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Poetic Reflections
A deeply felt, compelling portrait of a mother, wife, daughter, and friend, Poetic Reflections by poet Tina Marie Leary Girardi is a celebration of the Christian faith. With over two hundred poems in this, her debut collection, she covers the gamut of loss and love to connect the dots between men, women, and God. Ever gracious and encouraging, her straightforward and uncomplicated poems provide comfort in a world of uneasiness and distress. Many readers will find that this inspirational book is the gentle embracing arm of God's love—predictable and warm, comforting and eternal. There are poems of praise, ones of solace; there are also offerings of patriotism, protection, and acceptance. With titles such as “A Dream Is a Dream,” “A Trucker's Prayer,” “Inside Out of the Snow,” and “He Loves Me Just Because,” the poet faces life head on and without excuse. She teaches what she has learned from experience—the school of hard knocks and the finishing school of giving it all up to God.
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I Knew You Were There: A Stolen Child's Search for Her Irish Mother
Out-of-wedlock pregnancy was a mortal sin in 1950s Ireland, where unwed pregnant girls were confined to notorious mother-baby homes. There, nuns forced the girls to work fourteen-hour days and denied them medication to ease the pain of childbirth. When the babies were born, their mothers returned to working in hopes to take their children home, but the cruel church and Irish government sold the infants to wealthy American and European families. Marie O'Leary Wydra was one of those children. Adopted into her own hellish nightmare at age two, she never gave up hope that one day she would meet her birth mother again. Decades later, with her daughter Megan at her side, Marie set out to find her Irish mother. I Knew You Were There is the story of two daughters: one who always longed to meet her mother, and the other whose love for her mother and Ireland sends them on a journey they never dreamed of.
The Ancestors of Daniel White, 1777-1836 and His Wife Sarah Ford, 1778-1847 and Their Descendants
Daniel White was born in Pomfret, Connecticut, and married in 1803 in Windsor, Massachusetts. They settled in Gorham, New York. Descendants lived throughout most of the United States.
