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It Coulda Been Worse: Surviving a Lifetime of Abuse and Mental Illness
Ruth Kline

Ivy House Publishing Group, 2003

As children, many of us relied on our parents for guidance, advice, strength and unconditional love. These ideals were instilled in us so that we could later become self-sufficient and caring adults. However, there are those who have had to endure more traumatic childhood events and memories. Ruth Kline has written her own account of childhood abuse and neglect, and the repercussions she had to face throughout her life. "It Coulda Been ...

Been There, Done That - Shoulda, Coulda - Old Hat

Ann Lew Originals, 2002

A collection of heartfelt poems.

Coulda Been A Cowboy (Harlequin Superromance)

6 reviews
Brenda Novak

Harlequin, 2007

5 out of 5!
Tyson Garnier has become a single parent to an infant he has no idea how to care for, and is scared to try his hand at parenthood. When he finds out his ex-girlfriend is leaving their son alone and is neglecting him, he steps in and does what he know is right by buying her off and taking sole custody. He however knows he needs a nanny and set out to find one. Dakota Brown comes recommended, ...

I Coulda Been a Cowboy but My Boots Didn't Fit

1 review
J. Don Looper

AuthorHouse, 2007

I Coulda Been A Cowboy But My Boots Didn't Fit
This was a great read that began with a window into what it was like growing up in the midwest during the Great Depression and and then goes on to tell how the author met many of the influential political figures of our time while working for the US Government. All this was told in a lighthearted manner that will draw you into the story and keep you reading and laughing!

I Coulda Been a Contender
Gerald C. Gardner

Warner Books, 1992

A collection of thousands of witty, punny, and classic lines right out of Hollywood's most famous films features lines spoken by such actors as Woody Allen, Mae West, Bette Davis, Marlon Brando, Al Pacino, Groucho Marx, Bob Hope, and others.