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Tips from a British Nanny
From the time of Mary Poppins to the present day, British nannies have always had a special way with children. And though trends and guidelines for bringing up children may come and go, much of the time-honored wisdom of the traditional nanny finds a welcome place with every generation. Each chapter of this delightful book presents heartwarming advice for parents of newborns to preschoolers and covers everything from feeding infants to potty training to handling tantrums. Illustrated with Victorian-era line drawings, Tips from a British Nanny shows that the loving nurture and tender care shown by the best nannies is as valuable as it ever was.
The Islander
In 2155 there are two Americas: one for the wealthy and one for the poor. The wealthy control most of the land and all the technology, while the poor lead short and squalid lives confined to the remnants of America's collapsed cities, known as Islands. The two cultures collide when Galen Fairchild, a young Islander, falls in love with Mata Vandermere, the daughter of a prosperous family from the modern city of Stratis. Like Romeo and Juliet, Galen and Mata struggle to stay together in the face of daunting opposition from family, friends, and many other forces. Their troubles finally lead them into the ghostlike ruins of downtown Minneapolis, where no Islander dares to go. Inside the crumbling skyscrapers, they discover a strange power linked to Galen's past, which not only changes his life forever, but also pits the two cultures against each other with cataclysmic results. --From author's website.
Memories of Mom and Dad
Poignant and beautiful! Written by 18 women writers who live in various parts of the world, Memories of Mom and Dad is sure to please Moms and Dads as well as those who are about to become Moms and Dads! Or buy the book for yourself! Stroll down memory lane and remember the times when Mom was always waiting for you to come home from school and Dad seemed to know the answers to everything. Nostalgic, moving, and sometimes bittersweet, Memories of Mom and Dad is sure to touch your heart. Memories of Mom and Dad is a compilation of two other Indie Chicks Anthologies available as ebooks- "Memories of Mom" and "Memories of Dad." If you are looking for an ebook for just Mom or Dad, be sure to check those out! Memories of Mom and Dad is also available as an ebook! 170 Pages
The New Penelope
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Grok
Grok is a huge, sprawling epic novel about the comic misadventures of an eccentric family and its young son’s quest to solve the elusive Turing test. The story spans the contours of the 20th century, from the literary salons of Paris in the twenties to the seamy side of LA in the thirties, from the counterculture wars of the sixties and beyond to the software-inspired nineties. Along the way we are wildly entertained by a huge cast of colorful characters, scenes and happenings, as Grok, the book’s hero, fights off the beguiling demons of the past and changes the world around him. There is never a dull moment in this wonderful, mind-bending story, which holds the mirror of ourselves up to Nature and shows us that we can have the last laugh.
The Trouble with Jack Ireland
Valentines Day 1939. A body found in the hold of a Norwegian cargo ship ignites Det. Sgt. Jack Irelands investigation of a lifetime. A case the deputy chief of the Saint John Police Department considers open and shuta matter he warns Ireland to leave alone. But Jack Ireland was never one to merely follow orders. Thats the trouble with Irelandhe has his own unique methods of unraveling a twisted intrigue involving foreign nationalsboth hostile and friendlyon Atlantic Canadian soil. Who can Ireland trust, and what is going on under the cover of National Security?
Penelope
Since being abandoned by her widowered father, Flora lives with her cousin and struggles with memories of a previous life in which she was the child Penelope.
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Penelope and the Others
Penelope Hawthorne sat in the school-room window-seat at Easney Vicarage, one afternoon, looking very gravely out at the garden.She had sat there for some time, with her hands in her lap and a little troubled frown on her forehead, and anyone who knew her well would have guessed at once that she was thinking over a “plan.”Penelope was just thirteen years old, the eldest of the Hawthorne children, and as she was a thoughtful girl and fond of reading, she often made very good plans for her brothers and sisters' amusement, partly out of her own head, and partly out of books. But this particular plan quite puzzled her, for it had nothing to do with amusement, and she did not at all see how it was to be carried out. Yet it was much too good to be given up.
Penelope and the Others
Penelope and the Others
