Are you Looking For a perfect Birthday Gift? No worries. You are in the right place. This notebook is the perfect gift idea for his/her birthday. He/she will love the funny birthday quote on the cover and it will definitely make him/her smile. So what are you waiting for? Grab this notebook and be ready to see that big smile. This notebook is ideal for recording goals, feelings, insights, and quotes that you love PS: don't forget to tell him/her happy birthday !!! This notebook also available 6th birthday to 99th birthday clicking the Author's/Publisher's name under the title and find your birthday gifts notebook. Features : Black and white interior White paper No Bleed Paperback cover finish High quality matte cover for a professional finish Perfect size at 6" X 9"
Are you Looking For a perfect Birthday Gift? No worries. You are in the right place. This notebook is the perfect gift idea for her birthday. she will love the funny birthday quote on the cover and it will definitely make her smile. This notebook is ideal for recording goals, feelings, insights, and quotes that her love Features : Black and white interior White paper No Bleed Paperback cover finish High quality matte cover for a professional finish Perfect size at 6" X 9 120 pages
Are you Looking For a perfect Birthday Gift? No worries. You are in the right place. This notebook is the perfect gift idea for her birthday. she will love the funny birthday quote on the cover and it will definitely make her smile. This notebook is ideal for recording goals, feelings, insights, and quotes that her love Features : Black and white interior White paper No Bleed Paperback cover finish High quality matte cover for a professional finish Perfect size at 6" X 9 120 pages
Judy Boyd was born at Mataura, in Southland. She had to leave High School before her sixteenth birthday, to go home to the farm and house-keep for the family when her mother was ill. Four years later, she left home to train as a Karitane Nurse in Christchurch. Her parents went overseas for nine months after Judy graduated from Karitane; she returned to the farm to house-keep for her brother, during which time she took babies in at home while their parents were on holiday. Then Judy and Peter Boyd became engaged; he went to Australia on a working holiday, and when her parents returned, Judy also left for a six months' working holiday in Australia. After they married they lived in Taumarunui, Rangiora, New Plymouth, and Christchurch again, and during those first six years their three sons, Hamish, Dougal and Andrew were born. In 1974 they shifted out of town to twenty acres at Broadfields, half way between Hornby and Lincoln. Five years later they planted one and a half acres of blueberries: a thriving commercial venture. At age forty-two, following a year at Mrs Ritchie's Commercial College, Judy became a secretary at Lincoln University and after twelve years working there, she changed departments. Because the new job was only three days a week, she had plenty of time for study and enrolled in an English Degree by correspondence with Massey University. After three years in the new job, she retired from Lincoln, and enrolled at Canterbury University to complete her Honours degree in Creative Writing. Being at a loose end again, she heard about Grant Hindin-Miller's Creative Writing courses at the Continuing Education Department of Canterbury University, and nine years later, in her eightieth year has finally finished her book and at last realized her dream of becoming a writer.
Tells the story of development and birth from a child's point of view, answering the biological and emotional questions children ask about pregnancy and childbirth.
Everybody in Las Vegas knew Bill Rundle. A story by his son Richie earned the former casino guard the title “Las Vegas’s Father of the Year”—a bittersweet honor in light of Richie’s tragic death at age eleven. He was killed by a drunk driver while waiting for the school bus, but not before saving the life of another child. The story of his courageous act made Richie a high-profile local hero, and the entire city mourned with Bill and his wife, Shirley. Fifteen years later, the couple vanished from their Vegas home. Authorities were at a loss—until they found Shirley’s corpse and learned that Bill’s mother was missing as well. The trail led to a Bill Rundle no one knew—a manipulative con man, professional thug, and savage killer whose crimes reached back through the decades. A man whose cold-blooded lies exposed the real, and terrifying, face of the Father of the Year.
For more than three decades the Catholic church, through its Legion of Decency, had the power to control the content of Hollywood films. From the mid-1930s to the late 1960s the Catholic Legion served as a moral guardian for the American public. Hollywood studios submitted their films to the Legion for a rating, which varied from general approval to condemnation. This book details how a religious organisation got control of Hollywood, and how films like A Streetcar Named Desire, Lolita, and Tea and Sympathy were altered by the Legion to make them morally acceptable. Documenting the inner workings of the Legion, The Catholic Crusade against the Movies also examines how the changes in the movie industry, and American society at large in the post-World War II era, eventually conspired against the Legion's power and so lead to its demise.
Jannie Wright has given us a true gift with her collection WALKING IN THE WONDER. Within these pages she shares with sensitivity the unexpected miracles that have come to her, and the impact each has made upon her life. These true stories pull you in. They are beautifully written, and filled with a sense of wonder, humor and joy. Genuinely fascinating, each one is a gem. This book will open your eyes and your mind, providing a happy awakening to wonders present in your own life's walk.
From my earliest memories, I have always felt God's presence in my life. Happy days or troubled ones, wherever I am on my journey, He is with me, and speaking to Him is as natural as breathing. We all come from God, and we return to Him. It is not the temple in which we worship or the colour of our skin, but the way we choose to live our lives. It's the colour of our hearts that matters, and there are only two colours - good choices and bad choices. My inspiration comes from life -the hopes, dreams, tragedies and triumphs of fellow humans and from my own spiritual journey. It comes from my feelings of being connected to the One who gave me life and to those who now walk silently among us. The ocean, a timeless opera, is always a source of inspiration for me and music that leaves me begging for more. Writing brings me closer to God, and if my words bring a little peace, joy or healing to others, then I am truly honoured.
