Harriet Fox (33 results)
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The Patient Guide to Epilepsy #3 of Series
Blaise Bourgeois MD; Jerome Engel Jr.; Stuart Ira Fox; Robert Wood Johnson; Harriet J. Murdock; Andrea Reznik; Nancy Santilli
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Paperback. Condition: New. Included in THE TIMES Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale' The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, told from the perspective of a gang of women. 'A fresh and captivating retelling of the Jack the Ripper mystery, brimming with authen…tic historical detail and well-drawn, sympathetic characters. A must-read for lovers of finely crafted historical fiction.' IRINA SHAPIRO 'This is a wonderfully crafted book where historical fiction meets seamlessly with historical fact. The case of Jack the Ripper as you have never read it before.' Reader review ????? London, 1888. A monster prowls the gaslit streets, and the police are looking in all the wrong places, at all the wrong suspects. But three women refuse to stay silent. Emma, the chief detective's sharp-witted wife, sees the investigation failing. Maggie, a private investigator, exposes men's darkest secrets. Bet, a police station cleaner, overhears what others ignore. Together, they form an alliance to hunt down the killer dubbed Jack the Ripper. But as the women weave through the slums, brothels, and smoke-filled parlours of London's underworld, they uncover corruption more sinister than they ever imagined. The city belonged to men - until now. Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows: 'Harriet Fox will delight readers with this clever reimagining of the Jack the Ripper murders through the eyes of Whitechapel women. Engrossing and original - this story will keep pages turning and night-lights burning.' ROSE PASCOE 'I can honestly say it was the most thrilling, page turning book I've read this year. I literally could not put it down.' HELEN PHIFER 'A wonderful romp through Jack the Ripper's London! A dark subject, but the author's light touch made it an unputdownable, easy read. I especially loved that each of the victims was given a personality and a voice, and that the women turned the tables on the Ripper through their investigations.' KATHLEEN MCGURL 'This is a thrilling page turner of a novel which will appeal to historical fiction and crime fiction fans alike' ANNIE LYONS 'A twisty and gripping thriller' MY WEEKLY 'A compelling reimagining' THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND 'I wasn't really sure there were any more takes to be had on the story of Jack the ripper. But I was wrong.' Reader review ???? 'In a world where the focus is more on the Ripper himself - this brilliant, disturbing, and heart-wrenching story gives these important women a voice.' Reader review ???? 'This was so easy to read and very difficult to put down. Brilliant.' Reader review ????? 'I can't even begin to describe how many Jack the Ripper books I've read. But there are no books like this, and I'm so in love with the p.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Included in The Times Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, told from the perspective of a gang of women. 'A fresh and captivating retelling of the Jack the Ripper mystery, brimming w…ith authentic historical detail and well-drawn, sympathetic characters. A must-read for lovers of finely crafted historical fiction.' IRINA SHAPIRO'This is a wonderfully crafted book where historical fiction meets seamlessly with historical fact. The case of Jack the Ripper as you have never read it before.' Reader review London, 1888. A monster prowls the gaslit streets, and the police are looking in all the wrong places, at all the wrong suspects. But three women refuse to stay silent.Emma, the chief detectives sharp-witted wife, sees the investigation failing. Maggie, a private investigator, exposes mens darkest secrets. Bet, a police station cleaner, overhears what others ignore.Together, they form an alliance to hunt down the killer dubbed Jack the Ripper. But as the women weave through the slums, brothels, and smoke-filled parlours of Londons underworld, they uncover corruption more sinister than they ever imagined.The city belonged to men until now.Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows:'Harriet Fox will delight readers with this clever reimagining of the Jack the Ripper murders through the eyes of Whitechapel women. Engrossing and original this story will keep pages turning and night-lights burning.' ROSE PASCOE'I can honestly say it was the most thrilling, page turning book I've read this year. I literally could not put it down.' HELEN PHIFER'A wonderful romp through Jack the Ripper's London! A dark subject, but the author's light touch made it an unputdownable, easy read. I especially loved that each of the victims was given a personality and a voice, and that the women turned the tables on the Ripper through their investigations.' KATHLEEN MCGURL'This is a thrilling page turner of a novel which will appeal to historical fiction and crime fiction fans alike' ANNIE LYONS'A twisty and gripping thriller' MY WEEKLY'A compelling reimagining' THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND'I wasn't really sure there were any more takes to be had on the story of Jack the ripper. But I was wrong.' Reader review 'In a world where the focus is more on the Ripper himself this brilliant, disturbing, and heart-wrenching story gives these important women a voice.' Reader review 'This was so easy to read and very difficult to put down. Brilliant.' Reader review 'I cant even begin to describe how many Jack the Ripper books Ive read. But there are no books like this, and Im so in love with the premise of it' Reader review 'If Emma, Bet and Maggie popped up again in some other historical mystery I would not be mad. I would in fact be asking the bookseller to take my money.' Reader review 'This book grabbed me from the start and I couldn't stop reading' Reader review 'I absolutely adored The Women In the Shadows.' Reader review Included in THE TIMES Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Published by Cornell Univ. Press (l955), Ithaca
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Published by Barnard College, 1910
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Seller: George Kent, Bookseller, Silverhill, AL, U.S.A.George Kent, Bookseller
Contact seller5-star sellerSoft cover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. 1st Edition. This 1910 soft cover magazine is a collection of stories published for and by Barnard College. Some of the pages are uncut and a few spots are on the printed page. There is spotting on the front cover and a repaired tear at the bottom right corner. The book is fine plus.
