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by Delia Latham
Is a little respect too much to ask at a funeral? Apparently it is for Destiny May. Clay Gallagher is built like a small mountain and far more vocal than is fitting...
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by Delia Latham
Is a little respect too much to ask at a funeral? Apparently it is for Destiny May. Clay Gallagher is built like a small mountain and far more vocal than is fitting...
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Animals are always a factor in my stories. This novella conveys some of the experiences I have had with dolphins in my years of sailboarding, surfing and being a...
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I have always believed that our dogs have a real sense of what goes on in our lives. This story’s main character is a ghost, but it is his dog that steals the...
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Poised on the edge of adulthood, seventeen-year-old Suzen VanderZee is waiting for her life to begin. Her fifteen-year-old brother, Evan, is bored with small-town...
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After the sudden death of her husband, Anna Rainey is emotionally unable to return to the home they shared. Instead, she becomes a perpetual houseguest, going from...
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by Gemini Adams
In this Mom’s Choice® Gold award-winning book, British Grief Expert, Gemini Adams, explains that our real “wealth” lies not in our Financial Assets, but our...
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When they were children, Alice, Griffin, and Dinah Stenen, lost their parents in two separate tragedies. As adults, their lives become further complicated—and their...
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by Gemini Adams
As experts pay closer attention to how junk food affects children’s behavior, it’s become increasingly clear that a well-nourished child is also a happy one. The...
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Some of the hottest writers of gay erotica spin tales of Riding the Rails.
Trains are so romantic. The clock fades from your mind as the country spreads out...
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The author of Schoolgirls: Young Women, Self-Esteem, and the Confidence Gap, Orenstein now offers a very personal account of her road to becoming a mother....
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In the visual equivalent of sound bites, novelist and poet Gifford (Ghosts No Horse Can Carry, Port Tropique) cuts to the heart with sharply focused shots of young...
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Desirable Daughters, by the prolific writer Bharati Mukherjee, whose short story collection The Middleman won the 1998 National Book Critics Circle Award, is a...
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by Ethan Canin
Canin’s outstanding debut, winner of a Houghton Mifflin Literary Fellowship, gathers nine stories originally published in the Atlantic, Esquire and Ploughshares,...
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by Ethan Canin
August Kleinman, the protagonist of Canin’s latest novel, is seventy-eight years old, rich and wise from a life filled with accomplishments and heartache. Yet as...
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Some widows face their loss with denial. Sophie Stanton’s reaction is one of pure bafflement. “How can I be a widow?” Sophie asks at the opening of Lolly Winston’s...
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Iconic Virginian, brilliant general, and complex human being—it is this last facet of Robert E. Lee that is rarely seen. But now Roy Blount, Jr. combines acute...
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Ever since beloved Southern writer Blount moved to Massachusetts, he’s been trying to use his “regional ambivalence ... to get Aunt Dixie and Uncle Sam on speaking...
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When a horrifying attack leaves one of the four members of the Women’s Murder Club struggling for her life, the others fight to keep a madman behind bars before...
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by Lisa Brown
Geared toward small children, helping them imagine themselves as other beings.
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