'Life on the Ground Floor' is more than just an emergency doctor's memoir--it's a meditation on health and sickness
deftly explores the Macivers' unusual situation and examines notions of childhood
and emotional freedom
Watson spins a haunting psychological thriller about memory
* how the body adjusts naturally to changing hormones
The King of The Golden River by John Ruskin Redemption 'Life on the Ground Floor'A fantasy story originally written in 1841 by John Ruskin for the twelve year old Effie Gray, whom Ruskin later married. Written in 1841, this is an example of juvenile Victorian at its best. Chock full of good versus evil, dwarfs and spirits, nature personified, virtue triumphant, and, of course, a happy ending, make this classic just as enjoyable today as it was then. Illustrated by Richard Doyle John Ruskin, 1974 Softcover, Good 68 pages 66g 16 x