On Colfax Avenue

On Colfax Avenue"Everyone was moving to Denver, which was mushrooming all over the prairie and giving every evidence of becoming a metropolis of real proportion" so recalls Elizabeth Young of her childhood on Colfax Avenue. Her youth ran parallel to that of her hometown: she grew up in the 1890s in the midst of Denver's rapid metamorphosis from frontier town to modern city. Young's memoir provides vivid glimpses of the people and events of this heady era, along with

Butterbeans and Susie

this story centers a young princess who’s cursed with the inability to touch the ground

this is the first "Sleep Nursing" text to fill an important gap from a nursing perspective

yet little has been published about them compared with their British and American counterparts

Stephen Crane's Maggie

Hanan Toukan

including political developments across post–Soviet Eurasia and the United States

particularly the International Rescue Committee

Birthright

and eighteenth-century social and economic life

allurement

the landscape and culture of 18th century Scottland is beautifully represented as is the fascinating history of the Jacobite uprising of 1745