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  • The Children of Cupa

    The mother had been very ill, and the question was, where shall we take her so that she may get thoroughly well? It must be some place where the family might accompany her. She had declared that she would not go without papa and Nellie and Walter. It was nearing the close of schooltime, and papa's yearly vacation was at hand, so there would be no difficulty on that score. Some one had suggested ... Read more

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  • THE CHILDREN OF Cupa

    Mary Mannix wrote many stories and books about children and religion, and translated many works from Spanish, German, and French. ... Read more

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    A Childs Life of St. Joan of Arc (Unabridged)

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    Embark on a journey through history with 'A Child's Life of St. Joan of Arc' by Mary E. Mannix, an enthralling audiobook that brings to life the remarkable tale of a young girl's courage and conviction. Through vivid narration and captivating storytelling, listeners are transported to 15th-century France, where the fate of a nation hangs in the balance. Follow the extraordinary journey of Joan of ... Read more

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  • The Children of Cupa

    The story follows a group of Cupeño children living in the village of Cupa (modern-day Warner Springs, California). The novel explores their day-to-day lives, their connection to their land and culture, and the looming threat of displacement due to increasing pressure from settlers and the U.S. government.As the children grow, they witness the injustices faced by their community, including the ... Read more

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  • The Children of Cupa

    A captivating tale of extraordinary children in a dystopian future, where power blurs the lines between good and evil

    In "The Children of Cupa," Mary Ellen Mannix weaves a poignant tale set in the historically rich backdrop of a small village grappling with the challenges of modernization and loss. Mannix employs a lyrical prose style that seamlessly intertwines the voices of its youthful characters, each representing the diverse cultural tapestries of their community. The novel explores themes of identity, ... Read more

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  • Ten Days In a Mad-House

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    The Library of America presents an exclusive e-book edition of the astonishing 1930 collection that introduced a major new voice in American literature. “If Katherine Anne Porter had written nothing but these short narratives," observed the New York Times, "she would be among the most distinguished masters of her craft in this country.” ... Read more

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