New Books of Interest
these shares passages - a celebration of friendship's light
by Lynn Hall (St. Catharine's, ON)
Published in 2005 by Beams Books
"Lynn Hall creates magic with her words...each inspiration hs the power to take you on an inner journey to many wonderful places." Ellen Goldhar, Life Coach, Author, Speaker
new beginnings - big & small - inspirations to help light the way
by Lynn Hall (self-published)
New beginnings big and small offers inspiration, encouragement and light to each and every one of us, as we face the challenges, changes and transitions that life inevitably brings our way. At any given time, be it the end of a relationship or a change in jobs, a heartfelt loss or the pursuit of budding dreams, the new beginnings collection uplifts and affirms, spurring us on in joyfully and courageously taking steps in positive new directions. It assures us that our lives are orchestrated with purpose and meaning, and that out of our greatest adversities are often discovered our greatest blessings. It also reassures us that whatever our current circumstance, new beginnings, bright with promise and hope, await.
St. Michael's Orphans
by Linda Pannell (self published)
Canada is in a state of political suffering and turmoil. Quebec has seceded, and the French Ambassador to Canada and the president of Quebec’s top aid have been taken as political hostages. These events set the stage for St. Michael’s Orphans, a complex, intriguing novel about a military and political conflict that could threaten Canada’s very survival.
The
setting for this book is the Ottawa Valley and the military within it's pages is
the Canadian Airborne Regiment.
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Chicken Soup for the Military Wife's Soul
Ladies, this book is for US! Released in April of 2005, this book is now available at your local book store - no matter where you live!!
I am so proud to share with you and good news that I have a story included in this publication - one of only three Canadian entries.
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The perfect hostess will see to it that the work of male and female authors be properly separated on her book shelves. Their proximity unless the authors happen to be married should not be tolerated.
Lady Coughs Etiquette (1863)
No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise for the writer, no surprise for the reader. Robert Frost
Dreams are illustrations from the book your soul is writing about you. Marsha Norman
We read books to find out who we are. What other people, real or imaginary, do and think and feel is an essential guide to our understanding of what we ourselves are and may become. Ursula K. LeGuinler

Each time I write a book, every time I face that yellow pad, the challenge is so great.
I have written eleven books, but each time I think Uh, oh, theyre going to find out now.
Ive run a game on everybody and theyre going to find me out. Maya Angelou
Fiction reveals truths that reality obscures. Jessamyn West (1907-1984) American Writer