594 results for 'Brundle, Harriet'

Mark Twain's Autobiography, Volume 2: A candid and humorous exploration of his life. This second volume of the complete and uncensored autobiography delves deeper into Mark Twain's private and public...

Patriotic Gore Studies in the Literature of the American Civil War is a comprehensive exploration of one of America's most pivotal periods. Edmund Wilson's work offers critical and biographical...

A Game of Hide and Seek by Elizabeth Taylor is a decade-spanning love story that explores the complexities of unspoken tensions and stifled ardor in inter-war England. Set against the backdrop of...

Victoria Stitch: Bad and Glittering By Harriet Muncaster Twins Victoria Stitch and Celestine are denied their royal birth-right, leaving them with a deep-seated desire for power. While one sister...

A woman and a young girl are found in a wrecked boat off Dartmoor. They are taken to All Hallows, an imposing asylum, where the woman remains in a coma and the little girl is placed in an attic room...

Discover the stories of 50 remarkable women who have shaped the Christian faith and left an enduring legacy. Michelle DeRusha brings to life their inspiring narratives, showcasing courageous...

A powerful and moving novel about life's precious moments. Harriet Kline weaves together the voices of a grieving family, painting an achingly beautiful picture of love in all its forms. When Rich...

The Past A Novel by Tessa Hadley is a dramatic family reunion set against the backdrop of a beloved country house. Over three long summer weeks, simmering tensions and secrets come to a head as five...

Victorian Pain by Rachel Ablow explores how writers and thinkers of the 19th century grappled with the concept of pain. As new scientific understandings made it conceivable to eradicate pain, this...

Scarlett Doesn't Live Here Anymore is a compelling history of the South in the years leading up to and following the Civil War. This book focuses on the women who made up the fabric of southern life,...

Pictures with Purpose Early Photographs from the National Museum of African American History and Culture offers a unique perspective on the history of photography in America. This seventh volume in...

The Lost Sister is a heart-wrenching tale of sisterhood, sacrifice, and forgiveness, spanning over a century. In 1911, Emma embarks on a journey to join the ocean liner Olympic as a stewardess,...

Dark Clouds Over Nuala by Harriet Steel is set in 1930s colonial Ceylon amidst rolling green hills. A new case for Inspector de Silva arrives when an English earldom's heir comes to the hill town of...

Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass, an American Slave & Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl is a powerful and thought-provoking collection of two seminal slave narratives. First published...

A quiet escape from the past beckons to Michael Stone, a man weighed down by failure and despair. Recently released from prison, he seeks solace in the rural town of Silverbridge, where kindness and...

Harriet Jacobs' autobiography, Incidents in the Life of a Slave Girl, is a powerful and unflinching account of her experiences as a slave. Written under the pseudonym Linda Brent, this narrative was...

The gap between rich and poor, included and excluded, is steadily growing as inequality becomes one of the most pressing issues of our time. This new edition of Fractured Identities explores current...

The Women and War Reader brings together leading scholars to explore the complex experiences of women in war. This comprehensive volume examines how women are affected by conflict, their roles during...

Fugitive Vision: Slave Image and Black Identity in Antebellum Narrative by Michael A. Chaney explores how black abolitionist iconography influenced early black literature, shaping the formation of...

A clever and absorbing thriller marks the arrival of a new author to watch. Seven women stand in shock in a seedy hotel room, each with a reason to have done the unthinkable. As they work together to...

Twelve UK-based authors come together to create this anthology of twelve brand-new short stories that are sure to appeal to fans of crime fiction and detection. Each story features daring, brilliant...

A reimagined modern classic about a young woman who thinks she knows everything. Emma Woodhouse is fresh from university and ready to embark on adult life in Norfolk, eager to take charge and rule...

Published in 1852, "Uncle Tom's Cabin" is a seminal anti-slavery novel that played a significant role in shaping America's history. Harriet Beecher Stowe's powerful story revolves around the lives of...

Viola's world has been turned upside down by her husband Humphrey's affair. As she navigates this new reality, she faces unexpected challenges with her son Hilary and sister Frances' sudden move to...

