Piscataway, NJ: New Century Publishers, (1978.). The story of the man who founded what would become Habitat for Humanity - who launched a project for decent and affordable housing in Africa and in South Georgia. 174 pp. ISBN: 0-8329-11798.

Olympia, Washington: Shiny Penny Press, (2003). SIGNED - In 1996, after "retiring at age 50, training over 1000 miles and planning for two years, these two soul mates waved good-bye to their three grandsons and three adult children and began a 3000 mile walk across America in Birkenstock sandals and to honor Habitat for Humanity International. Along the way, they experienced pain, blisters and a near lightening strike. They also experienced the kindness of their fellow Americans, deep admiration for each other and a new understanding of themselves as individuals." SIGNED by both authors on the title page with the words "Our life is what our thoughts make it." Doublepage map, photographs, list of support drivers, training schedule, etc. 317 pp. ISBN: 0-972678301.