See where it all began Join Molly and her parents at the All-Breed Dog Show as she begins her search for the perfect puppy to be her best friend.Join Molly and her parents while they meet dogs of all shapes and sizes.
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1000 tulosta hakusanalla Gail E Notestine
When Molly's family gets sent to New Mexico to cover the Alien Festival, Molly and Grainne are exposed to a whole new world. Molly and and her family get to experience a ceilidh with more hounds than they have ever seen in one place, but not everything is as it seems, as one family seems to be determined to ruin it all for everyone. Join Molly and Grainne as they see for themselves that bullies and thieves never prosper.
When Molly's family gets sent to New Mexico to cover the Alien Festival, Molly and Grainne are exposed to a whole new world. Molly and and her family get to experience a ceilidh with more hounds than they have ever seen in one place, but not everything is as it seems, as one family seems to be determined to ruin it all for everyone. Join Molly and Grainne as they see for themselves that bullies and thieves never prosper.
When the magazine sends her parents to Colorado to write about a ghost town, Molly takes advantage of the opportunity to visit with a new friend. While in Colorado, Molly and Grainne face a new kind of challenge.Will they be overcome, or will they be able to triumph and help their friend? Maybe they'll strike gold? To find out, join Molly, Grainne, and the entire O'Hare family in this sixth book of the adventures of Molly and Grainne
When the magazine sends her parents to Colorado to write about a ghost town, Molly takes advantage of the opportunity to visit with a new friend. While in Colorado, Molly and Grainne face a new kind of challenge.Will they be overcome, or will they be able to triumph and help their friend? Maybe they'll strike gold? To find out, join Molly, Grainne, and the entire O'Hare family in this sixth book of the adventures of Molly and Grainne
Molly and Grainne are traveling with her parents, magazine travel writers, through Mexico. At one of their first stops, Grainne finds a mysterious notebook with directions to a hidden treasure...diamonds. The only problem is, the first page is missing. That was the page that told the location where the diamonds were buried.They go on the search of a lifetime. Search with them and see if you can figure out where the diamonds are buried.
Molly and Grainne are traveling with her parents, magazine travel writers, through Mexico. At one of their first stops, Grainne finds a mysterious notebook with directions to a hidden treasure...diamonds. The only problem is, the first page is missing. That was the page that told the location where the diamonds were buried.They go on the search of a lifetime. Search with them and see if you can figure out where the diamonds are buried
Molly O'Hare is finally getting the puppy that she has waited for. After two years her dog is coming home. Join Molly as she gets, trains, and settles in with her new puppy. Share the adventures of living with a dog that is the size of a small pony. Find out what secret her dog has hidden. Laugh and cry with this adorable duo as Molly learns that a best friend doesn't have to have two legs.
My name is Molly O'Hare, and I am finally getting a dog. It's not just any dog, but one of the biggest dog breeds in the world. It all started back at the end of May, on the first day of my Summer vacation. I woke up bored that morning. My best friend moved away after Christmas and I didn't have any other friends to play with. I am an only child, so I don't even have a brother or sister to annoy. Mostly, I was lonely. I couldn't make friends at my school. The kids had formed groups back in grade school, and weren't open to letting new kids in. I had moved to Cut and Shoot, Texas at the end of fourth grade and had made a friend then, but now I was friendless. Since Michele moved away, nobody even talked to me. If I tried to talk to any of the girls in my classes, they just looked at me and walked away. It had been a miserable time at Creighton Intermediate. I was going to get a puppy, but that wasn't for another four to six weeks. I just didn't know what to do with myself until then...
A series of essays - some previously published - concerning money, government debt, and their relationship, with a heavy emphasis on historical experience. The material is written for a professional audience.
Essays on Money and Public Debt
Gail E Makinen; G Thomas Woodward; William A Bomberger
Lulu.com
2019
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A series of essays - some previously published - concerning money, government debt, and their relationship, with a heavy emphasis on historical experience. The material is written for a professional audience.
"A Story, A Story: An African Tale Retold "
Gail E. Haley
Atheneum Books for Young Readers
1970
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Winner of the Caldecott Medal Once, all the stories in the world belonged to Nyame, the Sky God. He kept them in a box beside his throne. But Ananse, the Spider man, wanted them -- and caught three sly creatures to get them. This story of how we got our own stories to tell is adapted from an African folktale.
Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom
Gail E. Dudley
Highly Recommended Int'l
2018
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Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom is an online group coaching and workbook for women and girls to help identify areas where they can receive healing and freedom. I was compelled to write this book and to serve as an inner-healing coach to assist women and girls deal with the areas where they struggle and begin the process to overcome the strongholds of their lives. This online group coaching and workbook is not a quick fix, but a process where each woman and girl will become stronger over time. These sessions over 49-days will help you to build a stronger inner core and receive strength to rely on the healing hand of Jesus based upon biblical principles throughout your life journey.Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom is about holistic health. This is about our relationship with Jesus. Our weight of life has everything to do with each area we will focus on during the 49 days.Here's some of what will be covered in Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom.- Alignment with God- Dealing with self-negativity- Prayer. Prayer. And more prayer- Completing a faith portrait- Fasting- Removal of the masks- Dealing with addictions- The importance of keeping a journal- The importance of water- Mind-set cleanse- Laughter and chocolate- 3 Cs: Critical, Comparing, Controlling spirits- ...and so much more Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom is about experiencing the abundant life. This is a fruitful journey.This is your LIFE On this journey, God will help you release the weight, stress, worry, concerns, burdens, wounds, etc.Getting to the Root of It: A Healing Balm of Freedom is the transformational plan to help you become aware of everything you do on this journey and beyond the 49 days. This journey will allow you to identify triggers. This transformational plan gives you a road map that will help you connect all the dots. It's a realistic journey that will be life altering. Mind. Body. Soul. Spirit
Single Women - Alive and Well! is the intelligent answer to all those books telling women they need a man in order to behappy. Its stories are about and by single women who have learned to be strong on their own. Whether never married, divorced, or widowed, these women have not let society dictate to them that "alone" means "incomplete." Single Women - Alive and Well! inspires women of all ages, backgrounds, and circumstances, even those married, to strive for contentment in their lives apart from a relationship. Fulfillment, says Single Women - Alive and Well!, is found within. And once found, it can never be lost, stolen, or broken, unlike a heart . . . In a perfect world, every woman would find her Prince Charming and live happily ever after. In the real world, even married women know that such fantasy is a figment of Hollywood's imagination. Yet society continues to convince single women that their main goals in life should be to find a man, marry him, and give birth to his children. A career, friends, and outside interests are simply substitutes for this "true" road to contentment. Why, then, are women who "have it all" not satisfied? Because nothing outside of herself can make a woman happy. As Abraham Lincoln said, "Most folks are about as happy as they make up their minds to be." Single Women - Alive and Well! demonstrates this truth over and over again, from the perspective of women who used to agonize over their solitary existence, thinking that something was wrong with them, that they weren't normal, that they would "be happy when . . ." These single women all discovered, either through an epiphany or many experiences, that they did not want to sit around waiting for life to happen to them. That they would live life to the fullest, choose to enjoy the blessings of being single, and take charge of their future. From their newfound freedom, they emerged stronger, more confident, and capable to do something as simple as eat out alone. As one writer says, "I'm alone . . . but not lonely." Another writer tackles the fear of driving cross-country by herself for the first time. Others tell about attending a bullfight alone, overcoming a phobia of horses, or mastering a college chemistry class as an older student. These stories are as individual as the women who wrote them, as diversified as our culture, and more rewarding to read than any romance novel. For they are true, taken from real life. These Single Women - Alive and Well! didn't need a million dollars for incentive to survive on their own little islands. Instead, they built their boats and bridges and found the secret to life -- getting to know, accept, and love oneself . . .
The history of the Myricks United Methodist Church, located in Berkley, Massachusetts, is a topic not only of interest to the author, but of personal significance. Mrs. Terry's grandmother was a lifelong member of the church and "served as Church Historian for many years." It was through this relationship that she first became interested in the subject. Upon realization that there was no written history of the church, she began this work to present a source of information on the "church and community." In the process of compiling this information, she accessed a number of sources, including the church records and articles, newspaper articles, earlier books and a local historical society. The Myricks United Methodist Church was established in the middle of the 19th century, and therefore this book covers about 150 years of the church and its members. The book begins with a chapter giving a brief history of the church as it was established in Myricks. Throughout the remainder of the book, Mrs. Terry paints a well-rounded picture of its history through the examination of the various aspects and activities of which the church consists. Among the topics discussed are the physical structure, in its various stages; the membership, including complete lists from a number of years; the ministers; the worship service and the roles of individuals therein; and Bible school. Complementing the text are more than thirty-five illustrations of the church and church members and a surname index. Church histories, such as this one, provide a valuable view of the communities in which they exist and the individuals who give them life. This insightful history has been written with an understanding of the Myricks United Methodist Church, its members are and the influences that have helped shape them.