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Kappy King and the Puppy Kaper
Content to be unmarried and plain-spoken, Kathryn “Kappy” King is an odd-woman-out in the Amish community of Blue Sky, Pennsylvania. But she’s skilled at making the special kapps local women need to cover their hair. And she might be the only one who can unearth the danger hiding in this peaceful valley . . . When Kappy's neighbor, Ruth Peachey, turns up dead in her yard, everyone in Blue Sky believes it’s a tragic accident. Until the Englisch police find the gentle dog breeder was deliberately struck down—and arrest her mentally-challenged son, Jimmy, for the crime . . . Jimmy’s sister, Edie, returns to Blue Sky clear his name, yet no one will speak to a shunned former Amish wom...
Happy Kappy-The Flying Kangaroo(Who Couldn't Hop!)
Book Series-The Flying Adventures of Happy Kappy the Kangaroo. Volume 2 Happy Kappy the Flying Kangaroo(Who couldn't hop ) Book No.1 "Without our tails."
Kappy King and the Pie Kaper
Kathryn “Kappy” King’s skill at making kapps for the Amish women of Blue Sky, Pennsylvania, is unparalleled. But she’s also dangerously good at discovering dark truths beneath this peaceful valley ... When an “accident” puts beloved bishop's wife Alma Miller in a coma, many in Blue Sky are quick to blame struggling widow Frannie Lehman. Both women are the best bakers around, but for years Alma’s boysenberry pies have been more award-winning—and profitable—than Frannie’s. And with Alma out of this fall’s county festival, Frannie’s pie finally wins first prize. But when Alma dies and Frannie’s children fall victim to gossip and bullying, Kappy is determined to uncover the real truth. Soon Kappy and her outcast friend Edie have their hands full of odd clues. What do Alma’s strange last words mean? Why would someone break into her house just to steal a quilt? Who is the mysterious new piemaker in town—and why is she still in Blue Sky after losing the festival competition? When long-buried family secrets and contested legacies start getting into the mix, Kappy and Edie must work fast before another victim gets a deadly pie in the face ...
Kappy King and the Pickle Kaper
Kathryn “Kappy” King is happy being a plain-spoken unmarried odd-woman-out in her Pennsylvania Amish hometown. Her talent is making the special kapps local women use to cover their hair. But her skill at uncovering trouble in this quiet valley is about to be truly tested . . . At first, young Sally June Esh's tragic death doesn't look like murder. Even in peaceful Blue Sky, collisions between buggies and Englisch cars aren’t unheard of. Still, the Eshes are skilled drivers used to delivering their popular pickles for miles around. And after Kappy notices Sally's buggy was deliberately run off the road, her ex-Amish friend Edie gets strange texts saying the crash was no accident . . . Kappy won't let her community's silence keep justice from being done. And even though a still-shunned Edie thinks of moving back to the city, she and Kappy start rooting out secrets about the Eshes' long-time neighbors—and new pickle-producing rivals. But when they learn that Sally's brother is secretly courting an Englisch girl, their investigation takes a disturbing turn . . .
Mr. Bear
Taylor is just two years old when she adopts Mr. Bear as her special friend. As he becomes her constant companion wherever she goes, Taylor loves Mr. Bear unconditionally and cannot imagine her life without him. As Taylor and Mr. Bear grow older, sometimes his stuffing and hair comes out and he needs to be treated by the doctors at the toy hospital. When she is teased by bullies at school about her beloved bear, Taylor begins leaving him alone in her bedroom more often. Even though Mr. Bear is sad, he understands because every child grows up to be an adult. But what Mr. Bear doesn’t know is that one day in the future when Taylor has a little girl of her own, he will have a new purpose. Mr. Bear is a sweet tale that follows the life of a little girl who unconditionally loves her teddy bear throughout her childhood and beyond.
Legends of Goodland: Interviews with Kappy Kirk & Her Friends
All of Kappy Kirk's life was spent on the island where she lived making her a unique individual given the mobility of the age we live in. She combined the history of the three communities: Goodland, Marco and Caxambas in her own person. The places she called home were the historic buildings of the island: the Marco Lodge in Old Marco (now in Goodland), the Heights Hotel, the Barfield House, both in Caxambas, and her own home in Goodland going on 100 years-old, give or take a few years. Some of the homes are still here and some have already passed into legend. Kappy's story is a tapestry whose threads are the many people of Goodland, Marco, and Caxambas, past and present, woven through and intertwining. In June of 1993, unaware of the singular thread that drew me to her and would lead me into writing and publishing historical books about Aunt Tommie and island history, I went to Goodland to meet her.
This Little Piggy
They only came to buy a pig... Jimmy Peachey, lover of all animals, has finally done it. He's finally convinced his sister, Edie, to allow him to raise pigs. But when he, Edie, and Kappy arrive at the farm to buy the swine, they have another surprise in store. Balthazar Lapp, the ultra-conservative Amish pig farmer, is lying on the floor of his greenhouse, bludgeoned to death. After an anonymous caller tips off police, Jimmy's friend Tiny is arrested for the murder. Jimmy begs Edie and Kappy to help get his friend out of jail, but with a prison record and the possible murder weapon found in his car, Tiny will remain behind bars. Yet strange things are still happening around the valley. Corn ...
Advances in Pediatrics 2012
Each year, Advances in Pediatrics brings you the best current thinking from the preeminent practitioners in your field. A distinguished editorial board identifies current areas of major progress and controversy and invites specialists to contribute original articles on these topics. These insightful overviews bring concepts to a clinical level and explore their everyday impact on patient care. Among the topics included in this year’s edition are Neuroblastoma, Cochlear Implants, Pediatric Epilepsy, Pediatric Intestinal Failure, Immunization Update, and Nurtional Recommendations, to name a few. Each edition has a tradition of honoring those who contributed greatly to pediatrics in the "Foundations of Pediatrics" segment; this edition features Waldo Nelson, MD, a giant in the field, as the annual honoree.
Advances in Pediatrics,
Each year, Advances in Pediatrics brings you the best current thinking from the preeminent practitioners in your field. A distinguished editorial board identifies current areas of major progress and controversy and invites specialists to contribute original articles on these topics. These insightful overviews bring concepts to a clinical level and explore their everyday impact on patient care.
