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Newberry Award honoree and author of Ella Enchanted and others.

Presents literary criticism on the works of poets of all nations, cultures, and time periods. Critical essays are selected from leading sources, including published journals, magazines, books, reviews, diaries, newspapers, broadsheets, pamphlets, and scholarly papers.

If Gratitude Were A Color, It Would Be Turquoise is all about the emotion that colors bring us. Each page is a journey into what that particular color might bring to one including happiness, warmth, and joy. Color is all around us, and this book provides an opportunity to dig a little deeper into how we see colors and how they make us feel. This book is primarily written for my Grandloves, but I truly hope it brings a smile to you or your loved ones as well.

This volume contains a few of many talks which the author has given on Sunday afternoons to the students of Bradford Academy. At their request and for their convenience the volume is published. While hundreds of addresses to young women of college age have found their way into print, the books that deal with the problems and needs of younger girls and that look at life from their point of view are few. Though these talks were inspired by the needs of a definite group, the author will be glad if the book finds a wider audience.