Books published by publisher Harrison Press

A fascinating treatise on the study of modern mythology the construction of myths so soon after an event. Andrew Lang was the foremost scholar in folklore and mythology of his time. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

We read about the presidents of the United States, but we don't often think about what they were like as children. Sheila Ingle looks into the life of Andrew Jackson as a child following the story of his mother, Elizabeth Jackson, as she and her family fight for their land. She experiences loss and heartache, but through it all, she understand the what she is doing is important for her family and her country. Follow her adventures in Brave Elizabeth! You will be surpirsed at what you discover about the forgotten stories of another heroine of the American Revolution!

This text contains a detailed guide on learning a large variety of impressive coin and money magic tricks. Including concise, step-by-step instructions coupled with simple illustrations, this text is perfect for the beginner and will also be of value to the seasoned magician looking to expand his magical repertoire. The sections of this book include: 'Thirty New Ways of Vanishing a Coin – The Wrist Vanish, The Hurdle Vanish, The Pulsation Vanish, The Backer Vanish, One-Hand Vanish, et cetera'; 'Changed – Joseph’s Slow Motion Invisible Change, The Swing Exchange, The Drop Exchange, The Slide Exchange, et cetera'; 'New Moves', 'Tips and Gimmicks'; and many more. Many antique book such as this are increasingly rare and expensive, and it is with this in mind that we are proud to republish this text here complete with anew introduction on magic tricks.

Comprised in this book are eight thrilling stories set in the American West, linked by the themes of life and manners and, occasionally, a commonality of characters. Written in a time of disunity of America by the master of Western literature, this text details a society not too far removed from that of the contemporary: it’s a story about ‘indians and soldiers and events west of Missouri’. Written by the ‘father of western fiction’ Owen Wister, this piece contains many actual accounts of famous events: “The visit of Young-man-afraid-of-his-horses to the Little Big Horn and the rise and fall of the young Crow impostor, General Crook’s surprise of E-egante, and many other occurrences, noble and ignoble, are told as they were told ... by those who saw them.” A thrilling collection of some of the best western fiction, this book is a must-have for any fan of the genre. Owen Wister was an American writer and giant of western fiction. Originally published in 1895, this book is republished with an introductory biography of the author.

Europeans are seeking land and the New World has plenty. Among those who choose to leave home and family is Robert Steele. An Irish lad of sixteen, he sails for the colony of Carolina. Arriving alone in Charles Towne in 1740 he secures his contract as an indentured servant to businessman Mr. John Ward who assigns him to a land surveyor. He knows that fulfilling a family dream will require hard work and he is determine to prove that he is capable. Robert makes new friends, witness’s slavery for the first time, starts on a journey into the “backcountry” of Carolina, and encounters alligators, snakes, quick sand, buffalo, and the native inhabitants. He learns a new trade that enables him to find his way in a new land. Robert and his friend Will Amey, discover their will to survive when captured by Cherokee Indians and make their desperate escape. During this time he meets and is enchanted by the beautiful Molly Ward, the daughter of his employer. He establishes his worth and dependability. And in the roughest of times, he recalls his father’s words, “Remember who you are.”

This early work is William Harrison Ainsworth's novel, “The Lancashire Witches”. The story is based on the factual case of the Pendle witches, a group of women who were executed in the early seventeenth century for witchcraft. Originally published as a serial in 1848, “The Lancashire Witches” is widely considered to be Ainsworth’s best work, and has never been out of print. This fantastic tale is highly recommended for those with an interest in historical cases of witchcraft, and constitutes a must-read for fans of Ainsworth’s work. William Harrison Ainsworth (1805–1882) was an English novelist famous for his historical fiction. Many classic books such as this are becoming increasingly rare and expensive. We are republishing this volume now in an affordable, modern, high-quality edition complete with a specially commissioned new biography of the author.

This antiquarian volume contains a lovely collection of stories, quaint sayings, and remembrances, with a few angling hints and experiences. This marvellous text will greatly appeal to anyone with a love of the outdoors or of fishing, and, as well as being and enjoyable and up-lifting read, will also be of some practical utility to the angler. The chapters of this book include: 'Autumn Fishing', 'A Typical Time', 'Flies and Worm Fishing', 'Grayling Fishing', 'Grayling Season', 'Position of Trout in the Streams', 'About Striking for Trout', 'Spring Flies', 'Fly Dressing', 'On Artificial Flies', 'Minnows', et cetera. This text was originally published in 1899, and is being republished now complete with a new introduction on the history of fishing.

A fascinating treatise on the study of modern mythology the construction of myths so soon after an event. Andrew Lang was the foremost scholar in folklore and mythology of his time. Many of the earliest books, particularly those dating back to the 1900s and before, are now extremely scarce and increasingly expensive. We are republishing these classic works in affordable, high quality, modern editions, using the original text and artwork.

Meet Patsy Bea, who lives at the circus with her family. It's opening night under the big top, and she believes that tonight she might be the star of the show. After dressing in the fanciest costume she can find, Patsy Bea sets out to be a star. But when things don't turn out the way Patsy Bea planned she wonders if her dreams of becoming a star will ever come true? Patsy Bea is a heartwarming story that shows how dreams can come true in unexpected ways.

Fartella Gasratilova is no ordinary eight year old. Unable to stop herself farting at the most inappropriate moments, Fartella gets herself into tons of trump-tastic trouble. However, her breath-taking ability to produce the most powerful pumps means she can just as often end up saving the day. Add one of Fartella’s forbidden foods (Huey Chewy’s Organically-Foraged Nutty Prune Bars) into the mix, and there’s no knowing what will happen. Is Fartella’s windy nature a gift or a curse? You decide…

Meet Patsy Bea, who lives at the circus with her family. It's opening night under the big top, and she believes that tonight she might be the star of the show. After dressing in the fanciest costume she can find, Patsy Bea sets out to be a star. But when things don't turn out the way Patsy Bea planned she wonders if her dreams of becoming a star will ever come true? Patsy Bea is a heartwarming story that shows how dreams can come true in unexpected ways.