books about: deborah     books:       Empty Cradle, Broken Heart: Surviving the Death of Your Baby34 reviews Deborah L. Davis Fulcrum+ Publishing, 1991 Helpful during a very difficult time After our son was stillborn in April of 2006, we were looking for any support we could find. We went to the beach and I read this book out loud to my husband cover to cover in 1 day. Everything we were feeling was covered in this book. It was to the point and very validating. We referred to this book daily. I have purchased several of these for our support group and the hospital where our son was ...             Seven from Heaven: The Miracle of the McCaughey Septuplets31 reviews Kenny McCaughey, Bobbi McCaughey, ... Thomas Nelson Publishers, 1998 Faithful This is the best book that I've read in a long time that expresses faith in an ordinary, loving person such as Bobbi. (I didn't mean that as an offense) She has done the right thing by glorifying God in the press and in the book. I commend her efforts, because our God is an awesome God, and if we believe and have faith, He will supply ALL our needs, and He has kept His promise to her and her ...             Alien Chronicles, Book 2: The Crimson Claw (Lucasfilm's Alien Chroncle, No 2)25 reviews Deborah Chester Highbridge Audio, 1998 It better than I expected...... I have a bad habit of reading books out of order. The reason being my local library doesn't contain certain volumes. Even though, I started with this volume I felt as though I didn't miss a beat. When reading this book I felt that this world is waiting to be discovered and I have to say I'm proud to be one of the few that discovered it. Ms Chester has a unique way of drawing you in and wow, I ...             Only Child: Writers on the Singular Joys and Solitary Sorrows of Growing Up Solo28 reviews Harmony, 2006 A must read for an only child or anyone who knows one This was a terrific book. Although I am an only child with many only child friends, I had never thought so much about how much that aspect of my background shaped my life. Reading this book was like reading my own diary - I discovered many things in common with these writers, and found their stories funny, heartwarming and fascinating. I want to give it to everyone I know so that they will ...             Seductive Poison250 reviews Deborah Layton Doubleday, 1998 Moving and inspirational. A must read Originally bought as a source for a research paper, i had come into this searching for a simple first hand account of the Jonestown incident. However, once i began reading, Seductive Poison evolved into much more than just a primary source. What sets this book apart from any other literature on the accounts of Jonestown is Layton's honesty. She provides the reader with a background of information ...             Is Your Mama a Llama52 reviews Deborah Guarino Demco Media, 1991 Love it! I just love this book, its addictive! When choosing a book to read my daughter before bed I usually end up picking this one!             In Session: The Bond Between Women and Their Therapists30 reviews Deborah A. Lott W. H. Freeman, 2000 A Gift--A Must-read for All Women in Therapy Even if you are lucky enough never to experience transference and attachment issues with your therapist, there is plenty of good information here about the goals of psychotherapy, its history, subgroups and boundaries. And if you ARE experiencing transference, dependence, attachment or all three, do yourself a huge favor and read this book. An amazing book. Highly recommended. An absolute gift ...             Love, Ruby Lavender35 reviews Deborah Wiles Turtleback Books Distributed by Demco Media, 2001 the best book i've EVER read This book I think is the best book ever. Deborah Wiles is a great author. and I can say by only reading one of her books. I now want to read more of her books. also if there was ever a sequal I would read in a millisecond. This book caught my heart in the storyline. It made want to keep reading more. this is also a multigenre book. There are letters, and newspaper articles as well as a normal ...             Blue Willow26 reviews Deborah Smith Bantam, 1993 Blue Willow I absolutely LOVED this book! I read it over two days then turned around and re-read it. The love felt between Lily and Artemas pours out of each page, but that they are bound by family and life-circumstances, just makes their love all the more beautiful and touching. Deborah Smith has become one of my most favorite authors and this book one of my favorites. I just love the way she writes! ...             Remember to Forget (Clayburn Novels Series #1)33 reviews Deborah Raney Howard Books, 2007 A beautiful story of hope and healing A woman's worst nightmare turns into an opportunity for freedom for Maggie Anderson. Her spirit has been crushed by an abusive boyfriend and when a carjacking provides her with an escape, Maggie grabs it and finds herself in the small town of Clayburn, Kansas. Clayburn is a close knit town but its inhabitants have their own struggles especially grieving widower, Trevor Ashlock and the ...             