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  • Meli's Way

    Fourteen-year-old Melisandre Rossi lives in New York City with her mother. Meli, a self-identified weird teenager, far prefers exploring the museum to attending classes at her upscale private academy. Increasingly bored, she convinces her mother to let her transfer to an alternative public high school, where she can study ancient Chinese ceramics and interact with students even weirder than she is ... Read more

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  • Oradell at Sea

    Oradell Greengold, the brassy narrator of Meredith Sue Willis' Oradell at Sea, spends her days and her deceased husband's fortune cruising on first-class luxury liners where young Greek deckhands wait on her hand and foot-rub. Oradell is a modern-day Mae West who unapologetically enjoys her wealth, yet still has a soft spot for her mine organizer first love. Novelist Meredith Sue Willis charts the ... Read more

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  • A Space Apart

    When Meredith Sue Willis's first novel, which tells the story of a troubled preacher's family in West Virginia, first came out in 1979, it was declared a cause for celebration by the Los Angeles Times. Comparing Willis to Anne Tyler, the Times wrote: "She has written with depth and honesty about a life style available to many of us only though books." A Space Apart, according to The Philadelphia ... Read more

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  • Trespassers

    The Blair Ellen Morgan Trilogy, #3

    Series Book 3 - The Blair Ellen Morgan Trilogy
    In the late nineteen sixties, West Virginia born Blair Morgan moves to New York City, where she works at Bellevue Hospital and is involved in the 1968 anti-war sit-ins at Columbia University. The novel includes scenes of political protest and personal coming of age as well as life on a rehabilitation ward in the old Bellevue Hospital. ... Read more

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  • Hearts And Minds

    Self-Esteem And The Schooling Of Girls

    In this text various specialists in education honsider the merits of current thinking on self-esteem in relation to their field of expertise. Each concludes that a radical reassessment of the ways in which we think about ... Read more

    $131.99 CAD

  • Love Palace

    Meredith Sue Willis turns her considerable talents to explore a new part of the world: the downtrodden New Jersey waterfront undergoing a radical Gold Coast transformation. In LOVE PALACE Willis has created a memorable cast of characters and a pitch perfect sense of place. The tale of a quixotic battle against redevelopment is narrated by an unlikely heroine. Martha Miller is neurotic, over ... Read more

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  • The City Built of Starships

    By the time the colonists landed on the planet with two suns, they had already divided into the rulers and the ruled. When the new world failed to provide sufficient food, this division erupted into civil war. Some people fled to the desert, others stayed on the coast and built a city from the hulks of the starships.Having learned from her mother how to make native plants edible and how to train ... Read more

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  • Soledad In the Desert

    Willis's first book about the Second-World, The City Built of Starships, tells earthlings who crossed interstellar space to colonize "the planet with two suns" and start a new civilization. Colonization does not go well. The First-World emigrants had already divided into the rulers and the ruled even before landing on the Second World. When the new planet failed to provide sufficient food, ... Read more

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  • Dwight's House and Other Stories

    In Dwight's House and Other Stories, Meredith Sue Willis's eclecticism and layered prose release us from the moorings of "regional fiction." Written by a prize-winning member of the Appalachian Renaissance in literature, Dwight's House & Other Stories is an anthology of short stories focusing on believeable characters put in paralyzing dilemmas. These tales examine the troubling paradoxes of the ... Read more

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  • Re-visions: Stories from Stories

    The short stories in Meredith Sue Willis' Re-visons: Stories from Stories will take you back to your Scripture, your Shakespeare and your Harriet Beecher Stowe. And when you do glance back at the stories that Willis here "re-visions," you might be surprised at the way in which women figure in these well-known works from an earlier time-- barely. You may also be surprised to discover that you have ... Read more

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  • Answering Back

    Girls, Boys and Feminism in Schools

    Answering Back exposes the volatility of gender reform in many different schools and classrooms. It tells stories in close up and from below, allowing everyone to talk: anxious boys, naughty girls, cantankerous teachers, pontificating principals and feisty feminists.This book challenges many sacred ideas about gender reform in schools and will surprise and unsettle teachers and researchers. It ... Read more

    $100.30 CAD

  • Audiobook

    Dixon of Dock Green

    12 episodes of the BBC Radio 4 drama

    Unabridged

    5 hours 31 min

    David Calder, David Tennant and Hamish Clark star in these BBC Radio 4 dramas based on the original TV series.George Dixon became one of the best-known and most-loved fictional policemen during the course of three decades of BBC TV's Dixon of Dock Green, in which he was played by Jack Warner. In these 12 radio adaptations he once again upholds the law on the streets of 1950s Dock Green.David ... Read more

    $16.99 CAD