new hampshire

In 1968, when fourteen-year-old Jessie Stackhouse wins a hockey scholarship to an elite New Hampshire boarding school, it seems the only thing standing between him and his dream of one day being the second African American to play in the National Hockey League is the bigotry of the coach, some students, and townspeople.

Hoping to make a fresh start, airline pilot Chip Linton, the sole survivor of a plane crash, moves his family into a Victorian house in New Hampshire. Unbeknownst to them their new home may have a supernatural presence.

Bothered by insomnia, nightmares, and claustrophobia, sixteen-year-old Dana sees a therapist who hypnotizes her into remembering past lives, involving her in an age-old mystery and causing her to question what kind of person she is.

After the death of his wife and sevenyear-old son in a car accident, a New Hampshire father finds the wisdom in living when he begins to manage a Little League team and meets a remarkable boy.

Provides an introduction to the history, economy, geography, and sights of New Hampshire.

A rhyming alphabet that names people, places, and things from New Hampshire's history, culture, and natural world and provides background information on each one.

En route to stay with a relative she has never seen, fourteen-year-old Stevie meets three other young people with no place to live and takes a detour with them into a new life in the New Hampshire woods.

The author describes her memories of her mother's family, including Thomas Watson, who helped Alexander Graham Bell invent the telephone, and Milton Winternitz, a doctor and former dean of Yale Medical School, using Treetops, the family's New Hampshire retreat, as a background for her memoirs.

Nicholas Van Tassel, having glimpsed Etna Bliss standing under a street light, falls immediately in love and rearranges his entire life around the goal of making her his wife.