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Love, Mom
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 210

Love, Mom

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Confessions of a Scary Mommy
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 178

Confessions of a Scary Mommy

Based on the hugely popular Web site, ScaryMommy.com, this book takes an irreverent look at the unglamorous side of parenting and tackles the issues many mothers are too afraid to expose.

To Be
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 278

To Be

  • Type: Book
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  • Published: 2007-08
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  • Publisher: iUniverse

What does a middle-aged daughter, Adele, do when her aging, ill mother asks for help in dying, especially when daughter and mother have been edgy antagonists for years? Confronting a frightening death as her lungs fill, the mother, Elizabeth, insists on her right to choose when to die. Adele turns for help to her sister, who rejects euthanasia on religious grounds, and her brother, who tries to get pills, but is trapped in a snowstorm. Adele's daughter, Toni, becomes involved when she asks her grandmother's help with research into heroin smuggling perhaps carried on by people her grandparents knew.

One Woman's Journey
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 68

One Woman's Journey

  • Type: Book
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  • Published: 2003-07
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  • Publisher: iUniverse

"Foreman, a practicing healer, ... demystifies the grieving process as she echoes personal emotion following the sudden death of her mother. She [offers] advice on how to conquer grief and presents ... exercises to soften the grieving process"--Amazon.com.

The Flavors of Olive Oil
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 248

The Flavors of Olive Oil

In THE FLAVOURS OF OLIVE OIL, Deborah Krasner guides readers step by step through the special taste and aroma characteristics of 75-100 different olive oils, classifying them into four distinct groups: delicate and buttery, fruity and fragrant, mild and peppery, and green and grassy, and providing sources for each. Each type of oil is best suited to a particular type of dish, and Krasner includes almost 100 recipes, ranging from appetisers to desserts. Delicate and buttery oils are subtle, and combine well with tender lettuces, fresh peas, mild cheeses. Krasner uses this kind of oil in her Fava Bean Soup and Buttermilk Lemon-Almond Cake with Strawberry Coulis. Fruity and fragrant oils have personality, and stand out drizzled over pasta, mixed salads and mildly flavoured meats like chicken breast. Mild and peppery oils can surprise you with a warm burn at the back of your throat. Use them for dipping bread and vegetables, or in dishes like Olive Oil Bathed Spring Vegetables. Green and grassy oils are the strongest of all, to be used in bruschetta or poured over a bean soup just before serving.

Listening
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 118

Listening

  • Type: Book
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  • Published: 2017-05-24
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  • Publisher: Balboa Press

Damn, I feel naked, buddy, she told him, free hand massaging his powerful withers. He nickered in response. Good thing I stuck one of Jordans long shirts in my pack to cover my butt. I need a hard-core coffee to break up this morning. And those gourmet dinners arriving every day for a month from Docs wife? Now that is gonna ramp this naked caper right up into delicious. Listening tells of the mysterious power of deep listening to convert both listener and speaker via conversation, when thoughtfully done. There are interesting characters here: a Hopi wise man, a magnificent chestnut gelding named Skywalker, and a therapist who learns what little control she has over outcomes after all. Who knew chipmunks could double as toothy gurus and that tragedy could turn into healing wisdom? Doc, the vet who dared Jillian, the Boulder psychotherapist, to ride Skywalker into town dressed like a gypsy homaybe he knew.

The Girls Come Marching Home
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 354

The Girls Come Marching Home

From the award-winning author of "Band of Sisters: American Women at War in Iraq" comes this collection that tells the stories of America's fighting women as they come home from war.

Best Buds (Petal Pushers #3)
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 179

Best Buds (Petal Pushers #3)

Everything's coming up roses for this new series!The Bloom family--owners of everyone's favorite flower store, Petal Pushers--is back! It's summertime, and twelve-year-old Del--the oldest, and most responsible, one--has her hands full trying to solve another flower-related crisis. This time, it's involving a big birthday party for Ashley, the mean queen bee in Del's class. Unfortunately, Del's birthday is right around the same time! Will Del's family and friends still remember her big day. . . or will she have to sacrifice her moment in the sun to save the store?

Other Broken Things
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 256

Other Broken Things

Forced to attend Alcoholics Anonymous meetings, where she bonds with a much older man, seventeen-year-old Natalie, a recovering alcoholic, confronts issues in her family and life as she tries to turn her life around.

Older Is Better
  • Language: en
  • Pages: 376

Older Is Better

Annaliz Victoria Fallon, much-loved elderly heroine of OLD IS A 4-LETTER WORD, returns in Ethel Stockton's sequel, OLDER IS BETTER. Annaliz's independent spirit has not been broken by having a stroke. While living in an assisted living facility in the Pacific Northwest, she refuses to succumb to life in a wheel chair. Her determination drives her on as she makes plans to return to Mexico-to her favorite chair, her patio, and her friends. Ethel Stockton, 88 years old, lives alone in Mazatlan, Mexico, where she operates a Bed and Breakfast. She has 2 sons, 5 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Born in 1915, she lived most of her life in the Pacific Northwest, where she spent 50 years as an Interior Designer. Ethel believes everyone should live their lives with gusto; that age doesn't matter. It is only what you make of it. In 2003, she published OLD IS A 4-LETTER WORD, the story of an elderly woman living in Mazatlan, Mexico who insists on living life her way, hates the word old, and makes believe it doesn't pertain to her.