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All the beloved characters of Kate Douglas Wiggin's classic American novel come to life on stage in this highly respected adaptation. Produced on Broadway in 1910, the play gained critical acclaim with its story of Rebecca and the many trials of her young life in a small New England village. Wiggin, along with playwright Charlotte Thompson, expanded the story for the stage which makes it truly a unique theatrical experience.

Matthew Thompson (d.1785) married Sarah Wyatt about 1773, probably in Caroline County, Virginia, and settled in Louisa County, Virginia. Descendants and relatives lived in Virginia, Maryland, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Indiana, Missouri, Oklahoma and elsewhere.

Should thought their home Should not be so hot. Could thought they could Find a cooler lot. Would wished they would Solve this sticky plot. Should, Could, and Would is a tall tale about three short gnomes with conditional names. After taking a long walk from a hard life to visit the All-Knowing Gnome, they learned 'action, not inaction' would solve their problems. With new names and a new attitude, they created a life with great rewards! This book is an eLIVE book, meaning each book contains a code to redeem a free audio book download from the Tate Publishing website!

Delve into the chilling world of serial killers with "The Dark Secrets: Unveiling the Shadows of Serial Killers." This gripping exploration delves deep into the minds of these notorious individuals, revealing the motivations, methods, and societal impacts of their crimes. From the shadowy figures of Jack the Ripper and the Zodiac Killer to the modern-day horrors of Ted Bundy and Jeffrey Dahmer, this book examines some of the most infamous cases in history, revealing the investigative techniques, forensic evidence, and courtroom battles that unfolded. Journey through the perspectives of victims, survivors, and investigators as you navigate the complex world of criminal profiling, criminal justice, and the enduring fascination with serial killers. Experience the chilling details of each case, uncover the psychological underpinnings of these crimes, and explore the lasting impact of these events on society. "The Dark Secrets: Unveiling the Shadows of Serial Killers" offers a powerful and thought-provoking exploration of the dark side of humanity, leaving readers with a deeper understanding of the criminal mind and the ongoing pursuit of justice.

The Smartest Guys in the Room: Exposing Enron's Corporate Fraud dives into the heart of one of the most shocking corporate scandals in history, revealing how the seemingly infallible energy giant Enron built its success on a foundation of lies, deception, and greed. This gripping true crime narrative takes readers on a journey into the opulent world of Enron, where brilliant minds employed complex financial engineering to create a mirage of success. You'll meet the key players – charismatic founder Kenneth Lay, the ruthless and brilliant Jeff Skilling, and the architect of Enron's intricate web of deception, Andrew Fastow – and witness their ruthless pursuit of wealth at any cost. Through meticulous research and in-depth interviews with key figures, the book exposes the intricate layers of Enron's fraudulent practices, including the manipulation of accounting rules, the creation of offshore shell companies, and the systematic silencing of whistleblowers. Beyond the financial intricacies, the book reveals the human toll of Enron's collapse. You'll hear the stories of dedicated employees who lost their jobs and life savings, and the devastating impact on families and communities. This is more than just a tale of corporate greed; it's a chilling reminder of the dangers of unchecked ambition and the importance of corporate accountability. The Smartest Guys in the Room offers a stark warning for investors, corporate leaders, and anyone concerned about the integrity of our financial system.

Reproduction of the original: The Manceuvring Mother by Charlotte Campbell Bury