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Feel what it is like to participate in history as you follow in the footsteps of the young men and women who lived it.

When a handsome evangelist marries 13- year-old Layla's attractive mother, all seems idyllic.

When a struggling student teacher assigns a group project, seven-year-old Just Grace gets so involved in working with Grace W. and Grace F.

This sequel to Donald McCaig's Civil War novel "Jacob's ladder" delivers a saga of Reconstruction America from Lee's 1865 surrender at Appomattox to Custer's 1876 massacre at Little Big Horn.

A controversial artist is murdered and displayed as part of her own outrageous installation. No suspects, no motive, no evidence--it's business as usual for the Peculiar Crimes Unit's partners.

Experience 20 great moments in American history, from the 1631 quest of Christian libertarian Roger Williams to the 1988 ordeal of Sudanese refugee Peter Malual.

Krull presents a vivid and highly accessible portrait of a true renaissance man--an artist, scientist, and inventer of unparalleled genius. Themes include homosexuality.

One hot summer night, as the full mon roses over a small Connecticut town, people are pulled outside by its radiant force.

Presents Martin Dressler, son of an immigrant cigar maker, who, in dedicating his life to the American dream, becomes a symbol of it.

Modern people face many challenges in the new world, with science and technology becoming more and more important to our day to day lives.

The author describes psychological techniques that can help someone determine what another person is thinking.

Hamel provides forward-thinking companies with a disciplined process for radical management innovation, in other words, a formula for success.

Management experts and best-selling authors Ken Blanchard, Alan Randolph, and Peter Grazier outline the three steps a team leader must take to build and put into action a cohesive unit of individua

Viktor Frankl offers a more straightforward alternative to traditional Freudian psychoanalysis: one's problems may be rooted in a failure to find a meaning in life beyond one's interior world.

In 1912 England, 19-year-old Harriet Morton leads a dreary existence. Her ballet class is her only joy.