Stephen L. Harris Livres

Focusing on the Third U.S. Infantry Division, this account delves into the pivotal events of the Second Battle of the Marne, a crucial turning point in World War I. It highlights the bravery and strategic significance of the American forces as they played a key role in shifting the momentum of the war. Through detailed narratives and historical analysis, the book captures the intensity of battle and the experiences of soldiers during this critical moment in history.

Classical Mythology: Images and Insights approaches the study of myths through complete works of Greco-Roman literature, including six complete Greek dramas and generous excerpts from the narratives of Homer, Hesiod, Virgil, and Ovid, and through carefully chosen examples of classical works of art, both painting and sculpture. Combining literary masterpieces with the visual arts, this integrative approach offers readers a comprehensive experience with both cognitive and aesthetic appeal.

Set in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, the story follows 16-year-old Skeets Stearns, a farm boy who seeks solace in the mountains near his home. While his time in the wild has built his physical strength, he struggles with self-confidence, particularly when it comes to approaching Becky Winslow, the attractive and popular star of the track team. The narrative explores themes of adolescence, courage, and the journey of self-discovery against a backdrop of rural life.