An Unlit Path23 reviews Deborah, L Hannah Xulon Press, 2006 An Unlit Path I highly recommend this wonderful book!! I read it in one sitting; I simply could not put it down. The Hannah family's journey through foster parenting and adoption mirrored my own. My family started fostering children around the same time that the Hannah's did and we have experienced many of the same break downs in the child welfare system that they have. This book is a must read for anyone ...             Gracie: A Love Story20 reviews George Burns Putnam, 1988 The Allen and Burns Show I glanced at the reviews here to see if my opinion of this book was just a fluke, but they pretty much bear me out. I didn't expect this book to be nearly as good as it is. On second thought, though, it's not that surprising. This pair was magic and it was seen in everything they touched, the prime and lasting example being the without parallel Burns and Allen Show. Burns and Allen ...             Little Dogs: Training Your Pint-Sized Companion22 reviews Deborah Wood TFH Publications, 2004 Great book for anyone with a little dog Easy to read and packed with practical training and management advice specifically for those with little dogs. An antidote to the all-too-often owner-induced obnoxious "elbow" dogs. Wood clearly loves these little pooches, but has no illusions about the behavioral challenges that can lead to problems when people don't understand that these are living, breathing, thinking animals--not fashion ...             Loving God23 reviews Charles Colson Zondervan, 2002 Loving God This is a wonderful book whether you are Christian or not. It really depicts what Loving God really is. This book has helped me make my decision for Christ. There are many stories inside that really depicts the foundations for loving God. Chuck Colson has incorporated many wonderful testimonies that truly depicts how wonderful this God is.             The Crossroads Cafe25 reviews Deborah Smith BelleBooks, Inc., 2006 Crossroads Cafe Deborah Smith is a wonderful author. Her characters become real. I am not from the South, but I feel like I am while I am reading her wonderful books. I wish the Crossroad's Cafe was closeby. I am hungry for biscots and gravy.             For Everything a Season: Simple Musings on Living Well20 reviews Philip Gulley HarperOne, 2001 Phillip Gulley is a master! Initially I borrowed this book from a friend and read it at bedtime. The short chapters are perfect for a quick read at bedtime, while waiting at the doctor, etc. Phillip Gulley is fabulous at taking the "normalcy" of life and applying Biblical principles to deepen the experience. His humor causes me to laugh out loud repeatedly. This is a fun and fresh way to look at the Eccelesiastes text. ...             In a Dark House21 reviews Deborah Crombie Macmillan Publishers Ltd, 2005 good, better, best! Deborah Crombie's James & Kincaid series just gets better and better. Here the setting is Southwark, not a usual venue for London-loving writers. As always, Crombie provides a physical map with her text, although her descriptions of place are so excellent that it's ironically unnecessary. The aged warehouses oozing toward oblivion in the Thames, the aggressive marks of gentrification (for an ...             Atlanta Nights23 reviews Travis Tea Lulu.com, 2005 Strunk and White and Armaggedon While my copy is on the way, I have read enough excerpts to require extensive sedation. Yes, I'm a Believer friends, and I have hairs on my palms to prove it. This is the book that those gutless, cyborg-like imbeciles Strunk and White would have written if they had possessed one iota of talent. In another life, boys. And your mother, too. My eternal thanks to SF author and co-conspirator ...             The Book of Wizard Craft: In Which the Apprentice Finds Spells, Potions, Fantastic Tales & 50 Enchanting ...21 reviews Janice Eaton Kilby, Deborah Morgenthal, ... Lark Books, 2001 Best Book EVER! I personally would recommend this book to anybody, Harry Potter fan or not. This is a great book, and it tells how to make two different kinds of wands, robes, cloaks, crystal balls, potions, a wizard's hat, turban, and more! It also tells how to make a wizard party, etc. I got this book for my birthday about two years ago, and I've read it through at least ten times since then. If I have ...             The Boy on the Bus: A Novel21 reviews Simon & Schuster, 2007 Good Introduction After finding myself trying several OTC programs which didn't work, I stumbled across this book. I had no idea that I had been using BP all wrong! FYI, BP is not a spot treatment for pimples with white showing. I also had no idea that salicylic acid products had to be of a pH between 3 and 4 to be most effective. 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