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Jim Kjelgaard, maybe? He wrote lots of books about dogs, hunting, fishing, survival, and outdoor life. His most famous books are "Big Red" (about an Irish Setter show dog turned hunting dog), "Forest Patrol" (about a Pennsylvania forest ranger), and "Lion Hound" (about an Arizona...

Earl Grey tea has citrus oil of bergamot, which is an oil that is obtained from the fresh peel of the bergamot lime. Lady Grey tea has citrus oil of bergamot and other citrus flavors, such as lemon and orange. By the way, I love iced tea, and I love lemonade, but I can't stand iced tea with...

Back on the original subject... I saw Debra Lafave on a news clip this morning. I was very disturbed with her behavior. She did not seem to have even a trace of anxiety when she was being badgered by a gazillion news reporters. The news clip showed her in court reading her apology, and the...

My I suggest one of my favorite authors, Mercedes Lackey. She has written several series of books about elves. Some of these books are in the Baen Free Books Library, so you can read them online or download them free here --> http://www.baen.com/library/ (Select “Authors” on the left, then...

Both. Honey, if you read three chapters of any book, and you aren't interested enough to read more, then find another book to read.

Thanks, but I just got lucky with my first search. I had a hard time duplicating it. Anyway, from Google: hearse "New York to Rio" "road trip".

Found on the web: Simon Mayle takes readers along in "The Burial Brothers," which details the story of driving a 1973 Cadillac Hearse from New York to Rio.

Z for Zachariah, by Robert C. O'Brien?

Silent Storm, by Sherry Garland, maybe? It fits part of your criteria. This is a really good young adult book.

I saw the movie first, and then read the book. The movie is really good - it was a 1980 miniseries that stared Byran Brown and Helen Morse.

There is actually a book about women mystery writers called “By a Woman's Hand: A Guide to Mystery Fiction by women”, by Jean Swanson and Dean James. It has several hundred women authors listed, with a brief summary of the author’s style, books written, main character names, and a wonderful...

I think this is Wideacre, by Philippa Gregory.

I read this book in the late 80’s or early 90’s, and I can’t remember the title or author. It’s about a Mexican bruja or curandera (witch or herbal doctor). Her aunt trained her to visit the otherworld. When she was in the otherworld, she met some ‘volcano dogs’??? that sang to her (in...

I would suggest that you buy a copy of one of your favorite novels in German. Since you already know the plot and the dialog, it will be easy to guess the unfamiliar German words, and you will enjoy reading the story again.

I think this is one of the stories in “Chicken Soup for the Teenage Soul II”

My library has a book “Rabbit Proof Fence” by Doris Pilkington (Nugi Garimara), copyright 2002, New York : Hyperion. It was originally published as “Follow the rabbit-proof fence”, St. Lucia, Qld. : University of Queensland Press, 1996. The author is sometimes listed as Doris Pilkington...

Gwnhwyfar, If you liked the strong women characters in “The Mists Of Avalon”, then I would also recommend “The Dragon Queen” and “The Raven Warrior” by Alice Borchardt.

Dragon’s Winter, by Elizabeth Lynn. It’s a wonderful book.

This Perfect Day, by Ira Levin? It has a giant computer that keeps track of everyone's location by wrist bracelet. It's a very good book.