A quiet Jewish girl becomes a power-wielding queen ... she isn’t the only powerful woman in the Purim tale. Queen Esther, the story’s heroine, wields a form of power that is often hard ...

This VEGGIE TALES collection encourages selfconfidence and selfesteem in young girls and includes three episodes Madame Blueberry Duke and the Great Pie War and ...

The movie explores Esther’s (Fuhrman) origins in a psychiatric facility and how she began to impersonate the missing daughter from a wealthy family. Even with the hybrid release model ...

Esther now turned her attention to the paternal side of her family and the mystery of the origin of her surname, Rantzen. The only Rantzens she had ever met were related to her, yet she didn't ...

By Elizabeth Dias and Ruth Graham The biblical story of Esther, the Jewish orphan who became queen and bravely saved her people, has been a potent symbol for women and girls, a call to lead a life ...

The first of two best of VeggieTales programs packs together 75 minutes of the Christianlite group into one volume The three stories here include Daniel and the Lions Den from the first ...

Esther searched online for her great-grandfather ... Barney had been fortunate in buying the right plots of land. He became one of the richest men of his age, and in 1888 was bought out by ...

Esther Fung is a reporter in The Wall Street Journal's corporate bureau in New York, where she writes about parcel-shipping companies like FedEx and UPS, freight railroads like Union Pacific, CSX ...