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Basic Instinct – Director’s Cut (Ultimate Edition) $3.18 The take-no-prisoners sex thriller from 1992 now stands as a milestone in the career of screenwriter Joe Eszterhas, but in the hands of director Paul Verhoeven Basic Instinct is an undeniably stylish and provocative study of obsession. In the role that made her a star (and showed the audience a little more skin than she intended), Sharon Stone plays the cleverly manipulative novelist Catherine Tra… |
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Shirley Temple: Little Darling Pack (Little Miss Marker/Now and Forever/The Runt Page) $2.98 Shirley Temple’s superstardom in the 1930s was associated with Twentieth Century Fox, but before Fox locked her down she made the two films for Paramount bundled here. It was 1934, her breakthrough year, and these pictures are not quite yet the showcase vehicles Fox would assemble for their pint-sized meal ticket. In Little Miss Marker, Shirley comes under the wing of Sorrowful Jones (Adolphe Menj… |
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Single Room Furnished $7.97 In her last performance Mansfield portrays an innocent voluptuous teenager who becomes a deserted pregnant wife a waitress and a demented street-walker stretching her acting ability to the breaking point. This film also includes a side plot featuring a love story between two neighbors and an introduction and tribute to Mansfield from legendary columnist Walter Winchell.System Requirements:Running … |
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Boyds Mom Bear Dorothy B Beansley #82525 10 $10.99 A Super Fun Plush Bear… |
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Then Again $9.90 Amazon Best Books of the Month, November 2011: Yes, she dated Woody Allen, Warren Beatty, and Al Pacino, and yes, she appeared in The Godfather and Annie Hall. But this is much more than a mere celebrity tell-all. Then Again is sharply written, insightful, and often poignant, a story of family and friendship, and above all an ode to Keaton’s complicated, adage-wielding mother, who harbored he… |
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Chicken Soup for the Mother & Daughter Soul: Stories to Warm the Heart and Honor the Relationship $3.94 The relationship between a mother and daughter is one of the most profound bonds in life. A mother feels her daughter’s first kick during pregnancy, labors to bring her daughter into the world and… |
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Can’t Wait to Get to Heaven: A Novel $4.33 From the author of Fried Green Tomatoes, comes a comedy-mystery set in a small town. Combining southern warmth with unabashed emotion and sidesplitting hilarity, Fannie Flagg takes readers back to Elmwood Springs, Missouri, where the most unlikely and surprising experiences of a high-spirited octogenarian inspire a town to ponder the age-old question: Why are we here?… |
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Dorothy $49.99 Dorothy |
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Dorothy™ $34.99 DOROTHY™ Costume includes: Dress and hairbow. *** Was item #18579 *** |
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Mom $10 Mom |
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Home Cookin’ With Dave’s Mom $5.98 Reporting from the snows of Lillehammer, David Letterman’s mom and The Late Show’s 1994 Olympic correspondent Dorothy was the ultimate good sport–and her wry comments and deadpan humor won th hearts of millions of viewers. Now Dave’s mom tops her tour-de-force television debut with this irresistible, one-of-a-kind cookbook. Filled with delicious recipes straight from America’s heartland, as well as special dishes gathered from her family, friends,and The Late Show staffers, Dorothy’s culinary delight contains other surprises as well: lively anecdotes about her children, Jan, David, and Gretchen, when they were growing up, practical kitchen tips, witty asides, and dollops of Dorothy’s gentle wisdom for living. With specially selected photographs from the Letterman family album and photos of Dorothy back home in Indiana, there’s no treat as satisfying as…Home Cookin’ with Dave’s Mom. Memories of Dorothy’s own mother cooking over a coal stove are interspersed with recipes for Uncle Earl’s Creamed Chipped Beef on Tater Tots, Chicken Noodle Soup (with homemade noodles), Cheese Straws, Friendship Tea, and Lemon Fluff (from Dorothy’s personal trainer). Here are the secrets for Dave’s favorites: Hot Baloney Sandwich and Sour Cherry Pie, which she overnights faithfully to him each year for his birthday. Dorothy’s got terrific techniques for canning and freezing vegetables, helpful household hints including Dorothy’s homemade window cleaner, and dozens of recipes, featuring fun foods, soups and salads, meats, sauces, and unforgettable desserts. Make sure, if you’re using fresh persimmons for Chilled Persimmon Pudding, that they are ripe enough. Otherwise you just pucker up until you can’t stand it. She solves the mystery of flaky pie crust: You can’t make a crust without the fat.I never thought of this in my wildest dreams, Dorothy told Newsweek about her print debut. Home Cookin’ with Dave’s Mom is her labor of love, spiced with down-home humor, warm-hearted advice, and great-tasting food. |
