Most Popular Books by Elizabeth Fuller

A young carpenter scores his dream job with a mad heiress and spends his life in service to her obsession.

At the behest of his patron, a medieval scribe narrates his ordeal as an inquisitive, befuddled six-year-old on tour with his family troupe of players. Performing their farces across a landscape of war, plague, religious strife and feral cats, they travel from sunny Greece into the uncharted north, playing market fairs and noblemen''s banquets, while transporting a hamper of curse-bearing masks that intrude themselves into the boy''s dreams and the troupe''s reality, culminating in a Nordic Armageddon. Though set in Late Antiquity, it''s based on the authors'' own experience as a family of traveling players with an offbeat mix of farce and tragedy: playing for gods, playing for peasants, playing for cats. It''s about carrying the curses bequeathed by previous generations, dealing with catcalls and calamities, improvising making sense of the fears that provoke self-destruction and improvising the strategies of daily survival.

The readers from this reading scheme feature a gradual developmental sequence.

This booklet demonstrates the capabilities of digital printing. Manufactured by an industry-standard, print-on-demand provider, it illustrates to you and your clients the capabilities of the technology. Contents: basic colors for color printing; color photo unaltered; levels adjusted; contrast and saturation; Adobe Caslon Pro 10/12; Adobe Caslon Pro 11/14; Adobe Caslon Pro 11/18; Adobe Caslon Pro 12/15; Adobe Garamond Pro 12/15; Adobe Minion Pro 12/15; Adobe Arno Pro 12/15; sample CMYK colors; CMYK color photo; desaturate; levels; color text; blacks; gradients.

Explains the role of meditation in developing one''s psychic powers, and discusses remote viewing, telepathy, channeling, reincarnation, and past lives

"Mrs. Wishy-Washy and the animals take the Sunshine train to the sea"--p. [4] of cover.

Nuts and nut products are steadily becoming more abundant in the markets of the United States. Four kinds of nuts, including the peanut, which is a legume, are produced on a commercially important scale in this country. Arranged in the order of the quantity produced, they are the peanut, Persian (English) walnut, pecan, and almond. However, the production of the filbert is on the increase, and many other nuts that grow wild or in small orchards are used as food.

When she runs out of water, Mrs. Wishy-Washy takes her animals to town.