2303 results for 'Joyce, Jennifer'

This is the fantasy story of every girl's dream, as told by Joyce Bova, who met and fell in love with Elvis Presley in 1969. Joyce was working for the House of Representatives Armed Services...

Habits of a Godly Woman by Joyce Meyer This compact book offers practical advice and biblical guidance to help women overcome the challenges that affect their hearts, minds, and souls. Joyce Meyer...

A beautifully bound compilation of the Old Testament poetical books, Psalms and Proverbs, featuring new insights from Joyce Meyer and powerful commentary drawn from The Everyday Life Bible. This...

The Battlefield of the Mind New Testament offers a powerful resource for those seeking peace and spiritual growth through the power of Scripture. This beautifully presented book features...

Embark on an embroidery adventure with Jennifer Clouston as your guide. This book offers an organic approach to crafting unique embroidery masterpieces, helping you forge your own creative path...

The Battlefield of the Mind Bible is a powerful tool to help you connect the truths of Joyce Meyer's bestselling book to the Bible, and change your life by changing your thinking. Worry, doubt, and...

Jack Frost, the third book in William Joyce's The Guardians of Childhood series, tells the story of a boy who has been frozen in time. Once a trusted companion of the Man in the Moon, he was sent to...

The Everyday Life Bible: A Study Bible for Everyday Living Joyce Meyer's popular study Bible, now in the New Amplified Version, offers practical commentaries, articles, and features to help you live...

Discover the beauty of spirals in nature with this captivating board book. Joyce Sidman's lyrical poetry and Krommes' charming illustrations bring to life the fascinating shapes that surround us...

Discover your unique gifts and talents with the help of Joyce Meyer, a renowned Bible teacher. God has given you gifts to fulfill His purpose for your life, but you may not have recognized them yet...

Reviving Joyce's literary heritage through his own work, this collection of essays explores the concept of renascence in Joyce's writing. By examining his connection to Renaissance authors such as...

James Joyce's Politics explores the author's own political views and their connection to his major novels. While Joyce is not typically regarded as a political novelist, his works often grapple with...

The Shattered Castle (the Ascendance Series, Book 5) by Jennifer A. Nielsen A surprise attack on the castle itself forces King Jaron to confront the challenges of ruling a kingdom. With the Prozarian...

Aristotle and Thomas Aquinas had a profound impact on James Joyce's philosophical outlook, shaping his literary characters and aesthetic theory. This book examines the influence of these thinkers on...

Decolonizing Therapy: A Call to Action for Healing and Liberation To truly understand the mental health challenges of today, we must reconnect with our histories, bodies, and healing practices...

Dr. Jennifer O'Malley's life is good after finding God and falling in love. However, challenges lie ahead that will test her faith and family.This story from the O'Malley Series explores the untold...

Blind to Betrayal: Why We Fool Ourselves We Aren't Being Fooled The cover-up can be worse than the crime, and sometimes we refuse to see the truth in order to protect ourselves. This book explores...

Stuart Gilbert's in-depth analysis of James Joyce's Ulysses provides a comprehensive understanding of the novel's significance and structure. Written under Joyce's supervision, this study is both...

The Captive Kingdom by Jennifer A. Nielsen A new threat emerges in the peaceful kingdom of Carthya, where Jaron, the Ascendant King, thought he had finally found stability. His ship is attacked, and...

The French Joyce explores the complex relationship between James Joyce and France, shedding light on the intellectual climate of the country since the 1960s. Geert Lernout's study offers a major...

Jennifer's Diary by Anne FineA diary is just what Jennifer needs to record her everyday life - but Iolanthe has other ideas. When she sees empty pages in Jennifer's diary, she can't resist the...

James Joyce's Painful Case is an insightful study of one of the author's most complex stories, exploring its place within Joyce's broader oeuvre and its engagement with key philosophical and...

The Crown of Gilded Bones: A Blood and Ash Novel by Jennifer L. Armentrout In the world of Atlantia, Poppy's destiny is intertwined with the fate of the kingdom. As the Chosen, she carries the blood...

James Joyce's epiphanies are a collection of forty short texts that mark the beginning of his writing career. Sangam MacDuff argues that these early writings laid the foundation for Joyce's entire...

