Alexandra Day Ordine dei libri

Focusing on the textual legacies of women's manuscript production in early modern England, this thesis explores the collaborative nature of literary creation. It examines works by figures such as Jane Cavendish and Elizabeth Brackley, highlighting how their manuscripts not only convey written meanings but also reflect their material construction and visual elements. By challenging traditional notions of authorship, the study reveals the diverse roles of collaborators in shaping these texts, ultimately shedding light on gender dynamics within literary history.

With a nearly-wordless narrative, Alexandra Day's signature beautiful paintings, and lots of mischevious spirit, this newest addition to the popular Good Dog, Carl series is the perfect way to celebrate Valentine's Day this year.

On this new adventure, beloved children's icon Carl has his paws full with a curious baby elephant who likes backyard wading pools, playgrounds, and fruit stands!This series features appealing, nearly wordless narratives, with the lovable (and somewhat mischievous) Rottweiler and his little girl, Madeleine, taking on new adventures in each installment.Day's painterly skills are superb and her loving portrayal of the gentle dog and his trusting child companion are as winning as ever.In this book, Carl and Madeleine visit a children's zoo where they enjoy visiting various baby animals. When they leave for an ice cream cone and a walk around the neighborhood, a little elephant follows them... and gets into mischief! What is a good dog to do?

An elephant named Frank and a bear called Ernest become the unlikely proprietors of Mrs. Miller's diner, where they learn a mysterious restaurant lingo