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Five thrilling science fiction stories by Charles Louis Fontenay.

This pair of essays represent a fascinating glimpse of the gender rights rhetoric of the early twentieth century. Rambling, by turns patronizing, sexist, admiring and reverential, the authors reflect on many topics from suffrage to fashion. A quick read that is both humorous and thought-provoking.

A suspenseful romance by Robert W. Chambers.  Not to be missed by historical fiction fans.

 A good light read. A prototype for today's romance stories of the innocent damsel who is visiting a foreign country. How can she help falling in love with the oh-so-dashing prince.

A tale of romantic involvement on a ship, and its repercussions and aftermath. A thrilling tale for ladies and men as well. It's a sea tale, an adventure tale, and a strong romance, all rolled into one.

Based on the Norwegian story "Sidsel Sidsærk," this is the tale of a young peasant girl growing up in the mountains, her highest ambition to become head milkmaid. It's a very accurate account of Norwegian farm life of the time.  It is like the Norwegian version of "Heidi" and it  follows Lisbeth Longfrock from the age of a little girl to a young woman.

Classic, action packed sea adventure for younger readers.

A tale of a family that wants to keep the family together and the inheritances within the family unit.  Strange, evocative, romantic tale of intrigue and suspense.

A tale of a young southern woman who was born in Paris, France, and was moved to the historical South.  This makes her different from her companions, in more ways than one.  A tightly woven romance of Southern life and lifestyle.  

Swept in by a snowstorm, found nearly frozen, a young lady and her child have traveled far to land on Hugh's doorstep. Hugh's mother and family are wary. What is this woman to them? What is Hugh to her? And what to make of her child and the wedding band shining so boldly from her finger? These questions are only the tip of the iceberg in this intergenerational family drama.

Bindle is one of the immortals of humorous fiction. His mirth-provoking comments on life, his never-failing cheerfulness under the worst of hardships, his ingenious evasions of Mrs. Bindle's cold, sharp eye, his many laughable adventures, his much loved "little jokes", all these things have...

The life of a famous woman, Madame de Stael, is told with some embeliishments.  Quite a tale, not to be missed.

A splendid tale of historical adventure and romance by Marshall Saunders.