Product Description: The Little Russian spotlights an exciting new voice in historical fiction, an assured debut that should appeal to readers of Away by Amy Bloom or Cold Mountain by Charles Frazier. The novel tells the story of Berta Alshonsky, who revels in childhood memories of her time spent with a wealthy family in Moscow –a life filled with salons, balls and all the trappings of the upper class — very different from her current life as a grocer’s daughter in the Jewish townlet of Mosny...read more

Raven tries to reinstate her father in his former job in a restaurant.

Product Description: America's Child is the story of the journey of a child of first-generation immigrant parents from a working-class neighborhood in Philadelphia to the mythic avenues of 1940s Hollywood, through the transformative years of Berkeley, to the avant-garde art world of New York, to a Cuban movie theater filled with Vietnamese students and the turbulence of the sixties...read more

When Raven has a vision of her crush, Devon, kissing her, she drags her younger brother, Cory, to a pizza parlor where she can hang out with Devon and his younger sister in the hopes of helping her vision come true.

Follows the adventures of Raven, a psychic teenager who often does not get what she expects from her visions.

When Raven gets a vision of Chelsea losing the election for class president by a landslide to Stinky Sturky, she does everything she can to help Chelsea win so that the vision will not come true.

Follows the adventures of Raven, a psychic teenager who often does not get what she expects from her visions.

Illustrated with full-color photographs from the television show and tons of Raven's own doodles, a That's So Raven scrapbook gives the inside scoop on how to deal with friends, boys, school, parents, annoying little brothers, and much more. Original.

Follows the adventures of Raven, a psychic teenager who often does not get what she expects from her visions.

Follows the adventures of Raven, a psychic teenager who often does not get what she expects from her visions.

A remarkable, passionate relationship between the renowned author and her beloved Juliette is revealed in this series of letters that spans more than sixty years and gives readers a glimpse into their private world. (view table of contents)

An illuminating collection of correspondence by the critically acclaimed author of At Eighty Two provides a vivid portrait that follows Sarton from early childhood into middle age and documents her relationships with friends, family, colleagues, and lovers. (view table of contents)

Selections from the unpublished journals and letters of May Sarton illustrate her passion for writing, drama, literature, gardening, and travel and her dedication to family and friends. National ad/promo.

Product Description: activist essays, autobiography