Intrigues of the Ordinary

Graham, Malinda

Father & Son Publishing

Part cookbook, part grief therapy Faith in the Kitchen is a healing journey through the hopes and dream of a family, containing recipes collected over 20 years, recipes of "comfort food," as well as memories, devotionals, and stories. We are all unified in our need for physical and spiritual nourishment and this book addresses both needs. Faith Whiteside is a native of North Florida and South Georgia with a M.S. in Home Economics Education from Florida State University. She is a retired teacher, mother of six and grandmother of ten who wrote this cookbook to encourage and empower cooks of all ages to have fun in the kitchen!

Faith in the Kitchen

Whitside, Faith

This is an incredible true story of healing and rehabilitation after a devastating stroke. Marilyn Carpenter was an active, vivacious person and successful professional educator until she had a stroke. She tells the story of her recovery in her own ineffable way, explaining her journey back to mental and physical health and describing in detail the emotional roller coaster that brought her back to living as a whole, functional, fulfilled person again.

A Feather For My Wing: A Life Lost, A Life Regained

Carperter, Marilyn

Quick, easy recipes with gourmet flavors and presentations for people interested in a more healthy conscious diet. This book is categorized by herb, with recipes for appetizers through desserts. A useful introductory guide to cosmetic, medicinal and gift giving uses is included as well as a chapter on organic herb gardening.

The Herb Cookery

Cookbooks, Food & Wine

Frush, Barbara Scoggins

Cooking by Ingredient

﻿  Grandmas Favorite Strawberry Recipes is an exceptional cookbook filled with tempting  strawberry dessert recipes to make every cook a success.  Strawberry desserts rank among those    most preferred by Americans and this book contains the best of the best!  A valuable resource for  entertaining, this volume will help you serve your guests a lavish variety of delectable strawberry  dishes from over 150 taste-tested selections.  Savor culinary delights that range from nostalgically  traditional to the temptingly elegant, all featuring Americas favorite fruit which is loaded with  vitamins, fiber, minerals and disease-fighting phytochemicals.  This treasure features a lay-flat  binding designed with easy-to-read type, helpful hints, concise directions and a cross-referenced  section index to allow you to easily find the best recipe for each occasion.  From the simple to  elegant, this volume has it all.  It is a must read and a great value for the experienced cook and the  beginner alike.

Grandma's Favorite Strawberry Recipes

Coalson, Lanette

Sweet Memories: Desserts From America's Favorite Inns, is an exceptional cookbook filled with tempting dessert recipes to make every cook a success. A valuable resource for entertaining, this book will help you serve your guests a lavish variety of delectable dishes from its 245 taste-tested selections while cultivating your interest in the fascinating array of America's best inns, each presented with illustrations in their region to satisfy your travel yearnings. This treasure features a lay-flat binding designed with easy-to-read type, helpful hints, concise directions and a cross-referenced section index to allow you to easily find the best recipe for each occasion. From the simple to elegant, this volume has it all. It is a must read and a great value for the experienced cook and the beginner alike.

Sweet Memories: Desserts From America's Favorite Inns

Carloftis, Lucille Bowling

Desserts

Homestead by Betsy Bishop Thomas gives an intimate look at the struggles and triumphs of people living in rural Northwest Florida in the late 1800s.  With no conveniences at their rustic, hand-built homes, and with outside communication only by horseriders or the firing of a gun to indicate an emergency, people turned inward - relying on their families almost entirely.  The nearest doctor is many hours away by horseback. Trips to a faraway towns store or to an equally faraway church are rare. Letters sent to or from the post office might be months reaching their destination.  Their food comes almost entirely from animals and poultry raised on the homestead and crops grown on the acreage. Bathing is done in a washtub, when theres enough rainwater.  The women work just as hard as the men - sometimes inside the houses, sometimes outside in the fields and the barns. Gossip is pervasive, perhaps an entertaining respite from the rigors of daily life. Yet, when trouble looms or help is needed, neighbors rally.  Thomas follows the lives of Nate and Melissa York, from the time of their meeting, through their marriage with all its hardships and difficulties, including the death of their first baby, up until the time their home becomes a haven for children previously mistreated in other environments.  Nate cant read or write, but Melissa, 17 years younger, teaches him, and both eventually come to share a full understanding of religious faith after a series of tragedies and mishaps tests their beliefs.  But while Nate and Melissa may get top billing, the roster of other people also is large. The authors narrative peels back the many layers of the various characters heroics, as well as their shortcomings and perversities, demonstrating, sometimes graphically, that these "good old days" were all too often something far from good. Not all the characters are human. There is Dewey, Nates horse, in particular, who is truly like a brother to the man, whose parents lost their lives in a criminal attack when he was just a child. Overall, its an interesting read, not just for those who may have been raised in rural environments, but for anyone who likes to explore character development interwoven with a regional lifestyle, speech patterns and culture

Homestead: An Epic Rich with Emotion in the Post Civil War South

History

Thomas, Betsy Bishop

Americas

When I make an interpretation, I draw from all my knowledge and experience.  I believe that truth and God are always in agreement.  I care not where the truth comes from.  It is my desire to know truth and apply truth to life.  I also believe that all falsehood is against God.  I use the term Satan to refer to falsehood or deception.  I believe that truth enhances life and that falsehood takes away from Life. I believe that we are to make learners of people.  Whatever we do with our lives we will accomplish more if we seek knowledge, understanding and wisdom.  I hope that by reading and thinking about what I have written, you, the reader, will live a more abundant and more enjoyable life.  I hope you come to know the truth that sets one free.  May you become free from ignorance, superstition, falsehood, and ill will. May these writings help you to turn from Satan unto God.

Knowing God

Bumgarner, Wiley

Religion & Spirituality

Knowing God, Vol. 2

Based upon a true story of a young farm girl, Lesson of the Harvest is the riveting account of life on an impoverished farm during the Great Depression and how injustice prevailed during those extreme times in the backwoods of South Georgia. 
As a desperate young woman, Mattie McCarey struggles to recover from the bitterness and trauma of circumstances caused by this lawless society. This compelling story embarks upon Matties love and devotion for a black tenant farmers wife, Sarah, and tells of her youthful comradeship with Sarahs son, Little Tom, and his dreams of escaping the disadvantages of illiteracy and poverty of South Georgia. It encompasses the hurt and pain Mattie feels from the rejection of the mother who gave her away. Eventually, Mattie, who is rooted deep in the countrys soil, is forced to leave the land she loves to bring back what is left of her family and to restore normalcy in her home left marred by unwarranted events. 
Lesson of the Harvest bristles into an explosive encounter between Mattie and the man responsible for the rape and death of a young girl on a neighboring farm. Mattie must come to terms with lessons learned from her devoted and wise grandmother. Does she succeed or does she allow her anger and despair to burn deep within her soul like the burning cross of the Ku Klux Klan?

Lesson of the Harvest

Massey, Jenny

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