"Rose dreams of dresses! And in those dreams, she sews the most fabulous gowns for the ladies of the French Royal Court. But Rose's outfits are too...unusual. No one has ever seen ideas like hers before. Can an unexpected meeting offer Rose the chance to make her dreams come true? Inspired by the real-life story of Rose Bertin." --Page 4 of cover.

Roses of Dreams Mist By: Nellie I. Kavanagh Roses of Dreams Mist is about a young girl who believes in fairies so much that she dreams about them. Emily Rose is put on a quest by the fairies, but she does not know. The fairies lead her to a young man, which begins Emily’s journey of many twists and turns. As time passes, Emily forgets about the fairies, but they remain in her dreams, are they real? What secret is being kept from her?

The final untranslated work of Marguerite Yourcenar available for the first time in English.

Cathy Song's fourth collection of poetry unveils glimpses of the elusive but ever-present power of wisdom and compassion. Recognizing that we have the ability to create our own misery as well as our own bliss, she finds the unexpected in broken lives, despair, and even seemingly joyous occasions. Song's poems are often, like a handful of water, "cold and impossibly / clear, unlike anything / you've ever held before."

After a highly anticipated wedding, Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe, move to a small seaside town called Four Winds where they find their first home. After briefly engaging with the locals, they quickly become well-known figures throughout the quaint community. After a long and unconventional courtship, Anne Shirley and Gilbert Blythe are finally married. The childhood friends decide to move to a new town, called Four Winds, where they find their first home. Anne is immediately excited about the idea of having a place all their own. She familiarizes herself with the lively residents such as Captain Jim, an endearing lighthouse keeper, and Miss Cornelia Bryant, a Presbyterian with strong social and political beliefs. While adjusting to their homelife, Anne and Gilbert encounter new challenges and a heartbreaking reality. Anne’s House of Dreams is a critical entry in the Anne of Green Gables book series. It highlights the unsuspecting trials and triumphs of adulthood, marriage and friendship. With each installment, Anne learns a valuable lesson that reinforces her resilience and unwavering kindness for others. With an eye-catching new cover, and professionally typeset manuscript, this edition of Anne’s House of Dreams is both modern and readable.

Anne's House of Dreams is a wholesome, sunny and refreshing story and a close rival to the author's success "Anne of Green Gables". The winsome heroine of the earlier tales marries a doctor and goes away to live in an old white house in Four Winds Harbour. The young bride makes some interesting friends among her few and far-between neighbors. There is the sharp-tongued old spinster with a grudge against men and their ways and a helping hand for the weak and needy. Then there is the entertaining old sea captain, keeper of the lighthouse, and the beautiful tragic girl whose history forms one of the most engrossing episodes of the book. It is a kindly tale, permeated with the spirit of common sense and the essence of happiness.