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12 reviews
Carol Wooley Neely

Farris Fields Publishers, 1999

Just Finished This Book
This book was very very good....the author wrote in simple terms and things i can relate to....it kept my attention from cover to cover and I thoroughly enjoyed it and was very inspired

String Figures and How to Make Them: A Study of Cat's Cradle in Many Lands

13 reviews
Caroline F. Jayne

Dover Publications, 1962

Just as I remembered
I had a copy of this book as a child and bought this for my son who is 10. It's quite interesting, the instructions are easy to follow, and since we homeschool, it's made for some nice opportunities for geography and culture discussions. Adults could learn some of them for family-friendly parlor tricks at parties.

Hand That Rocks the Cradle: 400 Classic Books for Children

11 reviews
Nathaniel Bluedorn

Christian Logic, 2008

Extraordinary Read Aloud Resource
"Hand that Rocks the Cradle" is a complitation of 400 classic read aloud books for children authored by homeschooling graduate, Nathaniel Bluedorn. In this handy, convient guide Bluedorn answers the questions "Why read to your children?", "How to read aloud?", and "What books to read?" The book list contains read alouds in the categories of: Animals, Dogs, Horses, Wildwest, Backwoods and Rough ...

Cradle the Thought : A Journal for the New Mother's First Year

20 reviews
Tracy D. Nelson

Little Bit Publishing, 2001

A great resource
My son is now two years old and having some developmental issues. During our screening process I was asked a lot of questions about his development as a baby, things no mother would ever be able to pull out of her head. Having such a well written journal that asked so many good questions was monumental in helping the professionals assess my sons past and current situation. Thank you Ms. Nelson ...

Cosmic Cradle: Souls Waiting in the Wings for Birth

10 reviews
Elizabeth M. Carman, Neil J., Ph.D. Carman

Sunstar Publishing, Ltd., 2000

Magnificently Impressive!
I gave this book five fully earned stars because it is such a magnificently crafted exploration of claims that premortal spirits contract with birth parents, laying out life plans and even the infant's name. This impressively assembled book, reporting wide-eyed wonders world-wide, is thus a towering tribute to the robust wellness of human gullibility across our planet, there still being an ...

The Cradle Robbers: Bloom (Cradle Robbers Series)

23 reviews
Linda Dominique Grosvenor

Sadorian Publications, 2003

The Craddle Robbers: Bloom
Life in Bliss, North Carolina was anything but bliss for Lily Manchester the lovely but lonely owner of Bloom, who had been deserted by her husband years before. Seemingly, her only life passion was her flowers, that was until she met Alex James. Grosvenor handles this story with such delight. Definitely far from the ordinary romance. It was uplifting with its share of surprises. A definite must ...

Empty Cradles

9 reviews
Margaret Humphreys

Transworld Publishers, 1996

Empty Cradles
I can not believe something so awful could happen to so many children. I could not put the book down, cried from cover to cover. My blood ran cold with the horror stories. I am grateful that Margaret Humphreys found out about this and did all that she did, God Bless her. May her work still go on and be successful.

Empty Cradle, Broken Heart, Revised Edition: Surviving the Death of Your Baby

41 reviews
Deborah L. Davis

Fulcrum Publishing, 1996

The best loss book I read after the death of my son
I read so many books after my oldest son died, scouring libraries for the few they had and trying to decide between the myriad options on the internet, and I can honestly say that this was the most helpful one I read. It was very emotional and difficult to read at times and sometimes I had to put it down and come back to it later- sometimes after half an hour, other times after weeks, but I was ...

From Cradle to Grave

10 reviews
Joyce Egginton

Jove, 1990

Absolutely tragic story, very well researched book -make up your own mind as to Marybeth's guilt
Marybeth Tinning gave birth to nine children. After the third-born died at 8 days old due to a suspected self-induction (she wanted the baby to be born on Christmas day) with a coathanger caused meningitis, her other two children (aged 4 and 2) died within the next 8 weeks. She went on to have more children, and even adopted one, who all died one by one. Unbelievably, it wasn't until the ...

The Devil's Cradle (Kendall O'Dell Mystery series)

8 reviews
Sylvia Nobel

Nite Owl Books, 1999

heart-stopping breath-taker
Five stars is not enough to rate this top notch book. It was a page turner to say the very least and most enjoyable! Very, very clever and witty. Couldn't put it down! I'd say it's a good thing I have found this brilliant author because Sue Grafton is running out of letters.

