The beautiful state of West Virginia has many nicknames dedicated to her natural beauty. Whether you know the state of West Virginia as Wild and Wonderful, Almost Heaven, or the Mountain State, there is no better way to experience all the natural beauty here than to load up the car and immerse yourself in its wonder. 100 Things to Do in West Virginia Before You Die gives ideas for seeing the best of the Mountain State, with insider tips sharing fun facts and personal recommendations. With carefully crafted itineraries for the whole family, visitors and locals alike will be ready to traverse the state like a true mountaineer. Take the back roads and discover the smallest church in the continental US, built before Hawaii and Alaska entered statehood, its white steeple standing out amongst picturesque scenery. Visit the most powerful and largest steerable radio telescope in the world, nestled in the middle of a national forest. Breathe in fresh mountain air and hike through some of the prettiest scenic vistas you will find anywhere, especially along the Hatfield-McCoy Trails, named after that famous family feud . . . Learn about the importance of the coal mine and glass industries and how local African Americans played a big part in World War I. West Virginia has it all, with everything from rich culture to beautiful architecture to iconic eateries. West Virginia-born-and-raised professional travel writer Melody Pittman and lifelong resident and seasoned WV traveler Angie Richards invite you to explore the places they've curated through memorable trips of their own. They wrote this book to dazzle you with the beauty of Almost Heaven, West Virginia, up your history knowledge, fill your taste buds with delicious bites, and introduce you to new, exciting WV finds.
Grouchy's ears were pointed straight up and tall as she intently listened. "What are you listening to, Grouchy?" I asked. "Shh, it's the owners in the stables talking loudly. I want to hear them," she answered. Suddenly, she bolted and ran back to her mother's side, braying loudly. "Hide, Elior, hide!" she screamed as she ran past me. "What is wrong, Grouchy?" I asked as I ran to Rose behind her. She was trembling as she told Rose what she had heard... Gallop with Elior, Grouchy, and Rose as they escape the dangers of the stables and are led on a great journey in their lives. Perform before a king, then cross the deserts of Egypt to race against the fastest stallions in the country as Elior, the great white stallion, tells the story of his life and its many adventures with friends and family. But who will he find is his one true owner?
Bestselling author Melody Carlson (more than 5 million books sold) continues her Homeward on the Oregon Trail series with this third and final adventure. Elizabeth Martin and her two children have finally reached the Oregon Country. But Eli Kincade, the wagon train scout who captured her heart, has chosen to continue life on the trail. As other pioneer families begin building new homes, Elizabeth has never felt more alone. However, when Eli unexpectedly returns, confesses his love, and proposes, Elizabeth accepts with her family’s blessing. A community begins to take shape, but not without growing pains. As an alternative to the local minister’s fiery sermons, Elizabeth’s father begins to preach at home, raising the ire of some. Racial biases arise against Brady, Elizabeth’s African-American hired hand. Eli’s warm sentiments toward Indians also raises concerns. Can Elizabeth and her family overcome these differences and begin a legacy of reconciliation and love? About This Series: The Homeward on the Oregon Trail series brings to life the challenges a young widow faces as she journeys west, settles her family in the Pacific Northwest, and helps create a new community among strong-willed and diverse pioneers.
A practical guide to deliberately manifesting your dream life, from a high-vibing channel who doesn’t believe that spirituality or personal development have to be so damn serious all the time! Deliberate Receiving: Finally, the Universe Makes Some Freakin’ Sense! is a hilarious, fun, but deeply practical guide for anyone who was inspired and excited by the promise of The Secret, but felt that it fell flat when it came to the actual details of how to manifest your desires in real life. Outrageously fun, infinitely logical and full of practical, applicable wisdom, Melody’s humorous, no-BS style is paired with an astounding ability to bring through higher guidance that will help you make seismic shifts in your understanding of what has been holding you back. This book guides you through a step-by-step approach to figuring out what you truly want, why you don’t have it yet and exactly what you need to do to get it. It will leave you uplifted and empowered to deliberately receive more abundance, fun and passion in your life.
