Janet G Miller: 8 books

This book is a "MUST READ" for those who are planning to build a horse barn/farm, those who are just dreaming of someday building one, those on a limited budget, those on a limitless budget (because you will still have to give direction to your planners and architects to make sure you wind...

Chimney Dweller describes a journey through the perimenopausal mind of a married woman after her "nest" has emptied. The woman enters into a stream of consciousness of discovery to redefinition and self empowerment based on a coincident event in her life when during her 50th winter, an unknown animal...

Enter the world of Fox Tail Farms, Volume One, where you can read eight short stories about horses--young and old, show and polo--and their animal friends on the farm including barn cats and a baby mule. The people at Fox Tail Farms include everyone from riders to farriers and even horse thieves. The...

Duckdumb is a children's picture book about a duck who awakens after a thunder storm to find that his field of foraging has turned into a pond of dreams. As the reader sees the duck's imagination unfold and soar through a series of "picture pages" with interspersed rhyming verse, the reader is also shown...

Enter the world of Fox Tail Farms, Volume Two, where you can read six short stories written mostly from the rider's point of view. The reader will get a feel for riding and jumping horses, how the farm dogs defend the farm, an understanding of how to blend personal feelings with good sportsmanship behavior,...

A children's Christmas story with illustrations about a young boy who wonders why Santa doesn't leave any sooty footprints on Christmas Eve. Then he discovers the answer is part of the magic in Christmas.

"Binderella" is a fictional chapter story for Fox Tail Farms, Volume Three, about an American farm dog who travels with her owner, Courtney, to England while Courtney attends vet school there for four years. Bindi gets lost one day just before Courtney is to graduate and return to America...

Researchers commonly ask subjects to self-identify their race from a menu of preestablished options. Yet if race is a multidimensional, multilevel social construction, this has profound methodological implications for the sciences and social sciences. Race must inform how we design large-scale data...