The Always Be Cheerful Book of Golf in The Villages
New to golfing? This handy little book will ease your way and make golf fun from day one. With the help of these reassuring tips covering rules and etiquette, you can approach the game with complete confidence. See you on the golf course. Click here to read a
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Sam's Story
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"Grandma, will I ever have another Mommy?" asked Sam, not quite eight years old, after saying his final goodbye to his mother. This is a true account of love, loss and recovery written in Sam's voice. Readers will laugh and cry, and finally rejoice as Sam learns to love his devoted stepmother. "Sam's Story" offers comfort to kids dealing with the loss of a parent.
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78 Years in the Lost and Found
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Life,
like a roller coaster, has its ups and downs. In this book,
Babette Williams relates the experiences she enjoyed-and sometimes
had to cope with-during the past several years since she,
her husband, and two dogs moved to Oak Hammock at the University
of Florida. With her usual wry humor and quirky take on everyday
happenings, Babette shares her hard-won insights into the
adjustments of living at a Continuing Care Retirement Community.
Readers of all ages who like to laugh and learn will find
this a gratifying and diverting book.
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Otis
Memoir of a Privileged King Charles Spaniel
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Enjoy the exciting and comical real-life adventures of a smart and adorable Cavalier King Charles Spaniel as he learns to get along in his human family, discovers he loves luxury, and (almost) learns to fly a plane. Author Babette Williams uses droll wit and humor as she gets inside the mind of this unusual and classy dog as he meets various people and animals—some of them scary, at least at first—and learns the ABCs of dog behavior.
The perfect book for read-aloud family fun and laughter! You don’t have to own a dog to learn something new when you explore the human world through the five doggy senses of Otis.
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Dancing in High Cotton
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"One
of the first things I did when Aubrey and I were in bed together
was break his rib."
This
is but one of the many absurd happenings that occur when two
widowers in their mid-sixties, one from the North and one
from the South, unexpectedly meet and eventually marry. The
unlikely, quirky success of their relationship, despite dissimilar
personalities and huge doses of stubbornness, is the basic
ingredient of Dancing in High Cotton.
Writing with wry humor, Babette Williams chronicles the couple's
adventures-and misadventures-as they blend their lives, survive
several moves, and learn to age gracefully. In spite of clutter,
miscommunication, and even tragedy, the moral of the story
is that life's not over unless you decide not to live it.
Readers discover, along with the author, that laughter and
fun go a long way, and that truth and honesty are the cornerstones
of a good relationship at any age.
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