books about: nine-month     books:       Six Months to Live88 reviews Lurlene McDaniel Bantam Doubleday Dell Publishing Group, 1995 This Was an Awesome Book i recommend this book to whoever thinks nothing could happen to them and it can happen at anytime.             Prayerfully Expecting: A Nine-Month Novena for Mothers to Be4 reviews Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle The Crossroad Publishing Company, 2007 Changing the Way You'll Experience Your Pregnancy "You have been blessed with the privilege of conceiving a child, whose heart beats within you. Cradled inside you, your unborn child will be nourished and kept warm in your womb for the next nine months. What an incredible miracle!" With these words, Donna-Marie Cooper O'Boyle planted a seedling of hope in my heart with this, my second pregnancy, and nurtured it over the course of months. She ...             Learning To Walk: From the Sofa to a Marathon in Nine Months4 reviews Sheilagh Conklin iUniverse, Inc., 2007 Entertaining and Motivating! Well-written and a fun book to read; and also because the author went to so much effort to live and experience it, I give it 5 stars! It is a great motivator, about an out-of-shape and overweight mom who has never exercised and is in her late 40's. She takes control, loses 50 pounds and breaks the cycle of being sedentary, to run in a 26 mile marathon. In nine months a power walker is born! ...             Nine Months at Ground Zero5 reviews Scribner, 2006 Unsung Heros Wonderful book that captures what really went on to clear out Ground Zero and how recoveries were handled.. Charlie Vitchers is an amazing man and is so modest for all that he accomplished. He brought compassion to recovery. Without his direction and authority recovery and clear up would have been chaotic. I highly recommend this book if you want to know what really happened at Ground Zero on ...             Baby Business: 9 Months Later (Harlequin Superromance No. 955)7 reviews Brenda Novak Harlequin, 2000 Myshelf.Com Reviewer Brenda Novak is a writer who writes with gut-wrenching emotion. The characters she creates will quickly become a part of your everyday life. Her latest, Baby Business, is set in Salt Lake City. The hero, Thad Winter, a widower of 18 months, still mourns the death of his beloved spouse and unborn child. His late wife and unborn child were tragically taken out of his life by a drunken driver. ...             The Last Seven Months of Anne Frank8 reviews Willy Lindwer Macmillan Children's Books, 2000 These women are the definition of courage This is one of the best books I have ever read. A must read for all ages. These ladies are some of the most courageous people in the world. They perserved knowing that their demise could be any day. But living was too important to them so they dug deep within themselves to keep their spirit alive and they succeeded. Hooray for them!!! Miep Gies is also a very courageous person. She is right ...             Nine Months and a Day: A Pregnancy, Labor, and Delivery Companion6 reviews Adrienne B. Lieberman Harvard Common Press, 2000 2 thumbs up from Mom, from Dad & from baby! I started my pregnancy with information overload, and received 9 Months & a Day as a gift. I was relieved to read a book that was clear & concise that answered my questions (which were many) AND helped me plan (the lists are great), but didn't overwhelm me with too-technical jargon or too many "what if's". I have kept this book next to my bed for the past 7 months (only 3 weeks to go!) and have ...             Nine Months in August4 reviews Adriana Bourgoin Kensington, 2007 fascinating character study In Massachusetts caterer and events planner Gretchen Fox always uses lists to plan her day. However, she is stunned when an unforeseen circumstance nukes the best laid long term plans of mice and married women when she learns she is pregnant. Her husband Fredrik is euphoric with the news, which just adds guilt to Gretchen's despondency. Her best friends since their Smith College days ...             Don't Cramp My Style: Stories About "That" Time of the Month3 reviews Simon & Schuster Children's Publishing, 2004 "The Women's House" in Don't Cramp My Style I just read the new book Don't Cramp My Style. The story "The Women's House" in it is awesome! Wow! I cried at the end. I became totally immersed in the story and felt that I was right there observing the young girl and her family. The story involves the behaviors and customs of young Native Americans girls as they reach puberty and begin their first blood. It was written through the eyes of ...             Being Caribou: Five Months on Foot with an Arctic Herd8 reviews Karsten Heuer McClelland & Stewart, 2007 Why ANWR must be preserved, even made a Nat'l Monument or Park Husband and wife team of Karsten Heuer and Leanne Allison decide to spend their honeymoon in just about the most off-the-beaten-track way possible: they're going to migrate with caribou. Not just any caribou, but the Porcupine herd of northern Canada and Alaska, the herd whose calving ground is the 1002 Section of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, the place where Exxon wants to drill to get ...             