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Published by Cornell University Press, Ithaca, New York, 1955
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Signet Vista 1 (boxed set: where the lilies bloom (sic); Lisa, Bright and Dark; The Lionhearted; A Place Apart; The Snowbird)
Cleaver, Vera & Bill, John Neufeld, Harriet May Savitz, Paula Fox, Patricia Calvert
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Add to basketSoft cover. Condition: Very Good. 5 Softcovers in slipcase, Books: Very Good+ to Fine, Slipcase: Very Good-, Signet Vista / New American Library, 1974, 1970, 1977, 1982, 1982, books range from 136 to 175 pages, books are 4.25 in x 7 in., one book (lilies bloom) illustrated with section of b&w photos, two books (Snowbird, Lionhea…rted) appear unread, the other three books (Place Apart, Lisa, lilies bloom) show very minor scuffing to covers as well as faint rubs to corners and spines, all page edges tinted yellow, slipcase shows some fading to top and spine as well as faint scuffing to panels, all contents clean and tight, set protected in new clear plastic sleeve, (VG+ to Fine / VG-), 4949 [(s)0419EC] Please feel free to contact us with questions about our books - we are happy to provide further information.
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Signet Vista 1 Gift Pack (Five Superb Novels), Boxed Set of 5 : Where the Lilies Bloom; The Lionhearted; A Place Apart; The Snowbird; Lisa, Bright and Dark [all in slipcase]
Cleaver, Vera and Bill; Savitz, Harriet May; Fox, Paula: Calvert, Patricia; Neufeld, John
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Soft Cover. Five mass market paperbacks in a Very Good, lightly worn, pictorial slipcase (plus a cute little kitty cat bookmark, not part of the original set);---Where the Lilies Bloom (1969), later printing, 175 pages, plus black-and-white photographs, Very Good ++ condition, one very light front cover crease, but otherwise app…ears unread/unused, very clean and unmarked;---Lionhearted (1975), later printing, 141pages, Fine unread condition;---Place Apart (1980), First Thus printing, 152 pages, Very Good condition, one very light front cover crease and one very tiny chip at bottom of that crease, but otherwise appears unread/unused;---Snowbird (1980), later printing, 136 pages, Fine unread condition;---Lisa (1969), later printing, 143 pages, Fine unread condition.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Included in The Times Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, told from the perspective of a gang of women. 'A fresh and captivating retelling of the Jack the Ripper mystery, brimming w…ith authentic historical detail and well-drawn, sympathetic characters. A must-read for lovers of finely crafted historical fiction.' IRINA SHAPIRO'This is a wonderfully crafted book where historical fiction meets seamlessly with historical fact. The case of Jack the Ripper as you have never read it before.' Reader review London, 1888. A monster prowls the gaslit streets, and the police are looking in all the wrong places, at all the wrong suspects. But three women refuse to stay silent.Emma, the chief detectives sharp-witted wife, sees the investigation failing. Maggie, a private investigator, exposes mens darkest secrets. Bet, a police station cleaner, overhears what others ignore.Together, they form an alliance to hunt down the killer dubbed Jack the Ripper. But as the women weave through the slums, brothels, and smoke-filled parlours of Londons underworld, they uncover corruption more sinister than they ever imagined.The city belonged to men until now.Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows:'Harriet Fox will delight readers with this clever reimagining of the Jack the Ripper murders through the eyes of Whitechapel women. Engrossing and original this story will keep pages turning and night-lights burning.' ROSE PASCOE'I can honestly say it was the most thrilling, page turning book I've read this year. I literally could not put it down.' HELEN PHIFER'A wonderful romp through Jack the Ripper's London! A dark subject, but the author's light touch made it an unputdownable, easy read. I especially loved that each of the victims was given a personality and a voice, and that the women turned the tables on the Ripper through their investigations.' KATHLEEN MCGURL'This is a thrilling