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The Inner Flame
American novelist, Clara Louise Burnham, wrote of middle-class Americans and upper-class New Englanders in this captivating work. She presented a story of people from two different classes and nationalities, their process of being better people, with a subtle romantic angle. The novel contains one of Burnham's favorite settings, i.e., beautiful, rural islands off the coast of Maine in Casco Bay.
A Child's Dream
Catcher in the Rye, by J.D. Salinger; The Ginger Man, by J.P. Donlevy; and now, Assassination of Passion, by Dr. S. Llewellyn Allen. Not since the 1950s has an author so vividly captured the psyche of a generation as Dr. Allen has in Assassination of Passion. If you are a baby boomer and have pursued a professional career, you cannot help but see some of yourself in the lead character, Arthur Adams, as he pursues his dream of becoming the premiere implant dentist in the United States. If you're under forty, Arthur's story will answer a lot of questions you've had about your parents. Don't miss this opportunity to reflect on your life, while simultaneously being entertained by the exploits of Arthur Adams. If life is a ride in an amusement park, Arthur's life is one hell of a rollercoaster ride.
I’m still me
Whilst we all have our moments and trials it is inspirational to read about the journeys of other people and see how they have coped in adversity. “Imagine growing up in Northern Ireland at that time, and eventually finding the strength and courage to break away from a life that, if you had stayed, would have ended up eating you up and making you just another sad figure amongst many who would share the same fate, just like their parents before them.” An inspirational, heartwarming story about a woman finding herself after surviving breast cancer. A story of love, betrayal and heartache. Holly finds true love that was right in front of her all along. Dealing with loss, self-confidence and...
Edgar the Egret Meets Molly the Cow
Sometimes making new friends is hard. If you are shy, or if there is someone you want to be friends with who is too busy for you, well then, it can be even more difficult. Still, children want and need friends. In her book Edgar the Egret Meets Molly the Cow, author Kathleen Wallner shares Edgars attempt to make friends with Molly, whos busy eating and does not want to be bothered. Through the story and illustrations, Wallner shows how you can make friendseven though it may be challenging. Edgar the Egret Meets Molly the Cow is written for children between the ages of four and eight. Theyll enjoy the story and the illustrations and learn something that will help them all their lives
William Lomax and His Descendants
William Lomax was born in England about 1700. He came to America before 1740 and settled in North Carolina. He married Ann Coxe Donnelly, who was probably a widow, and they had eight children before his death in 1773. Information on many of his descendants is given in this volume. Descendants now live in Texas, South Carolina, Alabama, and elsewhere.
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Five Wounds
It is 1536. The north of England has boiled over into rebellion against Henry VIII and the rebels march south towards London, growing stronger by the day. Sixteen-year-old Nan Ellerton, sent home from her convent when the King's commissioners arrived, has been promised in marriage to a powerful lord. When both he and his son Francis become embroiled in the revolt, Nan must choose - help the rebels, even though it could mean paying the brutal penalty for treason, or betray her beliefs and risk eternal damnation. A stunning historical novel for teenagers from debut author Katharine Edgar, Five Wounds tells a story of adventure, passion and courage, set against the backdrop of the Pilgrimage of Grace.
