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For Kate Hopper, pregnancy is downright unpleasant. She is tired and heavy and worried, and she wants her wine and caffeine back. But then, at a routine checkup, her doctor frowns at her chart and says, "I'm worried about a couple of things"--and unpleasant suddenly seems like paradise. What follows is a harrowing, poignant, and occasionally hysterical journey through premature motherhood, from the starting point of "leaking a little protein" to the early delivery of her tiny daughter because of severe preeclampsia and the beginning of a new chapter of frightful, lifelong love. Half a million babies are born prematurely in the United States every year--almost one every minute--each with a un...
Catalog of an exhibition held at the San Jose Museum of Art, California, February 5-August 2, 2015 and the Ulrich Museum of Art, Wichita State University, Kansas, September 12-December 15, 2015.
Province de Londres, 1808 À la mort de son oncle, qui l’a élevée de manière pour le moins atypique, Eleonor n’a pas le choix : elle doit quitter les Antilles et rejoindre l’Angleterre afin d’être mariée à un certain Matthew Evans, un riche comte à la réputation scandaleuse. La jeune femme se sent tout de suite muselée, entravée, en colère contre cette situation, la société aristocratique et ses attentes. Ses proches, sa vie passée et la liberté dont elle jouissait lui manquent terriblement. Dès le départ, le lord lui propose un contrat : il n’attendra rien d’elle, si ce n’est la voir jouer l’épouse modèle en société. Or Eleonor n’a rien de la lady parfaite et elle se moque des faux-semblants. Alors que, embarqués dans une aventure périlleuse à travers l’Angleterre, ils sont obligés de passer du temps ensemble, de bals en révélations fracassantes, le feu de la colère cède bientôt à la passion...
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Sheridan is coming! An interracial group flees to West Virginia and decides to coexist; how their generations endure corrupt back-hills justice, the wrath of old-time religious fanaticism, and racial hatred.
Hopper Bunny is moving into a new home in the forest to be closer to Grandma Bunny, but starting over can be a little scary. He is afraid that the other animals will not like him. Will Hopper be able to make some new friends with Grandma Bunny’s help?
A whip-smart psychological thriller from the author of Good as Gone (a New York Times Notable Book) in which a grad student becomes embroiled in a deadly rivalry that changes her into someone unrecognizable to her struggling family, her ambitious academic friends, and even herself