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Author: willewanka
Publisher: AuthorHouse
ISBN: 1467036722
Category : Family & Relationships
Languages : en
Pages : 613
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The work contained in a book: a journey into Love leaves few stones unturned on discussions about the self, self-interests and reaching out the helping hand to other's in turn. The dynamics are of unconditional love, letting go of obstacle's to its discovery, and the sense of gratitude which follows such an adventure. Many people's stories have been influential in this study.. namaste~ and thank you to all.
Author: Corina Rogers
Publisher: Little Creek Press
ISBN: 9781942586241
Category : Juvenile Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 0
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Charley is a dog who does things differently than the other dogs. But the other dogs don't like that. So Charley tries to change his behavior to be more like them.
Author: Dana Landers
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Languages : en
Pages : 208
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NOW AVAILABLE AS A LARGE PRINT PAPERBACK Even with the endless dedication of her devoted father, little Brinn Baxter hasn't spoken a word in over a year. But miracles do happen, and who better to create that magic than a lost, loveable mutt looking for a miracle of his own. This dog story novella from Dana Landers delivers a touching, passionate tale full of hope, healing and unconditional love. The perfect short story read for anyone who loves dog stories Easy to hold 6 x 9 size with soft cover Large 18 point text on cream paper to make reading easier Makes a thoughtful and affordable gift for seniors
Author: Ernest Thompson Seton
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Category : Animals
Languages : en
Pages : 436
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A collection of animal stories from around the world.
Author: J. T. Glisson
Publisher: University Press of Florida
ISBN: 0813018463
Category : Literary Criticism
Languages : en
Pages : 286
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"I had met only two or three of the neighboring Crackers when I realized that isolation had done something to these people. . . .They have a primal quality against their background of jungle hammock, moss-hung against the tremendous silence of the scrub country. The only ingredients of their lives are the elemental things."--Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, March 1930, in a letter to Alfred S. Dashiell of Scribner's Magazine Except for one extended black family and "one writer from up north," folks from Cross Creek were ornery, independent Crackers, J. T. Glisson writes in this memoir of growing up in the backwoods of north-central Florida. The time spanned the late twenties to the early fifties, and isolation and an abundance of mosquitoes and snakes were their claim to fame. The writer was Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings. In her 25 years at the Creek, Miz Rawlings was regarded as "That Woman"--warm, high-strung, and simply eccentric. She drove recklessly, smoked in public, and had "black spells." A Pulitzer Prize did little to change her status. In Cross Creek everyone had space to be a character and every character had a title: the meanest, laziest, most pregnant, or best cat fisherman. Describing day-to-day life in unaffected prose, Glisson's portraits include Charley, the fisherman who did his banking in a Prince Albert tobacco can nailed to a tree; Bernie Bass, who spoke "perfect Florida Cracker without polish"; Old Blue, young Jake Glisson's nuisance hog; Aunt Martha Mickens, the matriarch of all the blacks at the Creek (including Henry, the first critic to pass judgment on Jake's drawings); and especially Jake's father, Tom, the man whose wisdom, boundless optimism, and colorful speech figure prominently in Rawlings's Cross Creek. (Of his famous neighbor, Tom once commented that "when she gets her tail up above her head, her brain don't work.") Glisson's own finely detailed pencil and pen-and-ink drawings illustrate these vignettes, and he explains that the idea of earning his living as an artist first came to him when he saw Rawlings's books illustrated with such vivid pictures that he could smell the sawgrass, sweat, and gunpowder of the Creek. No wonder: One edition of The Yearling--the story of a deer and a boy Jake's own age--was illustrated by N. C. Wyeth, who visited Cross Creek and chatted about drawing ("it's a matter of seeing and practice") while eleven-year-old Jake watched him sketch. Tom Glisson died while his son was enrolled in art school in Sarasota; three years later Miz Rawlings died, and an era ended. Today J. T. Glisson lives four and a half miles from the house where he grew up. When there's a breeze from the south, he writes, he sits on his porch and listens to the soft rustling of palmetto fronds, almost embarrassed by the beauty of his memories. J. T. Glisson has been an illustrator, publisher, and businessman
Author: Eugene Glass
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Category : Dogs
Languages : en
Pages : 654
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Category : Dogs
Languages : en
Pages : 752
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Category : Fishing
Languages : en
Pages : 252
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Author: Isaac Hallenberg
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation
ISBN: 1436346347
Category : Fiction
Languages : en
Pages : 278
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This is the author's third book, the first being a memoir of sorts and the second was in the genre of erotic fiction. It is a collection of thirteen short stories, all based on or inspired by the fables of Aesop. Although it would be impossible to either add to or detract from Aesop's, the fables were starting points for stories mostly based in the mythical town of Rustbelt City. Apparently, as much wisdom is required for life in the American Midwest as in ancient Greece. And, just as in our own lives, there is a moral hidden somewhere in each of the stories. Unlike in the compilers of Aesop's stories where the morals are handily given to us, we'll have to ferret out the meaning for ourselves. Instead of anthills and agoras, the scenes shift from pagan Greece to pool halls and Fitzpatrick's tavern. Not so cleverly disguised are locales once dear to my heart in a grimy, industrial city that now exists only in my imagination.
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Category : Fishing
Languages : en
Pages : 436
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Category : Legends
Languages : en
Pages : 312
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