Tuck (Siam; The Woman Who Walked on Water) efficiently and eloquently chronicles the lives of women who undergo both geographical and emotional displacement in these 14 short stories. The characters ...

NEW YORK – Lily Tuck (search), this year's winner of the National Book Award (search) for fiction, has a long history of writing about women at a loss in foreign lands. Over the past few weeks, she ...

Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook I was in the sixth grade, existing in that cruel, pre-adolescent middle school space the first ...

Natalie Babbitt’s “Tuck Everlasting” isn’t a long book. Its just-published 50th-anniversary edition runs well under 200 pages, and a dozen of these are devoted to an introduction by novelist Gabrielle ...

Poquoson Elementary School fourth graders were able to add to their discussion of Natalie Babbitt’s “Tuck Everlasting” with input from the author herself. Babbitt responded to letters from three ...

What if you could live forever? It’s the essential theme of Natalie Babbitt’s beloved novel Tuck Everlasting and a question that readers of the 1975 book have been pondering for 40 years now.

The 14 female protagonists in Lily Tuck's first short-story collection, as in her novels, travel all over the globe -- to Europe, Japan, Peru, Southeast Asia and various scenic destinations in the ...

Author and psychotherapist Ginger Clark, uses an intimate, personal tone to help readers discover how to deal with stress, anxiety and muscle tension using self-soothing and emotional self-regulation ...