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Take a fourteen-year-old girl, Addie Smith, a hardworking Midwestern family, add two mastiffs and an Australian shepherd mix, and you have Dog Gone. The adventures faced by these courageous canines and the family that loves them is hard to forget. but the ultimate test for Addie and her family brings them together in a totally unexpected way!
"In all the commotion, we didn't hear the other dog approach. It was bigger than the first one.
"This dog made its way through the debris, raced passed General, clipping his right leg and almost knocking him off his feet. It weaved between Josh and me and plunged right into the dogfight.
"The horrific sounds of the fight echoed through the rubble. Amidst the flying fur and turning bodies, Boomerang was hard to distinguish. It was like a bloody could of dust swirling before me.
"Suddenly, Ben shouted, "Look that dog has a damaged foot!"
"We all glanced over and reali | |  | | From My Son's Garden
An updated version of my first book From My Son's Garden.
This updated version of From My Son's Garden follows the story of the tragic loss of a young son. This edition offers a look back after 20 years after the initial tragedy and offers ideas on Memory Gardens and more. | |  | | From My Son's Garden: A Personal Story of Growth and Healing After the Loss of a Child
From My Son's Garden is a detailed account of a family's journey with grief after the devastating loss of a teenage son. It takes the reader through the first three years after the tragedy and shows how this family survives.
Brenda Hahn Greene portrays the shattered devastation of the Greene family from the loss of their son. From My Son's Garden so vividly depicts circumstances and barren grief, that it may literally take a reader's breath away to participate.
From My Son's Garden walks us through the events of this mother's, and family's tragedy, weaving a detailed path of survival; including step by step advice on how to continue living after the death of a child, sibling, friend. Ultimately, she leads us to a victorious, triumphant ending in which the Greene family has successfully pulled together t |
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My Colorado Journal
by Pamela Ackerson
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 My Colorado Journal continues with the Pambling Roads collection of US state journals, helping readers spark their interest with historical trivia and tidbits about Colorado. It's an interactive journal designed to nurture creativity and self-motivat |
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