Grace S. Richmond

Juliet's friend Rachel is recovering from typhoid and ordered on a sea voyage. Juliet and her children accompany Rachel. She also serves as chaperone for two young girls off to see Europe for the first time. How will Juliet handle the constant swarm of young men interested in the girls?

Donald Brown has stepped away from his big church on the advice of his doctor. He goes to live in a quieter, poorer part of the city and discovers all kinds of people he can help. When his year is up and the doctor gives him the go ahead to return to duty, Brown chooses to stay with the poorer people who need him but will the woman he loves chose to join him?

Dr Red Pepper Burns is no longer able to work due to break down in health. He still takes the occasional patient. His friend Dr Leaver sends him a former war correspondent who doesn't seem to want to live. Dr Burns sends him to live with her cousins at Redfield, a vigorous family with a lot going. Find out how they wake him up into wanting to live again.

Illustrated verses for this traditional English folk song present different animals tending to their crops and harvesting them for a Christmas feast.

Dr Red Pepper Burns is once again helping others from the Italian immigrant newly off the ship to the daughter of an important business man to his fellow physian friend to the brother of a dear friend. Each story is punctuated with letters to his sister Anne.

Red Pepper Burns is a doctor with a red head and temper to match but if you have a loved one sick, it's Dr Burns you want on the scene because he isn't one to give up. Despite his quick fuse he's lovable

A wealthy and unattached young idler, Richard Kendrick, runs an errand for his even wealthier uncle whose heir he is--and finds himself in the warm, lively, and industrious Gray home. Seeing such family life for the very first time, he is equally fascinated by the experience as by the charming Roberta Gray. Before long, Richard finds a way to install himself in the Gray home as a secretary to Miss Gray's uncle. But although the family at large takes Richard to their heart, he finds Roberta prickly and often even forbidding. Soon, it becomes clear that she looks down on him as a good-for-nothing socialite. Will Richard rise to the challenge and find a useful occupation? Can he really be as useless as Roberta thinks? Will Richard finally be able to set up the home he's come to dream of?