Turn of the Century
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Turn of the Century: A Novel
By Kurt AndersenThe messenger's electronic signature-slate clipboard and his Day-Glo green nylon satchel of envelopes are drenched now in steaming ultra-venti latte, skim milk, extra shot of espresso. His helmet—a glossy magenta with built-in radio ...
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Turn of the Century: Eleven Centuries of Children and Change
By Ellen JacksonEleven Centuries of Children and Change Ellen Jackson. To my wonderful editors Juliana McIntyre and Kelly Swanson –E. J. For Marly, Brooke, and Jocelyn –J. D. E. Turn of the Century Ellen Jackson Illustrated by Jan Davey.
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Turn of the Century: 2100
By Charlie PedersenSlaber looked back and saw Kay and Hong on a rock at the bluff above. The quad team instin n. It was a rtual standoff g s s b . They had run around Slaber like gaz ctively encircled them with guns draw vi . Kay looked at Hong and they ...
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Turn of the Century: Our Nation One Hundred Years Ago
By Nancy Smiler LevinsonDescribes what the United States was like one hundred years ago, focusing on the railroad, technology, business, labor, immigration, city life, the lives of Blacks, the family, the West, and world politics
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Turn of the Century: Eleven Centuries of Children and Change
By Ellen JacksonTravel back in time to meet eleven children, each from the turn of a different century. Each century of the second millennium is brought vividly to life by a child...
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Turn of the Century: A Novel
By Kurt AndersenAs big as the next century, as relevant as tomorrow, a novel of real life at the giddy, anxious end of the millennium.
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Turn of the Century: A Novel
By Kurt Andersen. Should be put in a Manhattan time capsule with the note: ‘This is how we lived at the turn of the century.’ ”—The New York Times Book Review NATIONAL BESTSELLER In his brash, brilliant first novel, New York Times bestselling ...