Maggie: 1933 books

“An extraordinary panorama of women’s lives today.”—The New York Times Book Review In detailed, revealing portraits of women from their teens through their sixties, Maggie Scarf explores the core experiences of women’s lives and discovers what can happen when the days and years scurry...

    GROW BEAUTIFUL ROSES IN 10 SIMPLE STEPS! The rose has inspired artists, writers, and composers for centuries.  Now you can join the ranks of those inspired gardeners who cultivate roses in their home gardens.  Whether you’re a novice gardener wanting to know the basics or a seasoned...

Is your pet a member of your family? Is your fondest wish to give your animal companion happiness and a long, healthy life? The love you have for your animal companion is the most powerful tool you have, because the language of the heart is intuition, an instinctive sense possessed by both...

Does lack of time or money keep you from pursuing an interest in natural health and energy clearing techniques? Do you wish someone would distill the key facts so that you could absorb them quickly and begin to use them to improve your life? The Busy Person’s Guide series was designed by...

Intrepid investigative journalist Scout Davis has given herself a holiday, but when Hermione Longfellow accosts her in the supermarket, she stops to listen. Most people in Byron Bay are aware of the eccentric Anemone sisters. Always dressed in black, they rarely leave their home nestled in...

A young couple was having trouble conceiving a child until they met a sexy lesbian who had a unique offer they couldn't refuse. She was willing to have sex with the husband as long as his beautiful wife was part of the action. Will he be able to satisfy the lust of these two hot women? Will they all...

These men know how to ride! Meet red-hot ranchers and captivating cowboys in five new short stories in Love Letters Volume 6: Cowboy's Command. V Is for Vindicated by Maggie Wells Barrel-racing queen Michelle Kelly likes to ride wild-but her old flame Cole Powell might have what it takes to...

What is dementia? Does it have a deeper meaning? As a loved-one slips away for us, is she or he entering a higher plane? In her groundbreaking book, The Gift of Alzheimer’s, Maggie chronicles her beautiful journey with her late mother who suffered from Alzheimer’s. Miraculously, instead...

What if you always knew you were special…and then one day you found that being “special” wasn’t a good thing? In fact, it was very, very bad. I was a high school cross-country track star on a full-ride scholarship to the college of my choice when I was hit hard with the most severe...

«C’è dolore e ironia, gioia e pianto, in questa storia molto irlandese che irretisce il lettore pagina dopo pagina.» Sveva Casati Modignani «Maggie O’Farrell scava nel profondo di quello che mi piace chiamare il ‘teatro della famiglia.» Catherine Dunne «Un talento magistrale...

Part memoir, part biography, infused with imaginative story-telling, The Road to Keringet is a compelling tale of a mother’s life and a tender exploration of a mother-daughter relationship.  Maggie Ziegler’s mother had spent much of her life in love with words. When her mind begins...

Beginner's writer's block?  Does your child feel overwhelmed when asked to write? Using Biographies to Teach Writing: Biographies from Church History guides parents, step-by-step, in the teaching of writing. Each reviewed biography or historical fiction illustrates one aspect of learning to write....

After Maggie Mackellar's acclaimed When It Rains, her second memoir traces with her characteristic candour and perception her move to Tasmania, for love, and the struggles and joys of settling there. In 2011 Maggie Mackellar moved from her family's farm in Central West New South Wales to the...

Are you in a career crisis—thinking about changing jobs? Are "should I stay or should I go" the lyrics for your current earworm? Or does it feel like the choice was or shortly will be made for you? Maybe the life of a barista sounds incredibly appealing. Or maybe you got the big promotion, but it just...