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Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Good. 1st Edition. Contents Include: Snow, Ice; Twisters; Coastal Blasts; Floods; Your Photos. Good+ to very good tight condition with good slightly worn dust jacket. Language: eng Language: eng 0.0.

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Soft cover. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. Trade paperback format. Light wear on the corners with a flat uncreased spine; previous owner's inscription inside. The cover features The Letter by D. P. Brown. This collection contains writing by: Marshalore; Christopher Levenson; Earle Birney; Janice Blue-Zwarts; Glen Sorestad; Maureen McCarthy; Mark Abley; Kenneth Radu; Janice Kulyk Keefer; Richard Lush; George Woodcock; David Helwig; Phyllis Gotlieb; Robert Billings; Paul Dutton; Abraham M. Klein; George Bowering; John Oughton; and P. K. Page. Size: 8vo. D. P. Brown; (illustrator). Book. …

Hardcover. Condition: Good. Dust Jacket Condition: Very Good. Piece(s) of the spine missing. Due to age and/or environmental conditions, the pages of this book have darkened. Mylar protector included. Please note the image in this listing is a stock photo and may not match the covers of the actual item. Book.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families.Janice Page hails from Braintree, Massachusetts and a large Catholic brood. Her parents had a complicated marriage. Her five siblings each have their own sagas, and there is a destructive genetic force within the family's blood lines that causes much heartbreak. And then there is the large Chinese family of Janice's husband, James, equally cinematic and sweeping with a rich and complex history of its own. There is a daring wartime escape, a lost child, immigration to a new world, and a bittersweet reunion after decades of separation. Janice first met James fresh out of college while waitressing at Mandarin Garden, the only Chinese restaurant of its kind in Braintree. He had just arrived in America from Taiwan. As they work to bridge the divide between them-emotionally, culturally, and geographically-they begin to build their lives together. From Taiwan to Los Angeles, from her mother's bipolar disorder to the language barrier with her mother-in-law, Janice finds herself constantly searching for the feeling of home. Janice believes she can close the circle when she embarks on her own journey to become a mother. Like so many journeys, Janice's own journey to motherhood is filled with twists, turns, and surprises, leading to a baby girl from James's ancestral region of China. Janice and James might finally close a circle that had been open for generations on both sides and find home at last. Filled with humor and heart, wisdom and healing, Year of the Water Horse is a profound and compelling story with a deeply satisfying ending that will resonate long after the final page.…

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Hardback. Condition: New. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families.Janice Page hails from Braintree, Massachusetts and a large Catholic brood. Her parents had a complicated marriage. Her five siblings each have their own sagas, and there is a destructive genetic force within the family's blood lines that causes much heartbreak. And then there is the large Chinese family of Janice's husband, James, equally cinematic and sweeping with a rich and complex history of its own. There is a daring wartime escape, a lost child, immigration to a new world, and a bittersweet reunion after decades of separation. Janice first met James fresh out of college while waitressing at Mandarin Garden, the only Chinese restaurant of its kind in Braintree. He had just arrived in America from Taiwan. As they work to bridge the divide between them-emotionally, culturally, and geographically-they begin to build their lives together. From Taiwan to Los Angeles, from her mother's bipolar disorder to the language barrier with her mother-in-law, Janice finds herself constantly searching for the feeling of home. Janice believes she can close the circle when she embarks on her own journey to become a mother. Like so many journeys, Janice's own journey to motherhood is filled with twists, turns, and surprises, leading to a baby girl from James's ancestral region of China. Janice and James might finally close a circle that had been open for generations on both sides and find home at last. Filled with humor and heart, wisdom and healing, Year of the Water Horse is a profound and compelling story with a deeply satisfying ending that will resonate long after the final page.…

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families.Janice Page hails from Braintree, Massachusetts and a large Catholic brood. Her parents had a complicated marriage. Her five siblings each have their own sagas, and there is a destructive genetic force within the familys blood lines that causes much heartbreak. And then there is the large Chinese family of Janices husband, James, equally cinematic and sweeping with a rich and complex history of its own. There is a daring wartime escape, a lost child, immigration to a new world, and a bittersweet reunion after decades of separation. Janice first met James fresh out of college while waitressing at Mandarin Garden, the only Chinese restaurant of its kind in Braintree. He had just arrived in America from Taiwan. As they work to bridge the divide between thememotionally, culturally, and geographicallythey begin to build their lives together. From Taiwan to Los Angeles, from her mother's bipolar disorder to the language barrier with her mother-in-law, Janice finds herself constantly searching for the feeling of home. Janice believes she can close the circle when she embarks on her own journey to become a mother. Like so many journeys, Janices own journey to motherhood is filled with twists, turns, and surprises, leading to a baby girl from Jamess ancestral region of China. Janice and James might finally close a circle that had been open for generations on both sides and find home at last. Filled with humor and heart, wisdom and healing, Year of the Water Horse is a profound and compelling story with a deeply satisfying ending that will resonate long after the final page. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Soft Cover. Condition: New. First Edition. Rochester, Vermont: Healing Arts Press is a division of Inner Traditions International, 1994. NEW (see scan) - Inner Traditions / Bear & Company reply card tipped-in as called for. First Edition. Soft Cover. New. Illus. by Text, design, and layout by Charlotte Tyler Photographs by Janice Fullman Illustration on page 17 by Christina Camphaussen. 8vo size - over 8" tall. Text, design, and layout by Charlotte Tyler Photographs by Janice Fullman Illustration on page 17 by Christina Camphaussen (illustrator).…

Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Dust Jacket Included. 1st Edition. GREAT NEW ENGLAND STORMS OF THE 20TH CENTURY BOSTON GLOBE HARD COVER 2007 VG. When I first saw this book and looked at the cover photo of large waves breaking on the shore, I thought it was about hurricanes. Silly me; the New England coast shares a penchant for all sorts of climatological phenomena! Please find: \u0093Great New England Storms of the 20th Century\u0094 edited by Janice Page. This large hard cover book (9 \u00BC x 10 \u00BC inches 159 pages) was published by the Boston Globe and includes as I understand it the text of many featured weather articles and the many many photos that accompanied them in both b&w and color. Curl up by the woodstove this coming winter for a reminder of how cozy it is at home! Condition: This book is in near fine condition. The dust jacket and the hard covers are pristine without wear or blemish. Inside the book is unmarked and the pages and plates are clean and bright throughout. This book is not ex-library or a remainder.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. The covers are clean with light shelf wear and may have horizontal creasing to the spine. The pages of this book are clean and unmarked. FAST SHIPPING & FREE TRACKING.

Hardback. Condition: Very Good. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families.Janice Page hails from Braintree, Massachusetts and a large Catholic brood. Her parents had a complicated marriage. Her five siblings each have their own sagas, and there is a destructive genetic force within the family?s blood lines that causes much heartbreak. And then there is the large Chinese family of Janice?s husband, James, equally cinematic and sweeping with a rich and complex history of its own. There is a daring wartime escape, a lost child, immigration to a new world, and a bittersweet reunion after decades of separation. Janice first met James fresh out of college while waitressing at Mandarin Garden, the only Chinese restaurant of its kind in Braintree. He had just arrived in America from Taiwan. As they work to bridge the divide between them?emotionally, culturally, and geographically?they begin to build their lives together. From Taiwan to Los Angeles, from her mother's bipolar disorder to the language barrier with her mother-in-law, Janice finds herself constantly searching for the feeling of home. Janice believes she can close the circle when she embarks on her own journey to become a mother. Like so many journeys, Janice?s own journey to motherhood is filled with twists, turns, and surprises, leading to a baby girl from James?s ancestral region of China. Janice and James might finally close a circle that had been open for generations on both sides and find home at last. Filled with humor and heart, wisdom and healing, Year of the Water Horse is a profound and compelling story with a deeply satisfying ending that will resonate long after the final page.…

Hardback. Condition: Good. A NEW YORK TIMES BOOK REVIEW EDITOR'S CHOICE A warm and witty memoir about the ever-changing relationships between mothers, mothers-in-law, and daughters that traverses two continents and multiple generations of two disparate yet connected families.Janice Page hails from Braintree, Massachusetts and a large Catholic brood. Her parents had a complicated marriage. Her five siblings each have their own sagas, and there is a destructive genetic force within the family?s blood lines that causes much heartbreak. And then there is the large Chinese family of Janice?s husband, James, equally cinematic and sweeping with a rich and complex history of its own. There is a daring wartime escape, a lost child, immigration to a new world, and a bittersweet reunion after decades of separation. Janice first met James fresh out of college while waitressing at Mandarin Garden, the only Chinese restaurant of its kind in Braintree. He had just arrived in America from Taiwan. As they work to bridge the divide between them?emotionally, culturally, and geographically?they begin to build their lives together. From Taiwan to Los Angeles, from her mother's bipolar disorder to the language barrier with her mother-in-law, Janice finds herself constantly searching for the feeling of home. Janice believes she can close the circle when she embarks on her own journey to become a mother. Like so many journeys, Janice?s own journey to motherhood is filled with twists, turns, and surprises, leading to a baby girl from James?s ancestral region of China. Janice and James might finally close a circle that had been open for generations on both sides and find home at last. Filled with humor and heart, wisdom and healing, Year of the Water Horse is a profound and compelling story with a deeply satisfying ending that will resonate long after the final page.…