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An engaging memoir by John Mortimer filled with humorous anecdotes and nostalgic recollections of his childhood in rural England.

Focusing on the technological advancements of the cotton industry during the Industrial Revolution, this book delves into key innovations like the spinning jenny and new production methods. It highlights the significant impact of cotton production on economic growth and social change in the 19th century. With engaging prose and rich illustrations, it offers an informative and enjoyable read for those interested in the history of technology and industry.

This collection features eight short plays that explore a variety of themes and situations. Each play delves into unique narratives, ranging from interpersonal conflicts to societal issues. The characters navigate complex emotions and dilemmas, providing a thought-provoking experience. The diverse styles and formats of the plays invite audiences to reflect on human relationships and moral questions, making this anthology a compelling read for theater enthusiasts and those interested in contemporary drama.

In this long-awaited memoir, dancer and choreographer John Clifford offers a highly personal look inside the day-to-day operations of the New York City Ballet and its creative mastermind, George Balanchine. Balanchine's Apprentice is the story of Clifford and the guiding inspiration for his life's work in dance.

A super-value activity book featuring dozens of the popular spot the difference picture puzzles made famous in the back pages of People Magazine!

The story revolves around Sir Fennimore Truscott, a retired judge who confronts his neighbor Tom Marjoriebanks, accusing him of having seduced his wife, Margaret, years prior. Set against the backdrop of Truscott's mulberry tree, the narrative explores themes of betrayal, memory, and the complexities of relationships, as the two men grapple with their intertwined pasts and the impact of their shared history on their present lives.

Set in 1858, the story follows Elizabeth Susanna Browning as she seeks independence from her family in London. Responding to an advertisement, she becomes the housekeeper for the enigmatic American engineer Zerah Colburn. Their whirlwind marriage leads them to New York and then Philadelphia, where financial misfortune strikes. As Lizzy grapples with personal crises and betrayal, she hires a private investigator to uncover her husband's secrets. Ultimately, she must navigate heartbreak and rediscovery, finding solace with a new love from Norway.

Updated with 30 percent more facts based on real questions kids ask, this new edition of the bestselling Big Book of How covers areas including science, buildings, natural disasters, sports, animals, the human body, technology, and more. Full color.