Edna O'Brien explores the life of James Joyce, one of Ireland's most celebrated writers, in this biography that coincides with the 100th anniversary of Ulysses. Joyce's life was marked by turmoil and...

David Collard's Multiple Joyce offers a unique perspective on James Joyce's enduring cultural legacy. In one hundred short essays, Collard explores how Joyce's work has been reinterpreted and...

James Joyce: A Guide to Research is a comprehensive bibliography of works by and about James Joyce. This selective annotated guide consists of three parts, covering primary sources such as...

The Illicit Joyce of Postmodernism Reading Against the Grain by Kevin J. H. Dettmar For nearly three quarters of a century, James Joyce has been approached through the lens of modernist reading...

Before Daybreak: After the Race and the Origins of Joyce's ArtCóilín Owens' in-depth study reveals the intricate complexity of James Joyce's early fiction, particularly his lesser-known tale "After...

Adrian Hardiman's biography of James Joyce explores his fascination with the legal system and its impact on his writing. Joyce was deeply concerned about miscarriages of justice, and his views on law...

James Joyce's interest in medicine has been well established, but a comprehensive assessment of its influence on his work has been lacking until now. This study by Vike Plock offers a wide-ranging...

Tim Conley's Useless Joyce Textual Functions, Cultural Appropriations provocatively explores the usefulness of literature and art. The author argues that James Joyce's Ulysses and Finnegans Wake are...

The Everyday Life Bible: A Study Bible for Everyday Living This study Bible, now in the New Amplified Version, offers practical commentaries, articles, and features to help you apply the Word of God...

A Light in the Flame, the second novel in Jennifer L. Armentrout's Flesh and Fire series, is a gripping tale of duty, desire, and the blurred lines between loyalty and love.When Sera's plan to kill...

Jennifer Jones: A Comprehensive Biography This in-depth biography chronicles the life and film career of Academy Award-winning actress Jennifer Jones. From her early days as Phylis Isley at Republic...

Jennifer Post Modern by Jennifer Post and Anna Kasabian is a monograph showcasing the latest projects from AD100 designer Jennifer Post. This book features previously unpublished interiors,...

James Joyce's poetry collection, published by Everyman, offers a unique glimpse into the life and work of one of Ireland's most celebrated writers.This selection includes some of Joyce's major poems,...

A Kingdom of Flesh and Fire is a new novel by Jennifer L. Armentrout, set in the Blood and Ash series. In this gripping tale, Poppy's world is turned upside down as she discovers that everything she...

Kate Rickman seems just like any other nineteen-year-old girl. But behind her facade lies Jennifer Jones, who has spent nine years trying to escape from a horrifying past. Desperate for help,...

Experience the masterful works of James Joyce in this comprehensive 4-volume set. Dubliners, Finnegans Wake, Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man and Ulysses showcase Joyce's innovative storytelling...

Alan Joyce & Qantas: The Trials and Transformation of an Australian Icon is the story of Alan Joyce's meteoric rise as CEO of Qantas. Over 15 years, he navigated the airline through numerous...

Cassie Hobbes's search for the truth about her mother's murder has led her to a shocking revelation: her mother is alive. But the people holding her captive are more powerful and dangerous than...

Discover the life and works of one of literature's greatest modern writers. James Joyce's writing has been both celebrated and challenged throughout his career, but what drove him to create such...

James Joyce's Dubliners is a collection of stories that challenge readers to question the nature of storytelling itself. By introducing narrative unreliabilities and gaps in the narrative, Joyce's...

Published to commemorate the 50th anniversary of James Joyce's final work, this casebook features 14 critical essays and a detailed page-by-page outline of Finnegans Wake. A valuable resource for...

James Joyce's Judaic Other explores how recent scholarship on ethnicity and race sheds light on the Jewish dimension in James Joyce's writing. By examining models of otherness from psychoanalytic,...

James Joyce's life had a profound impact on modern literature. His influence can still be felt today, more than a century after his birth.A writer who embodied the romantic tradition of total...

Discover the life and times of James Joyce in this unique graphic novel biography.A comprehensive account of Joyce's life is presented through beautifully drawn illustrations, accompanied by...

James Joyce: Developing Irish Identity A Study of the Development of Postcolonial Irish Identity in the Novels of James JoyceThis book explores how Joyce's major works of prose reflect and shape our...