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Miss Dorothy $49.99 Miss Dorothy |
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Dorothy Wig $24.99 Dorothy Wig |
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Dorothy™ Shoes $7.99 DOROTHY™ SHOES |
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Call For Dorothy $10 Call For Dorothy |
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Dorothy Statue $3085 Dorothy Statue |
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The Potty Book for Girls By Capucilli, Alyssa Satin/ Stott, Dorothy M. (ILT)/ Stott, Dorothy M. $11.06 In a gentle and humorous story told in verse, toddler Hannah learns that it is time to graduate from her diapers to using the new potty that Mom and Dad bring home for her. Author: Capucilli, Alyssa Satin/ Stott, Dorothy M. (ILT)/ Stott, Dorothy M. Publication Date: 2000/05/01 Binding Type: Hardcover Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 6.50 Height: 6.50 |
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I Like Mess By Leonard, Marcia/ Handelman, Dorothy (PHT)/ Handelman, Dorothy (ILT) $10.32 Messy Tess cleans up her room to please Mom and Dad Author: Leonard, Marcia/ Handelman, Dorothy (PHT)/ Handelman, Dorothy (ILT) Series Title: Real Kids Readers, Level 1 Publication Date: 1998/02/01 Binding Type: Paperback Grade Level: Preschool Language: English Depth: 0.25 Width: 6.00 Height: 9.50 |
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Where’s Mom? $3.99 A mother and professor answers crucial questions for women who find themselves enslaved to their work and careers, who may be asking whether the ”liberation” promised by feminism rings hollow. Dorothy Kelley Patterson shows that being a wife and mother is a high calling and a worthy service in itself. She provides insights from God’s Word and refutes the idea that fulfillment can come only outside the home–rather, homemaking is as fulfilling a vocation as any job in the marketplace. |
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Wear pink for Dorothy Breast cancer Women’s Light T-Shirt by CafePress $22 I wear pink for my mom Dorothy t-shirts, stickers and breast cancer awareness gifts. Breast cancer Women’s Light T-Shirt Tee, TShirt, Shirt Our 100% cotton women’s tee is preshrunk, durable and guaranteed.5.6 oz. 100% cotton. Standard fit. |
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Dorothy Donegan $59.99 Dorothy Donegan – Wall Decal |
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Dorothy Provine $7.99 Dorothy Provine – Photo |
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Dorothy Malone $7.99 Dorothy Malone – Photo |
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Dorothy Lamour $7.99 Dorothy Lamour – Photo |
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A Girl, in Parts $0.01 The exciting debut of a young voice that tells nothing but the truth in exacting, charming, and often harrowing detail.In the early 1980s in Martinsburg, West Virginia, Dorothy lives with her bartending mother, her bar-attending stepfather, and her sweetly precocious little brother. Dottie’s nine, plagued by insomnia, asthma, earaches, and buckteeth. She is lonely and insecure, but her intelligence and keen sense of perception enable her to see every vivid detail of her impoverished rural surroundings and the strange characters around her. When her family moves to Eastern Washington State, Dottie—confused, petulant, and feeling more alone than ever, furious at her changing body—battles her way through junior high, where she finds a measure of success and recognition in sports and academics. But her hard-won little victories are tempered by her troubled family and friends and she finds solace and distraction in alcohol, cigarettes, and general misbehavior. Dottie—nicknamed Utah by her teammates from the Colville Indian Reservation—becomes a star basketball player, falls in and out of love (more than once), and finally confronts a new, devastating emotional setback. But Dottie is indomitable: she emerges triumphantly as a young woman with limitless dreams and confidence in an uncertain world. Gritty and realistic, A Girl, In Parts is never sentimental about either poverty or childhood. Dorothy is a tough and winning character, a true-to-life heroine perfect for the twenty-first century. First novelist Jasmine Paul has crafted an elegant story in ninety-seven perfectly told vignettes. Excerpt from A Girl, In Parts: Mom doesn’t know what to do. Gabe won’t learn to walk. He refuses to try and stand up. He cries and cries when anyone tries to stand him up. Mom is beside herself. She says, “I am beside myself.” I think it’s very exciting. I like that Gabe refuses to do what they want him to. I like that he smiles |
