Linda Taylor Livres

The book combines history, travel ideas, nature awareness and art. The reader will discover how a thread of Florida's wild nature wove itself into the lives of ten women. This connection is examined in the stories of Harriet Beecher Stowe, Mina Miller Edison, Marjory Stoneman Douglas, Zora Neale Hurston, Myrtle Scharrer Betz, Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, Anne Morrow Lindbergh, Jackie Cochran, Rachel Carson and Marjorie Harris Carr. Author Linda Taylor developed the idea for this book from her experience of guiding women on nature adventures in the Tampa Bay area through her company It's Our Nature¿. Each chapter begins with a stunning calligraphy quote sketched by artist Linda Renc and then summarized in a map of Florida establishing a sense of place for each woman. The cover is the work of Bill Renc. Linda and Bill Renc are co-owners of Painted Fish Gallery in Dunedin, Florida.

Three women -- one single, one married, one divorced -- their paths have already crossed. Now their fates are about to collide. Caroline Blake longs for a night under a cloud-free sky with the telescope of her dreams. Busy, happily single, and passionate about her hobby, her life is as ordered as the science classes she teaches. Lizzy Carter is living the life she'd longed for. With a lively young family, an adoring husband, good friends, and almost enough money, she appears to have it all. Antonia Clarke is divorced, with a teenage daughter, an ailing car, an obstinate mother and a lodger she needs to placate. She longs for twenty-four uneventful hours -- but the Gods have other plans. When the engaging Tom Grainger moves into each of their lives, things start to change.

A sparkling romantic comedy about real women facing real-life challenges.As a young university student, Ginny was abandoned by her boyfriend just as she gave birth to his daughter. Now nineteen-year-old Marie has gone travelling and Ginny is facing the choices she made. But a blast from the past is about to throw everything into disarray.Ginny’s prodigal sister, Charlotte, has had enough of travelling and has finally returned from abroad. She isn’t ready to settle with anyone though, least of all a respectable ex-boyfriend who really wants her back. But an obsessive admirer has followed her home.Meanwhile their mother, Jane, is baffled. Her husband has left home. Is he having a late mid-life crisis or can he really be serious about another woman?Everything seems to be falling apart. But maybe it’s just falling into place.

Cathy Gordon has made a discovery. Adopted at birth, she suddenly finds she has a grandfather. So, despite the protestations of her possessive boyfriend, she heads off to leafy Oxford to find Frank.Frank turns out to be a cricket-mad grumpy old man, but determined to bond with her only living relative, Cathy takes up the challenge. Fortunately, she finds an ally in Barry, Frank's unlikely lodger who assures her that life is there for living. If only he wouldn't keep trying to seduce her, she might have a chance to work out how much she likes him.Then the devastatingly sexy Nick arrives on the scene

Jase is a seven-year-old kid who sees, hears, tastes, and feels things differently in his life from you. He is autistic! Being autistic is very unique, and Jase would like to share his life story with you and how he sees his life differently from you. But in a lot of ways, he sees his life the same as you.

Focusing on Attila the Hun's significant impact on European history, this reference work delves into the tribal wars and treaties he engaged in with Roman Emperors and tribal leaders. It explores the tumultuous events of his reign, highlighting how these conflicts shaped the political landscape of Europe. Through detailed accounts, the book offers insights into the complexities of power dynamics during this pivotal period.

Engaging and entertaining, this book transforms learning the alphabet and numbers into an enjoyable experience. With vibrant illustrations and interactive elements, it captures the attention of young readers, making foundational skills exciting to explore. Perfect for early education, it encourages children to develop their literacy and numeracy in a playful way.

A young girl named Shelby dreams of becoming a princess and expresses her passion for singing and dancing in her front yard, captivating her neighborhood. One day, her talent catches the attention of a prince, leading to an invitation for her family to dine at the palace. As she performs nightly, Shelby and the prince develop a deep bond, ultimately falling in love and marrying. Shelby's dreams come true as she becomes a princess who continues to share her love for music and dance in the palace.