Great Short Stories by American Women (Dover Thrift Editions) This book is a collection of short stories written by American women. The stories are diverse in terms of themes, settings, and characters. Some of the authors included in this anthology are well-known names such as Kate Chopin, Zora Neale Hurston, and Toni Morrison. Other lesser-known writers also contribute their work to this collection. The stories range from social commentary to horror, romance, and mystery. Some of the themes explored in these tales include gender roles, race relations, and class issues. The settings vary widely, from small Southern towns to urban centers and rural areas. Characters are equally varied, with some being strong-willed and independent while others are submissive or victimized. One of the strengths of this anthology is its inclusion of both well-known and lesser-known writers. It provides readers with a broad range of perspectives and voices that may not be as widely read otherwise. The stories are also engaging and thought-provoking, making for an enjoyable reading experience. Overall, Great Short Stories by American Women (Dover Thrift Editions) is a well-curated collection of diverse and compelling short stories written by American women. It provides readers with a window into the experiences and perspectives of these writers and offers a rich literary journey. A Study Guide for Susan Glaspell's "Jury of Her Peers" (Short Stories for Students) This study guide is designed to help students understand and analyze Susan Glaspell's short story "Jury of Her Peers." The guide provides background information on the author, a summary of the story, and analysis of its themes and characters. It also includes exercises and discussion questions to encourage critical thinking and engagement with the text. The story is set in rural Nebraska in 1892 and follows the trial of two women accused of murdering their husband. The narrative explores issues such as gender roles, class, and the role of the law in society. Through its exploration of these themes, Glaspell challenges traditional notions of justice and fairness. The study guide is well-organized and easy to follow. It provides a clear overview of the story's plot and characters while also delving into its deeper meaning. The exercises and discussion questions are thought-provoking and encourage students to engage with the text in meaningful ways. Overall, this study guide is an excellent resource for anyone looking to better understand and analyze Susan Glaspell's "Jury of Her Peers." A Jury Of Her Peers This novel by Susan Glaspell tells the story of two women accused of murdering their husband in rural Nebraska. The narrative follows the trial of these women, as well as the personal lives and relationships of the characters involved. Through its exploration of themes such as gender roles, class, and justice, Glaspell challenges traditional notions of fairness and equality. The novel is a powerful exploration of the limitations of the legal system in addressing complex social issues. It highlights the ways in which societal norms and expectations can influence the outcome of a trial, even when evidence suggests otherwise. The characters are well-developed and engaging, making for an emotionally resonant reading experience. Overall, A Jury Of Her Peers is a thought-provoking and powerful novel that challenges readers to question their assumptions about justice and fairness. It is a must-read for anyone interested in social commentary or the history of women's rights. A Moment on the Edge: 100 Years of Crime Stories by Women (A Lynley Novel) This collection of crime stories written by women spans over a century and includes works from both well-known and lesser-known authors. The stories range in genre, from cozy mysteries to hard-boiled detective tales. They explore themes such as gender roles, class, and social justice. The collection is well-curated and provides readers with a diverse range of perspectives and voices. Each story is engaging and thought-provoking, making for an enjoyable reading experience. The inclusion of both classic and contemporary works ensures that the reader gets a broad overview of the evolution of crime fiction written by women over time. Overall, A Moment on the Edge: 100 Years of Crime Stories by Women (A Lynley Novel) is a well-crafted collection of compelling crime stories written by women. It provides readers with an engaging and thought-provoking literary journey that explores themes such as gender roles, class, and social justice. A Jury Of Her Peers and the First Ten Plays This collection includes both Susan Glaspell's short story "Jury of Her Peers" and her first ten plays. The stories explore themes such as gender roles, class, and justice, challenging traditional notions of fairness and equality. They are well-crafted and engaging, making for an enjoyable reading experience. The inclusion of both the short story and the plays provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of Glaspell's work. The stories are thought-provoking and challenge readers to question their assumptions about justice and fairness. Overall, this collection is an excellent resource for anyone interested in Susan Glaspell's writing or social commentary. Her America: “A Jury of Her Peers” and Other Stories This collection includes both "Jury of Her Peers" and other stories by Susan Glaspell. The stories explore themes such as gender roles, class, and justice, challenging traditional notions of fairness and equality. They are well-crafted and engaging, making for an enjoyable reading experience. The inclusion of both the short story and other works provides readers with a comprehensive understanding of Glaspell's writing. The stories are thought-provoking and challenge readers to question their assumptions about justice and fairness. Overall, this collection is an excellent resource for anyone interested in Susan Glaspell's work or social commentary. Speaking Up for Each Other: A Collection of Short Stories for Tweens and Middle Grade Readers This collection of short stories is designed specifically for tweens and middle-grade readers. The stories explore themes such as friendship, family, and personal growth. They are engaging and thought-provoking, making for an enjoyable reading experience. The inclusion of diverse characters and settings ensures that the reader gets a broad overview of different perspectives and experiences. The stories encourage critical thinking and engagement with complex social issues. Overall, this collection is an excellent resource for anyone looking to introduce young readers to engaging and thought-provoking literature. Sticky Fingers 2: Another 12 Twisted Short Stories (Sticky Fingers Collection) This collection of short stories includes twelve twisted tales that are sure to keep readers on the edge of their seats. The stories explore themes such as love, betrayal, and revenge. They are engaging and thought-provoking, making for an enjoyable reading experience. The inclusion of diverse characters and settings ensures that the reader gets a broad overview of different perspectives and experiences. The stories encourage critical thinking and engagement with complex social issues. Overall, this collection is an excellent resource for anyone looking to introduce readers to engaging and thought-provoking literature.