“barbara wilson”

Although she was taught by her Christian Science family that there was no sickness or evil, and that this belief would protect her, Wilson's own mother died of breast cancer after deciding not to seek medical attention. In this textured memoir, Wilson surveys the complex history of Christian Science... More

Kathy Ryan, a rebellious, strong-willed young woman had left home when she was eighteen, leaving her infant daughter and a Christian family behind. She was sure she could make it on her own. Seven years later, she finds herself alone and unable to pay her debts. In desperation she calls her brother ... More

Strong and open, fierce and funny GIRLS FIRST is the bold and spirited new series for middle-grade readers that seeks to capture the independent spirit of girls and young women from all over the world. By publishing international novels, the series celebrates both the differences and commmonalities... More

Increasing public attention is being paid to the Glycemic Index, which rates how quickly carbohydrates affect blood sugar levels: low GI foods keep us feeling full longer, and may provide additional health benefits. This practical pocket guide features color photographs and plenty of charts, and pac... More

The Glycemic Index is hot--and for good reason; the system for ranking carbohydrate foods based on their impact upon blood glucose and insulin levels is helping people to feel full longer, enjoy greater energy, and lose weight. Choose from well over 100 recipes for breakfast, lunch and dinner, as we... More

"Our daughter Sarah was 36 when she died in a white-water rafting accident in Peru. Her body has never been found." This story begins with a dreadful telephone call and ends one year later with a journey to the canyon where Sarah died. It is essentially a mother's diary of the first year of bereave... More