by Kathi Mills (1989)
Seven short stories explore such themes as peer pressure, death, jealousy, responsibility, parents' divorce, fear, and cheating and the help that faith and prayer can give.
William L. Coleman
Provides answers to questions young Christians have about family matters, personal pressures, school problems, body development, drugs, sex, and God. Features related Bible verses.
Alejandro Murguía
From Mexico City to San Francisco's Mission District, nothing comes easy—in life or in love. Here is an unstereotypical view of a world as treacherous as it is tender, as hilarious as it is heartbreaking. Authentic and honest, these nine stories focus on today’s Latino men, their strength and vulnerability, their fears and deepest desires.
Allan Massie
"Klaus, the novella that opens, and to some extent, dominates this collection, tells the story of Klaus Mann, son of Thomas, and in spite of the long shadow of so famous a father, an important novelist and political activist in his own right. His struggle against Nazism gave him a focus, but its demise and what he perceived as Germany's inability to change led to depression and an early death--"--Publisher description.
C.P. Snow
Set in an English provincial town where Lewis Eliot, the narrator, is training for law. George Passant is his friend and mentor, an idealistic lawyer, and a man of principle and courage.