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  • Stepping Heavenward

    The novel begins when Katherine is a young girl and continues throughout her life as she grows into womanhood, becomes a wife and mother, and faces various challenges and trials. The story is structured as a series of journal entries, allowing readers to gain insight into Katherine's inner thoughts and reflections as she navigates her roles as a Christian, daughter, wife, and mother."Stepping ... Read more

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  • Old Flame

    **This “enthralling” (The New York Times Book Review) and “introspective, energetic novel” (Booklist) explores what it means to be a woman in her many forms—**daughter, friend, partner, lover, and mother—from the acclaimed author of Tuesday Nights in 1980.Emily writes for women’s catalogs for a living, but she’d rather be writing books. She has a handsome photographer boyfriend, but she actively ... Read more

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  • Stepping Heavenward

    Enriched edition. A Young Woman's Diary of Faith, Trials, and Spiritual Growth in 19th-Century Christian Fiction

    by E. Prentiss ...
    In "Stepping Heavenward," E. Prentiss delivers a profound exploration of spiritual growth through the fictional diary of Katherine, a young woman grappling with her faith amidst life's trials. The book, which unfolds in a confessional style, is marked by its rich internal monologue and is rooted in the 19th-century American evangelical context. Prentiss deftly intertwines autobiographical elements ... Read more

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  • The Home at Greylock

    by E. Prentiss ...
    Family and Community: The novel probably centers on the relationships within a family and their interactions with their broader community. Themes of familial responsibility, love, and conflict are likely central to the narrative.Character Development: Characters in Prentiss's works are often well-developed, with a focus on personal growth and overcoming obstacles. The story might explore the ... Read more

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  • Tuesday Nights in 1980

    **A “**thrilling, vibrant debut” (Marie Claire) that follows a critic, an artist, and a desirous, determined young woman as they find their way—and ultimately collide—amid the ever-evolving New York City art scene of the 1980s.Welcome to SoHo at the onset of the eighties: a gritty, not-yet-gentrified playground for artists and writers looking to make it in the big city. Among them: James Bennett, ... Read more

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  • Early Printed Books

    Enriched edition. Exploring the Influence and Evolution of Early Printed Books

    E. Gordon Duff's "Early Printed Books" offers a meticulous examination of the evolution of book production from the dawn of typography in the 15th century through to the cusp of the modern era. Duff deftly navigates the technical aspects of early printing methods, illuminating the interplay between artistic endeavor and the burgeoning technology of the printing press. His literary style is both ... Read more

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  • The Home at Greylock (Annotated)

    Enriched Edition. A Victorian Family Story of Christian Parenting, Moral Education, and Faith in Daily Home Life

    The Home at Greylock is a domestic and religious novel that turns the household into a testing ground for moral imagination, affection, and Christian discipline. Written in a lucid, intimate style characteristic of nineteenth-century American women's fiction, it blends realistic family scenes with didactic reflection, tracing how ordinary trials disclose deeper spiritual duties. Its literary ... Read more

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  • Little Susy's Little Servants

    A Heartwarming Tale of Kindness and Compassion

    by E. Prentiss ...
    In "Little Susy's Little Servants," E. Prentiss crafts a delightful children'Äôs tale that elegantly intertwines whimsy and moral instruction. Set in a vividly imagined world, the narrative follows the charming exploits of young Susy as she fosters friendships with the creatures of her surroundings. The prose is characterized by its melodic rhythm and playful language, which keeps young readers ... Read more

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  • Stepping Heavenward

    by E. Prentiss ...
    How dreadfully old I am getting! Sixteen! Well, I don't see as I can help it. There it is in the big Bible in father's own hand: Katherine, born Jan. 15, 1815. ... Read more

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  • That Was Zen, This Is Tao

    Living Your Way to Enlightenment

    An invaluable new guide to the most important journey of your life—from the author of "Zen and the Art of Happiness" The ancient sages spoke of "Tao" not only as the spiritual essence of All-That-Is but as the path of living in harmony with the universe—the "way" that leads to enlightenment. Although we may not yet know it, we are all on this path. Your life is the path. In his new book, acclaimed ... Read more

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  • That Was Zen, This Is Tao

    Living Your Way to Enlightenment, Illustrated Edition

    * This edition of the ebook (2022) includes more than 200 color illustrations that highlight the book's key concepts From the author of the popular "Zen and the Art of Happiness"—an invaluable guide to the most important journey of your life. The ancient sages spoke of "Tao" not only as the spiritual essence of All-That-Is but as the path of living in harmony with the universe, the "way" that ... Read more

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  • The Home at Greylock

    Enriched edition. A Tale of Love, Family, and Growth in a Quaint New England Town

    In "The Home at Greylock," E. Prentiss crafts a poignant narrative that delves deep into the complexities of familial bonds and the nuances of home. Set against the backdrop of the late 19th century, the novel is characterized by its rich, descriptive prose and a keen psychological insight into its characters. Prentiss employs a lyrical style that captures the intricacies of domestic life while ... Read more

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