page turner of a novel which will appeal to historical fiction and crime fiction fans alike' ANNIE LYONS'A twisty and gripping thriller' MY WEEKLY'A compelling reimagining' THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND'I wasn't really sure there were any more takes to be had on the story of Jack the ripper. But I was wrong.' Reader review 'In a world where the focus is more on the Ripper himself this brilliant, disturbing, and heart-wrenching story gives these important women a voice.' Reader review 'This was so easy to read and very difficult to put down. Brilliant.' Reader review 'I cant even begin to describe how many Jack the Ripper books Ive read. But there are no books like this, and Im so in love with the premise of it' Reader review 'If Emma, Bet and Maggie popped up again in some other historical mystery I would not be mad. I would in fact be asking the bookseller to take my money.' Reader review 'This book grabbed me from the start and I couldn't stop reading' Reader review 'I absolutely adored The Women In the Shadows.' Reader review Included in THE TIMES Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial kil Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Included in The Times Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, told from the perspective of a gang of women. 'A fresh and captivating retelling of the Jack the Ripper mystery, brimming w…ith authentic historical detail and well-drawn, sympathetic characters. A must-read for lovers of finely crafted historical fiction.' IRINA SHAPIRO'This is a wonderfully crafted book where historical fiction meets seamlessly with historical fact. The case of Jack the Ripper as you have never read it before.' Reader review London, 1888. A monster prowls the gaslit streets, and the police are looking in all the wrong places, at all the wrong suspects. But three women refuse to stay silent.Emma, the chief detectives sharp-witted wife, sees the investigation failing. Maggie, a private investigator, exposes mens darkest secrets. Bet, a police station cleaner, overhears what others ignore.Together, they form an alliance to hunt down the killer dubbed Jack the Ripper. But as the women weave through the slums, brothels, and smoke-filled parlours of Londons underworld, they uncover corruption more sinister than they ever imagined.The city belonged to men until now.Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows:'Harriet Fox will delight readers with this clever reimagining of the Jack the Ripper murders through the eyes of Whitechapel women. Engrossing and original this story will keep pages turning and night-lights burning.' ROSE PASCOE'I can honestly say it was the most thrilling, page turning book I've read this year. I literally could not put it down.' HELEN PHIFER'A wonderful romp through Jack the Ripper's London! A dark subject, but the author's light touch made it an unputdownable, easy read. I especially loved that each of the victims was given a personality and a voice, and that the women turned the tables on the Ripper through their investigations.' KATHLEEN MCGURL'This is a thrilling page turner of a novel which will appeal to historical fiction and crime fiction fans alike' ANNIE LYONS'A twisty and gripping thriller' MY WEEKLY'A compelling reimagining' THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND'I wasn't really sure there were any more takes to be had on the story of Jack the ripper. But I was wrong.' Reader review 'In a world where the focus is more on the Ripper himself this brilliant, disturbing, and heart-wrenching story gives these important women a voice.' Reader review 'This was so easy to read and very difficult to put down. Brilliant.' Reader review 'I cant even begin to describe how many Jack the Ripper books Ive read. But there are no books like this, and Im so in love with the premise of it' Reader review 'If Emma, Bet and Maggie popped up again in some other historical mystery I would not be mad. I would in fact be asking the bookseller to take my money.' Reader review 'This book grabbed me from the start and I couldn't stop reading' Reader review 'I absolutely adored The Women In the Shadows.' Reader review Included in THE TIMES Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale'The world's most famous unsolved serial kil Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows.
