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books:

Mama for President: Good Lord, Why Not?

4 reviews
Vicki Lawrence, Monty Aidem

Thomas Nelson, 2008

Mama's Remedy for Drama!
How much fun is this book? I found myself reading it on the NY subway laughing out loud. To ride the subway in the summer heat and have a large grin on my face makes this book worth every penny. You can actually hear "Mama's" voice when you read it (which made me look for the audiobook version, would be even funnier). If you want some good laughs, an easy "beach" read, this is the book for ...

Vicki!: The True-Life Adventures of Miss Fireball

4 reviews
Vicki Lawrence, Marc Eliot

Simon & Schuster, 1995

"Vicki!" is irresistible!
I just received an autographed copy of "Vicki!" for Christmas, and I read it in 7 hours. I couldn't put it down! Lawrence has incredible wit and humor in her writing, and frequently makes the reader laugh unexpectedly. It's amazing what a truly adventurous life she has lead! The only negative thing is seeing how horribly she was treated by her cruel sister, mother, first husband, and ...

Crib Crafts ~ Playthings You Can Make for Your Baby
111, M. A. John J. Fisher, Lawrence B. Grubb, ...

Johnson & Johnson, 1976

63 pages packed full of exciting toys, handi helpers, play quilt, mobiles, wall hangings, puppets, bath toys, and so much more. Best book for making toys for baby & children to grow up with.

God Lives One Floor Above the Penthouse

6 reviews
Vicki Lawrence

Going OM, 2001

God Lives One Floor Above the PenthouseI
I found that I laughed and cried my way throught this wonderfully profound book of poetry. I could relate to most of the events in this authors life. She was painfully honest with her poems, but amazingly had humor within. I have purchased numerous books for a birthday lunch group I belong to. They have been accepted with such excitment, that I have decided to give them as gifts outside the ...

Crossfade: A Big Chill Anthology

Serpent's Tail, 2004

"This ambient event has become a cherished window of tranquility in the diaries of overworked thirtysomethings."-The Sunday Times From humble beginnings as a Sunday all-day multimedia event, The Big Chill kick-started the whole chill out' genre, whilst steadfastly remaining far reaching in its musical remit. Now respected as a trendsetter and tastemaker, its annual festival has quickly grown to a capacity of 20,000. Crossfade addresses the ...