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After a month in the wilderness working for the SCA, Jesse and Cash discover a missing man.
Find out how Jesse and Cash deal with him.
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An entertaining peek into how Dan Garnett's foster-uncle Hubey helped navigate life's challenges,
sometimes wisely,sometimes unsuccessfully, but always humorously.
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Take a journey thorugh the life of Eva Mewes and meet interesting people.
These writings beautifully express the life experiences of Eva, and, perhaps, of you.
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Join Jesse on his adventures as he learns to live in the wilderness, helps to keep
the wilderness green, and adjusts to handle the llamas, Patch and
Squirt.
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Dr. Ralph Hudson shares a candid back porch conversation with you about
his interesting life as a surgeon and his observations of health care
during the last half century.
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What is in it for your customer to do business with you?
Find out what customers want from marketing.
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The innermost secrets of three women are revealed as they "tell all"
in three self-therapy sessions.
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Listen to Nancy Bjornson
read her poem,
Apples,
featured in
Just Read the Darn Thing!
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Just Read the Darn Thing!
Get a cup of coffee, relax, and enjoy the stories, memoirs, and poems of the Chippewa Valley Writers' Group. Find out
how the book got its title next.
The first time that we were called upon to read our writings to the group, many of us hesitated. We hemmed and hawed, explained
what we wanted to accomplish, and apologized for not having achieved it. All of these antics were procrastination, hoping to delay
or duck reading our writings. Sheila Doering, the founder of our group, recognized all these tactics. Her response was, "Just read
the darn thing!" After that strong admonition, what else could we do?
In fond memory of Sheila’s encouragement, we dedicate this book to her and urge you to "Just Read the Darn Thing!"
Look How Far We Have Come
“I just picked up your book and want to congratulate all of you for doing such a great job. The book looks terrific, is very readable,
and your stories/poems are absolutely delightful!”
Diane Stehr
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Lee says, “I like the format of this book. The photos and intros by the authors followed
by a few selections of their writings is a great recipe! I am going to enjoy reading
the book cover to cover! I will take the book along for show and tell at our next
writers' group meeting. I am sure that they will be impressed as well.
Tell your fellow writers that we are wowed here in Colorado, even before reading
the contributions! I am so pleased that you have a hit on your hands.”
Review
From delightful childrens' stories to reflective poetry to poignant
memoirs, this book offers something for every reader. The writers
wrote about what they know, which makes the pieces even more meaningful.
The writings are organized by writer with a picture and a bio of the writer
opening the writer's section. Pictures which illustrate the writings
are included, many taken by the writers themselves. The compilation of each
writer's works will give you an insight into the writer's life.
Featuring Writings from
- Sheila Doering
- Nancy Bjornson
- Gladys Block
- Judy Hable
- Kathryn Harrington
- Meredith Ingram
- Sharon Lowry
- Eva Mewes
- Jean O'Neill
- Carol Seppa
- Sue Thibado
- Diane Vlcek
- Sallie Ward
- Marilyn Waldbuesser
- Elaine Ver Haagh
Price: $15 plus tax, shipping and handling.
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