We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“What are to be my duties?” asked Anne.  ”Whatever I require,” answered the old woman, grimly.

When the song was ended, there was much applause of the subdued drawing-room kind—applause, however, plainly intended for Helen alone. Singularly enough, Miss Vanhorn resented this. “If I should take Anne, [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“Miss Vanhorn had no intention of betraying her impression for the amusement of her ancient enemy”
Anne greeted her grandaunt with the same mixture of timidity and hope, which she had shown at their first interview.  But Miss Vanhorn’s face stiffened into rigidity as she surveyed her.
“She  [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
The instant it was over, her timidity came back with double force

Helen was much surprised—the only surprise she had shown. “I should never have dreamed it, Crystal!” she exclaimed. “Never!” (Crystal was her name for Anne.)
“Why not?”
“Because you are so—young.”
“But it often happens at my age. [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
  And now Anne discovered Gregory Dexter
New-Year’s Day was, in the eyes of Margaretta Teller, a solemn festival; thought was given to it in June, preparation for it began in September. Many a call was made at the house on that day which neither Miss Margaretta, [...]

Author Jack Scott will be at Books & Books next week to launch his new novel, Cayman Cross.
This free event will be helped from 7pm on Tuesday November 15th and will include an author presentation and audience discussion followed by a book signing.
His novel is set in 1922 when the Cuban Trading Schooner Juana Mercedes [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“I trust we would all prefer to suffer rather than be guilty of such irreverence.”

“Never fear; it will. I feel it instinctively. You will either save my life or take it—one or the other; but I am not sure which.” Helen said.
Monday came; and after her [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“You repay me by your voice a thousandfold, Anne.”

The queen of Whim!  By nature; which means that she had a highly developed imagination. By the life she had led, having never, save for the six short months of her husband’s adoring rule, been under the control, [...]

Cayman now has four superheroes doing good not only in the Cayman Islands but also throughout the Caribbean.  “The CP Superheroes of the Cayman Islands”, a new children’s book authored by Vinnette Mae Glidden makes its debut tomorrow when Book Nook hosts a book signing by the author. The signing takes place from 12am to [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“Anne’s rich voice pleased her ears”

There were many men who, seeing Helen Lorrington for the first time, thought her exquisitely beautiful; there were others who, seeing her for the first time, thought her
singularly ugly. The second time, there was never a question. Her grandfather called her [...]

We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson
“He detested her because her father was a Spaniard”
While the pupils were filing into their places, Tante remained in the aisle fanning her majestically, and surveying them with a benignant smile.  When all were seated, with a graceful little bend she glided into her place at [...]