Balancing Pregnancy and Work: How to Make the Most of the Next 9 Months on the Job (Stonesong Press Books)2 reviews Nancy Hall Rodale Books, 2004 Finally!! This book should be required reading not just for every woman who works through her pregnancy but also bosses and co-workers! The best part for me was how and when to tell your boss because that was the most nervewracking step. The author also offers great advice for dealing with all the symptoms we deal with while pregnant and gives advice for dealing with rude/insensitive comments from ...             Her Sister's Baby (9 Months Later) (Harlequin Superromance, No. 627) (Harlequin Superromance, No 70627)2 reviews Janice Kay Johnson Harlequin, 1994 One of Janice Kay Johnson's Best Colleen Deering -- She'll do anything for her sister, Sheila. And if her gift takes up nine months of her life and entails morning sickness and stretch marks, well, what are sisters for? Because what Sheila wants--more than anything is the world--is a baby. And it will be Sheila's baby; Colleen has assured her sister of that. She's doing this for Sheila. Michael Delaney -- Handsome and ...             Katie Morag and the Birthdays (Katie Morag)2 reviews Mairi Hedderwick Red Fox, 2005 A Lovely Celebration Of Family Birthdays Throughout The Year This is a lovely addition to any Katie Morag collection, containing a different birthday for members of her family for each month of the year. Your child will learn more about the relationships between the characters and also about the calendar. Also includes crafts and recipies. Would make a great gift for a child's birthday. Best for someone who is already familiar with the other Katie ...             Antarctic Journal: Four Months at the Bottom of the World2 reviews Jennifer Owings Dewey HarperCollins, 2001 clever, well written, interesting Jennifer Owings Dewey spent four months in Antarctic sketching and photographing wildlife, and writing this wonderful book about the “last great wilderness on earth.” The trip was made possible by a grant from the National Science Foundation. The book jacket claims that it is appropriate for age 7 and up… well perhaps for a precocious child. I think that ( ) has it right. ...             New Year Be Coming: A Gullah Year2 reviews Katharine Boling Albert Whitman & Company, 2002 A fine choice I saw this book on a conference table at a writer's conference, and was struck by the illustrations. I bought it, and found the lyrical text so charming that, after struggling with myself, I donated it to my nearby library. The librarians have read-aloud choices for children's book groups, and report that its a favorite of theirs and of the children. I hadn't known about Gullah before, but the ...             Blessed Expectations: Nine Months of Wonder, Reflection, & Sweet Anticipation2 reviews Judy Ford Conari Press, 1997 The best book for pregnant women! This book provided a wonderful way to reflect on being pregnant and the many ways it impacts your life. While many books are available to discuss the physical changes and how to best care for your body, this one talked about the emotional, mental, and spiritual changes and how to care for your soul. Written in short "devotionals," the topics range from the silly (why you should feel ok in a ...             The Months: Fun With Friends All Year 'Round (Read Me a Poem)3 reviews Sara Coleridge Lobster Press, 2007 My baby and I both love this book! My 1 1/2-year-old takes this book off the shelf all the time! He loves to name things he sees in the beautiful, rich illustrations. It's a wonderful way to introduce the months of the year to little ones. The text is easy to read and rhyme. Each picture is a story in itself of a special day. They're so cute!             Snow Baby: 9 Months Later (Harlequin Superromance No. 939)3 reviews Brenda Novak Harlequin, 2000 Very highly recommend Chantel Miller found herself unprepared for the narrow, two-lane in a late spring snowstorm. Nevertheless, she refused to allow a storm to deter her from reconciliation with her sister. They had not spoken for ten years until Chantel left behind the boyfriend she had stolen all those years ago, Wade, and her high fashion modeling career in New York to start over alone with a clerical job to a ...             Love letters to Mike: Forty months as a Japanese prisoner of war, April 9, 1942 to September 17, 1945 : the ...2 reviews Michael A Quinn Vantage Press, 1977 A love story in wartime Rarely have I read a more valid history of the sufferings of the American POWS under the Japanese nor a more inspiring story of faith and love. Quinn' story parallels and traces the experiences of the high ranking Generals and officers on Bataan, Corregidor and other places seized by the Japanese. Abuse and starvation was the deliberate policy of the Japanese yet these men never lost faith nor ...             In My House (Lamaze : Infant Development System : 9 months and up)2 reviews Susan Hood Lamaze Childrens Books, 2001 A well-written, well-crafted baby book that we all enjoy This is my 14-month-old daughter's favorite book for the last 3 months now. It's a nicely written rhyming book with lots of things to touch, like scratchy sand, nubbly towels, lacey curtains, etc. The book is VERY durable with a fabric border, we've read it 100's of times and it shows no wear at all. 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