Animals Taught Me That: Memoirs of my life from cradle to present on the life lessons learned through the ...

6 reviews
Kim Bloomer V.N.D.

CrossBooks Publishing, 2009

Heart-piercing honesty
Dr. Bloomer writes with heart-piercing honesty. Through her memoir, Animals Taught Me That, she teaches without preaching the eternal truths of God's relationship with mankind and his creation. The chapters describe the seasons in her life and the wonderful animals that shared special lessons along the way; the tabby cats, the "up close and personal" encounters with those beautiful horses, and ...

La Mano que Mece la Cuna,Mueve al Mundo (The hand that rocks the cradle ..) (Spanish Edition)

5 reviews
Ella Gedovius

Editorial Libra, 1999

All you need to raise a child
even if you are not : A mother A woman It's a complete "Owner's Manual "

The Integrative Design Guide to Green Building: Redefining the Practice of Sustainability (Sustainable Design)

8 reviews
7group, Bill Reed

Wiley, 2009

Review as published in Environmental Building News
Seeking to "redesign the design process," as they put it, the authors of this remarkable book share their unquenchable spirit of inquiry. At the core of the book is an expanded and updated presentation of their method of integrative design--"integrative" because the integration is ongoing, never completed as would be implied by the more common term "integrated design." In that sense, this book ...

Cradle Song

4 reviews
Stacey Lynn Brown

C&R Press, 2009

The real thing
Stacey Lynn Brown's work is not afraid to examine the things in our lives that perhaps we are often unwilling to face: issues with race, love, history, loss, compromise, and disappointment. The poems in Cradle Song are elegant but not delicate; finely observed but not sharp; searingly honest but never cruel. She is that wonderful and rare thing: a poet whose unflinching eye is matched by her ...

An Empty Cradle, a Full Heart: Reflections for Mothers and Fathers After Miscarriage, Stillbirth, or Infant ...

8 reviews
Christine O'Keeffe Lafser

Loyola Press, 1998

Still Helps me today
I lost my son 3 years ago and I can still open this book and find peace. I would buy this book for anyone who has lost their baby. The emotions felt are placed side by side with words of scripture. It is as if God is helping you through your emotions. My husband's Aunt got this for us right after our son died. It helped me then and it continues to help me now.

To Catch a Cradle

7 reviews
Howard Glass

BookSurge Publishing, 2005

An important read if you want to improve or understand your relationships with others
If you wish to improve your relationships with others or if you want to try to understand others better, this is an important read. If you are wondering why God has allowed despair to creep or even explode into your life, this is an important read. If you are experiencing or felt the frustration of Christians who seem to have fallen from Christ's central teachings about how we are to relate to ...

Just Like a Baby

8 reviews
Rebecca Bond

Little, Brown Young Readers, 1999

Delightful, Delightful, Delightful!
Anticipating the arrival of a baby is perhaps one of life's most treasured experiences -- for the young and old alike. Rebecca Bond captures the essence of the experience with captivating illustrations and a precious story of the whole extended family pitching in to make the baby's arrival a special one. I have taken to buying this book for the preschoolers in my life who are expecting a little ...

Scottish Customs: From The Cradle To The Grave

5 reviews
Margaret Bennett

Birlinn Ltd, 2005

What a relief!
As someone of Scottish descent and a student of Anthropology and History, I really appreciated this text. There are a myriad of books available that purport to tell about Scottish customs, or focus on some narrow aspect of Scottish life, such as clan associations. This book, however, addresses the whole gamet of life of the Scottish folk, from motherhood and child-rearing, through the rites of ...

Antioch & Rome: New Testament Cradles of Catholic Christianity

3 reviews
Raymond Edward Brown, John P. Meier

Paulist Press, 1983

Why on earth is this book not back in print?
This is one of the most enjoyable histories of the earliest Church which you will come across: informative, lucid, concise, authoritative, and impartial. One would expect no less from a collaboration between two such towering Biblical scholars. The authors trace the development of Christianity in each of the title cities thru three generations. In the first generation the only common sources ...

Camilla Gryski's Cat's Cradle: A Book of String Games

3 reviews
Camilla Gryski

Kids Can Press, 1995

Wonderful String Figures
I have loved Camilla Gryski's string figure books. They are what got my clumsy fingers working and I've been hooked on string figures ever since. I've been buying, and re-buying her books for 15 - 20 years.

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