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"Lessons Mama Never Taught Me" find out what they are and then spread the word because what mama didn't say can and will hurt you Mama did teach me some things like "Keep your skirt down and your panties up cuz boys only have one thing on their minds. She also told me "What you do in the dark will come out in the light" and of course the all time favorite "Why buy the cow when you can get the milk for free" These were good lessons but the school of hard knocks were the ones I really needed and these are the ones mama missed You will enter Maria's world where education was not a priority...

What happens when you mix faith in Jesus, a dysfunctional family, and abuse with a longing to serve in China, moving to Israel, and the death of your dreams? This highly rated book is a page-turner with something in it for everyone. One thing is certain, once you've finished reading Dvora's story, you'll have discovered a new perspective and new connections to the dots of your own life.

This true story reads like fiction and includes a short discussion guide to help readers look more deeply at the issues raised.

What happens when you mix faith in Jesus, a dysfunctional family, and abuse with a longing to serve in China, moving to Israel, and the death of your dreams? This highly rated book is a page-turner with something in it for everyone. One thing is certain, once you've finished reading Dvora's story, you'll have discovered a new perspective and new connections to the dots of your own life.

This true story reads like fiction and includes a short discussion guide to help readers look more deeply at the issues raised.

"How do you make the transition from bullets and blood on the battlefieldto supermarkets, sidewalks, and Sunday school?"-- Kenny HarringtonWithin these pages is a very personal story of the face of PTSD as seen in the life of a WWII Marine veteran. The book is a sensitive and anguishing unveiling of a soldier returning home from combat, and his personal struggle adjusting to the routines of everyday living. The writing is an effort to show how PTSD, when untreated, leaves its indelible mark on one soldier and his family. My father was a wounded veteran who encountered an unsuspecting enemy...