Child and Family: Concepts of Nursing Practice

Child and Family: Concepts of Nursing Practice

Smith, Marjorie

Medical Books

McGraw=Hill

In the rugged Appalachian Mountains of Kentucky, seventeen-year-old Hannah Mills plans her entire life around love. The young heroine of Hannah from Loam Hill is determined to meet her true love and raise a family. But for Hannah, fate has a different set of plans.Paralyzed after a terrifying ordeal in the woods, the innocent girl is suddenly forced to face life from the steel prison of a wheelchair. Soon Hannah must fight not just her own demons of despair and loneliness, but join her family in a struggle to survive poverty and the aftermath of war. The Mills family proudly bears the pain and worry when Hannah's brothers are drafted to fight in World War II. Hannah finds comfort in writing to GIs fighting far away on the battlegrounds of Europe. Yet despite promises of new love, Hannah soon finds that emotional wounds are often deeper than physical ones as she meets soldiers devastated by the effects of combat. Will Hannah ever be able to find love, or will her disability stand in the way of her dreams? No one can resist the unforgettable story, inspired by true events, of Hannah from Loam Hill, a compelling tale of resilience and one girl's relentless search for true love.

Hannah from Loam Hill: Inspired by a True Story

Romance

iUniverse

These diverse but unified descriptions of original ceremonies, liturgies, and rites offer suggestions for revitalizing traditional liturgical expressions in relation to women's experiences. The works collected here are drawn from the perspectives of Christian, Jewish, African-American, Native American, and Hispanic women.

Women at Worship: Interpretations of North American Diversity

Religion & Spirituality

Christian Books & Bibles

Westminster/John Knox Press

Six Hundred Proverbs and Sayings (from Memory)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

A H Stockwell Ltd

For this compilation Marjorie Smith extracted all the marriages recorded in The "Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly and prepared them in a single alphabetical sequence. Altogether some 10,000 brides and grooms are listed here with the date of their marriage, the name of the county the marriage took place in, and, sometimes, the name of the church and the name of the person performing the ceremony. The following is a list of the marriage records included in this volume: Marriage Record, Franklin County (1803-1830); Marriage Records, Jackson County (1816-1826); Marriage Records, Licking County (1808-1820); Marriage Records, Marion County (1824-1825); Marriage Licenses Issued in Pickaway County (1810-1815); Marriages in Ross County (1803-1806); Early New Connecticut Marriages (Trumbull County) (1800-03); Marriage Record, Washington County (1790-1823); Friends' Marriage Records--Miami Monthly Meeting (1804-1828); Register of Marriages, Putnam Presbyterian Church (1841-1897); Parish Register of St. John's Church, Worthington, Ohio (1833-1875); Parish Register of St. Luke's Church, Marietta, Ohio (1821-1883); and Parish Register of St. Paul's Parish, Marion, Ohio (1849-1870).

Ohio Marriages Extracted from The "Old Northwest" Genealogical Quarterly

History

Americas

Genealogical Pub. Co

Studies of representative community samples of families―normative studies―offer the potential to learn how families function and to investigate family impacts and influences on children.In this lecture, some examples are described of what has been learned from family studies that have methodological, practical, therapeutic, and policy significance. These relate to multiple informants and self versus partner accounts of parenting behavior; concordances in parenting behavior; and the importance of the quality of relationships within the household. The lecture concludes with some comments on access to families, ethics, and the future of normative studies.

Ordinary Families?: Learning About Families and Parenting From Normative Studies (IOE Inaugural Professorial Lectures)

UCL IOE Press

This isn’t how romantic tropical islands are supposed to be. Two vicious murders. Two bodies soaked in blood. In two hotel rooms separated by almost 2000 miles and five decades. A blood-stained photo of Amelia Earhart posing in front of a hospital in Saipan with someone gripping her arm. Trouble is, there’s no evidence that Earhart was ever in Saipan. But if that’s not her in the photo, who is it? And why would someone make it up? Three entwined stories come to an inevitable conclusion on Guam, the island that likes to say it is “Where America’s Day Begins.”

Making Up Amelia

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Yokoi Books

See the best price to sell, buy, or rent books by Smith, Marjorie. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Books by Smith, Marjorie