books by Kay Taylor (electronic nonfiction characters)

books by Kay Taylor

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3 reviews
Kay Taylor Parker

Star Source, 2001

A work of love by a classy lady!
This is one of those books that is easily likened to an old friend, one full of love and warmth.That's how I felt when I read it. Indeed, the author lets the reader in on her life's journey full of triumphs and sorrows with a candor and transparency that is utterly endearing. I agree with the above review wholeheartedly. This book is a compelling read and the type of a book that powerfully ...

Princess Aisha and the Cave of Judgment

1 review
Kay Lovelace Taylor

Trafford Publishing, 2006

Join Princess Aisha's adventure!
Congratulations to Kay Lovelace Taylor for bringing us "Princess Aisha and the Cave of Judgment." There are few adventure stories for black girls - and this book is the first in a series of five. The theme of the book - judge for yourself, instead of solely relying on the opinion of others - gently unfolds. Interestingly, Taylor leaves space on a couple pages to insert the name of the reader ...

To Be a Cowboy (Cover-to-Cover Chapter Books)
Bonnie Highsmith Taylor

Perfection Learning, 1998

"Eddie wants to be a cowboy. And who better to learn from but cowboys-- Uncle Hank, Uncle Charlie, and the other cowboys on the Bar W Ranch."

News as nonfiction theater: how dispositions toward the public cast of characters affect reactions.: An ...
Dolf Zillman, Kay Taylor, ...

Broadcast Education Association, 1998

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In Guilty Night

3 reviews
Alison Taylor

DELETED TITLES, 2000

A MYSTERY IN WALES
I have read and enjoyed mrs Taylor's second book. It was good to read more about the main characters, the policemen with out a clue, and the town's people who are naturally reticent and believe it is their duty to keep the police in the dark. I will watch for more episodes to come, as I hope she does not stop now. I especially love the descriptions of the Welsh country and city life.