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Eleven-year-old Cliff's dad was independently wealthy, which enabled him to spend his life exploring time travel. Cliff and his friend, Sam, "borrow" his newly-perfected time machine to experience first-hand something they've studied in school: the trek West on the Oregon Trail. Cliff planned ahead, and thought he'd prepared for everything, but there are still some instances when their ruse is almost exposed. They experience death, fear, hunger, thirst and weariness. They also learn to love the young family that provides shelter in exchange for the boys' help. Extensive research went into...

This collection of humor pieces from ten years of newspaper columns shares the highs and lows of the author's life with her husband and four children. Anyone who has been part of a family can empathize with events that only seem funny after enough years have passed to smooth the rough edges. Has the baby ever spit up on your dry-clean-only blouse as you walk out the door to an important meeting? Have you stretched the food dollar until it screams for mercy? Have you ever had to tell your children, "If you call me at work one more time there'd better be blood, or at least a life or death...

When B'Anne (Beatrice Anne) marries Will, she knows he is a reluctant groom. But she's a minister's daughter and pregnant. To save embarrassment for the families, and hoping a fresh start will help them become the sweethearts they were before, B'Anne agrees to leave everyone and everything she knows and go with Will to the Montana Territory. They hope Will's uncle Hiram, whom he has never met, will guide them in their homesteading. Uncle Hiram welcomes Will, but treats B'Anne coolly until he realizes she isn't a "frills and furbelows" girl.
Although Will seems to care for B'Anne, she...

Cover by Sheldon M. Scofield They lived in perilous times, when a child could go forever still in your arms from a simple childhood disease...when not enough rain, or too much rain, meant a hungry winter...when neighbor turned against neighbor during the War Between the States...when you knew that waving goodbye to a grown child heading West was a permanent farewell, not "so long," or "see you later." But their lives were rich in ways not changed by time. Then as now, young love sparkles and mature love glows. The warmth of a family gathered around the fire soothes the weariness of the day....