Stewart Marshall Gulley Libros

Art lovers and outdoor enthusiasts alike will be captivated by this stunning, full-colour biography that celebrates and showcases the life and work of an extraordinary man--artist Stewart Marshall. For much of the past two decades, Stewart Marshall has travelled hundreds, sometimes thousands, of miles in a hand-built kayak, living off the land and the sea and painting on some of British Columbia's most remote shorelines. His unusual way of life has taken him to countless distant places, from the wilds of Quebec to the South Pacific. Marshall's art is sought after by discerning collectors across Canada and the U.S. Most of his work is purchased without ever reaching the gallery community. Born in Montreal, he now lives in the coastal village of Sointula, B.C. Painter, Paddler: The Art and Adventures of Stewart Marshall features Stewart Marshall's dramatic watercolour, acrylic, and oil paintings. It also includes sketches and drawings from his diaries, carried with him on his kayaking expeditions. In addition, Andrew Scott describes the artist's many adventures on the water, his experiences with wild animals and even wilder weather. This insightful portrayal captures the highs and lows of a lifetime of painting and paddling, especially on the Pacific coast of North America.

A story using animals to express how children should help one another if they should see something that is not correct on a friend. We wouldn't want anyone laughing at our friends if something didn't look right.

EXCLUSIVE/EXTRA LARGE PRINT: Although this book is written for children adults find it quite interesting for everyday life and also can be used as an Adult Coloring book. A story of love, obedience, and faith amongst a group of animals, who hold weekly meetings conducted by Ronnie Rabbit in the Big Red Barn House. In most of these meetings they discuss the people living in the neighborhoods and how they as animals can help them. In this meeting, disagreements continue to erupt. All of the animals are from the local farm or from the nearby wooded area, except one. It was hard for the animals to accept Gerald Giraffe at first because he was so tall and ate so much more than the rest of them. He was part of a circus that came through town and as they were traveling, the truck turned over and many of the animals escaped. Gerald Giraffe managed to find his way to the farm. He was so charming that the rest of the animals accepted him, as well as the farmer. However, when Spicy Sparrow gets into danger all the animals come to the rescue as they began to learn about themselves. This book is a special edition and includes Comprehension Test with a Coloring Book included of the animals. Great gift for that special kid.

The Witch that Got a Miracle is a loving story of a witch that lived in the forest in which she was visited by three children. Upon many return visits, the children realized that the witch had disappeared. They eventually learned the meaning of fruits and vegetables and how they were important to living well.

The Elephant and the Mouse is a loving story how the two became the best of friends after a fire occurred in a traveling circus. Although both were not aware of their talents they began to think quickly of how they could help one another. The story shows how if we look after one another we would be surprised at where kindness ends.

Every now and then something spiritually divine happens to a person. In 2007 I was sitting down and I began to write Shakespeare. If you knew my background it would be totally impossible, because I was not an English major nor did I study Shakespeare. Raised in Ohio and New Jersey and spent many years in the south and now in California. In a matter of 2 days, I wrote 21 pages that were divinely written. Eleven years later I found the handwritten manuscript and tears rolled down my eyes because of the words that were written. I had to stop everything and publish this book. Experience the journey with me.

The Birthday Party to Which Nobody Came is a book that teaches children why they should be thankful for every day they are alive, whether or not they have a party. It also teaches children the meaning of RSVP and why it is crucial to the host when invited to an event. Even though the story is for children, it will also enlighten adults as well.

The Lizard and the Frog became friends and began to teach each other their skills. This book gives children an idea of how they can teach one another the skills they already know.