Welcome to our book review site go-pdf.online!
You may have to Search all our reviewed books and magazines, click the sign up button below to create a free account.
A River Bend
Josh Crockett, a thirty-three-year-old psychologist and author, travels back home to Melo, Indiana, at the request of his high school best friend, Paul Palato. Having read Josh’s book, Living Faith, Paul invites Josh to come for an extended visit and teach the church’s youth the concepts found in the book. Because it is the church his father founded and where Josh grew up and because Paul is still one of his closest friends, Josh decides to answer Paul’s invitation. Josh involves himself in the lives of several people in Melo, such as Marcy James, who has inherited several businesses in Melo, including the Riverbend Apartments where Josh and Marcy both reside. Their chance meeting and ...
The Last Exit Before the Toll
Author Lynn Barnes admits she's known all along that she'd been a little different in ways she can't explain. In her memoir, The Last Exit before the Toll, she examines her life and tries to make sense of who and what she is and how her being affects her existence. She reflects on growing up as an only child and her life now as a single, surrealist artist and Poe aficionado. Barnes recalls the events that have greatly impacted her, including the deaths of her mother and father and the suicide of her best friend, Marc. But it was the discovery that she has undiagnosed Asperger's syndrome that helped piece together the puzzle that has been her life and allowed her to come to terms with the troubling personality traits she has experienced all her life. An insightful and creative look at Barnes's life, The Last Exit before the Toll provides a glimpse into the sometimes frustrating and unknown world of someone who lives with Asperger's syndrome.
The Descendants of Veach Williams, of Lebanon, Conn
Robert Williams (ca. 1593-1693) and his family emigrated, perhaps from Norwich, England, and settled at Boston and then Roxbury, Massachusetts. His descendant of the fifth generation, Veach Williams (1727-1804), was born at Lebanon, Connecticut, the son of Ebenezer Williams (1691-1740). He married Lucy Walsworth (1732- 1795), daughter of William and Mary Avery Walsworth of Groton, Connecticut, in 1753. They had eleven children, 1755-1775, born at Lebanon. He was a captain in the Connecticut Miltia during the Revolutionary War. Descendants lived in Connecticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Wisconsin, Georgia, and elsewhere.
Official Gazette
None
Storm Data
None
