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Miller revisits and reimagines the life of one of Shakespeare's neglected female literary contemporaries, Mary Sidney Herbert.

Miller revisits and reimagines the life of one of Shakespeare's neglected female literary contemporaries, Mary Sidney Herbert.

Could anyone ever truly love . . . a beast . . .Scarred inside and out, Aden Bontrager hides himself away from the world in his dark house... The community learned long ago not to disturb the beastly young man, the sole survivor of a tragedy that left the town reeling with loss and heartbreak.Until one night, when a thunderstorm and a bicycle accident forces the community's new schoolteacher to knock at his door.When she isn't teaching, Beth s...

Katie and her friends in Abbott Creek enjoy cooking . . . and baking, and they would like to share some of their favorite recipes with you.They have gathered the best and most delicious recipes to be found in Abbott Creek, and added in some fun extras to go along with them. That way, you can enjoy reading about your favorite characters while you enjoy their favorite treats.If you have read the stories that follow Katie and her friends, you wil...

What if . . . the Little Cinder Girl was Amish . . .Fix dinner, Ella. Clean the House, Ella. Get the shoes fixed, Ella.Ella is different than most young women in town. She would rather read than watch television. She values kindness over popularity, and she secretly wishes for a family who actually wants her around.Ella has faced loss and tragedy, and yet she keeps a sweet, brave face, no matter how difficult life becomes.Chris has entertained...

WILL REBEKAH YODER BE ABLE TO FIND A PLACE IN THE FISHER FAMILYAfter their parents marry, the Fisher kids must find a place within the family for Rebekah, who is not at all used to such chaos ñ having grown up with a father who was ill most of her life, a mother who spent her days taking care of a sick husband and grandparents who doted on her to the point where she felt more like their daughter than their grand-daughter.Now she must find her ...

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In the small town of Abbott Creek, mysteries are as much a part of daily life as the Sweet Shop's fruit cobblers.Things are changing in Abbott Creek. . .Between babies and budding romances, busy schedules and unexpected gossip, the small town and its residents may never be the same.Everyone at the Sweet Shop Bakery and the Irish Blessings Cafe is worrying over Bella and her baby - and busily trying to convince her to take it easy.Katie is not ...

SOPHIE IS A KITTEN WHO FOUND TWO CHILDREN . . . AND DECIDED TO ADOPT THEM AS HER OWNThis is the story of how a sweet, shy kitten found two children and decided they would be her new family.Read along with Sammy and Macy as they tell the story of their family moving. . . and taking Sophie with them, how Miss Sophie adapted to her new home, and all sorts of fun stories of her adventures in her new home.

In the small town of Abbott Creek, mystery is as much a part of daily life as The Sweet Shop's Sugar Cookies.Katie Chupp spends her days at The Sweet Shop. . . baking for the upcoming holidays and enjoying the changing seasons.It's Valentine's Day in Abbott Creek and everyone is sharing their romantic stories. Book 5 in the Amish Sweet Shop Mystery series

Book 4 in Naomi Miller's best-selling Amish Sweet Shop Mystery series. It's the time of year when the residents of Abbott Creek give thanks for their many blessings. But Katie is having difficulty deciding whether she should be thankful . . . or careful of the new relationships she has formed over the last year.

SOPHIE IS A KITTEN WHO FOUND TWO CHILDREN . . . AND DECIDED TO ADOPT THEM AS HER OWNThis is the story of Sophie's first Thanksgiving with her new family.Read along with Sammy and Macy as they tell the story of changing seasons, going back to school, preparing for cooler weather, and celebrating the day of giving thanks with the newest member of their family.

Will Leah Fisher find love because of a buggy accident? Could love soften her heart so that she is able to see her answered prayers in Naomi Yoder or will she drive a wedge between her father and the only woman he has shown interest in since Elisabeth Fisher's death? Leah Fisher lost her mother ten years ago. She is rapidly approaching womanhood and the lack is becoming more difficult every day. Will she be able to recognize love when it's rig...

In the small town of Abbott Creek, mystery is as much a part of daily life as The Sweet Shop's sugar cookies. Amelia Simpkins may be a great cook, and have a head for business, but sweet treats are out of her league and the owner of the Irish Blessings Cafe says it's because she adds the tart to the Sweet Shop's new dessert that Katie Chupp insists is only filled with lemony goodness. The two shop owners' constant bickering sends sparks flying...

SOPHIE IS A KITTEN WHO FOUND TWO CHILDREN . . . AND DECIDED TO ADOPT THEM AS HER OWNThis is the story of how a sweet, shy kitten found two children and decided they would be her new family.Read along with Sammy and Macy as they tell the story of finding a little lost kitten, naming her, loving her, and making her part of their (or rather, becoming her own) family.

Through whimsical watercolors, drawings, fascinating marginalia, and humorous anecdotes, Naomi F. Miller illustrates the life of a field archaeologist, illuminating her story with charming art that she has done mostly in her spare time on digs.

Lady Mary Wroth (c. 1587-1653) wrote the first sonnet sequence in English by a woman, one of the first plays by a woman, and the first published work of fiction by an Englishwoman. Yet, despite her status as a member of the distinguished Sidney family, Wroth met with disgrace at court for her authorship of a prose romance, which was adjudged an inappropriate endeavor for a woman and was forcibly withdrawn from publication. Only recently has re...

The Archaeology of Garden and Field Edited by Naomi F. Miller and Kathryn L. Gleason "This volume focuses on the archaeology of cultivated land in gardens and fields. However, the techniques and bibliographies it provides have much broader applications and will prove useful to archaeologists who do not consider themselves landscape archaeologists."--American Antiquity "One of the few well-focused source books available on methods for studyin...