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"AnnaBelle's Spirit" is the non-fiction follow-up to "The Journey, The Dreams, & AnnaBelle". This second book gives more depth and meaning to the gypsy spirit that lead AnnaBelle's life. She and her daughters would face many challenges during their lives together. They moved often, and met many people. AnnaBelle's work would introduce her to movie stars, politicians,and race car drivers. After moving to San Francisco in the late 1960's she would meet the Dimaggio family, and find that working for them at their restaurant on Fishermans Wharf was quite an experience. She and her oldest daughter, Katheryn, would become two of their favorite employees.
The author, and youngest daughter, Carolyn, would face her own temptations in lie. Some would leave her with haunting memories of her own.
span style="font-family: Verdana">span style="font-size: larger">i>"AnnaBelle's Spirit" is the non-fiction follow-up to "The Journey, The Dreams, & AnnaBelle". This second book gives more depth and meaning to the gyspy spirit that would lead AnnaBelle's life. /i>/b>/span>/span>
span style="font-family: Verdana">span style="font-size: larger">i>She and her two daughters would face many challenges during their lives together. They moved often, and met many people. AnnaBelle's work would introduce her to movie stars, politicians, a | |  | | The Journey, The Dreams, & AnnaBelle
Theis is the story of three generations of the Wicker family. This saga begins in 1924, and continues through the present.
span style="font-size: medium">i>This story follows the lives of Edgil & Minnie "Griffith" Wicker from the beautiful hills of Kentucky to their new lives in Indiana during WWII. They would have fifteen children, four of which they would lose to illness as toddlers. Their life was one of hard work, faith, and the ability to overcome the hardships of the era./i>/span>
span style="font-size: medium">i>The story continues with AnnaBelle, the second child, and first daughter of Edgil & Minnie. As a young wife, she would learn the true nature of the man s |
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