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Breaking Free $11.53 Used – What if your mom was abducted?What if the people who held her hostage wanted to erase her mind?Seventeen year old XJ Patterson is genetically enhanced. So is her revolutionary mother, Dorothy. CAGE, the Coalition to Assimilate Genetically Enhanced Persons, abducts Dorothy because she crossed the wrong person. XJ wants to rescue her mother, but she won’t join the revolution to do it. If she becomes a revolutionary, she can’t live a normal life. And all she wants is to be normal.Brandon Mil |
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Breaking Free $11.53 Used – What if your mom was abducted?What if the people who held her hostage wanted to erase her mind?Seventeen year old XJ Patterson is genetically enhanced. So is her revolutionary mother, Dorothy. CAGE, the Coalition to Assimilate Genetically Enhanced Persons, abducts Dorothy because she crossed the wrong person. XJ wants to rescue her mother, but she won’t join the revolution to do it. If she becomes a revolutionary, she can’t live a normal life. And all she wants is to be normal.Brandon Mil |
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Breaking Free $11.35 Used – What if your mom was abducted?What if the people who held her hostage wanted to erase her mind?Seventeen year old XJ Patterson is genetically enhanced. So is her revolutionary mother, Dorothy. CAGE, the Coalition to Assimilate Genetically Enhanced Persons, abducts Dorothy because she crossed the wrong person. XJ wants to rescue her mother, but she won’t join the revolution to do it. If she becomes a revolutionary, she can’t live a normal life. And all she wants is to be normal.Brandon Mil |
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Caring for Mom: Midlife Reflections $6.99 Dorothy Sander,NOOK Book (eBook), English-language edition,Pub by Lulu.com |
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Filthy Rich $9.99 Marcy Mallowitz has just been dumped — big time! Marcy’s orthodontist boyfriend, Neil, blew a gasket during an appearance on So You Want to Be Filthy Rich!, the stratospheric television phenomenon and top-rated quiz show of all time. When Marcy incorrectly answered his $1.75 million Lifeline question, Neil immediately broke off their preengagement, abruptly terminating their three-year relationship — in front of twenty million people coast to coast! Suddenly Marcy isn’t just Marcy anymore. The thirtysomething Barnard Phi Beta Kappa and Personal Life Coach is now the nationally renowned victim of America’s Big Brush-Off. Media hounds are clamoring for interviews. The street in front of her West Village apartment is swarming with paparazzi sharks. And everyone — everyone — knows her name, even if only as the punchline to late-night talk-show jokes.Marcy, who has made a career of improving other peoples’s lives, could now use some serious help reclaiming her own. But where does she turn? To her lovable, meddling, marriage-oriented mom? To her protective dad, who dreams of Marcy joining the family roach extermination company? To her two decidedly oddball best girlfriends? Marcy Mallowitz’s fifteen minutes of fame are lasting a lot longer than she would ever have dreamed possible. And now she’ll either have to find someplace to hide from the all-seeing, unblinking media eye…or agree to expose herself to the world, à la Survivor’s naked fat guy.A dazzling debut novel as winning and smart as it Is uproariously funny, Dorothy Samuels’s Filthy Rich is an unprecedented delight — a story of women, men, friends, andmothers; of fame and romance in the early twenty-first century; and of that contemporary nemesis of modern love: reality TV. |
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From Pilot Knob to Main Street: A Collection of Recipes and Stories from Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow $16.81 New – “We are going to Aunt Ethel and Uncle Tom’s for dinner tonight.” With those words from mom, I knew my brother Keith and I would be putting on ties and “dressing up” for dinner at Aunt Ethel’s. We would usually be seated in the sun room with Bill and Bohn Frazer, our “cousins-in-law.” Keith and I are the sons of Howard and Imogene Stout (Howard, who died in 1978, is the brother of Ethel Tucker) and Bill and Bohn Frazer are the sons of Bob and Dorothy Frazer (sister of Thomas Tucker). Uncle |
