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Juliette and the Mystery Bug

Juliette and the Mystery Bug

Colleen Shepherd; Terry Shepherd

Ramirez Clark Publishers LLC
2021
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When Hudson catches a Mystery Bug, Juliette's journey of discovery begins. She learns essential hygiene skills, masking, social-distancing and how vaccines rally the body's defenses to keep Mystery Bugs at bay.Here, under one cover are Colleen and Terry Shepherd's beloved stories, "Juliette and the Mystery Bug," "Juliette and the Masked Hero," and the all new "Juliette and the Vaccine." Based on guidance from the Centers for Disease Control, beautifully illustrated by Casey Ratchford, and written in a poetic style that helps kids memorize important health habits, "Juliette and the Mystery Bug - The Complete Collection" is an essential resource to help children stay healthy, whenever Mystery Bugs appear. Readers agree that "Juliette and the Mystery Bug" is not only an important guide to disease prevention, but a delightful story that will become a household favorite."I was so ecstatic to find a book that could help my preschool-aged daughter better understand germs, how they can make you sick, and clean habits to stay healthy; it's never been more important." Linnsey Baker."An important book to teach children how to protect themselves.... But it's also a fun book that adults will enjoy reading to their children and children will enjoy hearing, time and again," Ed SliverAuthor Kate Anslinger writes that "Juliette and the Mystery Bug" is a must-read in today's world. "Terry Shepherd manages to blend prose that is easily relatable to children, with a very real issue in today's world, somehow making a magical mix of education and fun. My daughter's first-grade class has read all of Terry Shepherd's books and they remain a classroom favorite."
Colleen

Colleen

Taylor Rigsby

Lulu.com
2019
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"Is it what you suspected?" the first man, the silent man, asked. The leader cocked his head and locked eyes with Colleen. His monstrous, amber glare peered deeply into hers, violating her very psyche in some unexplainable way. Suddenly he grinned, revealing straight, gleaming teeth. `Oh what big teeth you have!' Colleen instantly thought. "Oh yes," he murmured as a giddy amusement rose from deep within him. "Yes, she carries his scent." Colleen gulped thickly and her blood ran cold. Somehow she knew he was talking about her father. "Besides," the leader went on, leaning in closer to her face, "I would recognize those eyes anywhere." After all, they were the exact same eyes he had hunted so many years before.
Colleen

Colleen

Taylor Rigsby

Lulu.com
2021
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Colleen Pryce was only twelve years old when her father was suddenly murdered. Without warning and without mercy, he was ripped from her life and she was left to pick up the pieces alone. But the tragedy didn't end with the closing of the casket. Quite the contrary: it was only just the beginning. Aided by a mysterious guardian, Colleen must now face the monsters of her father's past as dark secrets slowly unravel in this deliciously devilish supernatural drama.
Colleen

Colleen

Erin Louis

Hellbound Books Publishing LLC
2023
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Lacey, a goth introvert with sketchy people skills, befriends Colleen, a dazzlingly beautiful ghost, during a solo Ouija board session. At last, her loneliness comes to an end. An eclectic pairing indeed, but they form an odd-but-satisfying and far-from-platonic friendship. When Lacey begins work as a stripper, she and Colleen find themselves with a conspiratorial mystery to solve in the strip club. Unfortunately, Lacey's newfound supernatural lover has a secret... or two and isn't what she seems to be at all. Colleen is not a ghost at all, but a succubus with an unfortunate habit of killing people. Accidentally. It's not long before the mounting number of deaths occurring around Lacey draws the attention of a tenacious homicide detective... Can Colleen uncover the shady happenings at the club and keep her beloved Lacey out of jail?
Colleen Dewhurst

Colleen Dewhurst

Barbara L. Horn

Greenwood Press
1992
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Actress Colleen Dewhurst (1926-1991) is best remembered for her seminal characterizations in the plays of Eugene O'Neill, which highlighted a career on stage, screen, and television that spanned forty years and earned her two Tony awards and four Emmys. Writing about her Broadway triumph as Josie Hogan in A Moon for the Misbegotten (1973), critic Clive Barnes said she spoke O'Neill as if it were being spoken for the first time--and not for the first time in a theater . . . but for the first time in a certain New England farm, on a certain September night in 1923. Though known for her portrayals of tragic heroines, Dewhurst also played comic roles and played Murphy Brown's mother for three seasons in that television series. At her death, she left an indelible mark in American theater, but, curiously, little written commentary beyond reviews and journalistic articles.This study documents her diverse performance and directing careers, with information also on her personal life and her participation in political and philanthropic causes, including two terms as president of Actors' Equity. An extensive productions section provides data on her major and minor roles in all media, including credits, runs, synopses, and review citations. This is supplemented by an annotated bibliography of major reviews and other writings, a list of awards, a biographical study, and a chronology of her life and career, all carefully cross-referenced and indexed. This book adds to the growing number of studies that organize essential resources on performance for effective research use.
Colleen McCullough

