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"Delia Blanchflower", by Mary Augusta Ward. Mary Augusta Ward was a British novelist who wrote under her married name as Mrs Humphry Ward (1851-1920).
Hello, Delia Welcome to the world of books. This colorful, personalized keepsake is just for you. In Delia s Reading Log, your family and friends will be able to record the first 200 books you read and prepare you for a lifetime of reading, achievement, and success. Sprinkled with great advice and inspiration, this memory book will remind you throughout your life of those books and people who inspired you. A note for adults: recording a child s first books creates a mindset of reading the first steps to a lifetime of learning and growth."
Hello, Delia Welcome to the world of books. This colorful, personalized keepsake is just for you. In Delia s Reading Log, your family and friends will be able to record the first 200 books you read and prepare you for a lifetime of reading, achievement, and success. Sprinkled with great advice and inspiration, this memory book will remind you throughout your life of those books and people who inspired you. A note for adults: recording a child s first books creates a mindset of reading the first steps to a lifetime of learning and growth."
Delia's Pocket Posh Journal, Chevron
Andrews McMeel Publishing
2016
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Delia's Pocket Posh Journal, Mum
Andrews McMeel Publishing
2016
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Delia's Pocket Posh Journal, Polka Dot
Andrews McMeel Publishing
2016
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Delia's Pocket Posh Journal, Tulip
Andrews McMeel Publishing
2016
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PARENTS and TEACHERS, this book guarantees to reduce your stress while keeping your kids LEARNING and LAUGHING. Make everyday life easier reading about Superhero Social Skills modeled by Delia Bread and her well-intended friends in their fantastical world of food, music, sports, school, and more Delia Bread is a feisty young gal who wakes up each day ready to be her best Her daily routine is familiar, but, when confronted with a GLITCH, sometimes Delia's reactions are much greater than the actual size of the problem.Delia's world is full of fantastical, diverse characters. Thank goodness for Nana Nut Bread, her singing, banjo-playing, wise grandma who asks, "Delia Bread, what can you do instead? What can you do instead?"These lyrics prompt Delia to use a Superhero Social Skill, which helps her identify and manage her emotional responses. We can all learn from Delia how to practice a flexible mindset, feel successful, and help make every day our best Early Reviews: "Kids will love this wacky food-themed world and the characters that inhabit it. Parents will have a hard time keeping a straight face as they read it out loud Delia and her friends never fail to entertain as they learn to handle life's glitches with a-plum."Tab Murphy - (i)Academy Award-nominated writer of Disney's Hunchback, Tarzan, Atlantis, Brother Bear"Delia Bread, What Can You Do Instead is an incredibly fun and engaging story that strengthens social-skill development. Delia encounters situations in which she uses her social skills such as choosing character, having a growth mindset, and responding appropriately to the "size of the problem."The fun, creative characters and fantastic illustrations make the storyline even more entertaining and keep the readers wanting to see more The social skills tools are presented in a rhyme, which helps children remember them. I can imagine reading this series to my class again and again as part of our social skills program.I look forward to seeing more of the Superhero Social Skills books Jacqueline Luderer - Special education teacher, MS in Special Education"This book is a delightful entrance into a world filled with unique characters each trying to get through the day in their best way. There's a kindness (along with humor) that permeates the book-so important in today's world.The bonus of the books are the lessons, but the real meat is in its entertainment value. The combination of the illustrations along with the descriptions create a clear visual image. I can absolutely see this as an animated series It's the kind of book, as an adult, I can enjoy reading over and over to my nieces without getting bored. They look forward to the next book in the series, and I will be delighted to read them aloud, a thousand times if they want.David Paul Kirkpatrick - Former Production Chief of Walt Disney Studios and Former President of Walt Disney Pictures"Delia's journey to master her superhero social skills is relatable, charmingly illustrated, and whimsically narrated with heart and humor The catchy but calming rhymes she uses to manage her temper will get stuck in your head. An invaluable lesson on flexibility and a must-read for kids (and kids at heart) Jessica Welsh - Kids TV animation writer, Disney Jr, Apple TV+
Follow Delia through surprising twists of sorrow, suspense, and sweetness-amid the charm of Gatlinburg and the beauty of the Great Smoky Mountains in this warm, contemporary romance. Delia Eleanor Walker's life is perfectly planned-the wedding date set, the invitations mailed, and her family gathered at the North Carolina beach house ready to celebrate-when Delia receives Prentice's unexpected fed-ex announcing he's married someone else What on earth will she do? She's centered every aspect of her future around her upcoming marriage and knows her family will somehow blame the breakup on her. They always do. They'll call it one more immature botch by the baby of the family. In her lap, among the mail just received, Delia seizes on an answer-an invitation from Maureen Cross for a last visit to her Aunt Dee's old cottage behind Gatlinburg. It's cowardly to run, but Delia does, hoping to find in the mountains time to heal and space to chart a new direction for her life. Instead of peace and quiet, in Gatlinburg though, Delia finds a troubled cousin she's never met hiding out in her aunt's house and an old childhood heartthrob, Tanner Cross, back in town, reminding her of yet another time she made a fool of herself romantically. To top it off, a criminal is soon on the loose, along with an increasingly complicated array of new problems that Delia never, in a million years, expected to encounter.Editorial Reviews: "Delia's Place, fourth in the Smoky Mountain series ... is a lovely story of romance that reminds us broken hearts can be healed. A charming story of friendship and love." - Lynne Hinton, bestselling author of Friendship Cake and Pie Town"A delightful stirring story of Delia Eleanor Walker and her perfectly planned life. Ah but plans never work out like you think. The book is set in my beloved Smokey Mountains and I fell in love with the description and writing rhythm. Beautiful book. So enjoyed."