This modern edition of Much Ado About Nothing presents a comprehensive understanding of Shakespeare's beloved comedy. With an expert introduction by Sir Jonathan Bate, this unique edition explores...

Fire on the Mountain by Terry Bisson In an alternate history of the United States, the Deep South has become an independent nation called Nova Africa. In 1959, a pregnant scientist embarks on a...

Cumbria, 1783. A long-forgotten heritage lies hidden on an island shrouded in mystery. When the tomb of the first Earl of Greta is disturbed, a dark secret is uncovered that has lain undisturbed for...

Harriet Maxwell Converse's fascination with the indigenous cultures of New York State was sparked by her family heritage and deepened through her relationships with Native American leaders. Her...

The War on Our Doorstep: London's East End and How the Blitz Changed It Forever By Harriet Salisbury and The Museum of London Group London's East End has long been known for its tough, humorous, and...

A witty and twisted romp through a world of angels, demons, witches, immortals and talking deer awaits in this humorous fantasy novel. When Simon Debovar's living room carpet goes missing, he is...

Loose Thread is a mystery novel about a young woman's quest for answers. DeAnn Gault's half-sister Molly returns to her hometown with a personal mission: to uncover the truth about her friend Amber,...

The definition of people as property at the heart of America's slave system is a stark contrast to the American dream. In "Haunted Property: Slavery and the Gothic", Sarah Gilbreath Ford explores how...

Deerbrook is a poignant novel by Harriet Martineau, exploring the complexities of love, loss, and social standing in 19th-century England. The story revolves around Edward Hope, a local physician...

Now You See Her by Heidi Perks is a gripping psychological suspense novel about a young girl's disappearance. When her best friend's daughter goes missing, Charlotte is left to confront the truth...

Uncle Tom's Cabin by Harriet Beecher Stowe is a powerful and emotive novel that explores the lives of slaves in the United States during the 19th century. Published in 2011, this edition brings to...

The Macmillan Collector's Library edition of Uncle Tom's Cabin is a beautifully bound gift edition of this powerful and thought-provoking novel. With its real cloth binding, high-quality paper,...

A family reunited after twenty years apart will discover secrets that change their lives forever. Gabriella Jacques is happy to be back in her childhood home, Villa Espoir, ready to embrace fresh...

Our Nig, Or, Sketches From the Life of a Free Black, in a Two-Story White House is a personal account of slavery in America by Harriet E. Wilson. Written with honesty and vulnerability, this...

John Stuart Mill: A Biography explores the life and work of one of Britain's most influential thinkers. This comprehensive biography examines Mill's contributions to various fields, including...

Groovy Bob: The Life and Times of Robert Fraser by Harriet Vyner is a captivating biography that explores the life of a charismatic figure who left an indelible mark on 1960s culture. Through the...

The City of the Moon God by Harriet Crawford is an in-depth exploration of the ancient Mesopotamian city of Ur. This account delves into the city's past, tracing its evolution from the Ubaid period...

Thirteen-year-old Martha Bartlett has already experienced the power of the Underground Railroad. Now, her younger brother Jake's life depends on her bravery. In 1854, as the Fugitive Slave Law casts...

Scientific Elite: A Study of American Nobel Laureates in the Twentieth Century Harriet Zuckerman's groundbreaking work examines the careers of all American Nobel laureates who won prizes from 1907...

Dilmun and Its Gulf Neighbours by Harriet E. W. Crawford presents a scholarly account of the archaeology of the Arabian Gulf from c.4500-1500 BC, offering an interpretation of the structure of...

Harriet Sandys' memoir recounts her remarkable journey along the Silk Road. In the 1980s, she defied expectations to travel and work in war zones, often without financial or practical support. Her...

This book offers a fresh perspective on Victorian women's writing by exploring both signed and anonymous periodical journalism. Alexis Easley examines how women writers used these publishing...

This Norton Critical Edition provides a comprehensive exploration of Frederick Douglass's second autobiography, My Bondage and My Freedom. The edition includes an introduction by Nick Bromell and R...