This book tells about the struggles of my life and upbringing, meaning the way that I was brought up. I would like the book to be used as a part of a learning process for others who are facing or going through what I have experienced. Writing this book was the hardest thing for me to do because I had to relive the pain. And I hope this book will help someone in need of faith and strength.
The craft of faux flower arranging is ready for a contemporary update--and Melody Thompson, a Texas Master Florist, is just the person to do it. Founder of a successful Austin, Texas floral boutique, Melody has extensive experience creating personal and original designs for weddings and special events. Here, she reveals her secrets for getting professional results in less than one hour. Vivid color photos display 40 beautiful and varied arrangements and styles for accents, centerpieces, wreaths, topiaries, and bouquets.
Growing up together in a town of mystery, intrigue and glorious beauty, Melody and Jimmy Marvin believed that they could finally enjoy their life together. Little did they know that their chance at family-paradise would be cut short in the prime of their lives, leaving their fate in the hands of a God unknown. Written by Internationally Acclaimed author, Melody Wolfe, The Godmother will leave you breathless and longing for a sequel!
Melody Marion and Amanda Ford trace the formation of this Jefferson City, Tennessee, institution from its founding as Mossy Creek Missionary Baptist Seminary in 1850 to the one-hundred-and-twenty acre university campus that is Carson-Newman today. Along the way, Marion and Ford discuss the school's Baptist foundations, its coeducational merger in the late nineteenth century, a string of presidents both exceptional and misguided, and its expansion from college to university in the twenty-first century"--
This is the journey of the author from the time she meets her soulmate, Manny Twofeathers, until the time of his passing. Their sixteen years together, the highs and the lows, the adventures and the tragedies. All the while she suffers from bi-polar disorder and it examines how she overcomes episodes, including one instance where she very nearly loses it all. The doctors where thinking of sending her to one of those places where you dont come out. Some highlights of the book are after being a single entrepreneur at thirty-three, she ends up being a mother of six children before knowing Twofeathers a year! Their first book he wrote sold to Hyperion publishing for $72,000 advance, which was unheard of for a first time author. A fascinating read, it moves quickly through the inside view of a love story that is hard to put down.
Home is the place to heal, right? At least, that's what Dillon Michaels is hoping as she leaves her disappointing career and nonstarter love life behind to help her grieving and aging grandfather on his small Oregon farm. The only problem? Her eccentric mother beat her there and has taken over Dillon's old room. After a few nights sleeping on a sagging sofa, Dillon is ready to give up, until she receives an unlikely gift--her grandfather's run-down vintage camp trailer, which she quickly resolves to restore with the help of Jordan Atwood, the handsome owner of the local hardware store. But just when things are finally beginning to run smoothly, Dillon's noncommittal ex-boyfriend shows up with roses . . . and a ring. Full of quirky characters, family drama, and sweet romance, The Happy Camper will have you scouring Craigslist for your own diamond-in-the-rough camper to restore and haunting your local hardware store for a handy guy to help your dreams come true.
Thanks to the city’s proximity to Fort Bragg, one of the largest US Army bases in the country, Fayetteville is home to people from all over the world, infused with wonderful diversity. Fayetteville offers plenty to do for families, outdoor enthusiasts, history buffs, foodies, adventurists, and everyone in between. With 100 Things to Do in Fayetteville, NC, Before You Die in your hands, you’ll never be bored. Try one of the top 10 zip lines in the country or go skydiving indoors. Explore a state park that was once the winter retreat of James Stillman Rockefeller and go hiking or biking through miles of beautiful terrain. Smell the blooms at the 77-acre Cape Fear Botanical Garden and enjoy southern comfort food with a gourmet flare. Travel the galaxy at the Fayetteville State Planetarium, then visit an award-winning professional theater for an incredible performance. Walk downtown for free summer concerts at the Dogwood Festival or head up to the Sweet Valley Ranch for a winter wonderland at the Festival of Lights. Author Melody Foote gives readers an insider look into the city she knows and loves. With 100 Things to Do in Fayetteville, NC Before You Die, discover the Fayetteville activities you need to add to your bucket list.
