Too Many Mothers

In this remarkable memoir, Roberta Taylor tells the story of her early life and the extended family that brought her up. Nanny Mary was the wily matriarch who would do almost anything to survive, including stealing from her seven children. Her nerve, humor and sheer determination were also the glue that held the family together. Traveling to the emotional heart of her childhood. Roberta reveals the lives of the men and women who influenced her most in her formative years. She portrays an embattled family at war with itself and the outside world. From petty crime to pet monkeys, tender romance to emotional blackmail, illegitimacy, adoption and even murder, Roberta Taylor has written a brilliant, bittersweet account of an East End childhood.

Taylor, Roberta

Biographies & Memoirs

Isis Audio

In this remarkable memoir, Roberta Taylor tells the story of her early life and the extended family that brought her up. Nanny Mary was the wily matriarch who would do almost anything to survive, including stealing from her seven children. Her nerve, humour and sheer determination were also the glue that held the family together.  Travelling to the emotional heart of her childhood, Roberta reveals the lives of the men and women who influenced her most in her formative years. She portrays an embattled family at war with itself and the outside world. From petty crime to pet monkeys, tender romance to emotional blackmail, illegitimacy, adoption and even murder, Roberta Taylor has written a brilliant, bittersweet account of an East End childhood.

Isis Audio Books

Retirement. It’s what most working people live for, isn’t it? That time when there are clocks, no boss and no deadlines. If retirement is supposed to be bliss, why are so many people depressed and discouraged living in retirement? The reason is that most people don’t know how to prepare. They focus on their “number” – that magical amount that will carry them through and allow them to follow their dreams. But, they don’t focus on all of the other aspects of retirement: Health, wellness, living out the second half of life, and living options to name just a few. After working with retirees for over 25 years, Mark Singer started to see patterns. He understood what made the difference between those enjoying retirement, and those just in retirement. Now, for the first time, Mark has compiled information from five experts into one book to help you master the transition of a lifetime. Contributors include: <ul>
<li>Mark Singer CFP®, author of The Changing Landscape of Retirement – What You Don’t Know Could Hurt You</li> <li>Kurt Czarnowski, Former Regional Communications Director for the Social Security Administration</li> <li>Roberta Taylor, RNCS, M.Ed., and Dorian Mintzer, M.S.W., Ph.D., co-authors of The Couple’s Retirement Puzzle: 10 Must-Have Conversations for Transitioning to the Second Half of Life</li> <li>Sallie Felton, life coach, international radio talk show host, author, facilitator, inspirational speaker and president of Sallie Felton LLC</li> <li>Dr. Peter Martone, owner and director of Atlantis Chiropractic Wellness Centers</li> <li>Erwin Allado, founder of SeniorCareHomes.com</li> </ul>
Don’t wait – get your copy today. Whether you are 30 years from retirement, 30 days from retirement or living in retirement – it’s a must read filled with gems and useful information.

The 6 Secrets to a Happy Retirement: How to Master the Transition of a Lifetime

Business & Money

Mintzer, Dorian

Singer, Mark

Felton, Sallie

Allado, Erwin

Allado, Kate

Czarnowski, Kurt

Martone, Peter

Personal Finance

ATA Press

Where I Am From: Poems by Roberta Taylor

Literature & Fiction

Poetry

Sonderho Press

In this remarkable memoir, Roberta Taylor tells the story of her early life and the extended family that brought her up. Nanny Mary was the wily matriarch who would do almost anything to survive, including stealing from her seven children. Her nerve, humour and sheer determination were also the glue that held the family together. Travelling to the emotional heart of her childhood, Roberta reveals the lives of the men and women who influenced her most in her formative years. She portrays an embattled family at war with itself and the outside world. From petty crime to pet monkeys, tender romance to emotional blackmail, illegitimacy, adoption and even murder, Roberta Taylor has written a brilliant, bittersweet account of an East End childhood.

Too Many Mothers by Taylor, Roberta

Arts & Literature

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Too Many Mothers: An East End Childhood

Health, Fitness & Dieting

The Reinvention of Ivy Brown: A Novel

Contemporary

The Reinvention of Ivy Brown

Penquin Group

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