Barbara Morris Livres

The journey to becoming a "little old lady" can begin in mid-life, but with a strategic approach, women can maintain and enhance their youthful qualities for an additional 25 years. The author, Morris, provides insights and preventive measures that empower mid-life women to preserve their vitality and avoid the default path to aging. This guide offers practical advice for sustaining youthfulness and embracing a vibrant lifestyle.

The narrative follows a little girl's journey as she adopts a tiny basset hound puppy, leading to a series of heartwarming and adventurous experiences. Their bond grows through various escapades, showcasing themes of friendship, love, and the joy of companionship. The story captures the innocence of childhood and the excitement of discovering the world alongside a beloved pet.

Set in 900 AD Chichen Itza, Mexico, the story revolves around the intense competition of The Sacred Ball Game, a sport steeped in ritual and dedicated to the god Kukulkan. As rival teams clash, themes of honor, spirituality, and cultural significance unfold, highlighting the stakes of victory and the deep connections to their beliefs and traditions. The narrative captures the tension and drama of this ancient sport, reflecting the values and challenges of its time.

The story follows a young girl who brings home a tiny basset hound puppy, leading to a series of exciting adventures. As they bond and explore the world together, readers are treated to heartwarming moments and the joys of friendship. This delightful tale captures the spirit of childhood and the thrill of discovering life's wonders alongside a beloved pet.

The narrative explores the unlikely bond formed between Cora, a neglected orphaned cat, and Barbara, a lonely 90-year-old widow. Both characters are in desperate need of care and companionship, with Cora's once-vibrant fur now matted and Barbara appearing disheveled and forlorn. Their connection highlights themes of redemption and the healing power of love, suggesting that even the most broken souls can find solace in each other.

One in an extensive range of historical Ordnance Survey maps. Most maps are based on the Ordnance Survey 25' or 1:2,500 plans, reduced to approximately 15' to the mile. They are so detailed that virtually every house is shown. The layouts of railways and tramways are shown, as are collieries, factories, mills and docks. Each includes an essay on the history of the area, often with extracts from a contemporary directory. Most maps are black and white unless otherwise specified. Map 13.06