This little book reflects illustrations from artist Gerd Nystrom, and photography by renowned wildlife photographer, Jeanne Bencich Nations. Gwendelyn Frazer with her beautiful nature works brings a simple flower to life. The words, quotes are each and all nature themed. From wayward butterflies, snacking frogs to mustangs clinging to life with their environment quickly disappearing. Fairies, damsels and a prince are seen among the frogs, butterflies and mustangs running free. Nature touches our souls, invades our hearts but most of all allows us to dream. So remember most of all to dream, and fly with the fairies when they visit you in the dark of night. As this darkness gives you voice and wings. Listen to what nature is saying, from the largest mountain to the smallest bee...from the deepest ocean, to the highest tree...
Harold is the perfect ally to help Mae advance her Childcare Centre. When they meet, neither of them count on the instant attraction they feel for one another. Passion quickly turns to love, but the path of true love seldom runs smooth.
“Melody Thomas is an author to watch! She will sweep you away!” —Karen Hawkins Dangerous passions collide in the Highlands in Claimed by a Scottish Lord, the second book of the exciting historical romance series author Melody Thomas began with Beauty and the Duke. The story of a desperate—and desperately handsome—noble Scotsman who takes his enemy’s daughter prisoner, only to discover that she’s everything he ever wanted, Claimed by a Scottish Lord brims with Melody Thomas’s trademark wit, adventure, and searing sensuality. If you’ve missed Judith McNaught’s historicals—or simply adore curling up with a classic Kathleen E. Woodiwiss or Stephanie Laurens romance—then you just might have found a new favorite in Melody Thomas.
This thought-provoking reference work explores the evolution of America's heated abortion debate in a selection of over 40 primary documents from the 19th century to the present day. The guide includes not only key laws and court cases that have determined abortion policy, but also political speeches, medical essays, theological writings, newspaper advertisements, magazine articles, and popular books that offer insight into America's changing attitudes towards women, race, the medical field, and the role of government in its citizens' personal lives. Each document is preceded by an introduction and is followed by analysis to help readers understand its significance and historical context. Today abortion is America's most contentious political and religious rallying point. Yet 150 years ago it was a virtual non-issue, quietly performed for centuries by women and mid-wives. What changed? This thought-provoking reference work explores the evolution of America's abortion debate in a balanced selection of over 40 primary documents by doctors, feminists, religious leaders, politicians, extremists, and judges from the 19th century to the present day. This guide not only examines the key laws and court cases, like Roe v. Wade and the Partial Birth Abortion Ban, that have determined abortion policy, but offers insight into America's changing attitudes towards women, race, the medical field, and the role of government in its citizens' personal lives. Memoirs of early abortion providers, excerpts from popular women's self-help books, the complete text of Pope Paul VI's Humanae Vitae, and personal writings from key liberal and conservative figures on both sides of the debate provide a more complete picture of an issue that is deeply personal, deeply divisive, and anything but clear-cut. A straightforward and accessible book, ideal for both students and general readers looking to expand their understanding of one of the most complicated, and still unresolved, issues of our day. Each excerpt is preceded by a brief explanation of its significance and followed by author analysis to help readers understand its implications and the historical context in which is it was written. Readers gain direct access to America's most important legal papers and transcripts on abortion, complimented by a well rounded view of the public beliefs and sentiments that have fueled abortion debates. Suggestions for further reading conclude each chapter, perfect for research or to guide interested readers in their search for material. The front matter includes a Timeline of major events in abortion history, and the back matter, offers a Bibliography of 50 titles on abortion and over 30 Web links.
Women throughout the ages have understood and respected the meaning of sisterhood. "Women Are Sisters at Heart" celebrates the complex, beautiful relationships of women, both biological sisters and "soul" sisters. With poetry, Scripture and meaningful quotations, Carlson creates a warm book that makes a perfect woman-to-woman gift.
A quirky, mischievous, tale of cats, murder, madness and of unfinished business.All Catherine Cat Adams wants is another shot at the American dream. But her American dream turns into the American nightmare when she rescues her four-year-old son from the bottom of a muddy pit where his foot has become entangled in the rib cage of a skeleton. Her discovery places her squarely in conflict with a local politician, William Buchman, who has presidential ambitions and will stop at nothing to keep the truth firmly planted in the ground. Cat must confront the skeletons in her own closet as she races to solve the identify of the true Buchman heir.
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