Always a rebel against the conventions of the eighteenth century which require her to be a meek and obedient young lady, a sixteen-year-old girl joins the pirate crew that captures the ship she is traveling on.

Jade

Watson, Sally

HOLT. RINEHART AND WINSTON

In 1582 a fourteen-year-old girl runs away to look for adventure in London but finds herself involved in a plot to overthrow the Queen.

Linnet.

Children's Books

Dutton Childrens Books

Felicity was far too delicate to be pioneering to Oregon Territory! Ironically, it was her parents who died en route, leaving her with her Uncle Jon and that infuriating tease Arne, also orphaned, who jeered at the ailing, self-pitying Missy Flissy. And Seattle turned out nothing like a southern plantation with sunshine and slaves: it was dense rainy forest with six houses, Indians and wild animals. Surprisingly, the challenge suited her. Slowly she made friends with the Indians and discovered a love of animals. Chief Seattle befriended and encouraged her to make 'strong shining thoughts'. She cut off her limp colorless plaits, tamed feral cats, learned to cook and housekeep-and to tease Arne back! They had almost become friends, when Uncle Jon's family arrived-including the beautiful, charming, golden-haired and genteel Adelaide who had always reduced Felicity to sullen inferiority. And she was loudly horrified to find Felicity tanned, sturdy, crop-curled, barefoot, cooking in a log cabin, on friendly terms with Indians and skunks. She was also too refined, delicate and ladylike to do anything at all. And to make it worse, Arne fell heels over head for her charm and beauty.But Felicity had the last word, after all.

The Delicate Pioneer

Literature & Fiction

iUniverse

The Egyptian gods (if they exist) are the many which is the One: innumerable aspects of a single unity living in a time-space in which all time is now and all space is here, and everything can be true at once. Normally the gods don't meddle in human affairs, asking only that Cosmic Order be preserved. But now and then- In a moment that was all moments, a simultaneity that in human terms would one day be known as circa 1333 BC, Bastet the cat-headed goddess (if she existed) looked with interest upon Pharaoh Akhenaten and Queen Nefertiti and their children, upon a fishing boat bearing a numinous ivory cat, a fearful slave in Bubastis, an arrogant and unhappy princess in Mitanni, some venomous and ambitious plotters, a naive idealist or three, and a scatter of other human and feline players. She smiled a bland cosmic smile- -and meddled.

The Ivory Cat

Genre Fiction

Tailwavers

Humor & Entertainment

Humor

New softcover. The time was 1644 in Inverness, Scotland. As the "wicked wee lass" raced along the steep streets, just ahead of the stones and cries of briosag! hurled at her, she wished with all her heart that she were a witch. What a spell she would put on them all! For all her seventeen years, Kelpie could remember nothing but belonging to Mina and Bogle, gypsies who lived by their evil wits. The only law any of them knew was that of self-preservation. Bogle said she had been kidnaped because of her blue ringed eyes of the "Second Sight," and she often wondered from where. A castle, perhaps? Nobility? But a series of events would change her life forever when Kelpie would encounter two fine young men. A hands-down favorite of Sally Watson readers!

Witch Of The Glens (Sally Watson Family Series)

Image Cascade Publishing

Linnet, a too-trusting upper-class young lady of fourteen, ran away to seek adventure in the heart of sixteenth-century London. Along the way she met Sir Colin Collyngewood, a gentleman, and accepted the ride he so kindly offered her. That was her first mistake. Her second was in accepting his hospitality - although by that time, she had little choice. A fascinating and intriguing book based on an actual historical plot.

Linnet (Sally Watson Family Series)

In 1811, New Madrid, Missouri was shattered by a series of massive earthquakes. For weeks, the shocked citizens coped with a world gone mad. They all changed, fell apart, and endured. This is a fictionalized account of the true story of a family and a town who faced the terror and hardship of unthinkable, prolonged natural violence with courage, love, and even humor.

The Angry Earth: A Story of the New Madrid Earthquakes

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A Memoir by Historical Fiction Author, Sally Watson. The memories of a child born in 1924: a kitten in a kennel, totally out of step with her peers but dancing to her own piper. With neither the will nor inclination to conform, Sally flatly refused even to consider the limited choice for women then: wife, mother, nurse, schoolteacher or typist. Gifted with fierce independence and a driving curiosity that has never waned; a flair for writing, a passion for wordss, colors, patterns, and a strong sense of the absurd, she has created 25 published books, her own destiny and a joyous and adventurous life told in these memoirs.

Dance to a Different Piper

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

Independently published

Library of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data: Watson, Sally 1924- Highland rebel (Juvenile Girls) Reprint. Originally published: New York: Holt, Rinehart and Winston, Inc., 1954

Highland Rebel (Sally Watson Family Series)

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