This book, in the voice of a dog, is a description of her approach to life. In her warm, lighthearted manner, she shares her philosophies on many subjects, including the individuals with whom she lives. She explains each one with amused tolerance and a great deal of love, recounting incidents which explain their behavior. Part One recalls her history as well as her lifestyle.    Part Two is the more important segment and the purpose of the book. Here she relates the events leading to her trip to the veterinarian and her subsequent transition to Heaven.    With the same delightful enthusiasm, she describes many of the wonders she finds there, including people from her past as well as new friends and experiences.    From there she can watch her family here on earth as well as eat anything she wants anytime she wants it. "So it's the best of both worlds," she claims.    Her positive spin on both worlds cheers the animal lover and is especially uplifting to anyone who has lost a pet.    Children too young to read will enjoy having it read to them, and no adult is too old to enjoy its tender message.

The Best of Both Worlds: A Doggie's Journal by Noel

Schnebly, Lee

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Schnebly, Laurie

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This ambitious biography contains stories of struggle and success, of love and family, and of survival and prosperity for a woman in a world that was challenging for even the most determined man. Together, these accounts define a courageous lady who has left an indelible mark on her state, those lucky enough to know her, and history itself. Ever undaunted, Carolyn Rexroat Warner pushed resolutely past any boundaries she came across. Having honed her natural oratory skills, parlaying them into national speech and debate victories, she spoke influentially on both radio and television. While raising her family in Arizona, she became state superintendent of public instruction and also founded and ran a successful luxury decorating company with her husband. Her personal history reveals fascinating experiences growing up in the Dust Bowl and making headway in local Arizona politics at a time when such doors were largely closed to women. As a speaker, she traveled the world, encountering most interesting situations—what was that about the State Department and geishas? Back home, she happily grounded herself with family and gardening. The advice she offers is playful but honest, born of hard-fought life—another side of the gritty and wonderful American experience.

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Heidinger, Lisa Schnebly

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Sedona Arabella Miller Schnebly followed her husband west when their small Missouri town condemned his Presbyterian religion. Arriving in Arizona Territory in 1901, they planted orchards and hosted early tourists in what is now named Sedona. This vivid journal of her life introduces you to a pioneer family—from their gentle upbringings through adventures with rattlesnakes, trappers, and colorful travels. With 30 photographs from family collections, this volume of Sedona Schnebly's life draws you into a fiercely private woman's life that is by turns amusing, and heartbreaking—and always fascinating.

The Journal of Sedona Schnebly

The Sea of Angles

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Jones, C J

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