The
Complete Book of Yogic Flying
Written by Craig Pearson, Ph.D.
Illustrated by Lynne Marshall
Maharishi University of Management Press
A comprehensive book about yogic flying, providing intellectual
understanding of the experience of flying, scientific research
into the mechanics and profound benefits that result from
the practice - particularly the possibility for creating
world peace - and stories of some of the many people throughout
history who have had the ability to float or fly through
the air.
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Why
Willie Wouldn't
Written by Lillian Freeman
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Freeman Publishing, 1996
Join Willie and the Monsters of Horrible Land in this zany
tale of transformation.
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Frankie's
Bau Wau Haus
Written by Melanie Brown & Anthony Lawlor
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Rizzoli, 1995
Part golden retriever, part Irish setter, Frankie is all
architect when it comes to building his very own dream house.
When his owners leave for vacation, Frankie has plans of his
own. With the help of his friends - a mouse named Walter and
a Scottish terrier named Ada Louise, and a fax machine, Frankie
gets his own Bau-Wau Haus in this inventive tale of a designing
dog.
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Girlhood
Journeys: Juliet - A Dream Takes Flight
Written by Anna Kirwan
Illustrated by Lynne Marshall
Simon & Schuster, 1996
Set in England in 1339, Juliet Blackwell rescues a trained
peregrine accidentally set free by her younger brother. Her
courage, loyalty, and common sense save the day.
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Girlhood
Journeys: Juliet - Rescue at Marlehead
Written by Anna Kirwan
Illustrated by Lynne Marshall
Simon & Schuster, 1997
The second adventure of Juliet Blackwell, a young girl in
Medieval England, who has now become a lady-in-waiting at
court to her best friend, a young noblewoman named Marguerite.
But when the father of Marguerite's new friend is unjustly
accused of treason, Juliet risks her life to clear his name.
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Girlhood
Journeys: Juliet - Midsummer at Greenchapel
Written by Anna Kirwan
Illustrated by Lynne Marshall
Simon & Schuster, 1997
The third in the series - it's Midsummer Eve, a valuable
hunting bird becomes ill, Juliet must travel to get medicine
for it, and the adventure begins.
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Girlhood
Journeys: Kai - The Lost Sculpture
Written by Leona Nicholas Welch
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Aladdin Books, 1997
The third in the series of adventures of Kai, a young girl
who lives in a Yoruba village in pre-slavery 15th-century
Nigeria.
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Little
Fox and the Golden Hawk
Written by Gail Berry
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Open Horizons Publishing Co., 1991
Each tribe has its own stories and its own traditions. But
this one ends with a promise.
For Little Fox there was always something new to discover,
something wonderful to learn. This is the tale of her encounter
with a wild pony and how it led her to discover herself.
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Wee
Green Witch
Written by Mary Leister
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Stemmer House Publishers, 1978
The adventures of a little witch with a bad temper and her
attempts to find a comfortable home.
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Snake
In, Snake Out
Written by Linda Banchek
Illustrated by Elaine Arnold
Thomas Y. Crowell, 1978
Winner of the "Children's Choice" Award from the
National Association of Reading Teachers, 1978
An ingenious chase zips by like a zany silent movie. The
pictures tell the story, all the while reinforcing the simple
concept words that accompany each frame. Children will laugh,
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Elaine
Arnold
Enchanted Courtyard
Acrylic on masonite, 1997
4' x 6' 2"
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Elaine Arnold Musical Upliftment
Acrylic on masonite, 1996
4' x 6'
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The
Matkin Home
Design by Carmen Quinton, Quinton & Associates
Illustration by Lynne Marshall
Watercolor, 2000
17" x 22"
Photograph by Rick Donhauser
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The
Hirsch Home
Design by Carmen Quinton, Quinton & Associates
Illustration by Lynne Marshall
Watercolor, 2000
17" x 25"
Photograph by Rick Donhauser
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The
Malloy Residence
Design by Carmen Quinton, Quinton & Associates
Illustration by Lynne Marshall
Watercolor, 2000
17" x 27"
Photograph by Rick Donhauser
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The
Greenfield Home
Design by Carmen Quinton, Quinton & Associates
Illustration by Lynne Marshall
Watercolor, 2000
15" x 27"
Photograph by Rick Donhauser |