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Dana's Disease
The reader meets five-year-old Dana, her dad, and her family on Wednesday November 13, 2002. A few things become obvious within the first few pages. Dana is sick, apparently with the flu, but something doesn't feel right with this diagnosis. There's something more sinister about this flu. Dana has Type 1 diabetes and this is complicating the already difficult situation involving her care. Dana's dad is disillusioned with God, but something in his relationship with Father Wes and in this troubled situation is drawing him to God. The reader is then taken back to Sunday January 16, 2000, before any of the troubles that Dana and her family now face have taken hold. The story reveals Dana and her family through her dad's perspective, from happy and carefree beginning through a three-year journey of suffering, quiet triumph, and personal awakening. Dana's Disease is based on the true accounts of the struggles of Dana Kanerva to be a healthy normal child, from soon after her third birthday to days before her sixth birthday.
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Dana's Homecoming
Dana's Home Coming is a novel about a young woman's struggle with life's disappointments. In dealing with several unsuccessful relationships she decides to devote all of her time to her career; only to find out she has gone down a lonely road. Dana discovers that you have to find a balance to be happy. The characters in this book may resemble those around you, maybe the next door neighbor, a friend, or even yourself. It is a must read.
Kiss the Bride
From three bestselling authors come three tales of romance revolving around that happiest of days: a wedding! Early Bird Special by New York Times–bestselling author Deirdre Martin Fashion exec Dana Fine lives a fabulous life of international travel and glamour. But it only takes a few days visiting with her matchmaking grandparents for her to long for something more. Or maybe it’s sexy landscaper Josh Green who’s got her all hot and bothered. It’ll take some work—and perhaps posing as a blushing bride—to get what she really wants. Weddings Ink by USA Today–bestselling author Christie Ridgway Luke Harper was the last man wedding planner Charlotte Bond would ever date again. The...
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A Marmac Guide to Atlanta
Atlanta is much more than thriving commerce. With its long tradition of civic, cultural, and sporting excellence, the city offers a variety of visual and performing arts, year-round professional sports, and exciting nightlife.
May Alcott
May Alcott, the youngest of the four Alcott sisters, is best known to readers as ""Amy"" in the beloved classic ""Little Women,"" written by her sister Louisa May Alcott. Caroline Ticknor's 1928 memoir describes May as the vibrant artist of the family (as was the semi-fictional Amy), with an enthusiasm for beauty, people, and life. A half dozen of May's sketches are included in the book, as is a prelude from renowned American sculptor Daniel Chester French (Abraham Lincoln at the Lincoln Memorial; the Minute Man statue at the North Bridge in Concord, Massachusetts), who credited May with encouraging him to pursue his art.
