All's Well That Ends
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Acknowledgments Many thanks to Sarah Burbidge and Paula Jaffe for helping Casa de Angeles Orphanage in Guatemala and in so doing, giving Amanda two new super-smart students, Margaret Burbidge and Eddie Schneider.
Gratitude beyond words to a trio who tried their best (and their best is as good as it gets) to pull out the weeds and cut through the brambles in this book: Jo Keroes, Betty Schafer, and Louise Ure. Thank you for all the TLC. And though I felt obliged to change titles midstream, thank ...you, Betty, for the original and clever: “Beth Be Not Proud.”
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For two decades, I’ve been privileged to have the late Marilyn Wallace as my dear friend and first reader. This would be a better book and a better world had she been able to stay longer.
ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS One She was the best of mothers, she was the worst of mothers.
She had wisdom, she had foolishness. . . .”
Dennis’s words made me want to snatch the silver martini pitcher from his hand and smash him with it, even though that would make my behavior as inappropriate as his was.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Acknowledgments Many thanks to Sarah Burbidge and Paula Jaffe for helping Casa de Angeles Orphanage in Guatemala and in so doing, giving Amanda two new super-smart students, Margaret Burbidge and Eddie Schneider.
Gratitude beyond words to a trio who tried their best (and their best is as good as it gets) to pull out the weeds and cut through the brambles in this book: Jo Keroes, Betty Schafer, and Louise Ure. Thank you for all the TLC. And though I felt obliged to change titles midstream, thank ...you, Betty, for the original and clever: “Beth Be Not Proud.”
Next time?
For two decades, I’ve been privileged to have the late Marilyn Wallace as my dear friend and first reader. This would be a better book and a better world had she been able to stay longer.
ALL’S WELL THAT ENDS One She was the best of mothers, she was the worst of mothers.
She had wisdom, she had foolishness. . . .”
Dennis’s words made me want to snatch the silver martini pitcher from his hand and smash him with it, even though that would make my behavior as inappropriate as his was.
What to read after All's Well That Ends?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Gillian Roberts to read onlineMoreLess
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