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Glen Willow Gardens

Glen Willow Gardens

Sharon Julin Lisa

Bedazzled Ink Publishing Company
2019
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When sixty-three-year-old Alma, a failure at all she undertakes, decides to run away from her controlling and impatient husband, the result, like most of her efforts, is a disaster. She ends up in rehab in Glen Willow Gardens nursing home among the other "inmates" who mostly suffer from some form of dementia.As Alma recovers from both an accident and a subsequent stroke, her kindness and humor lead her to enjoy unfamiliar successes in caring for herself and others. She also finds friendship with a lonely gardener and with the man who was responsible for her accident. When it is time to choose her path into the future, she leaves Glen Willow Gardens a stronger, more independent woman
Glen Harman in WWII 81st Infantry Division: 81st Infantry Division

Glen Harman in WWII 81st Infantry Division: 81st Infantry Division

John Charles Harman

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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Originally I included this story in my book, "Sitting on a Log" which is my autobiography and the mystery that clouded my Mother's death. All my books can be found at: www.JohnCharlesHarman.com Glen Harman 70th Infantry training at Camp Adair Uncle Glen was part of the 81st Infantry Division; he was a Ranger and part of an elite fighting group of men known as the "Wild Cats". They landed in Hawaii, June 11th thru - July 8th of 1944. The 81st Infantry Division was made up of the 321st, 322nd and 323rd Regimental Combat Teams (RCTs) and was to assault both Angaur (321st and 322nd RCTs) and Ulithi (323rd RCT), but only when released by the 1st Marine Division commander. My Uncle Glen was part of the first Army amphibious landing on the island of Peleliu to support the Marines that had suffered their largest percent of causalities in any American battle. I believe the account by my Uncle Glen will add to the history of the battles he participated in during WWII.
Glen of the High North

Glen of the High North

H. a. Cody

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2017
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This collection of literature attempts to compile many of the classic works that have stood the test of time and offer them at a reduced, affordable price, in an attractive volume so that everyone can enjoy them.
Glen and the Elephant

Glen and the Elephant

Alexandra Mattisson

Alexandra Mary Elizabeth Mattisson
2022
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Glen and the Elephant is a conservation book that draws attention to the plight of elephants orphaned through illegal poaching. In this book, we join Glen as he takes a walk through the African bush. Soon, he discovers the tracks of poachers that lead him to a baby elephant, alone and grieving next to its mother. The orphaned elephant is rescued and sent to live at a sanctuary dedicated to the needs of elephants where she makes new friends. About Glen and the Elephant Poaching is one of the deadliest threats to elephants across Africa. These gentle giants will face extinction if they continue to be killed for their tusks at such a rapid rate. Elephants are listed as endangered and protected species in South Africa. Despite this, the demand for ivory still exists in regions such as Japan and the EU. The black market also creates a large demand for elephant products. In addition to the loss of adult elephants, poaching also has a major effect on the young elephant calves left behind when their mothers are killed. Elephants are extremely sensitive creatures that have a complex social structure. They are capable of great emotion, including grief. Young elephants require rehabilitation and care at specialist orphanages, where they can be raised by caretakers who work tirelessly and acting as substitute 'mothers' to each calf, caring for them until they are old enough to begin the reintegration process. They are also raised among other orphaned elephants, giving them a chance to be part of a herd as they grow. Written for children and adults alike, Glen and his orphaned elephant friend highlight the devastation that poaching causes in elephant populations. Simple black and white illustrations remind us that there are no grey areas when it comes to wildlife protection. 20% of all proceeds from the sale of the Glen and the Elephant conservation book will be donated to HERD Trust (Hoedspruit Elephant Rehabilitation and Development), an elephant orphanage working tirelessly to assist orphaned elephants. Q&AWhy are the illustrations drawn from the character's point of view?When illustrating the books the main focus was to be inclusive and not limit the reader and the listener's imagination of who or what the characters may represent to them. Why is the artwork in the books in black and white?There are no grey areas when it comes to fighting against wildlife extinction. Furthermore, children bring the colour as they view the world in a way/perspective that seems otherworldly to us at times. Children are also our future so we, the adults, who can take action, are responsible for fighting for a better tomorrow today for them. Lastly, this provides the reader with the opportunity to add their colour to the story and thereby making it their own.
Glen Desseray and other Poems

Glen Desseray and other Poems

John Campbell Shairp; Francis Turner Palgrave

Hansebooks
2017
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Glen Desseray and other Poems - Lyrical and Elegaic is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1888. Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques only. Hansebooks newly publishes these books and contributes to the preservation of literature which has become rare and historical knowledge for the future.