In "A Child of the Sea; and Life Among the Mormons," Elizabeth Whitney Williams provides a compelling autobiographical account that navigates the complexities of her childhood spent in the tumultuous seas of the Atlantic and her experiences within the burgeoning Mormon community. Written in a lyrical style that captures both the charm and the hardships of her early life, Williams immerses the reader in vivid descriptions and heartfelt reflections. Set against the backdrop of the 19th-centu...

Those who are engaged in the investigation of language have but recently begun to claim for their study the rank and title of a science. Its development as such has been wholly the work of the present century, although its germs go back to a much more ancient date. It has had a history, in fact, not unlike that of the other sciences of observation and induction—for example, geology, chemistry, astronomy, physics—which the intellectual activity of modern times has built up upon the scanty o...

Anxiety can feel like a huge number of different things to a huge variety of people. No matter the experience, they all have one thing in common: feeling anxiety is never fun. If you're looking to manage your anxious feelings and reduce your stress, this is the book for you.Written by a therapist who specializes in helping people navigate anxiety, the chapters contain 25 creative tools specifically designed to help reduce anxiety in five key areas: stress, social anxiety, anxious t...