When Jennifer's grandmother is hospitalised, she returns to her childhood home by the lakeside, where she discovers a package of letters addressed to her. These letters reveal a shocking family...

Giacomo Joyce Faber Stories brings together some of James Joyce's finest short stories, past, present and future. This collection showcases his unique literary style and explores themes that continue...

The works of James Joyce are an integral part of literary history. To make his complex ideas more accessible, W. Terrence Gordon presents them in a clear and concise manner. With humorous...

One Hundred Years of James Joyce's Ulysses is a comprehensive exploration of the writing and publication history of Joyce's modernist masterpiece. Edited by Colm Tóibín, this collection brings...

Introducing the Monster Phonic 12-Book Boxed Set, a collection of 12 full-color phonics readers that will help young readers build their reading skills. Each book focuses on a specific phonics...

Jennifer Higdon Composing in Color is an in-depth analysis of the works of renowned composer Jennifer Higdon. The book explores her symphonic pieces, including Blue Cathedral and Concerto for...

Trilingual Joyce: A Comparative Study of James Joyce's Anna Livia Plurabelle Translations. This detailed study explores James Joyce's involvement in the translations of his 1928 text, Anna Livia...

Edna O'Brien's latest work explores the lives and experiences of women in Ireland.This thought-provoking collection delves into the complexities of female identity, weaving together stories that...

James Joyce's Finnegans Wake has been translated into numerous languages, defying its reputation as untranslatable. This study explores the diverse approaches adopted by translators to tackle Joyce's...

Some Girls Do is a poignant and romantic young adult novel about two girls navigating their identities and relationships. Morgan, an openly gay track star, and Ruby, a closeted, bisexual teen beauty...

Jennifer: A Life Precious to God tells the story behind the popular song "Cradling Song". Karen S. Palmer shares her personal journey, exploring themes of love, loss and grief.The author's...

Richard Ellmann's biography of James Joyce has been revised and expanded to include newly discovered primary material. This updated work sheds new light on Joyce's life, revealing previously unknown...

Healing from Complex PTSD: A Guide for People of Colour If you've experienced repeated trauma, such as discrimination, racial verbal assault, or interpersonal violence, you may struggle with intense...

This Step into Reading boxed set is a collection of 12 full-color phonics readers, each featuring a different concept to help young readers build their skills. The stories are based on the popular...

James Joyce and the Philosophers at Finnegans Wake explores how Joyce drew upon the philosophical ideas of Nicholas Cusanus, Giordano Bruno, and Giambattista Vico to shape his novel. This study...

This collection of eighteen essays by leading Joyce scholars offers a comprehensive exploration of James Joyce's Ulysses. Each contributor tackles one of the novel's eighteen chapters, bringing their...

In a world where corporations hold the reins, a young employee's life is turned upside down. When a contract is signed without reading, the consequences are dire. A lowly merchandising officer, Hack,...

John Bishop's Joyce's Book of the Dark is a stimulating study of James Joyce's Finnegans Wake. With its blend of intelligence and erudition, this book offers a compelling exploration of one of...

This book offers a straightforward and enlightening look at the safety of medical care. Dr Daniels shares her personal experience of medical harm and her journey into alternative therapies, revealing...

The Greatest Works of James Joyce features a comprehensive collection of the renowned Irish author's most celebrated works. This beautifully designed hardbound edition showcases his mastery of...

This guide to James Joyce's Ulysses provides comprehensive support for readers of the novel by illuminating crucial details and offering practical resources. Patrick Hastings weaves together plot...

Luke Gibbons explores the connection between James Joyce's Irishness and his modernist literary experiments in this thought-provoking study. Contrary to traditional views, Gibbons argues that Joyce's...

The Celtic Unconscious: A New Interpretation of Modernist Literature Richard Barlow explores James Joyce's use of Scottish literature and philosophy in his modernist works, shedding new light on...

Master the art of training a service dog with this comprehensive guide. Service dogs play a vital role in supporting individuals with physical and mental disabilities, and with the right training,...

A Study Guide for James Joyce's Ulysses provides a comprehensive resource for students and scholars. This concise guide includes a plot summary, character analysis, author biography, study questions,...

Phillip F. Herring's Joyce's Uncertainty Principle explores the complexities of James Joyce's works, distinguishing between solvable problems and truly insoluble mysteries.The author argues that...

