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Cats are very peculiar animals, and William and Tibby Forever, Lynda Hamblen book with an indomitable kitten, proves just that. There’s no question that cats are one of the popular choices for pets for that reason. These unique little creatures are just fun to be around. They are playful and cheerful, then grumpy and naughty the next. Yet, they can get away with their behavior easily because of their adorable looks. Their mischievous streak might disturb you from work, like laying across your keyboard or just smacking things on your desk, but that’s entirely part of their charm—and one of the reasons why we love them so much.

Writing Memoirs for Children is a bit the same as writing full memoirs, but with some minor adjustments. Memoir for children is just the same as most children’s storybooks, except that the story is based on real people and events. Below is a list of the important things to remember when writing memoirs for kids.

Wanting to achieve greatness is one of the goals that most people have. Many aspects will make you successfully get ahold of it, such as having motivation. This is because when you want to have something in life, you want to feel like you enjoy the whole process of it, not just the joy of getting something out of it.

Are you a caregiver or about to become a caregiver? If so, One Caregiver’s Journey, is a MUST read for you. The book is a treasure trove of stories with information and suggestions to make caregiving less of a challenge. The book was written over 9 ½ years and is a snapshot into the reality of the stages, changes, and many encounters caregivers face over time. One Caregiver’s Journey, is an easy read and you will feel as though you are in the author’s living room listening as she is telling her story and offering support and an abundance of information.

While drawing from H.P. Lovecraft and firmly in that mythos, The Old Man’s Request is a much easier read than much of Lovecraft. It has authentic dialog, character development, and a fleshed-out plot. Anna makes for a great protagonist and makes you wonder what’s next. Oh, good thing it is already part of a trilogy!

Patchwork represents the stories and lives of women living in rural Bamberg, South Carolina during a time period of approximately 1939-1959. These God-centered women created an atmosphere that allowed the participants to help their families. Quilting was their point of focus; however, this activity provided an opportunity to share their challenging stories.

Patchwork encourages us to find a way to bridge the gap between generations by sharing helpful information through conversation. Both groups the youth and the elder must be open to a two-way conversation. Being the elder does not mean you have a monopoly on teaching, the youth also have something to say. Patchwork says we should have the conversation.