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Ticket to Curlew
Celia LottridgeCELIA BARKER LOTTRIDGE has won international recognition for her many children's books, including Wings to Fly, the sequel to Ticket to Curlew. She lives in Toronto, where she is writing a third book about the Ferrier family.
Ticket to Canada
Celia Barker LottridgeIn 1915 eleven-year-old Sam and his father arrive in an undeveloped part of western Canada and begin to plan a new farm for the family waiting back in Iowa.
Home Is Beyond the Mountains
Celia Barker LottridgeSamira and her brother flee when the Turkish army invades northwestern Persia in 1918, but the director of the orphanage where they end up decides to lead the refugee children on the three-hundred-mile journey back to their homes.
Berta: A Remarkable Dog
Celia Barker LottridgeDespite being small, Berta the dachschund had a belief that one day she would do something special, so when spring arrives and new baby animals appear on the family farm, Berta takes on a motherly role to help the new arrivals in every way ...
Ten Small Tales
Celia Barker LottridgeEnhanced with gentle watercolors, a colorful compilation with rhyming text provides ten positive tales about cooperation and self-awareness from countries around the world. Original.
One Watermelon Seed
Celia Barker LottridgeMax and Josephine plant one watermelon seed, two pumpkins, three eggplants, four peppers, five tomatoes, six blueberry bushes, seven strawberry plants, eight beans, nine potatoes, and ten corn seeds in their garden.
West's Southern Reporter
More editions11/7/97) David BARKER, Jr. Theresa Collins Barker and David Barker, Sr., Individually and as Administrator for the Estates of the Minors, Ronnie Barker and Vicky Barker T. Joel HARRIS, Troy and Kenneth Davis, d/b/a Davis Brothers Farms, ...
Desdemona for Celia by Hilton
Celia Paul"'Desdemona for Celia by Hilton' is a multifaceted collaboration between artist Celia Paul and Pulitzer Prize-nominated writer Hilton Als. A concise selection of drawings and paintings by Paul are illustrated.
The Illustrated Journeys of Celia Fiennes, C1682-c.1712
Celia FiennesTHIS THIRD EDITION IS A LIVE ACCOUNT OF THE TRAVELS OF CELIA FIENNES THROUGHOUT ENGLAND BETWEEN 1685 AND 1710 AND IS NOW RE-ISSUED TO CO-INCIDE WITH THE WILLIAM AND MARY TRECENTENARY.
Celia Scott
Alan ColquhounPhotographer Nick Turner, © Celia Scott 12. Photographer Nick Turner, © Celia Scott 13. Photographer Nick Turner, © Celia Scott 14. © Jerry Hardman-Jones 15 . © Celia Scott 16. Photographer Nick Turner, © Celia Scott 17. Photographer ...
Clive Barker's Nightbreed Archive Vol. 1
Clive BarkerWHERE THE MONSTERS GO Adapted from Clive Barker's Screenplay Writers Alan Grant, John Wagner Artist Jim Baikie Letterer Michael Heisler CHAPTER TWO ...DOWN AMONG THE DEADMEN Adapted from Clive Barker's Screenplay ...
Sexual paradox: creative tensions in our lives and in our ...
Celia A. HahnCreative Tensions in Our Lives and in Our Congregations Celia Allison Hahn Presenting an alternative to current male-female stereotypes, Celia Hahn analyzes the tensions between men and women in their physical, psychological, social, ...
Through England on a Side Saddle
Celia FiennesCelia Fiennes is remarkable for the journeys she made, in an effort regain her health, riding through the English countryside.
Clive Barker's Next Testament Vol. 2
Clive BarkerOne of the most critically acclaimed horror comics in recent memory, this edition collects issues #5-8 of Horror Master Clive Barker’s latest epic, with help from co-writer Mark Miller (Hellraiser) and artist Haemi Jang (Hellraiser: The ...
Dangerous Thoughts
Celia Fremlin'A thoughtful, entertaining thriller.' Booklist 'I cannot recommend [it] too highly.' Time Out 'Celia Fremlin is an astonishing writer, who explores that nightmare country where brain, mind and self battle to establish the truth.
British Modernism and Censorship
Celia MarshikCelia Marshik argues that censorship can benefit as well as harm writers and the works they create in response to it.
"Richard Goes to Prison" and Other Stories
Harley Granville-BarkerThis book rescues from oblivion the seven known short stories of Harley Granville Barker and demonstrates the sometimes very close relationship between individual stories and one or another of Barker's plays written about the same time.
Directory of Publishing: United Kingdom, Commonwealth and ...
More editions... J.B.Bayne 1910 Mark Johansen Berg 1604 Phil Bacon 1504 Keith Barker 6354 G.Beahan 1618 AnilBeri 2274 Alan Badger 1162,1622,1896 R. Barker 1553 Sarah Beal 1100 Krishna ChandBeri 2274 Desmond Badham-Thornhill Ros Barker ...
Inventive Life: Approaches to the New Vitalism
PreviewInventive Life: Approaches to the New Vitalism Edited by Mariam Fraser, Sarah Kember and Celia Lury Contents Mariam Fraser, Sarah Kember and Celia Lury Monica Greco Suhail M alik Andrew Barry Adrian Mackenzie Celia Lury Lisa ...
With No Crying
Celia Fremlin' Andrew Taylor With No Crying (1980), Celia Fremlin's eleventh novel, tells of Miranda, a daydreaming fifteen-year-old schoolgirl who has encouraged a boy to seduce her and is glad to find herself pregnant, but then bitterly resentful when ...
Beyond Tribalism: Managing Identities in a Diverse World
Celia de AncaIn Beyond Tribalism, author Celia de Anca reveals that tribalism is the key to understanding the success of the most innovative businesses in the 21st century.
King of the World
Celia Fremlin' Andrew Taylor King of the World (1994), Celia Fremlin's sixteenth and final novel, is the story of flat-mates Bridget and Diane.
Prisoner's Base
Celia FremlinCelia Fremlin's sixth novel Prisoner's Base (1967) served further proof of her mastery at uncovering anxieties and even terrors in the domestic sphere.
Virginia Woolf Miscellany
More editionsREVIEW BRITISH MODERNISM AND CENSORSHIP by Celia Marshik. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2006. 257 pages. S85.00 cloth. With its first sentence, Celia Marshik lays the groundwork for her timely and informative study, ...
The Echoing Stones
Celia Fremlin' Andrew Taylor The Echoing Stones (1993) was Celia Fremlin's fifteenth novel. Arnold Walker's decision to take early retirement and become caretaker and tourist guide at a Tudor mansion changes his life dramatically.
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