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Two Shall Be One is a humorous account of dating and finding the perfect mate. It recounts funny adventures the author had during high school, college and beyond as she searched for the perfect male to marry. It is humorous and lighthearted and is sure to give you a lift!

Put One Foot in Front of the Other is a series of short humorous essays based on the authors experience. It focuses on inspiring oneself to move on when life is problematic. It is a quick read for woman of all ages. For those who read When In Doubt...Inspirational Ideas to Lift you up and Dust You Off, also by Mary Shafer it is written in a similar style.

The book has inspirational ideas for women who are in a slump and looking to reclaim joy in their lives. It is full of funny anecdotes and techniques to get rid of the blues and live your life to the fullest. It is based on the author's own personal experience and things that have worked for her. The book is uplifting, positive and fun! If you need to smile- this should do the trick!

The Other Side of the Table chronicles the author's experiences from a new naive school psychologist working in the educational system to a seasoned student advocate with children of her own. Her personal and professional lives became closely interwoven and she was forced to make some heart wrenching, educationally appropriate decisions for her children. It is a story about trusting your professional knowledge even when your emotions waiver. It is true, candid and laced with humor. This is a story of growth, change and proof that when we have faith in a higher power, we will always come out...

August 18-20, 1955: Three terrifying days and nights still remembered with awe in the Delaware River watershed. Record-breaking rainfall from back-to-back hurricanes- Connie, then Diane-abruptly ended a withering drought, but the relief was short-lived. It was soon overshadowed by terror and destruction that tore away bridges and ripped houses from their foundations. From the river's headwaters in the Catskills and through the Poconos, excessive runoff surged down steep slopes and through valleys on both sides of the river. Tributaries swelled unbelievably, some rising thirty feet in fifteen...