new england

Contains nine short stories by American author Sarah Orne Jewett, in which she explores different aspects of village life in nineteenth-century New England.

At the request of her great-aunt, ten-year-old Jo tries to befriend a sad and lonely blind girl who is visiting the neighborhood.

Chronicles the joys and sorrows of the four March sisters as they grow into young ladies in nineteenth-century New England.

Widens the history of colonial America to include the entirety of seventeenth-century Puritan New England to the Atlantic slave trade.

In 1922, unwanted by her upperclass family, teenage polio survivor Rowan plays a born cripple in a state fair eugenics exhibit but soon learns how badly eugenics can go awry.

"The Sisters and the Brotherhood enter a near all-out war as an epidemic breaks out in New London, and the prophecy that one sister will murder another comes ever closer to fruition"--Provided by publisher.

A photographic guide to New England's natural world, featuring nature notes on the activities of amphibians, reptiles, birds, mammals, insects and arachnids, and plants and fungi in each month of the year, and including more in-depth essays on related topics.

Cate Cahill goes into an asylum in order to meet her godmother and another oracle as she continues to try to learn about the prophecy and protect her sisters from the oppressive Brotherhood in an alternate New England of 1900.

The spoiled son of an American millionaire is saved from drowning by a New England fishing schooner and forced to prove his worth to the captain and crew.

Fraternal twins Abigail and Dorcas Mather could not be more different, have always been the best of friends, but when the new man in town takes an interest in both of them, their close relationship is tested.