Christine Cross 
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A Reporter Reflects began as essays Brian Duffy posted on his blog about living in a nursing home during a pandemic. Significantly expanded and revised, the memoir contrasts Brian’s present situation …

The author of this book has studied economics for many years and proposed the theory of "differential diagnosis and treatment" of economic crises and the advocacy of "neo-fiscal macroe …

Meet and learn about animals around the world! First, read the stories in Spanish. Then, flip to the next page and read them again in English. Comparing words in both languages helps early readers wi …

Through a charming cast of animal characters and their human companions, Unleashed! Dog Park Chronicles introduces young readers to life at the local dog park. Each event that unfolds in this communi …

Suspense story about a cultural victim of our time. Girl of 12 is abducted in the American Deep South, taken into the narco-porn world of a low-level pimp in suburban Rio. An Olivia Twist tale 150 ye …

In Aging in World History, David G. Troyansky presents the first global history of aging. At a time when demographic aging has become a source of worldwide concern, and more people are reaching an ad …

Join Chris as he embarks on the adventure of his life. Touching twenty countries and travelling close to 30 000 km over 8 months, all the way from the southern tip of Africa to the shamrock fields of …

On a sunny fall morning in Southern Indiana, artist Ben Manning has just bought a house that continues to be occupied by its previous owner, Anna Atwood. At first, he thinks the image of the young wo …

“Euw, it’s got dirt on it, Aunt Morgan.” The twelve year old pushed the cherry tomato away, tossing her brown, curly hair out of her eyes. Morgan wiped the offensive tomato off on her shirt and put i …

Remember middle school? Being afraid to wear the wrong clothes, scared of saying something stupid in class or awkward attempts at that first kiss? How about parents who don’t understand? Or, teachers …