Laura A Stevenson

Praise and Paradox: Merchants and Craftsmen in Elizabethan Popular Literature

Praise and Paradox: Merchants and Craftsmen in Elizabethan Popular Literature

The Island and the Ring

Happily after All

The Island and the Ring

Return in Kind

When Letty Hendrickson dies, she leaves an enormous bequest to Mather College - but to her husband Joel, she leaves 150 acres in Vermont that he didn't know she owned. Joel goes to Vermont to sell the property, and discovers not a ski-country investment but the Ward Place: an old farm with a family ...

Castle in the Window

Staying for the summer with an unfamiliar aunt and uncle, Erin finds herself drawn into the magical world of a medieval castle, complete with knights and pages, a prince and a pageant, when she discovers an old toy box filled with lead knights on horseback - all terribly damaged. A magnificent fanta...

Second Amendment

A sampler featuring the text of the Second Amendment to the Constitution, surounded by a garland of stylized flowers and strawberries, with "Second Amendment" flanked by representations of the Liberty Tree and Old North ChurchThe pattern is 203 stitches wide and 151 stitches highOn 14 count fabric i...

Liar from Vermont

Peggy is the third daughter in a Midwestern academic family that summers in Vermont. But in Peggy’s imagination, she lives on the hill farm across the way, with its rhythms of milking, haying, and working horses. Ten interlocking stories follow Peggy’s quest for belonging—to a family, to a time, to ...

Happily After All

After her father's death, Rebecca must adapt to a new life in a Vermont farmhouse with her mother, whom she hasn't seen for eight years.

The Island and the Ring

Tania is pursued by the evil ruler Ascanet for a star sapphire ring, as well as by a mounted army of Silver Souls and a group of vicious hippogriffs.