Rational Passions: Women and Scholarship in Britain, 1702 - 1870 by Felicia Gordon and Gina Luria Walker is an anthology of lesser-known texts by British women writers from the 18th and 19th...

Energy Justice in a Changing Climate: Social Equity and Low-Carbon Energy By Karen Bickerstaff, Gordon Walker, and Harriet Bulkeley This collection of original research addresses the social and...

Dogs and Society: A Collection of Early Sociological Arguments This book brings together a selection of essays from some of sociology's most perceptive practitioners, exploring the social...

Mirabelle Has a Bad Day by Harriet Muncaster is a story about a girl who's having a really bad day. Her best friend is away, and things just aren't going her way. She finds out her brother has eaten...

Toni Morrison reflects on the themes that preoccupy her work and increasingly dominate national and world politics: race, fear, borders, the mass movement of peoples, the desire for belonging. In...

Nineteenth-Century Women Philosophers in Britain and America explores the often-overlooked contributions of women philosophers during this period. This book sheds light on their engagement with...

The second thrilling adventure in The Brightstorm Chronicles brings the Brightstorm twins back together for a perilous quest. Eudora Vane has assembled an explorer fleet to search for the last known...

Arthur and Maudie Brightstorm are devastated by their father's death in a failed expedition to reach South Polaris. The Lontown Geographical Society accuses Ernest Brightstorm of sabotaging his...

Las mujeres más poderosas de la mitología se revelan en este fascinante compendio. Cincuenta leyendas de todo el mundo, desde hadas y espectros hasta vampiras y diosas vudú, se unen en una narrativa...

John Andrew Jackson's account of his experiences as a slave in South Carolina is a harrowing and unflinching portrayal of life under slavery. In this work, he recounts the brutal treatment he...

Struwwelpeter Or Pretty Stories and Funny Pictures is a beloved gift edition of a story. This beautifully illustrated book has been entertaining children and parents for generations with its wildly...

The Sonic Color Line: A New Perspective on Race and Sound in America. Jennifer Lynn Stoever's groundbreaking study challenges conventional wisdom about the relationship between race and sound,...

A collection of four seminal slave narratives, including Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass , The History of Mary Price: A West Indian Slave , Incident in the Life of a Slave Girl , and The...

A comprehensive guide to African American history is presented in this captivating volume. The story of African Americans is one of struggle and resilience, marked by courageous leaders who fought...

Shalyn Claggett's Equal Natures explores how Victorian women writers used popular science to challenge socially constructed forms of power and gender inequality. By leveraging phrenology, a science...

Darkness Beyond by Glynn Stewart is set in a galaxy where humanity has formed an alliance with the ancient A!Tol Imperium. Fifteen years of relative peace have allowed for the establishment of new...

A gripping history of the Security Service's covert surveillance on British intellectuals in the twentieth century reveals a darker side to MI5. Official accounts have long ignored this 'other...

Beautifully Said: A Collection of Quotes from Remarkable Women and Girls. This inspiring collection features 21 themed chapters of quotes from strong, successful women who embody qualities such as...

The Constitution of Americans: Cultural Anxiety and Narrative Form by Priscilla Wald explores how certain writers in the mid-nineteenth and early twentieth centuries contributed to the development of...

A Lesson in Cruelty by Harriet Tyce is a gripping psychological thriller that follows three women as they become embroiled in an intricate web of lies and deceit. After years of struggling to rebuild...

ABC Black History and Me presents 26 historical concepts, events, and people from A to Z that are important in Black American history. This board book pairs each letter of the alphabet with...

In the kingdom of Leporidae Lop, luck is a luxury few can afford. Edbert Pollock will do whatever it takes to save his bookshop from ruin, even if it means crawling into the sewers and worshiping a...

The Mill on Magnolia Lane by Tilly Tennant is a heartwarming romantic comedy about finding love in unexpected places. After losing her beloved father, Lizzie Lovell embarks on a new journey to...

