Judith Earle grows up watching the house next door, waiting for the children who come and go there each summer: Roddy, golden and unreachable; Julian, brilliant and cruel to himself before he is cruel to anyone else; steady, devoted Martin; lovely, lost Mariella. She loves them all long before she understands what loving means.At Cambridge, everything changes. Jennifer Baird walks into her life and fills it entirely - the bathing in the river, the nights talking until dawn, a happi...

Are you just like Mark? Learn about Mark, his family, his school, and the wonderful people in his life. Discover what people you might have in your life, just like Mark. Meet the funny members of his family and the exciting friends from school, and all the unforgettable characters.

**An immersive YA biography and introduction to the bold and deeply influential life of Augustine of Hippo.The philosophy of this thinker from the waning years of the Roman Empire has guided Western thought for nearly two thousand years.**“Suddenly every vain hope became empty to me, and I longed for the immortality of wisdom with an incredible ardour in my heart.” —Augustine of HippoIn a time when Christianity was just finding its footing on the world stage, August...

A highly original study of design that looks at its beginning through the labor, materials, and the techniques that produce it.Revolution and Progress radically reorients the study of design, revealing its decisive origins within social histories of production. Stripping design history of the linear formalism, subjective biographies, or the reading of objects through rituals of consumption in material culture, Ulrich Lehmann instead explores design through...

Behind the Dictators by Leo H. Lehmann is a bold and meticulously researched exploration of the connections between Nazi-Fascist regimes and elements within the Roman Catholic Church. Through compelling analysis and historical documentation, Lehmann delves into the complex relationship between political authoritarianism and religious influence in 20th-century Europe.In this provocative work, Lehmann examines the ideological and practical alliances that emerged between key figures in...

A starry-eyed Midwestern DJ spins on-air personas that unravel her identity and moral fabric in the male-dominated world of 1980s radio.All Eva LaVette wants is a great career and a perfect marriage. Can she have both?A '70s girl in an '80s world, Eva finds her life upended on a frigid Wisconsin night when she discovers a passion for radio. It's a feeling that ignites her soul, but conflicts with her husband's traditional values. Fearless ...

The fires of the Spanish Inquisition burned without mercy, consuming the innocent alongside the guilty, tearing apart families who dared to hold onto their faith in secret. In fifteenth-century Spain, to be Jewish was to live under the shadow of the stake, the dungeon, and the torturer's hand. Against this terrifying backdrop, Marcus Lehmann brings to vivid life the story of the Family y Aguilar, a courageous Jewish family whose devotion to their heritage and to one another becomes a testa...

"A Treatise on Simple Counterpoint in Forty Lessons" by Friedrich J. Lehmann is a comprehensive guide designed for music students and enthusiasts eager to master the art of counterpoint. The book is structured into forty lessons, each meticulously crafted to build upon the previous one, ensuring a gradual and thorough understanding of the principles of counterpoint. Lehmann's clear explanations and practical exercises make it accessible for learners at various levels, providing a solid fou...

"How to Sing" by Lilli Lehmann is a comprehensive guide that delves into the art and science of singing. Lehmann, a renowned soprano, shares her extensive knowledge and experience, offering insights into vocal technique, breath control, and the emotional aspects of performance. The book serves as both a practical manual for aspiring singers and a philosophical exploration of the singer's craft. Lehmann emphasizes the importance of understanding one's own voice and developing a personal sty...

"Rowing" by R. C. Lehmann is a captivating exploration of the sport that combines physical endurance with mental resilience. The book delves into the intricacies of rowing, detailing the techniques, strategies, and the camaraderie that develops among team members. Lehmann's vivid descriptions transport readers to the water, where the rhythm of the oars and the challenge of competition come alive. Through personal anecdotes and insights, the author captures the essence of what it means to b...

This compelling collection of stories by private investigator and award-winning author Susan Waller Lehmann takes readers on her personal journey of casework in the South, from her first process service through domestic situations, to capital murder cases, to the execution of her favorite client. After an unexpected relocation to rural Alabama, Susan decided to become a private investigator. Using skills honed as a journalist, she landed a job with an agency. Situations arose and she soon ...

From Then to Table, Culinary Time Travels - Discover Food Through the Lens of History!Discover the mouth-watering legacy of one of history's most iconic figures in Napoleon's Kitchen: Recipes from the French Emperor's Culinary Legacy. From decadent French classics to innovative global dishes, this cookbook offers a tantalizing journey through the tastes of the past and the fascinating intersection of food, culture, and power during the height of the French Empire.Vive la Cu...