Mike Weaver Livres

First edition, first printing. Hardcover. Fine brown cloth-covered boards with embossed foliate design on cover and title stamped in brown on cover and spine, with photographically illustrated dust jacket. Photographs and text by Julia Margaret Cameron. Foreword by John Walsh. Preface by Weston Naef. Essay by Mike Weaver. Includes a checklist of Overstone images, and index of proper names and photograph titles and selected bibliography. Designed by Patrick Dooley. 104 pp., with 10 large four-color plates, and 136 duotone illustrations finely printed on Karma natural paper by Gardner/Fulmer Lithograph, Buena Park, California. 11-3/8 x 9-1/4 inches. This first edition was limited to 4000 copies.

Exploring the evolution of show choir, this book traces its roots from vaudeville performances to modern-day pop culture phenomena like "Glee." It delves into the vibrant history, highlighting influential figures and key moments that shaped this unique art form. Through engaging anecdotes and insights, readers discover how show choir blends music, dance, and theatricality, reflecting broader societal changes. This comprehensive narrative celebrates the passion and creativity that have made show choir a beloved performance tradition.

Focusing on the importance of outdoor exploration, the book aims to inspire children and their parents to engage with the natural world. It addresses the concern of screen time dominating children's lives and encourages a healthier, more adventurous lifestyle by highlighting the joys and wonders of nature. Through engaging storytelling, it seeks to spark curiosity and a sense of adventure, motivating families to step outside and discover the beauty of the environment together.