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Released December 1, 2010, Jane Rowan's The River of Forgetting
is an eloquent, inspiring account of how one woman found the courage to heal from childhood sexual
abuse. "Her book is a gift that dares to render clarity from childhood chaos," says Martin Moran,
author of The Tricky Part
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Comes Early in a Dog's Life by Claire Scoltock
Most of us have
wonderful memories of the family dog, a beloved pet that sometimes barkd to much or chased the neighbor's cat. But our
furry friend would then come in and snuggle up with such an innocent look that you could not refuse forgiveness. But
just imagine four dogs and eleven puppies! All eager, always concoctng adventures that were either unsafe orirritating
to the neighbors. For Claire Scoltock her adventuresome canine family leads her a merry chase as she extricates a trapped
puppy, placates neighbors, discusses doggy transgressions with the law, anddeals with a curious pup that could not resist
sticking his nose under ladies skirts and just plain keeps all her family fed, walked and loved. A joyful romp with
a delightful pack of dogs and their human caretaker
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As a Sailboat Seeks the Wind, Booksmyth Press, 2010. . . Marian's
background as a red diaper baby, animal rights advocate, lesbian and brave spiritual seeker has led her to deep, respectful
connections with life's true spirit, given her a fearless "willingness to see, be seen, to be." Climb aboard
her raft of loving tales and allow the breezes of her compassionate humor fill your heart's sails with a new courage for the
love of life. You can order her book through Amazon.com or by e-mailing The Booksmyth at thebooksmyth@aol.com
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Do It Differently, Do It Differently by Saundra Dubow Azmitia. Layout and cover design
by Booksmyth for Strong Woman Press, Florence MA A
powerful, poignant memoir about coming of age in the forties and fifties under the thumb of a "titan" of a mother
whose ambitions for welath and security for her daughter focused on steeringher into marraige with a "good catch."
Resisting her mother's traditional standards of a woman's "proper place" and limited horizons, Saundra struggled
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Booksmyth Press, 2009.
Moving memoir of a long life richly lived.
Elizabeth Leete shares, in prose, poetry and selections from her journalist past a moving account, the beauty and pain of
the quotidian
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