Women's Winning Doubles

Blaskower, Pat

Williams, Joanne

Sports & Outdoors

Santa Barbara Pr

<p>How did they do it? Who cares? Will it happen again? These are questions that put the following pages into perspective. As the reader, you become part of the story by what you add and how you finalize it with personal information at the end of the book. Living during the Great Depression, without the technology or medical resources we take for granted today, called for more than mere strength; it demanded faith and hope. This book chronicles ordinary people who dug deeply into their inner self to not just tolerate new and difficult experiences but to rise above them and use them as stepping stones to a new and better future. Imagine no electricity in many areas of our country,few automobiles and fewer roads, no kitchen appliances, no nylon, no hair dryers or boom boxes, no plastic, no ice cubes, no meaningful initials; TV, DVD, CD, MRI, GPS. Could we return to a life of such deprivation? Probably not but our world is being threatened with a new and unexpected depth of financial failure and what we learned from the past might give us insight into how we handle the future. What you document may influence people you love and people you do not even know.</p>

I'll Never Tell

Biographies & Memoirs

AuthorHouse

<p>There has to be a better way. Somebody, help me. How often have you discovered yourself on a dead-end road to nowhere when you began the journey with good intentions? There is a better way and this book will reveal that to you in story after short story. Start at the beginning or open to the middle, it will not take long to see yourself. No more cup half empty. No more detours. The direction will be clear and you will experience confidence and peace. Joanne Williams has been a published author for over thirty years. She wrote weekly newspaper and magazine articles for long-term health care and hospice. She shared information at conferences and was contributing editor for a trade magazine. Her first book, BARREN MOTHER, chronicled several years of raising foster children. Her most recent book, I'LL NEVER TELL relays stories from her past and outlines a procedure whereby readers can document their own life history in story form. Joanne attended San Francisco Theological Seminary, studying Human Values. "I cannot interpret Hebrew or Greek," she says. "nor can I quote eloquent Biblical philosophy; but I can bring truth from Scripture into our every-day, ordinary life experiences." She served as a chaplain for both hospice and hospital care. Joanne can be reached at rvrhse@gmail.com.</p>

Meet Me At...The Garden...Detour...Cross: A Spiritual Smorgasbord with an Occasional Burp of Humor

Parenting & Relationships

Outskirts Press

Some people turn to God when they feel betrayed. The author considered God the betrayer. Anyone whose dreams have been shattered will relate to this story and may discover, as the author did, a road to peace and success.

Barren Mother: The True Story of God's Faithfulness to a Woman Who Felt Betrayed and Abandoned

Community & Culture

1st Book Library

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