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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Life's under no obligation to give us what we expect. ― Margaret Mitchell Growing up & growing old are 2 things I learned the hard way. This book defines my understanding of what it means to experience things in life and take away a deeper understanding of everything. Re-appreciating people and what they offer has always been something I have tried to put into words. Finally verbs, nouns, and adjectives came together and let people understand my mind and my sense of empathy towards the world.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Tom and Glykeria share memories of their early years living as goat herders in a remote mountain village in Greece as their daughter-in-law, Christine, documents their probably-true tales of winters without shoes, baths without soap, schools without classrooms, recipes without measurements - and so much more Continuously recording on her laptop, Christine is entertained by (and fed by) her in-laws as she interrogates them about everything she can think of, hearing stories about their youth from the time they are toddlers until the day they get married. While Tom and Glykeria's early life experiences are often unimaginable adventures, their engaging personalities, their love for family, and their occasional back-and-forth bickering are totally relatable. Anyone with relatives from the old country will thoroughly enjoy this hilarious and heartfelt account of communicating with family members who have semi-understandable English and an unbelievable history.…

Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Life's under no obligation to give us what we expect. ― Margaret Mitchell Growing up & growing old are 2 things I learned the hard way. This book defines my understanding of what it means to experience things in life and take away a deeper understanding of everything. Re-appreciating people and what they offer has always been something I have tried to put into words. Finally verbs, nouns, and adjectives came together and let people understand my mind and my sense of empathy towards the world.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Nothing has ever come easily to Charlotte. Her landscape design business will go belly up if she doesn't find a paying client-and soon. Since her sister's death, all attempts to nurture her niece Mazie have been rebuffed. Even her engagement to the handsome Harp is taking some getting used to. But just over the horizon, on an island in a river, is an exquisite rustic lodge in need of a garden. Its owner, Fig Bigelow, is eccentric, principled, utterly delightful-and the keeper of a terrifying secret. Charlotte's Crossing is as much a love song to native plants and a plea for their protection, as it is a story of one woman's uncommon love for an uncommon man.This is not just a balanced, well-researched discourse on the value of native plants . . . although it certainly is that. This is a real novel, with human interest plots and subplots, engaging dialogue, and skillful character development. A great read, whether or not you have ever heard of a native plant -Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home. . . a cracking good story . . . Fans of field guides as well as readers on the beach will find it both engrossing and enlightening. -Julie Christianson Stivers, author, editor, On the Town Magazine. . . a heartfelt love story and a plea to rethink how we landscape and garden today. A very enjoyable read. - Esther Durnwald, Michigan Wildflower FarmOne woman's heroic fight to ban the sale of invasive plants -This is my fantasy. Arnold's elegant descriptions of nature's beauty will leave readers wanting to know the name of every leaf, twig and flower. - Jessie Schulte, Kent Conservation District.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. It was 1942, and Theodora, a charming Dutch/Indonesian teenager, was uprooted from her pampered East Indies upbringing and forced to live in one of many desperate, disease-infested concentration camps set up by the occupying Japanese army. A few years later, her life was plunged into danger again from the angry Indonesian nationalists on the hunt for anyone with Dutch blood. Arriving in The Netherlands, her "mother country," Theodora thought she had found safe haven, but was to face an epic deluge when the North Sea burst through the existing dams and flooded her quaint Dutch village. A prisoner, refugee, immigrant, and survivor, Theodora's story is one of faith, forgiveness and reconciliation. You will witness an untold chapter in history as you are inspired by one amazing woman's testimony of grit and grace.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. Tom and Glykeria share memories of their early years living as goat herders in a remote mountain village in Greece as their daughter-in-law, Christine, documents their probably-true tales of winters without shoes, baths without soap, schools without classrooms, recipes without measurements - and so much more Continuously recording on her laptop, Christine is entertained by (and fed by) her in-laws as she interrogates them about everything she can think of, hearing stories about their youth from the time they are toddlers until the day they get married. While Tom and Glykeria's early life experiences are often unimaginable adventures, their engaging personalities, their love for family, and their occasional back-and-forth bickering are totally relatable. Anyone with relatives from the old country will thoroughly enjoy this hilarious and heartfelt account of communicating with family members who have semi-understandable English and an unbelievable history.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. Nothing has ever come easily to Charlotte. Her landscape design business will go belly up if she doesn't find a paying client-and soon. Since her sister's death, all attempts to nurture her niece Mazie have been rebuffed. Even her engagement to the handsome Harp is taking some getting used to. But just over the horizon, on an island in a river, is an exquisite rustic lodge in need of a garden. Its owner, Fig Bigelow, is eccentric, principled, utterly delightful-and the keeper of a terrifying secret. Charlotte's Crossing is as much a love song to native plants and a plea for their protection, as it is a story of one woman's uncommon love for an uncommon man.This is not just a balanced, well-researched discourse on the value of native plants . . . although it certainly is that. This is a real novel, with human interest plots and subplots, engaging dialogue, and skillful character development. A great read, whether or not you have ever heard of a native plant -Doug Tallamy, author of Bringing Nature Home. . . a cracking good story . . . Fans of field guides as well as readers on the beach will find it both engrossing and enlightening. -Julie Christianson Stivers, author, editor, On the Town Magazine. . . a heartfelt love story and a plea to rethink how we landscape and garden today. A very enjoyable read. - Esther Durnwald, Michigan Wildflower FarmOne woman's heroic fight to ban the sale of invasive plants -This is my fantasy. Arnold's elegant descriptions of nature's beauty will leave readers wanting to know the name of every leaf, twig and flower. - Jessie Schulte, Kent Conservation District.…

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Paperback. Condition: Good. The Bad Mouth Boys, the meanest nastiest most lowdown, unpleasant thing that ever happened to a mouth. Author artfully uses children's imagination with FUNTASTIC cartoon characters and a cleaver story to teach boys and girls about their teeth. While they color, complete the activities and read the story, they have fun, ask questions and learn the importance of good oral hygiene. They help Pete Prevention save Debbie Dazzle's Smile during The Battle for Gum Gulch and Molar Ridge. The Story's narrator, Macintosh Apple, sums it up best. Remember boys and girls to take care of your teeth everyday. You've learned how to prevent cavities and protect your beautiful smile. So brush and floss your teeth in the morning and before you go to bed. Signed, Your Friend Macintosh. www.KidsSmileSmart.com Story, characters, Illustrations, and design created by Roland Lasher and Uncle Floyd.…

Paperback. Condition: Good. It was 1942, and Theodora, a charming Dutch/Indonesian teenager, was uprooted from her pampered East Indies upbringing and forced to live in one of many desperate, disease-infested concentration camps set up by the occupying Japanese army. A few years later, her life was plunged into danger again from the angry Indonesian nationalists on the hunt for anyone with Dutch blood. Arriving in The Netherlands, her "mother country," Theodora thought she had found safe haven, but was to face an epic deluge when the North Sea burst through the existing dams and flooded her quaint Dutch village. A prisoner, refugee, immigrant, and survivor, Theodora's story is one of faith, forgiveness and reconciliation. You will witness an untold chapter in history as you are inspired by one amazing woman's testimony of grit and grace.…

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