Colleen McCullough

Mary J. Demarr

Greenwood Press
1996
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Although best known for The Thorn Birds, her blockbuster family saga set in her native Australia, Colleen McCullough is a versatile novelist who has written in a variety of genres. This is the first full-length examination of her work. It highlights her versatility and her refusal to be confined to any one genre or type of writing, even though that refusal has lost her part of the wide readership she gained with ^IThe Thorn Birds^R. DeMarr discusses, analyzes, and evaluates each of McCullough's eight novels in turn, relates it to the genre to which it belongs, and compares it to her other work. This study also features a biographical chapter and a chapter which discusses the variety of genres in which McCullough has written.DeMarr shows how McCullough's romances (Tim and The Ladies of Missalonghi) and her other novels which make heavy use of romance elements (The Thorn Birds and An Indecent Obession) differ dramatically from each other. She also compares McCullough's novels of ideas (A Creed for the Third Millennium^ and the three recent historical novels set in ancient Rome, The Masters of Rome series). Each novel or series is discussed in a separate chapter, which contains sections on plot development and structure, character development, setting, style, and themes. Each novel is also examined from an alternate critical approach, such as feminist, allegorical, anti-generic, and deconstructionist criticism, to widen the reader's perspective. A complete bibliography of McCullough's work, general criticism, and listings of reviews of each novel complete the work. This work will be of particular interest to public and school libraries.
Meet Bridgeport's Sweetheart Colleen J. Bartram

Meet Bridgeport's Sweetheart Colleen J. Bartram

Colleen J. Pallamary

Pallamary Publishing
2017
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What do cartoonist Al Capp, actor Robert Mitchum, and singer John Mayer have in common? They are all from Bridgeport, a large industrialized city perched on the Pequannock River in Fairfield County, Connecticut. Originally home to the Paugusset Indian Tribe, the small fishing and farming community grew into a town, incorporated in 1821, then a city, incorporated in 1836. Famed circus promoter P.T. Barnum, born in Bethel, CT., adopted Bridgeport as his home, and over the years the city gave birth to flying Frisbees, S & H Green stamps, and Sikorski helicopters to name a few. Affectionately nicknamed "The Park City" in honor of their public park system, her industrious citizens made significant contributions to the state, nation, and world as part of their communal legacy. One of those talented people was a young girl named Colleen Joan Bartram and this is her story.
Colleen Moore

Colleen Moore

Jeff Codori

McFarland Co Inc
2012
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Colleen Moore (1899-1988) was one of the most popular and beloved stars of the American silent screen. Remembered primarily as a comedienne in such films as Ella Cinders (1926) and Orchids and Ermine (1927), Moore's career was also filled with dramatic roles that often reflected societal trends. A trailblazing performer, her legacy was somewhat overshadowed by the female stars that followed her, notably Louise Brooks and Clara Bow. An in-depth examination of Moore's early life and film career, the book reveals the ways in which her family and the times in which she lived influenced the roles she chose. Included are forewords written by film historian Joseph Yranski, a friend of the actress, and by Moore's stepdaughter, Judith Hargrave Coleman.
Colleen the Princess

Colleen the Princess

Colleen Maxwell

AuthorHouse
2005
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Growing up with parents of different racial background proves to be a rewarding experience for Princess Colleen. She has the best of both worlds, her mother's heritage is Philipino and her father's heritage is African American. Travel with Princess Colleen, as she travels far and near meeting her many relatives and friends.
The Woman behind the Paint: Artwork and Words by Colleen Kassner

The Woman behind the Paint: Artwork and Words by Colleen Kassner

Colleen G. Kassner

Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
2015
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Colleen Kassner's recovery from mental illness is illustrated through her artwork, essays and poetry. Her journey starts in 1994 and it is a powerful narrative relating her amazing transformation. From single mother and social work student doing her internship at Grand Avenue Club (GAC) in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, to a woman in the throes of bi-polar disorder and alcohol abuse, she changes her life when she experiences an epiphany that starts her recovery. She becomes a person who, paints, runs a gallery, is happily married, and encourages others on their journey toward mental health and recovery. In 2001 she reconnected with her creativity by using art to aid in her recuperation from a traumatic psychiatric hospitalization. She hasn't stopped creating and growing as a human being since. Colleen combined her degree in social work with her love for art in 2006 when she re-established, her connection with Grand Avenue Club (GAC.) GAC uses a unique, non-clinical philosophy of psychiatric rehabilitation, which enables its members to return to full and productive lives. Colleen recently retired from her position as GAC's "Artist in Residence." She now paints full-time and advocates for mental health issues when the opportunity arises.