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From Pilot Knob to Main Street: A Collection of Recipes and Stories from Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow $27.06 New – “We are going to Aunt Ethel and Uncle Tom’s for dinner tonight.” With those words from mom, I knew my brother Keith and I would be putting on ties and “dressing up” for dinner at Aunt Ethel’s. We would usually be seated in the sun room with Bill and Bohn Frazer, our “cousins-in-law.” Keith and I are the sons of Howard and Imogene Stout (Howard, who died in 1978, is the brother of Ethel Tucker) and Bill and Bohn Frazer are the sons of Bob and Dorothy Frazer (sister of Thomas Tucker). Uncle |
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From Pilot Knob to Main Street: A Collection of Recipes and Stories from Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow $17.04 Used – “We are going to Aunt Ethel and Uncle Tom’s for dinner tonight.” With those words from mom, I knew my brother Keith and I would be putting on ties and “dressing up” for dinner at Aunt Ethel’s. We would usually be seated in the sun room with Bill and Bohn Frazer, our “cousins-in-law.” Keith and I are the sons of Howard and Imogene Stout (Howard, who died in 1978, is the brother of Ethel Tucker) and Bill and Bohn Frazer are the sons of Bob and Dorothy Frazer (sister of Thomas Tucker). Uncle |
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From Pilot Knob to Main Street: A Collection of Recipes and Stories from Yesterday, Today & Tomorrow $27.06 Used – “We are going to Aunt Ethel and Uncle Tom’s for dinner tonight.” With those words from mom, I knew my brother Keith and I would be putting on ties and “dressing up” for dinner at Aunt Ethel’s. We would usually be seated in the sun room with Bill and Bohn Frazer, our “cousins-in-law.” Keith and I are the sons of Howard and Imogene Stout (Howard, who died in 1978, is the brother of Ethel Tucker) and Bill and Bohn Frazer are the sons of Bob and Dorothy Frazer (sister of Thomas Tucker). Uncle |
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Jane’s World, Volume 6 $15 Jane’s mom pays a surprise visit to Spud Point. Since she’s not clued into Jane’s “lifestyle,” Ethan has to pretend to be Jane’s longtime, fake boyfriend! Too bad they didn’t have time to explain this whole plan to Jane’s new girlfriend, Skye. There are other speed bumps ahead for this budding romance between Jane and Skye, the biggest of which is Dorothy. She and Jane spend an unexpected night in the city after bad fortune cookies and too much wine. Meanwhile, Jill gets sent on assignment to the snowy Sierras and after discovering how hot her female assignment is, decides to extend her stay for a few days. On the last day of her mountain getaway she has a hostile encounter with a strange man that she doesn’t even know is connected to her past. |
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Jane’s World: Volume 6 $10.96 New – Jane’s mom pays a surprise visit to Spud Point. Since she’s not clued into Jane’s “lifestyle,” Ethan has to pretend to be Jane’s longtime, fake boyfriend! Too bad they didn’t have time to explain this whole plan to Jane’s new girlfriend, Skye. There are other speed bumps ahead for this budding romance between Jane and Skye, the biggest of which is Dorothy. She and Jane spend an unexpected night in the city after bad fortune cookies and too much wine. Meanwhile, Jill gets sent on assignment |
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Jane’s World: Volume 6 $32.79 Jane’s mom pays a surprise visit to Spud Point. Since she’s not clued into Jane’s lifestyle, Ethan has to pretend to be Jane’s longtime, fake boyfriend! Too bad they didn’t have time to explain this whole plan to Jane’s new girlfriend, Skye. There are other speed bumps ahead for this budding romance between Jane and Skye, the biggest of which is Dorothy. She and Jane spend an unexpected night in the city after bad fortune cookies and too much wine. Meanwhile, Jill gets sent on assignment to the snowy Sierras and after discovering how hot her female assignment is, decides to extend her stay for a few days. On the last day of her mountain getaway she has a hostile encounter with a strange man that she doesn’t even know is connected to her past. |
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Love You Mom Diecut Calendar 2010 $85.95 New – Hey mom, you deserve some praise! With a daily dose of mom appreciation, “Love You Mom” celebrates the woman who makes the world go round. Die-cut in the shape of a Gerbera daisy, the calendar showers her with tender tributes, accolades, proverbs, witticisms, and loving remembrances. Here are Overheard Moms and Moms Anonymous. Mom Facts. Evidence as to why Mom Is Always Right, What All Moms Know, plus quotes from Oscar Wilde, Dorothy Parker, Lucille Ball, and Bill Cosby: “”Human beings are |
