James Hillman This groundbreaking classic explores the necessity of connections between our life and soul and developing the main lines of the soul-making process. January 28, 1978 by Harper

Ralph Waldo Emerson Ralph Waldo EmersonBorn in Boston in 1803, Ralph Waldo Emerson has been called a "cosmic optimist" and the first of American Romantics. Enormously influential and controversial in...

Dr George Weinberg First published March 1, 1978

Jean Craighead George The American Walk Book: An Illustrated Guide To The Country's Major Historic And Natural Walking Trails From New England To The Pacific Coast The American Walk Book:...

Margaret ScherfFirst published January 1, 1978

John Elderfield A study of the art form developed by Matisse after an operation drained him of the strength to continue his oil painting, focusing on the elements of color...

Jim and Mary RazziA famous detective solves seven strange cases.Follow the clues with Dennis Bones and see if you can solve the mysteries yourself!Sholastic Book Services1978

Robert Ludlum After WWII the surviving children of the leaders of a Nazi covenant must redistribute the wealth of their fathers/leaders to the survivors of the Halocaust. September 1, 1978...

Liz SmithAbstract: Mothers and their children are the subject of this trivia collection. Included are 30 chapters of anecdotes, facts, fallacies, jokes, poems, literature, songs and curiosities about mothers. The...

Jean and Pierre TroisgrosThis is the first book-length, personal collection of nouvelle cuisine recipes to be published in the United States. Jean and Pierre Troisgros are prestigious chefs and members...

The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica Information, details and illustrations in black and white about the sea. Prepared by the Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica. January 1, 1978 by Bantam

Elaine Wilkins January 1, 1978 by Golden Press