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Heroic true story of how God gives grace to our heroine to live through times of loneliness, sadness and terror. Ultimately, our heroine finds deliverance and forgiveness. God gives a song in the midst of trials, and leads his daughter to learn healthy boundaries and better ways to live in relationships. This book offers hope and help to those in similar tyrannical situations.

This is my legacy to my children so that they can have something to look back on and to possibly answer some of their questions in later years when I’m not around. It is also hoped that maybe others, such as you, will wish to read and possibly enjoy the true tales of my childhood as I saw it. Not that I had such an unusual or spectacular childhood, just normal, but those years were ones of great happenings for our country and for the world.

Let Them Tell You About Their Grandchildren You’ve seen them command armies, become Washington power players and win Oscars, Grammys, Emmys, Tonys or Olympic medals, but this book presents famous people from Joe Biden, Colin Powell and Nancy Pelosi to Francis Ford Coppola, Julie Andrews and even Smokin’ Joe Frazier in a whole new light. They all have one thing in common; they are proud grandparents who were happy to tell author Mary Ann Cooper all about how their grandchildren have brought joy to their lives. Grandeur – The Personal Reflections of Famous Grandparents will touch the hearts of anyone who is interested in the personal lives of the rich and famous, and gives testimony to ...

The autobiography of a women who lived from 1902-2004. She wrote this book in 1992 just prior to her 90th birthday. Born in Nova Scotia and moved to the PNW at a very young age. I'm her Great Great Grandson just getting this published for our family to read and have.

The names of many of the characters in the story are the neighbors and shirttail relatives I knew or heard about from my mother and her siblings. Some characters are real with fictitious names; some characters are fictitious with names of real people. I played with Sandra Rae and Mickey Wells, and Barbara Ann Bennington. Wendell Patterson took me for a short ride on his two-wheeler bicycle when I was four. Lucille Patterson Mauk was my mom’s best friend since early childhood. They attended the Woodland School and McKell High School. Our family attended the Brick Union Christian Church. James Douglas White is a friend from college. He was my orchestra director and classical violinist ...

This book provides biographies of 27 great female jugglers of the past and includes almost 200 photos. Written by well-known juggling historian David Cain.