Adam Budd's life is turned upside down when his estranged mother dies, leaving him her estate and a remote Scottish island to sort out. Stone Heart House, a sprawling mansion with a tangled past,...

Chelsea Clinton celebrates thirteen American women who never took no for an answer. These tiny feminists and mini activists helped shape our country through their tenacity, sometimes by speaking out,...

Irregular Connections: A History of Anthropology and Sexuality is a comprehensive study of the anthropological exploration of sex from the eighteenth century to the present. The authors, Andrew P...

A practical guide for churches seeking to address systemic racism and implement reparations plans. This book provides spiritual resources and practical tools for dioceses and institutions looking to...

Twenty-one years have passed since Charlotte Booth fought to keep Ferndale Mill and her home at Windfell Manor following her traumatic first marriage. Now, she seeks only the best for their children,...

A Truth for a Truth by Carol Wyer is a gripping police procedural that delves into the darker side of corruption and deception. When DI Kate Young's boss, Superintendent John Dickson, is found dead,...

The Amazing Iroquois and the Invention of the Empire State by John C. Winters In America's collective memory, the Haudenosaunee, or Iroquois, are deeply intertwined with New York's history and...

The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo is a gripping thriller about a decades-old mystery that refuses to rest. Forty years ago, a young woman named Harriet Vanger vanished from a family gathering, leaving...

Afrofuturism Rising: A Literary Prehistory of a Movement by Isiah Lavender (III) explores the connection between science, technology, and race across centuries. This book delves into the narrative...

New Essays on Eudora Welty, Class, and Race by Harriet Pollack A collection of essays that explore the complex relationships between class, race, and literature in the work of Eudora Welty. Building...

The Balkan Trilogy is a vast and complex masterpiece that brings to life the uncertainty and adventure of civilian existence under political and military siege. At its heart are Guy and Harriet...

Charlotte Illes Is Not a Teacher is the second zany mystery in a series based on the popular TikTok web series from @katiefliesaway. When 25-year-old Charlotte returns to Frencham Middle School as a...

The stunning Emma special edition from Union Square & Co.'s Signature Gilded Editions series is a beautiful addition to any bookshelf. This exquisite edition features sprayed edges, color end pages,...

Dream Cottage by Harriet J Kent is a chilling tale of love, loss and the supernatural. When newlyweds Greta and Max stumble upon a remote cottage on the Isle of Wight, they believe it's their dream...

Ezra Pound: Poet presents a lively narrative of the poet's early life and loves, tracing his evolution from precocious youth to his stunningly original works. From his education in America to his...

Twelve Years a Slave is a true slave narrative that reads like a novel, recounting the harrowing experiences of Solomon Northup, a free man of colour who was kidnapped and held in bondage for twelve...

Rick Nelson: Rock 'n' Roll Pioneer tells the story of a life in music that spanned over four decades. From his early days as an 8-year-old show business sensation to his rise as a country rock...

Black Women's Yoga History: A Memoir of Inner Peace This book explores how Black women elders have managed stress through self-care practices that date back to at least the mid-nineteenth century,...

Mirabella 5 - Mirabella y las mascotas de bruja is a charming tale about a young girl who is half-witch and half-fairy. With her mother being a witch and father an fairy, Mirabella has a unique blend...

Ezra Pound: Poet presents a lively narrative of the poet's early life and loves, tracing his evolution from a young genius to a brilliant iconoclast. From his education in America to his years in...

Writing for Immortality: Women and the Emergence of High Literary Culture in America by Anne E. Boyd. Before the Civil War, women writers like Catharine Maria Sedgwick and Harriet Beecher Stowe...

Against Civility: A History of Racial Injustice and the Need for Civic Radicalism The concept of civility has long been used to silence dissent, repress political participation, and justify violence...

Act Like You Know: African-American Autobiography and White Identity by Crispin Sartwell explores how black autobiographical discourses have confronted the character of white society. Through the...

Notable New Yorkers of Manhattan's Upper West Side Bloomingdale -- Morningside Heights is a collection of nearly 600 stories about former residents who once called this iconic neighborhood home...