Authors

Joyce Sidman

5 books

Joyce Sullivan

1 book

Joyce Thies

Joyce Thies met her husband in college and it was love at first sight. Readers might recognize her as the Joyce half of Janet Joyce (or Jenna Lee Joyce), the other half was Janet Bieber. She also wrote a romance as Melissa Scott, "Territorial Rights", but is now but is now writing under her own name. While researching a historical about early Montana, Joyce fell in love with the beautiful philosophies held by the Absaroka Indian tribe and wanted to share them with her contemporary readers.

1 book

Joyce Travelbee

1 book

Joyce Verrette

6 books

Joyce Wan

1 book

Joyce White

1 book

Joy Chant

2 books

Joy Cowley

18 books

Joy Dawson

1 book

Joy DeGruy

2 books

Joy Deja King

5 books

Joy Demorra

Joy is a Scottish, international best selling author, editor, and chronic illness/disability advocate. She is currently manifesting in the American Midwest with her cryptid husband and their large adopted Internet family. When not collapsed in a heap of glitter and defiant hope, Joy can generally be found hiding somewhere behind a keyboard writing paranormal-pun-filled romances, usually about vampires, werewolves, and all other manner of creatures that go bump in the night. (<a href="https://joydemorra.com/about/" target="_blank">Source</a>)

1 book

Joy Dickinson

1 book

Joy Fielding

Joy Fielding (born on March 18, 1945) is a Canadian novelist and actress.

8 books

Joy Freemen

2 books

Joy Hakim

I'm a teacher turned newspaper reporter who decided to write a storyteller's U.S. history. It turned into: A History of US, ten small books published by Oxford University Press. The books begin with the first explorers crossing the Bering Strait, the series ends with Donald Trump. In testimony before the Senate Education Committee American historian David McCullough called the books "superb." People Magazine described me as "the J.K. Rowling of the history world." The books have sold more than 5 million copies. They are intended to cross disciplines and teach reading skills as well as American history. Why should language arts be the sole reading discipline? A Dallas school used the books to teach middle school reading and scores went up 10%. Educator teams at Oxford and Johns Hopkins have done terrific coordinated teaching materials. Freedom: A History of US, is a one-volume US history, companion to a 16-part PBS series of the same name narrated by Katie Couric, with voices by a host of Hollywood figures. This one volume history is available from Social Studies School Services. The Story of Science is a three-book series published by Smithsonian Books with encouragement from the NSTA (National Science Teachers Association). The first volume is Aristotle Leads the Way; the second, Newton at the Cente. They tell of classic science. The third book, Einstein Adds A New Dimension, attempts to explain quantum theory and relativity through stories, so everyone can understand those amazing and very current sciences. Science writer Timothy Ferris said he wished he had them when he was a boy. Educators at Johns Hopkins and Juliana Texley at NSTA developed teaching materials for classroom use (available from NSTA or Amazon). Reading guru Lucy Calkins, of Teachers College, Columbia, has called the books the "gold standard" in the field. They have been translated into Korean and Chinese. The Chinese books recently won an education award in Shanghai. "Free To Believe (Or Not)," tells the tale of religious freedom in America through a series of stories and through original documents. The book was written to help teachers and students handle those often hard to read documents. I'm finishing four small books that put biology into a narrative framework tracking this timely science from Vesalius (Renaissance) to Jennifer Doudna and Emanuelle Carpentier (today's genetics). Right now, I'm writing freebie lessons to read and do at home. They can be found on my website:joyhakim.com. You can also connect with me on Twitter: @joyhakim_joy or at joyhakim@gmail.com.

9 books

Joy Harjo

10 books

Joy Kennedy-O'Neill

1 book

Joy Kogawa

1 book

Joylette Hylick

1 book

Joy Lisi Rankin

1 book

Joy MacDermid

1 book

Joy Manné

1 book

Joy Masoff

1 book

Joy McCullough

1 book

Joy M. Reid

1 book

Joy Nash

2 books

Joy N. Hulme

1 book

Joy Nicholson

1 book

Joy Oestreicher

1 book

Joy Osmanski

1 book

Joy Parker

2 books

Joy Preble

1 book

Joy Reed

15 books

Joy Williams

Joy Williams (born February 11, 1944) is an American novelist, short-story writer, and essayist. Her notable works of fiction include State of Grace, The Changeling, and Harrow. Williams has received a Guggenheim Fellowship for Creative Arts, a Rea Award for the Short Story, a Kirkus Award for Fiction, and a Library of Congress Prize for American Fiction. -Wikipedia

4 books

Józef Bachórz

1 book

Józef Burszta

1 book

Józef Weyssenhoff

1 book

Jozef Winardi

1 book

J. Patrick Lewis

1 book

J. Paul Getty

1 book

J. Paul Getty

1 book

J. Paul Hunter

1 book

J. Paul Hunter

1 book

J. Paul Peter

2 books

J. P. Brennan

1 book

J-P Chanda

2 books

J. P. Clark-Bekederemo

3 books

J. P. Dalvi

1 book