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Paperback. Condition: New. Included in THE TIMES Best Historical Fiction Books of 2025: 'A lively new perspective on a grimly familiar tale' The world's most famous unsolved serial killer mystery, told from the perspective of a gang of women. 'A fresh and captivating retelling of the Jack the Ripper mystery, brimming with authen…tic historical detail and well-drawn, sympathetic characters. A must-read for lovers of finely crafted historical fiction.' IRINA SHAPIRO 'This is a wonderfully crafted book where historical fiction meets seamlessly with historical fact. The case of Jack the Ripper as you have never read it before.' Reader review ????? London, 1888. A monster prowls the gaslit streets, and the police are looking in all the wrong places, at all the wrong suspects. But three women refuse to stay silent. Emma, the chief detective's sharp-witted wife, sees the investigation failing. Maggie, a private investigator, exposes men's darkest secrets. Bet, a police station cleaner, overhears what others ignore. Together, they form an alliance to hunt down the killer dubbed Jack the Ripper. But as the women weave through the slums, brothels, and smoke-filled parlours of London's underworld, they uncover corruption more sinister than they ever imagined. The city belonged to men - until now. Readers are hooked by The Women in the Shadows: 'Harriet Fox will delight readers with this clever reimagining of the Jack the Ripper murders through the eyes of Whitechapel women. Engrossing and original - this story will keep pages turning and night-lights burning.' ROSE PASCOE 'I can honestly say it was the most thrilling, page turning book I've read this year. I literally could not put it down.' HELEN PHIFER 'A wonderful romp through Jack the Ripper's London! A dark subject, but the author's light touch made it an unputdownable, easy read. I especially loved that each of the victims was given a personality and a voice, and that the women turned the tables on the Ripper through their investigations.' KATHLEEN MCGURL 'This is a thrilling page turner of a novel which will appeal to historical fiction and crime fiction fans alike' ANNIE LYONS 'A twisty and gripping thriller' MY WEEKLY 'A compelling reimagining' THE PEOPLE'S FRIEND 'I wasn't really sure there were any more takes to be had on the story of Jack the ripper. But I was wrong.' Reader review ???? 'In a world where the focus is more on the Ripper himself - this brilliant, disturbing, and heart-wrenching story gives these important women a voice.' Reader review ???? 'This was so easy to read and very difficult to put down. Brilliant.' Reader review ????? 'I can't even begin to describe how many Jack the Ripper books I've read. But there are no books like this, and I'm so in love with the p.
Columbia University Quarterly, Barnard College Number, Volume XII Number 2, March 1910
Tombo, Rudolf, Jr. Et Alii. (eds); Butler, Nicholas Murray; Brewster, W.T.; Richards, Herbert M.; Fox, Harriet R.; Gildersleeve, Virginia; Trent, W.P.; Robinson, James H.; Carpenter, W.H. (contributors)
Published by Columbia University Press, New York, 1910
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Add to basketSoft Cover. Condition: Very Good Minus. No Dust Jacket. Staining to the left on front cover. Staining on spine. Pen mark to the right on front cover. Folding on overlap. Otherwise very good. Includes articles on Frederick A.P. Barnard; Barnard College, 1889-1909, illustrated; The Curriculum and Equipment of Barnard College, illu…strated (photos); Student Life at Barnard, illustrated (photos); The Barnard Alumnae; The Ancestry of the Liberal Arts; and The Association of American Universities. 260pp. + 8pp. Size: 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" tall. Journal.
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Contact seller5-star sellerLeatherBound. Condition: New. BOOKS ARE EXEMPT FROM IMPORT DUTIES AND TARIFFS; NO EXTRA CHARGES APPLY. Leatherbound edition. Condition: New. Leather Binding on Spine and Corners with Golden leaf printing on spine. Bound in genuine leather with Satin ribbon page markers and Spine with raised gilt bands. Pages: 40. A perfect gift…for your loved ones. Reprinted from 1945 edition. NO changes have been made to the original text. This is NOT a retyped or an ocr'd reprint. Illustrations, Index, if any, are included in black and white. Each page is checked manually before printing. As this print on demand book is reprinted from a very old book, there could be some missing or flawed pages, but we always try to make the book as complete as possible. Fold-outs, if any, are not part of the book. If the original book was published in multiple volumes then this reprint is of only one volume, not the whole set. IF YOU WISH TO ORDER PARTICULAR VOLUME OR ALL THE VOLUMES YOU CAN CONTACT US. Resized as per current standards. Sewing binding for longer life, where the book block is actually sewn (smythe sewn/section sewn) with thread before binding which results in a more durable type of binding. Language: English Pages: 40.
