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Pat Murphy

    Pat Murphy
    Women Up to No Good
    Falling Woman
    Points of departure
    The City, not long after.
    Lego Chain Reactions
    The Wild Girls
    • When thirteen-year-old Joan moves to California in 1972, she becomes friends with Sarah and after winning a writing contest together they are recruited for an exclusive summer writing class that gives them new insights into themselves and others.

      The Wild Girls
    • Lego Chain Reactions

      • 64pages
      • 3 heures de lecture
      4,1(77)Évaluer

      Engaging young builders, this book offers instructions for creating eight simple machines that work together to produce chain reactions. Children can utilize the provided LEGO pieces along with their own to construct various contraptions. Additionally, it encourages them to document their experiments, fostering creativity and problem-solving skills through hands-on learning and play.

      Lego Chain Reactions
    • Falling Woman

      • 272pages
      • 10 heures de lecture
      3,6(45)Évaluer

      Elizabeth Waters, an archeologist who abandoned her husband and daughter years ago to pursue her career, can see the shadows of the past. It's a gift she keeps secret from her colleagues and students, one that often leads her to incredible archeological discoveries - and the terrible suspicion that she might be going mad. Then on a dig in the Yucatan, the shadow of a Mayan priestess speaks to her. Suddenly Elizabeth's daughter Diane arrives, hoping to reconnect with her mother. As Elizabeth, her daughter and the priestess fall into the mysterious world of Mayan magic, it is clear one of them will be asked to make the ultimate sacrifice...

      Falling Woman
    • Women Up to No Good

      • 308pages
      • 11 heures de lecture

      Exploring the complexities of desire, this collection of stories follows women as they encounter trouble in diverse settings, from archaeological digs in the Southwest to urban alleys and California suburbs. With elements of irony and fantasy, the narratives delve into the various ways women navigate their worlds, revealing the unexpected challenges and adventures they face. Each story offers a unique perspective on the theme of women's desires and the troubles that often accompany them.

      Women Up to No Good
    • The Shadow Hunter

      • 238pages
      • 9 heures de lecture

      The story follows a young Neanderthal who finds himself in a futuristic world, where he navigates the stark contrasts between his shamanic beliefs and advanced technology. As he strives to connect with the earth and the spirits of animals, his journey explores themes of spirituality and cultural clash, offering a gripping narrative that combines ancient traditions with the wonders and challenges of a new era. This debut novel from a Nebula Award-winning author promises a unique blend of history and speculative fiction.

      The Shadow Hunter
    • Embrace of the Rose

      • 324pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Set against the backdrop of post-World War I Ireland, the narrative follows the Megan family as they navigate life in a rural farming community amidst the tumultuous events leading to World War II. Despite their isolation, a stranger's arrival disrupts their peaceful existence, thrusting them into a conflict that alters their lives irrevocably. The story intertwines themes of romance, action, and the quest for justice, highlighting how external chaos impacts their world, forcing them to confront challenges beyond their control.

      Embrace of the Rose
    • The Adventures of Mary Darling

      • 320pages
      • 12 heures de lecture

      Set against a backdrop of Victorian society, Mary Darling emerges as a bold mother determined to rescue her missing children after being wrongfully accused by Sherlock Holmes. Her journey takes her from London to distant lands, where she allies with diverse characters, including a Solomon Islander and a Malagasy woman, as well as the infamous Captain Hook. This subversive narrative reimagines classic tales, highlighting the overlooked stories of women and indigenous peoples impacted by colonialism, all while blending wit and adventure.

      The Adventures of Mary Darling