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Elizabeth Winthrop

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Elizabeth Winthrop was raised in Washington, D.C. with her five brothers. Her father, was newspaper columnist and political analyst Stewart Alsop, worked at home. Her great uncle was President of the United States Theodore Roosevelt. Elizabeth Winthrop has written more than 50 works of fiction for both children and adults. She has received the Dorothy Canfield Fisher Award and the Pen Syndicated Fiction Award.

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There are shoes to buckle, shoes to tie, shoes too low, and shoes too high.

— from Shoes

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Lizzie and Harold

1986

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Lizzie wants a best friend more than anything else, but, as she explains to Harold who would like to be her best friend, it must be a girl.

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Shoes

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Charting shoe fashion from tight-laced Edwardian boots to the eccentric designer classics of today, with stunning full-colour photography, this chunky and fun collection appeals to the princess in every woman. Special feature spreads shine a spotlight the major designers, their influences and their most famous clients on celebrities and their shoes.

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Promises

2008

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Some promises are made to be broken... but those are not the promises of love. Dr. Elizabeth Jennings is a dedicated trauma surgeon. That’s her dream, her passion. And it’s more than enough until Dr. Nicholas Chase arrives at San Francisco’s Pacific Heights Medical Center. The black-haired, blue-eyed transplant surgeon has dark secrets that he wants to hide. He must hide. Especially from someone as lovely as Elizabeth. For Nick knows all too well that caring about him, loving him, would surely destroy her. Larisa is Elizabeth’s college roommate and one time closest friend. But since her marriage to Julian Chancellor, Larisa has drifted away, faded away . . . until, desperate and betrayed, she reaches out to Elizabeth. Larisa fights to repair her shattered heart, but will it truly be whole until she dares to trust again? To love again? And what if, when she takes that courageous chance, it is the most perilous choice of all?

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