- Ann Hite, award winning author of Ghost on Black Mountain "Reading a Lin Stepp novel is like sitting on the front porch with a tall glass of sweet tea as the cool mountain breeze caresses your face and the scent of wood-smoke lingers in the air ... the sense of place is so strong in these novels that you can't help but be transported directly into them."- Andrea Chapman, READING LARK REVIEWS "In this gentle, inspirational romance, Lin Stepp reveals the healing touch and deep peace the beauty of the Smoky Mountains can bring to a hurt and troubled heart." - Kat's Corner BOOK REVIEW"I love all your books but think DELIA'S PLACE is the best of the series. I loved the characters and the suspense. It should make for a great discussion at Book Club."- S.B, St Mark's Book Club
This is a biography of a Yorkshire family in the early 19th century, struggling in the debates and turmoil of the period. It's a bottom-up history, not top-down, showing how family life determines responses to financial hardship, political unrest and religious discrimination. The pressures of everyday living led an entire family of three generations to migrate across the oceans in 1840 to start a new life in Australia. This is a book that speaks to the distinctiveness of this era but also the universal themes of family, love and change.
The story of actual people living in the West Riding of Yorkshire, this is historical fiction revealing the lives of an ordinary clothier and his family living between Halifax and Huddersfield in the early nineteenth century.Telling the affairs of Thomas Mellor, this work is historical fiction. It follows Thomas and his family as he struggles through the political unrest during the Napoleonic War and then faces financial ruin as the harvests fail and prices rise. A relative is hung for a political assassination witnessed by his children. The technology of the woollen industry is changing rapidly and unable to make the necessary investment he is pursued for his debts. After a riot and an assassination, he faces a debtor's trial in London and incarceration in Kings Bench Prison at the same time as Charles Dickens father was held in Marshalsea Prison next door. After his return, his 7 children grow up and start their own families. Their religious lives contribute to their increasing disillusionment with their lowly status as Dissenters in Anglican Britain. Eventually the entire family of grandparents, 1 son and 5 daughters with their spouses and babies (except one daughter) decide to emigrate to South Australia in 1840. Although the events are true, as are the people and the places, their thoughts and feelings are deduced from 10 years of research in secondary and primary sources. This is history through the reality of one family - it is a bottom-up history rather than the top down history of 'great men'. The usually unspoken lives of the women are shown to have significant impact on the family's decision to emigrate.
International publishing phenomenon Delia Smith is renowned for her tried-and-tested, fool-proof recipes - and this comprehensive guide to cooking, with recipes that will become kitchen stalwarts, is no exception. Guaranteed to become a go-to recipe book generation after generation, this is the perfect gift for anyone who loves cooking and eating - or treat yourself!'Straightforward cooking from Delia. Full of great recipes. A welcome addition to the bookcase' -- ***** Reader review'This has to be the most trusted and reliable cookery book ever' -- ***** Reader review'Every home should have a Delia cookery book' -- ***** Reader review'A one-stop cookbook' -- ***** Reader review*************************************************************************The Complete Cookery Course is the book that has taken pride of place in kitchens for over 30 years.It's a cookbook that you will return to again and again, including recipes for all-time classics like Taramasalata, Flaky Fish Pie, Christmas Pudding, crunchy Roast Potatoes, Boeuf Bourguignonne, Gratin Dauphinois and Rich Bread and Butter Pudding.As clear and comprehensive as ever, Delia's recipes are suitable for beginners as well as more experienced cooks, providing you with all you need for a lifetime of cooking and eating well.
Delia Smith's Complete Illustrated Cookery Course contains more than a hundred stunning photographs that will inspire you to rush into the kitchen and start cooking: many of the classic Delia recipes, from crunchy Roast Potatoes to Christmas Pudding, are here in full colour and spectacular detail. In addition there are step-by-step colour photographs illustrating basic techniques, such as how to make bread, chutney, marmalade and omelettes.To all the established favourites from Delia Smith's Complete Cookery Course, Delia has added a variety of new recipes destined to become just as popular; they range from the simple to the sophisticated, from Stir-fried Mange Tout to Roast Stuffed Goose with Prunes and Armagnac. As millions of Delia Smith followers can testify, these clear and comprehensive recipes can be trusted, by the beginner as well as the more experienced cook. Her Complete Illustrated Cookery Course provides all you need, and more, for a lifetime of cooking and entertaining.
First in her spellbinding new 3-part series
Now the last of Delia Meade's many children have married and moved away, she decides to tidy up the little room under the stairs, known as the Glory-hole. Amongst the forgotten toys, worn-out clothes and dusty boxes of photographs, Delia travels through happy and sad decades of her time at 109, Bog Road.