Thea

By James Joiner Thea Shaheen had waited her whole life for the body she was supposed to be in.

Thea Shaheen had waited her whole life for the body she was supposed to be in.

Product placement aside, the idea that animals go to heaven raises a whole host of interesting questions for Thea and Noah.

The book starts with Thea Atwell, 15, arriving at the camp halfway though the summer session.

Campbell says she sees herself and Nancy in the love story of Edie Windsor and her late partner, Thea Spyer.

The forbidding hugeness of the house made him feel as if he had expected to meet Thea in a crowd and had missed her.

First promise me—give me your word—that what I now confide in you Thea shall never know.

Thea poured the tea standing and got through with it as quickly as possible, as if it were a refreshment snatched between trains.

"Mr. Ottenburg is downstairs," he said, turning to Thea and holding the mouthpiece against his coat.

In a few moments Thea came out enveloped in her long fur coat with a scarf over her head and knitted woolen gloves on her hands.