Wilson, Laura

As a new generation prepares to celebrate the fiftieth anniversary of VE day, Gerald remains terrorized by the discovery so long ago of his sister's body. Now, desperately lonely, he finds solace in following a young girl home from school. But when the girl disappears, all eyes turn accusingly to him.

Presents a photographic chronicle of internationally acclaimed photographer Richard Avedon's creation of the 1985 exhibition and book "In the American West," a collection of portraits of oil field workers, miners, waitresses, teenagers, and other often ignored westerners.

A young boy keeps a journal describing his family's five-month journey across country in a covered wagon. Each entry includes a game, recipe, or other related activity.

In 1847, during the Great Famine, twelve-year-old Mary O'Flynn keeps a journal of life and death among Ireland's tenant farmers.

Presents a portrait of Victorian life as seen through a typical upper-middleclass household and its social and historical background.

Presents a portrait of Victorian life as seen through a typical upper-middle-class household and its social and historical background.