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A Sparkling Affair (Regency Romance)

2 reviews
Mary Chase Comstock

Zebra, 1993

Page Turner
This is the perfect summer read. The plot is fun and exciting and I couldn't put it down!

Loretta Mason Potts

32 reviews
Mary Chase

Lippincott, 1958

It Never Grows Old
I read Loretta Mason Potts over and over when I was in grade school and junior high, and so did my best friends. I found myself thinking about it again when I was in graduate school, and, terrified that it might be about to be discarded, I wrote to my small-town library and asked whether if they were going to get rid of it I might buy it instead. They very kindly sent it to me free of charge, ...

Health, Healing, And Wholeness: Engaging Congregations In Ministries Of Health

1 review
Mary Chase-Ziolek

Pilgrim Press, 2005

A resource intended especially to speak to congregations in health care ministries
Written by the director of the Center for Faith and Health and recipient of a nursing Ph.D., Health, Healing & Wholeness is a resource intended especially to speak to congregations in health care ministries. Stressing the importance of understanding the culture of one's congregation, as well as tapping the potential that ministries have to promote community health and development, Health, Healing ...

Harvey

6 reviews
Mary Chase

Dramatists Play Service, 1999

A strange white rabbit between us
Ok: I had already seen the film by Henry Koster, and then I have red the play of Mary Chase; but I was really determinate to read this book, I've tried it 15 years, and only by Amazon I've found it. It was a good idea: the film is very good and it respects surely the text, but here we have the original form of a wonderful idea: Elwood P. Dowd is a man, sure not stupid, which doesn't like the ...

The wicked, wicked ladies in the haunted house

10 reviews
Mary Chase

Scholastic Book Services, 1971

The Wicked, Wicked Ladies in the Haunted House
Lots of fun to read! My daughter read it in one afternoon!

The Psalms for the common reader

2 reviews
Mary Ellen Chase

W. W. Norton, 1962

Psalms for everyone
From the DJ: "This book about the Psalms is precisely what its title says it is: a book for the common, or general reader. It is neither scholarly nor profound, in the sense of deep or extensive learning; in other words it is not intended for the specialist in Hebrew literary studies. I have tried in its pages to answer questions; to explain away confusion; to suggest ways and means for ...

The Country of the Pointed Firs

29 reviews
Sarah Orne Jewett, Mary Ellen Chase

W W Norton & Co Ltd, 1986

Visit the Country
Sarah Orne Jewett's THE COUNTRY OF POINTED FIRS is a visitor's tale. Set in the fictional Maine coast town of Dunnet Landing where the author/narrator has settled for the summer to write. As a visitor, the narrator inevitably recounts only the pieces of history she comes in contact with through her landlady and the people she meets in the community. The stories are portraits, bits and pieces, of ...

Windswept

2 reviews
Mary Ellen Chase

Macmillan, 1941

Life on a farm on the Maine coast.
A wonderful book about life on a farm perched on the rocky edge of the Maine coast. The land is rough, sometimes bleak and gray, but it leaves you with a warm feeling. I first read it in 1965. If you can find a copy so I can give it to my children, please let me know.

A Midsummer's Magic (A Zebra Holiday Regency Romance)

1 review
Mary Chase Comstock

Zebra Books, 1994

Funny and magical!
When magical spells and love collide, everything goes wrong! This is a light, comical romance, full of fun.

Wicked Pigeon Ladies in the Garden

20 reviews
Mary Chase

Peter Smith Publisher Inc, 1985

It is Available
I bought a new, hardcover copy of this book from Powells.com, with the title "The Wicked, Wicked Ladies in the Haunted House." The price was approximately $16.00.

The Edge of Darkness

1 review
Mary Ellen Chase

W.W. Norton & Company, 1957

Vintage Maine Novel **
This is a story of Maine,A tale of a wonderful adventurous Sarah Holt who now is the Matriarch of a coastal village(Don't you just love that word) Matriarch, well it reads like peyton place;doesn't flinch at any truth about human beings. Beautiful window on the bay with boats cover. and the cover art alone is worth the price. So If you like your novels of Maine this one is a fast and fun read.

The Lovely Ambition, a Novel

1 review
Mary Ellen Chase

W. W. Norton & Company, 1960

A Book With A Different Pace
I own this book because it was a discard in my high school library. This is a book that has its own merits as a novel but can't compare to novels of this time. It's a book you can pick up to read a few pages or a chapter or two and then put down for a few months and read other material, then eventually pick it up again. It's not particularly gripping; its plot follows a family of five- father, ...

Fortune's Mistress

2 reviews
Mary Chase Comstock

Zebra, 1996

Unique and charming.
I found "Fortune's Mistress" to be fresh and innovative, and the writing style literate and smooth. Ms. Comstock has created two memorable characters, and has taken a unique look at the consequences of behavior. A thoroughly enjoyable read.

Abby Aldrich Rockefeller
Mary Ellen Chase

Macmillan, 1951

This book is the story of an american woman, whose generous years in terms of time were generously spent in terms of service

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