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Emma is the sequel to Julia and celebrates once again the value of faith in God and belief in one's own abilities. After embracing her dream of becoming a fashion model in the turbulent 20's, and succeeding beyond her wildest dreams, she courageously battles the difficulties of living with an overbearing and alcoholic husband, brought up amid wealth and high society before the crash of 1929. How she overcomes her challenges and leaves a legacy of love and sheer determination for her children is the basis of this story. Emma's enduring faith and courage is a model for women of every generation.
Lives - is a collection of short stories, memoirs, poems and essays by members of the Soundwriters. Most of the authors in this book were part of the "Lost Generation" that grew up sandwiched between World War II and Viet Nam. With one exception none were the glamorized heroes or heroines, the warriors and production workers of the Greatest Generation. In fact most were still growing up when the bomb was dropped at Hiroshima. But they remember family characters, trials and tribulations of youth, coming of age, winning and losing, the poverty during the great depression, the struggles of families to escape persecution, blackouts and rationing, the atomic age, a forgotten war in Korea and the ...
The relationship between hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal regulation and sleep in stressful and non-stressful environments requires further study, especially with individual variability in how a child responds to stress. It is important for nurses and other healthcare providers to assess the role of daytime naps and night time sleep duration and quality as potential moderators of the relationship between child characteristics such as temperament, age and gender, and their bio-behavioral responses to potential stressors.
From expressions of delight in senior citizen discounts to sage advice on life's challenges, a wide range of people's thoughts on aging are always surprising, often moving, and sometimes very funny.
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From the editor of the Complete Index to World Film comes an equally comprehensive, if specialized, sourcebook on the output of the British film industry in the sound era. A vast range of theatrical styles and talents are covered in II fast-access indexes, including: -- 12,900 film entries with information on title, year, director(s), actor(s), type of film, length, alternative title, production/releasing company, and coproducing countries -- 3,900 directors -- 24,600 actors -- 1,100 cinematographers -- 1,200 composers -- 2,400 authors whose literary works were adapted to the screen
Shows how a man descends into the hell of mental illness, how it affects him and his family, and how he, his family and friends discover paradise in a Southwest Florida community.