Jennifer West Media Archaeology A debut monograph exploring Jennifer West's decade-long experiments in film, sculpture and installation. This collection of 11 projects, produced between 2014 and...

James Joyce's Collected Poems brings together the full range of his poetic output, offering a rare glimpse into the lyrical heart of one of the twentieth century's greatest literary innovators.Best...

James Joyce's Finnegans Wake: A Symposium is a collection of essays that explore the complexities and challenges of his most famous novel.Written by various scholars, this symposium offers a range of...

Elizabeth is an only child new in town, feeling lonely and short - not just physically. She's about to meet Jennifer, who's different from everyone else. Jennifer has read Macbeth and doesn't wear...

James Joyce's Mistakes explores the concept of error in art, arguing that mistakes can be portals to discovery. This book examines Joyce's literary productions, including Ulysses and Finnegans Wake,...

James Joyce's Finnegans Wake remains one of the most challenging novels in world literature. Despite its complexity and linguistic innovations, it invites readers to engage with its rich themes and...

Santa Calls by William Joyce is an epic Christmas adventure about three kids who receive a special invitation from Santa himself. Art, his sister Esther, and their friend Spaulding embark on a...

A mysterious woman stumbles into a clinic for criminals and collapses from her injuries. The crooked head surgeon believes he has Jennifer Blood sedated and under his control, planning to sell the...

For those new to James Joyce's work, this introduction provides an accessible entry point into his writing and interpretation. By combining the excitement of reading his words with the thrill of...

A Daughter's Deadly Deception: The Jennifer Pan Story by Jeremy Grimaldi is a gripping true story about a young woman who led a double life. On the surface, Jennifer seemed like the perfect daughter,...

Joyce Meyer's life was marked by extreme sexual and emotional abuse, but she found a loving God who responded to her prayers, transforming her mind, spirit, and life.Through her personal story, Joyce...

David Norris explores the life and work of James Joyce in this engaging introduction to his writing.The myth surrounding Joyce's difficulty has discouraged many readers from works such as "Ulysses",...

A Shadow in the Ember, the first book in the Flesh and Fire series, is a gripping tale of duty, desire, and the blurred lines between life and death. Born with a predetermined fate, Seraphena Mierel...

Tim Conley's Useless Joyce Textual Functions, Cultural Appropriations provocatively explores the usefulness of literature and art. Conley argues that James Joyce's Ulysses and Finnegans Wake are...

James Joyce's early years are revealed in this unique and intimate portrait of his life. Written by Stanislaus Joyce, James' brother, this memoir offers a fascinating glimpse into the Dublin and...

A Soul of Ash and Blood is the next installment in the Blood and Ash series, told from the perspective of Hawke. The great primal power has risen, and the battle between life and death has only just...

Explore the Dublin childhood and formative years of James Joyce, and the Galway origins of his consort Nora Barnacle, in this richly illustrated guidebook.This new edition gives a fascinating glimpse...

Discover the pleasure of reading James Joyce's works with this accessible guide. Despite his reputation as a challenging writer, many readers have found his books to be humorous, moving and...

James Joyce's relationship with his homeland was complex and often contentious. His masterwork Ulysses - initially met with indifference and hostility in Ireland upon its publication in 1922 -...

Jennifer's Body: A Supernatural Horror with a Nuanced Skewering of Gender Politics. In 2009, Jennifer's Body was released to mixed reviews, but its influence has only grown in the years since. This...

Jennifer Coolidge's life is a masterclass in living with laughter and love. This book distills her wisdom into practical lessons for navigating life's ups and downs.From the highs of Hollywood...

Here Comes Everybody: An Introduction to James Joyce for the Ordinary Reader by Anthony Burgess is a clear and accessible guide to the life and work of James Joyce. Burgess aims to dispel the notion...

The Joyce of Everyday Life by Vicki Mahaffey explores the idea that language can help us find magic in the mundane. Through a close examination of James Joyce's writing, Mahaffey shows how his prose...

James Joyce's Exiles: A Critical Edition A newly annotated and unregularized edition of Joyce's only extant play, this critical edition presents the work in its original form. The introduction...

Jennifer, Hecate, Macbeth, William McKinley, and Me, Elizabeth is a story about an unlikely friendship between two girls from different worlds. Elizabeth, an only child new to town, finds herself...