Cynthia Harrod-Eagles

Elizabeth Bennett

"Twinkle, twinkle, little star. This book will tell you all about stars" -- Cover verso.

Stars and Constellations

John G. Bennett

Idioti a Parigi. Alla scuola di G. I. Gurdjieff. Diari 1949

An Activity Book about Nightime Animals

Creatures that Go Bump in the Night

Sachiho Hino

Celebrate Valentine's Day with Hello Kitty! Join Hello Kitty as she celebrates Valentine's Day.

Happy Valentine's Day

The author stresses at the outset that this book is a memoir, not to be confused with an autobiography. The published book is a compilation of a set of manuscripts, and the transcription of a voice recording made in the last year of her life. The text is divided into chapters, each of which gives a vignette of a particular series of events in the author's life - beginning with her sheltered childhood at Eton College; her experiences as a volunteer in the ranks, and later as an officer in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force during the Second World War; her first introduction to the ideas now known as the Fourth Way; the ten months she spent in G.I Gurdjieff's inner circle in Paris in 1949; her life and travels with her husband during the 1950s. This book gives a remarkably candid account of life impressions, and a fascinating insight into the personal lives of two great 20th century teachers. Illustrated with a selection of twenty-four of the author's own sketches in pen and watercolour.

A Memoir

My Life: J. G. Bennett and G. I. Gurdjieff

After the death of her sister, the incomparable Miranda, in an automobile accident, Cassie is thrust into her sister's world, living in Miranda's house, working at her network, and struggling with her attraction to her brother-in-law. Original.

Heart and Soul

Best friends Big and Small go outside to play, and Small asks often for a little help on their adventures, but when bedtime arrives at home, it's Big who needs some help from his friend.

Big and Small

John Godolphin Bennett

These diary entries from John and Elizabeth Bennett cover the few months before Gurdjieff's death in Paris on October29, 1949. Twice daily the group would go through a series of rituals, the most significant of which was known as "the toast of the idiots". This "science of idiotism" portrayed the human situation and the hazards of attaining liberation.

Elizabeth Bennett

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