Jul 18, 2006 · Minot's graceful, candid novel about the meaning of adulthood and the depth of family attachment follows the three siblings of the titular clan as they face the consequences of …

Eliza S. Craven Green (10 December 1803 – 11 March 1866) was an English poet, writer, and actress. [1] Eliza Craven was born in Kirkgate, Leeds, on 10 December 1803. In her youth she …

Jan 1, 2006 · The Brambles goes beyond individual coping mechanisms to explore the interactions of a family in unhappy, stressful circumstances. The exemplary prose and richly …

This is the story of the Bramble family–Margaret, Max, and Edie–three adult siblings careening through wildly different byways of adult life. Margaret, mother of three, is about to take her …

Over the course of one critical season, a long hidden secret will be revealed, remaking each of them, and all they thought they knew about themselves. Keep in touch! A sweeping family …

A luminous, panoramic novel of family life—a beautiful, often hilarious portrait of motherhood and marriage—and a magnificent leap forward from the highly praised author of The Tiny One …

Edie, the youngest of the three, on the surface seems to be thriving—she lives in Manhattan and works hard at a rewarding job in television. But her hidden, life-long battle with an eating …

Jul 18, 2006 · Margaret, mother of three, drowning in a sea of runny noses and lost mittens, is a nurturer with a sense of humor, a witty woman at wits’ end, about to take her ailing father into …

Best remembered today for having written the lyrics for ‘Ellan Vannin’, Eliza Craven Green was a highly renowned actress on the Douglas stage during the 1820s – a period that she recalled in …

Lyrical, emotional, and large-hearted—a sweeping and unfailingly precise depiction of the allegiances, as well as the miscommunications and misunderstandings, upon which we build …