Nancy Smith Livres

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A guide and reference book for everyone who wants to write a novel or short stories. The author teaches creative writing and writes novels, short stories and magazine articles.

Tainted Harvest delves into the life of Tituba Indian, a South American native, as she navigates her complex cultural background and the harrowing events leading to her arrest during the Salem witch trials. The narrative intertwines historical context with the supernatural, suggesting that the colonists encountered phenomena beyond their comprehension. Through Tituba's experiences, the book explores themes of identity, cultural clash, and the societal fears that fueled the witch hunt hysteria in 17th-century Massachusetts.

Set against the backdrop of a villa on the Riviera, this narrative weaves together the lives of a world leader, a fashion icon, and a renowned model, highlighting their connections to significant figures and events of the twentieth century. The book explores the intersection of politics, fashion, and celebrity culture, revealing how this picturesque location became a hub for influential personalities and pivotal moments in history.

This guide offers practical insights into utilizing Roger Wagner's HyperDuino, emphasizing hands-on project ideas for beginners. It covers essential techniques and creative applications, enabling readers to easily embark on their own innovative endeavors. The book aims to inspire experimentation and exploration in the realm of interactive electronics, making it accessible for enthusiasts at all skill levels.

Focusing on the miraculous birth of Jesus and the journey of the wise men, this book offers an engaging retelling of biblical events. As the fifth installment in the Once Upon a Truth series, it features delightful illustrations that captivate young readers while introducing them to key biblical figures and miracles. Aimed primarily at children, the series is designed to resonate with audiences of all ages, encouraging a deeper understanding of faith and good works as highlighted in Matthew 5:16.

The 1980s in Dallas transformed the city into a vibrant hub of glamour and luxury, fueled by the star power of Ronald and Nancy Reagan. Their Hollywood background brought a sense of magic reminiscent of the Kennedy era, inspiring a wave of patriotism and prosperity. As the city prepared for the 1984 Republican Convention, it embraced a cultural renaissance, attracting celebrities like Elizabeth Taylor and Michael Jackson. New skyscrapers and a burgeoning Arts District marked Dallas as a shining example of the Reagan ideal, showcasing the convergence of fame and ambition.

The narrative explores personal experiences tied to the author's journey with Tupperware, highlighting various locations and the diverse individuals encountered along the way. It captures the relationships formed with coworkers, clients, and friends, emphasizing the social aspects and camaraderie that developed through these interactions. The book offers a unique glimpse into the world of Tupperware, blending anecdotes of work and celebration.