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books about: daughter

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133 reviews
L. J. Smith

Brilliance Audio on CD Unabridged Lib Ed, 2009

a good read
I loved the first book. the secondone I read in a day. I could not put it down. Ash really suprised me

The Supernatural Ways of Royalty: Discovering Your Rights and Privileges of Being a Son or Daughter of God

81 reviews

Treasures Media Inc, 2007

perfect sons and daughters
Kris Vallaton provides us with God's view of us. We are not paupers, orphans, but royalty. He delivers a rare message that is unreligious, refreshing to our spirit. As I read this book, the truth of how God views me transformed my thinking and my expectation to be blessed as a daughter of the most high God! I highly recommend this book as a spiritual staple to come into our true identity.

Color Me Butterfly: A True Story of Courage, Hope and Transformation

85 reviews
L. Y. Marlow

El Publishing, 2007

Painfully Honest
As you may know, this true story is about 4 generations of abuse, love, tragedy and pain. It is ultimately about forgiveness. It is so painfully transparent. It is very hard to put down. I don't want to give the book away because it is a MUST READ. A difficult read because you want to scream at the men.....women, too.

The Living Blood

96 reviews
Tananarive Due

Washington Square Press, 2002

The Living Blood
This story continues with Jessica giving birth to the baby she created with her immortal husband Dawit at the end of MY SOUL TO KEEP.The birth is highly unusual, and the story is even more fascinating from that point on.I truly enjoyed this story,have already read the next book, Blood Colony, and eagerly awaiting the next installment.African immortals;this book has everything.I have already ...

Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale (Bccb Blue Ribbon Picture Book Awards (Awards))

170 reviews
Mo Willems

Hyperion Book CH, 2004

Here is what Miguel has to say about this book:
The story Knuffle Bunny by Mo Williams is about a girl who brought her bunny to school. Trixie and her friends bunnies get mixed up and they went home with the wrong bunnies. Will they ever find the right owners? This story teaches me to be nice to my friends. This story reminds me of my stuffed animal penguin. My mom took away my penguin because I was fighting with my sister just like Trixie ...

The Lost Years: Surviving a Mother and Daughter's Worst Nightmare

94 reviews
Kristina Wandzilak, Constance Curry

Jeffers Press, 2006

Gripping- I could not put this book down
I have worked in the field of Chemical Dependency recovery for almost 30 years and have read & heard 1000's of 'recovery stories' but there is something about this one that hooks you in & doesn't let you go. It is heart-breaking, courageous and ultimately inspiringly clear-sighted. It's one of the best descriptions of how one family member's co-dependency recovery can alter an addict's ...

The China Garden

125 reviews
Liz Berry

Demco Media, 1999

one of my childhood favorites
I have had this book since early high school and it's still one of my favorites 10 years later. I re-read it once every few months. The love story tears at my heartstrings and the coming of age storyline is one that can hit close to home

Goddess of the Night (Daughters of the Moon 1)

143 reviews
Lynne Ewing

Hyperion Book CH, 2000

Good Read
Like I said on my review of book 2 in this series of Daughters of the Moon..Great Read..will continue with the series. Thank You

Dear Lilly: From Father to Daughter: The Truth about Life, Love, and the World We Live In

93 reviews
Peter Greyson

iUniverse.com, 2009

A must read for teenage girls!!!
This novel is an invaluable asset for young girls. Peter's experiences throughout the novel are insightful and realistic. The information gained from this novel is vital and will help prepare teens for real-life situations. As a teenager, I only wish I had a "handbook" to get me through the angst of my teenage years. Well done, Mr. Greyson!!!!

Mara Daughter of the Nile

167 reviews
Eloise Jarvis McGraw

Peter Smith Publisher Inc, 1991

THE BEST book EVER
This book was awesome. It had everything that makes a book good: action, spies, romance, intense scenes. I love it. I like how Mara uses her witts to survive, it just makes it so much better. And boy does it have the best ending. You might be wondering why I have not said anything practically about the story, and the reason for that is I can't risk ruining the book for you! READ THE BOOK!

