Mungo the monkey thinks he is ready to do things on his own, without the help of his mother, except for going to bed.
This process transformed Diane into an advocate for increased conversation end-of-life care and the right to die on one’s own terms, as well as a brave and sympathetic voice for anyone who must learn how to live again after bereavement.
Porter also provides a practical list of the items needed for readers to make their own Kwanzaa celebration.
Her focus is on her own roller-coaster experiences, but she has also solicited the moving stories of such recently widowed friends as Roger Mudd and Susan Stamberg, which work to expose the reader to a remarkable range of reactions to the ...
A Youth from Hitler's Germany Strives to Claim His American Identity Eric H. Vieler. Chapter. Ten. On. My. Own. Again. During the late summer and early fall of 1949, tensions with the Mullers began to emerge. There were several causes, ...
Lauren Child. Lola says , “ I can button up my coat ALL on my own . I can use the computer ALL on my own . And I can DEFINITELY pour pink milk ALL on my own . " # ଇ o ଉ E h । ୟ ( 0.
In this invigorating, supportive book, psychotherapist Florence Falk aims to take the fear, doubt, confusion, and helplessness out of being a woman alone.
Melba Lindsay Burton ( Fielding ) born July 19 , 1899 Virginia Lindsay Thomander ( Weston ) born May 11 , 1902 Elizabeth Julie ( Bessie ) Davis ( Rulon ) born Oct. 29 , 1905 *** James B. Porter and Luella Stewart Lindsay .
In early 1893 Palmer did hire Mrs. A. M. Curtis, an African American woman and former employee of Chicago's Provident Hospital, as Secretary of Colored Interests. “Mrs. Curtis' principal and especial duty,” Woman'sJournal noted, ...
Once in there, my hands went almost numb, from holding the pen so tightly while filling out the form. This is a habit I have had since I was in school. In fact, I'm surprised I haven't broken coffee cups, from holding on to them so ...
Get this book.” --Lin-Manuel Miranda "Dessa writes beautifully about a wide range of topics, including science, music, and the pain that comes with being in love; it's a surprising and generous memoir by a singular voice.