Books with author Margaret J Miller

- Beautifully illustrated with atmospheric paintings by renowned artists, Woman in the Nineteenth Century is a fascinating essay that outline's Fuller's idea that man will only be able to rightfully inherit the earth when he has become an elevated being capable of understanding divine love and when men and women have achieved complete equality. - Just as accessible and enjoyable for today's modern readers as it would have been when first published well over a century ago, the book is one of the great works of American literature and continues to be widely read and studied throughout the world.- This meticulous edition from Heritage Illustrated Publishing is a faithful reproduction of the original text.

Out of print for decades, and extremely hard to find until now, Margaret Millar’s bestselling and only book-length foray into children’s literature stars a precocious (maybe pernicious) young girl named Priscilla, whose flair for the dramatic is matched only by her preternatural intellect. A humorous yet touching children’s novel about a precocious and mercurial young girl named Priscilla and her oh-so-patient family. Priscilla, a little morose and very dramatic, is a headstrong kid with a flair for hyperbole and designs on life that seem to outgrow her family’s traditional lifestyle by the minute. This semi-autobiographical story was a bestseller in its day and remains a delightful depiction of a pre-war childhood, even if the protagonist skews more Wednesday Addams than Dorothy Gale of Kansas.

"A brief, first-person text and full-page photographs follow the birth and growth of a litter of kittens in this simple, appealing documentary. A little girl watches her aunt's cat, Cleo, as she gives birth and cares for her kittens; eventually, the girl is allowed to choose a kitten for herself....A very satisfying introduction to the family life of cats."--Horn Book.