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A journal of sorts written by Elizabeth Bisland. She covers many things in this book, from her musings on death to the way we treat animals, from poetry entries to discussions that her and her friends had; it's an interesting read and beautifully written.

A new edition of the historical novel of the Quaker teacher who in 1833 opened a school for African-American women and girls.

"Known for her to-the-point style that makes delicious cooking accessible to home cooks across America, Rachael Ray has sold thousands of cookbooks and been watched for decades on televisions in living rooms and kitchens across the country. This tremendous success did not happen overnight, however. It was Ray's keen observation skills and her understanding of what people need that paved the way to stardom"--