Lucy Freeman

Angry at his sister, Jimmy dreams he destroyed her stamp album and then, upon awakening, wonders if he really did.

"For four years Lynley Hood was obsessed, or possibly possessed, by Sylvia Ashton-Warner. This ... diary is a record of Hood's experiences and reflections as she pieced together the multi-dimensional puzzle of Sylvia Ashton-Warner's life for her award winning biography, Sylvia! Hood reveals the fascination and complexities of the biographer's search; the highs of extraordinary discoveries, the lows of confusion and doubt, the frustrations and intrigue of the New Zealand literary scene and the author's own development as a solitary full-time writer "--Back cover.

Shows how to understand and let go of your guilt. The first part deals with the causes of guilt, its manifestations, where it originates, how it works in the family and in personal relationships, and how it is manipulated by advertisers and salesmen. Describes the outlets it finds when it is denied, its relationship to fear and anger, shame and jealousy, and how it differs in men and women. The second part focuses on how to let go of the guilt the reader has been carrying around for years and includes chapters on denial, changing the inner script of the past, what to do when guilt persists, distinguishing between real guilt and imagined guilt, how to lessen it and how to cope with it.

Charles Kittridge, a dashing English diplomat, has relished the pleasures of the world--and in his passionate far-flung wanderings, has left behind three remarkable daughters. But each girl has come to womanhood without knowing him, and his haunting absence has shaped each one's heart, life and dreams. Now Charles has but one final desire ... to bring together the daughters he has never known.