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Love You Mom Page-a-Day Die-Cut Calendar 2009 (Page-a-Day) $59.95 New – Let “every” day be Mom’s special day (you know she deserves it!). Filled with tender tributes, accolades, witticisms, proverbs, and fond remembrances, this flower-shaped calendar is a lively, loving celebration of the woman who makes it all happen. Includes Things “All” Mothers Say, Moms Anonymous confessions, Real Mom Tips, and quotes from Phyllis Diller, Lillian Carter (mother of Jimmy), Joan Rivers, Dorothy Parker, and the Buddha: “”Love the whole world as a mother loves her only child |
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My Amazing Journey With God $6.93 I was born in a small village of Liloan Leyte in the Philippines. The date was the 28th day of February 1926. My father’s name is Leonardo Marqueda and my mom is Christina Merca Marqueda. I was the second child in the family of twelve siblings. I received my degree of Christian Education at The Siliman University in Dumaguete City, Philippines in 1951. I became a pastor in several churches, but I mainly served as a pastor at The United Church of Christ in the Philippines since 1958-1970. My loving husband, Ben Gonzales and I, has been married since 1953, and we were married in Surigao City, Philippines. We have four children, Hannah, Dorothy, Lemuel, and Samuel. We all migrated to the United States in 1971. I taught Kindergarten for four years at The Southside Baptist Church in Covington Kentucky. Then, I became an associate pastor at The Chicago Temple Methodist church in Chicago, Illinois in 1975. While I was at the Chicago Temple, I became the pastor of the “Filipino Mabuhay Fellowship” congregation for three years. Thereafter, I became the chaplain at The Bethany Nursing Center in Niles, Illinois, from 1982 until 1987. And from 1988 to 1993 I served as a pastor at The Norwood Presbyterian Church in Chicago. I retired in June of 1993. Today, I am enjoying playing with my great granddaughter, Solei. She is two years old and her parents are Jamie and Stephanie. Hannah is married to Calib, and Dorothy is married to Ricky with Derick and Krystal as their kids. Lemuel’s kids are Jamie, David, Christopher, and Elizabeth. During the Summertime, Ben and I are busy planting flowers and vegetables at our backyard. Presently, we all attend The Willow Creek Community Evangelical church atHoffman Estates, Illinois every Sunday. We thank God for He has blessed us with a big family. |
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Our Family Secret, My Mother’s Lie $29.99 Used – This is a story about adoption. It is about direct adoption and family adoption. It also involves keeping a secret from one of those who is adopted. It forms a family secret that defines and destroys as it gets passed along. It is the story of my mother and her sister who get cast out into the cold and are taken in by family. However, they are split up by the family and live in two separate worlds. My mother is taken to California and never told the secret. Dorothy, mom’s sister, knows sh |
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Our Family Secret, My Mother’s Lie $13.22 New – This is a story about adoption. It is about direct adoption and family adoption. It also involves keeping a secret from one of those who is adopted. It forms a family secret that defines and destroys as it gets passed along. It is the story of my mother and her sister who get cast out into the cold and are taken in by family. However, they are split up by the family and live in two separate worlds. My mother is taken to California and never told the secret. Dorothy, mom’s sister, knows she |
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Our Family Secret, My Mother’s Lie $13.22 Used – This is a story about adoption. It is about direct adoption and family adoption. It also involves keeping a secret from one of those who is adopted. It forms a family secret that defines and destroys as it gets passed along. It is the story of my mother and her sister who get cast out into the cold and are taken in by family. However, they are split up by the family and live in two separate worlds. My mother is taken to California and never told the secret. Dorothy, mom’s sister, knows sh |
