Elizabeth Ross is an author whose debut novel was a finalist for the American Library Association's Morris Debut Award and the California Book Award. Her work is characterized by its insightful exploration of human psychology and social nuances. Ross masterfully weaves intricate narratives that draw readers into the depths of human relationships and moral dilemmas. Her literary style is both poetic and direct, making her a memorable storyteller.
The story explores the challenges faced by a family transitioning from a wild, isolated lifestyle to the constraints of small-town living. The children, accustomed to nature and freedom, must adapt to a new home filled with delicate, untouchable furnishings and a formal atmosphere. This stark contrast highlights their struggle to navigate the expectations of their new environment while longing for the adventure and openness of their previous life.
Sixteen-year-old Maude Pichon, a plain, impoverished girl in Belle Epoque Paris, is hired by Countess Dubern to make her headstrong daughter, Isabelle, look more beautiful by comparison but soon Maude is enmeshed in a tangle of love, friendship, and deception
A Holistic Approach to Prevention and Recovery from Heart Disease
Focusing on the critical issue of coronary heart disease in women, this book highlights the often-misunderstood symptoms and risks that lead to misdiagnosis and inadequate treatment. Women's cardiologist Elizabeth Ross provides essential medical knowledge about risk factors, diagnostic tests, and management strategies. Additionally, she emphasizes a holistic approach, encouraging readers to seek quality medical care while nurturing their inner selves. By fostering a strong mind-body connection, women can enhance their heart health and improve their overall well-being for a longer, happier life.
Relates the adventures of three little pigs who leave home to seek their fortunes and how they deal with the big bad wolf.