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Thirteen letters and two essays, relating to Julia Walker Baskin (1844-1920), discuss the education of young women in the South during the American Civil War, as well as life on the home front during the course of the war and its impact on the Palmetto State.

We're just a group of normal girls with normal lives. Our notebook is meant to make you laugh—​and make you remember. Everyone likes to think they started the notebook. Sophie claims she stole the idea from two girls in her math class. Courtney still has a death grip on the theory that the notebook was her invention. Lindsey doesn't really care; she's just along for the ride. And Julia never knows what's going on anyway. What we do know is that we started the notebook in freshman year at Stuyvesant High School as a way to keep in contact when our conflicting schedules denied us one another's company. It allowed us to express ourselves and our views of the world in a tone of complete sarcasm, obscenity, and blind honesty. We've spent a significant portion of our adolescence trying to figure out who we are. The notebook is the closest we've come.

"Thirteen" meets "The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants" in this vivid and compelling memoir of youth, abiding friendship, and lost innocence.

Typewritten essays in Biology 245, given in the spring term of 1960-1961 by Bostwick H. Ketchum. Included are essays by Jonathan N. Baskin (AB 1961), Julia R. Beebe, Michael W. Dix (AM 1964), Gilman Grave (AB 1962), Richard L. Haedrich (AB 1961), James Morgan (AM 1962), James R. Reed, Jr. (AB 1962), James H. Stone (AB 1960), Charles R. Taylor (PhD 1963), and Anne E. Williams.

Your Life is a Story. In the Book of Julia Volume 1 - The Author explores Connections and Prayer - two key elements of every person's life.

Features recipes that will be shown on Child's new series in addition to presenting dishes and alternate selections for thirteen meals she has matched up with different types of guests.