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Our Family Secret, My Mother’s Lie $9.99 This is a story about adoption. It is about direct adoption and family adoption. It also involves keeping a secret from one of those who is adopted. It forms a family secret that defines and destroys as it gets passed along. It is the story of my mother and her sister who get cast out into the cold and are taken in by family. However, they are split up by the family and live in two separate worlds. My mother is taken to California and never told the secret. Dorothy, mom’s sister, knows she is adopted and knows she has a sister. My mother is raised as the only child of the Haughts. She knows she was born in Ohio but knows nothing else. This is the way Norden and Mabel want it to be. They would be the only ones knowing the family secret. Mabel is paranoid that someone would find out and attempt to take Zona away from them. After mother learns the truth she takes on that paranoia. She lives and breathes it and it eventually takes over her life. Everything is done to protect that secret. Yet, when I turn 17 she decides it is time to tell me “the secret” and to take me back to meet my real aunt and uncle and cousins. This is a story of how the family secret transcends time and touches many lives. It is a story of how people react differently when told the secret. My cousins David, Barbara, and Joe are amazed that I just found out about them a few months before meeting them. They have known about me all their lives. They knew who I was and where I was and what all was going on. For me, all of that was shut out. I had to ask them tons of questions to find out about them. Even when doing my final research for this book I was still asking questions to all that were still alive. I am glad I went when I did because death would take the ones who knew the answers. Imagine if I would just now be finding all of this out at the ripe old age of 60? There would now be only a handful of people left to tell me and they would only have part of the knowledge. |
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Our Family Secret, My Mother’s Lie $29.99 New – This is a story about adoption. It is about direct adoption and family adoption. It also involves keeping a secret from one of those who is adopted. It forms a family secret that defines and destroys as it gets passed along. It is the story of my mother and her sister who get cast out into the cold and are taken in by family. However, they are split up by the family and live in two separate worlds. My mother is taken to California and never told the secret. Dorothy, mom’s sister, knows she |
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Welcome to the World, Baby Girl! $119.48 Read Fannie Flagg in Large Print Welcome to the World, Baby Girl! is the funny, serious, and compelling new novel by Fannie Flagg, author of the beloved Fried Green Tomatoes at the Whistle Stop Cafe (and prize-winning co-writer of the classic movie). Once again, Flagg’s humor and respect and affection for her characters shine forth. Many inhabit small-town or suburban America. But this time, her heroine is urban: a brainy, beautiful, and ambitious rising star of 1970s television. Dena Nordstrom, pride of the network, is a woman whose future is full of promise, her present rich with complications, and her past marked by mystery. Among the colorful cast of characters are: Sookie, of Selma, Alabama, Dena’s exuberant college roommate, who is everything that Dena is not; she is thrilled by Dena’s success and will do everything short of signing autographs for her; Sookie’s a mom, a wife, and a Kappa forever Dena’s cousins, the Warrens, and her aunt Elner, of Elmwood Springs, Missouri, endearing, loyal, talkative, ditsy, and, in their way, wise Neighbor Dorothy, whose spirit hovers over them all through the radio show that she broadcast from her home in the 1940s Sidney Capello, pioneer of modern sleaze journalism and privateer of privacy, and Ira Wallace, his partner in tabloid television Several doctors, all of them taken with–and almost taken in by-Dena There are others, captivated by a woman who tries to go home again, not knowing where home or love lie. |
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Where’s Mom?: The High Calling of Wives & Mothers $0.99 Used – A mother and professor answers crucial questions for women who find themselves enslaved to their work and careers, who may be asking whether the “liberation” promised by feminism rings hollow. Dorothy Kelley Patterson shows that being a wife and mother is a high calling and a worthy service in itself. She provides insights from God’s Word and refutes the idea that fulfillment can come only outside the home–rather, homemaking is as fulfilling a vocation as any job in the marketplace. |
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Where’s Mom?: The High Calling of Wives & Mothers $33.8 New – A mother and professor answers crucial questions for women who find themselves enslaved to their work and careers, who may be asking whether the “liberation” promised by feminism rings hollow. Dorothy Kelley Patterson shows that being a wife and mother is a high calling and a worthy service in itself. She provides insights from God’s Word and refutes the idea that fulfillment can come only outside the home–rather, homemaking is as fulfilling a vocation as any job in the marketplace. |
In Loving Memory of Our Mom Dorothy Breinlinger……