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Rhubarb, is it a fruit or a vegetable? In the pages of From Our Home To Yours: Homestead Vegetables - Rhubarb, the much-maligned, yet versatile rhubarb, embarks on yet another journey, this time culinary. Experience the recipes, and more, as rhubarb makes its way from homestead living into the current century by way of recipes and intriguing ideas.

After being told he shouldn't play under the hood of the car, Mus doesn't listen to his Mommy. When the car starts up, it's too late for him to get down and he finds himself going on a journey. Alone and afraid, the little mouse doesn't know where he is when the car finally stops. He breaks another one of his Mommy's rules when he talks to some strangers, asking them for help to get home. Will these strangers lend a hand to get Mus back to where he belongs, or will he need to figure out how to find his Mommy on his own?

The Barn Cat Buttons Series opens the door for a cat with an attitude, and the other ranch animals he encounters, to take a gentle look at life's lesson at a child's level. Children resonate with the animal characters while they learn about right and wrong, friendship, and consequences. The stories in this series can be used as an educational teaching tool, offering adults an opportunity to answer questions and describe similar parallels that people may come across in life. The illustrations bring the characters alive to journey across the pages to keep young and old interested in what will happen next.

Freelance writer, Brandi Westeron is working on an article about recent wildfires for the Homestead Life Quarterly Magazine, when she gets sidetracked. Thrown into a tumultuous situation of lies and deceit that surround missing cattle belonging to a ranch owned by good friends, Brandi is tested both emotionally and physically. In her pursuit to find the truth, she exposes the true bloodlines that run deep when it comes to purebred stock and the family who own them.

On a snowy ranch in the hills excitement fills the air. From the littlest to the largest, everyone can feel it. Everyone, that is, except Buttons. He's missing his summertime adventures with his friends. With drifts of new snow, Buttons will have to wait for Spring to have more fun. But there's something going on while Buttons is sleeping. The barn is stirring. Soon Buttons will discover the greatest gift of all: friendship.