Daughters of the Moon #2: Into the Cold Fire

72 reviews
Lynne Ewing

Hyperion Book CH, 2000

Great Book Series
Haven't ever heard of this author or the books..Wonderful read. I bought book 1 & 2 of the Daughters of the Moon, will have to continue the series. Amazon is the best for purchasing a variety of items..love the free shipping. Thank You

A Passion Denied (The Daughters of Boston, Book 3)

68 reviews
Julie Lessman

Revell, 2009

sheer pleasure
Loved this book as well as the others in this series. They were a joy to read and brought joy to my soul.

Finding Life in the Land of Alzheimer's: One Daughter's Hopeful Story

54 reviews
Lauren Kessler

Penguin (Non-Classics), 2008

Unforgettable! A "Must-Read"
"Dancing With Rose" ("Finding Life in the Land of Alzheimer's") was one of the most tender, poignant and moving stories I've ever encountered. On so many levels, it is memorable. I don't have any personal experience (yet) with Alzheimer's, but this book has prepared me to embrace it in a different way than I certainly would have. I applaud Lauren's courage to admit her fears and weaknesses ...

The Daughters of the Moon #5: Sacrifice

58 reviews
Lynne Ewing

Hyperion Book CH, 2001

For what it is...
...I really enjoyed the book for an easy read that wasn't too deep. My daughter, when she was 18, brought the book home from school, and she can't get enough of it or the series of books under the Daughter's of the Moon series. I wouldn't personally recommend the book for the younger teen audience, as it deals with some more grown up situations than a 13 or 14 year old may really understand, ...

The Skye in June

54 reviews

Booksurge, 2008

A Great Story!
A really great story of the MacDonald family that moved from Scotland to San Francisco in the 1960s for a better life. What happens when the youngest daughter of this Catholic family tells of her psychic abilities? Jimmy MacDonald says that his pagan daughter is doomed to hell. Will the family survive? I did not want this book to end! I need to know more!

Owl Moon

66 reviews
Jane Yolen

Philomel, 1987

Delightful nature book!
this is amoung our top favorite nature books! It shows a son and father enjoying nature together, observing and interacting with nature. Captures my sons attention every time and that is a trick! (3 yrs old, active boy) The book is a story but simple. Very descriptive. Not rhyming but still very simplistic and yet richly detailed. Son has found it a little bit scary as it describes a dark ...

The Warmest December

66 reviews
Bernice L. McFadden

Dutton Adult, 2001

Spellbinding and Shattering.
Kenzie Lowe is the adult daughter of an abusive alcoholic father, Hyman Lowe, called Hi-Lo throughout the book. She has grown up to be an alcoholic herself and, after starting out with a promising career because her grandmother Mabel helped her escape to boarding school, she has thrown it all away and finds herself living again in the projects with her mother Della. They are now on welfare and ...

Daughters of the Moon: The Choice - Book #9 (Daughters of the Moon)

47 reviews
Lynne Ewing

Hyperion Book CH, 2003

WOW WOW WOW....
I LOVED THIS BOOK SOO MUCH!!!Jemena is my favorte Daughter of the Moon. the way she could go from Gang life to a Goddess wow. but this my be well for me it is the ending that i hate because she is no longer a Daughter of the Moon but in 10th book you undersand that she is going away just like that! but now i have said to much.So read this book because you will LOVE IT!!

Treasured Misfortunes

65 reviews

Mary, Inc, 1999

This is a Phenomenal book!
Thankyou Sammer Ghouleh for writing a book that gave me hope, wisdom, and a sense of peace. I highly recommend this book to anyone with a sick child. It has given me strength when I needed it the most. Sammer is talented and really let me feel her emotions through her poetry. This is a phenomenal book. I enjoyed reading it and it has given me a stronger spirit in coping with my own child's ...

Mothering Mother: A Daughter's Humorous and Heartbreaking Memoir

49 reviews

Kunati Inc.

Touching
This book was hard to read at times, but there is humor to counter the sadness. I am going through a similar problem with my mother and reading Carol O'Dell's book helped put everything in perspective.