New Release Books by Jennifer Justice

Paul is a kind-hearted and generous boy of seven who tries his best to be nice to others. Penelope is his shy, but sweet natured sister of five. While in the woods building a fort one day, Paul and Penelope run into two boys that are saying mean things to them. How should the siblings react? In this honest and cleverly written book that also rhymes, is told the always-cherished morale to love thy neighbor. Even if they are mean

Thomas Malory's Le Morte D'Arthur contains a number of minor female characters that are nameless, making them easy to ignore. The purpose of this thesis is to begin to recognize the contributions of these characters. They have been separated into two groups, good and evil, based on the individual character's intentions. This dichotomy has been further divided into subcategories to describe and analyze the roles these women play. This allows a greater appreciation of the importance these women have and how they impact the story.