Chronicles the lives of Southern California heiresses Em and Caroline Van Vliet and their children and friends, following their affairs, activities, and adventures from the 1940s to the unsettling 1970s

Christabelle Lang looks back at her life as an artist during Bloomsbury's early days, a period fraught, particularly for women, with pioneering change. A study of youth and age, the novel shows how the old woman is enticed back to a life long since left behind. Diana Farr has written twenty-nine children's books under the name Diana Pullein-Thompson, as well as two adult biographical works. This is her first adult novel.

Product Description: A taste of Kentucky through singsong repetition. Singer/songwriter Johnette Downing serves up catchy verses to her fourth installation of taste exploration. The award-winning author tells what lucky children all over the state eat, giving each dish's significance later in a "word menu...read more

Provides the words to nine verses of the well-known folk song, with instructions for playing the traditional game.

Chronicles the lives of Southern California heiresses Em and Caroline Van Vliet and their children and friends, following their affairs, activities, and adventures from the 1940s to the unsettling 1970s

Product Description: Christabelle Lang looks back at her life as an artist during Bloomsbury's early days, a period fraught, particularly for women, with pioneering change. A study of youth and age, the novel shows how the old woman is enticed back to a life long since left behind...read more