 1942 arrived in Hanover in the fall of 1938, 673 strong, young men from around the country. They immediately took on the task of cleaning up the community following the devastating hurricane that had just struck. They left Hanover in the spring of 1942, facing a far bigger task in a world at war. The men of the class stepped up to the task of fighting a massive and costly war and building a world of peace. Ninety-one percent of the Dartmouth College Class of 1942 served in World War II. Here are some of their stories. (from the cover and the forward by James Wright)  

"Bloodroot Literary Magazine - Volume 5, 2012"

Bloodroot is dedicated to publishing diverse voices through the adventure of poetry, short fiction and creative nonfiction. Our aim is to provide a platform for the free-spirited emerging and established writer. Published by Potami Publishing Company, PO Box 322 Thetford Center, VT 05075 ISSN 1940-4409

"Catharine - A Retrospective 1911 - 2009"   by S.C. Swett

This is an illustrated biography of Catharine Carton Swett Smith written by her eldest son, Steven Swett. It is a book about Catharine, where the author melds the remembrances of others with the facts of her life as they emerged from his research. He describes some of the powerful themes that shaped her life: her loyalty to family and friends, her close connection to Chicago, her response to wealth, her personal discipline and her caring. Published by Bragg Hill Press, 20 Rip Road, Hanover, NH ISBN 978-0-9661-5179-4

"- A journey on the end of a fly rod"  The watercolors and poems of Dave B. Tibbets

“If fly fishing is an art, then Dave Tibbetts is the artist to paint it. And if fly fishermen understand the eternal beauty of their art, then Dave is the man to tell it. Here, in nearly 60 paintings and a dozen poems, Dave shares with us his lifetime love affair with fly fishing…the book is a feast for the eyes, a reverie for the mind, and a balm for the soul.”
From the book jacket by Tom Fuller
Published by Fanfare For The Arts, Hanover, NH  

"The trail - a true tale of the Camino"   by Elizabeth Sheehan

Follow Elizabeth as she travels a six hundred mile trek on the Camino de Santiago de Compostela pilgrimage trail across northern Spain. Along the way her solo journey would transform itself into a communal life filled with a cast of international characters, a group that would give her the chance to lay the past to rest and find new love. Published by Green Hope Farm Press, PO Box 125 Meriden, NH 03770 ISBN 978-1-4507-6362-2

"Town of Hanover - 1761-2011"

This book is a wonderful collection of essays and photographs celebrating the 250th anniversary of the Town of Hanover, New Hampshire. The events and the people who contributed to the process that has shaped Hanover during the past 50 years are described in this commemorative book and are brought to life by editor Jack DeGange and principal photographer Jon Gilbert Fox. Published by the Hanover Improvement Society, Hanover, NH – ISBN 978-1-4276-5178-5