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Katie Lim: The Lady, The Legend, The Legacy, by Ruth Criddle |
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Spiral Bound: 43 pages
Publisher: Self Published (2004)
ISBN: None
Katie Lim, one of Yuba-Sutter's beloved ladies, is honored in this special publication.
Katie
had a dream of owning a restaurant. She would call it "The
Mandarin Garden." It was to be the center piece of a revitalized
Cinatown in Marysville, located at Second and C Streets. Today
Katie's focus has changed and she is asking for help in the
restorartion of the Bok Kai Temple.
To honor her dream, Ruth Criddle offers this collection of Katie's
memories, photos, news articles and notes taken from her cooking
classes.
Even if you are not familiar with Katie or Marysville
California , there is no doubt you too will treasure the recipies and
stories in the book.
All proceeds from the sale of this book go to the Bok Kai Temple restoration project.
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Local Books at Random
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Paperback: 292 pages
Publisher: Virtualbookworm.com Publishing (June 22, 2005)
ISBN: 1589397207
Price: $14.95
 A
controlling mom. a cigar-chomping, sexually-questionable boss. an urn
full of cremated ashes. For Hymen "Hymie" Rosenblatt Hennessey, these
all comprise his "Wacky Track to Independence."
"Wacky
Track to Independence," the new novel by Bill Crocker , follows Hymie's
hilarious journey from introverted, confused teenager to confident
adult. While trying to break free of his mother's apron strings, Hymie
is drawn into a comic misadventure that involves quirky characters,
surprise twists and, finally, true independence.
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Paperback: 128 pages
Publisher: Arcadia Publishing (May 24, 2006)
ISBN-10: 0738531022
 Yuba
Feather Hills, part of the Images of America series published by
Arcadia Press, is an absolutely wonderful historical outline of the
Yuba County communities between Marysville and the Sierra
Nevadas. The Yuba and Feather Rivers flank a rugged portion of
the Sierra Nevada
as they rush south. Gold in creeks and streams here attracted thousands
of treasure hunters who panned, dug, or scoured the hills with
hydraulic jets of water.
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Paperback: 28 pages
Publisher: Self (2001)
ISBN: None
Peaches, Peaches, Peaches! The full title of this book is, Peaches Made Yuba & Sutter Counties the Peach Bowl of the World. Although this is a short book, it covers an amazing amount of historical detail about the local peach industry.
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