Dateline
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Dateline: Kydd and Rios
By Glenna McReynoldsHannah Morgan was bright , eager , beautifulan enigma who filled television director Zack Matthews with impatience ... and a sizzling hunger . The reporter in him wanted to uncover her mysteries , while the man simply wanted to gaze at ...
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Dateline: Troy
By Paul Fleischman, Gwen Frankfeldt, Glenn Morrow... Copyrid the sales can · Ms. Garcia was at Salinas Valley NURSES CARE FOR NEWBORN BABY FOUND IN DUMPSTET · Memorial Hospital on Thursday for Chady Shea ( left ) and Rathana Greea delighted medical observation under police Brooks said ...
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Dateline: Toronto
By Ernest HemingwayIn spite of the fact that the great Paris dailies, which are so widely quoted in the States and Canada as organs of public ... Similarly Loucheur, the former minister of the liberated regions, and one of the ablest men in France, ...
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Dateline: A Day-by-Day Guide to People, Places, and Events
By Kiay Lamprell, Kate MacAllanDATELINE is a book of days for our time - an illustrated guide to every day of the year.
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Dateline: White House
By Helen ThomasThis is the story of Chief of UPI's White House Bureau and the first woman president of the White House Correspondents Association; Helen Thomas believes that everything a President does...
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Dateline: Troy
By Paul Fleischman, Gwen Frankfeldt, Glenn MorrowOffers a retelling of the story of the Trojan War illustrated with collages featuring newspaper clippings of modern events from World War I through the Iraq War.
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Dateline: Sunday, U.S.A.
By Warren L. JohnsWhen "Dateline: Sunday, U.S.A." was first published in 1967, Sunday laws had just captured the attention of the United States Supreme Court.
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Dateline: A Contemporary Romance
By Patricia MartínStella leaves her career in Hong Kong for New York and Matt, determined to lay all ghosts to rest. It is there, over the international dateline that their past, present and future collide and Fate allows Stella a second chance.
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Dateline: Toronto
By Ernest HemingwayAs William White points out in his introduction to this work, “Much of it, over sixty years later, can still be read both as a record of the early twenties and as evidence of how Ernest Hemingway learned the craft of writing.” The ...