Nana’S Place


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This book visualizes children everywhere no matter where they are, and what they are doing really doesn't matter because angels are always around. They are watchers and protectors of the human generations while appearing in dreams and in real-life experiences. This angel seems to be watching over these kids for a particular reason. Nana owns this town, and it's a kid fun zone, and everything is free to the kids. When they jump into the little red wagon, they are invisible to all until they jump out of the little red wagon. This book allows kids to use their imagination.




Nana's Place


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Theres An Iguana in My Toilet was inspired by true events at Fort Clayton, Republic of Panama, around 1980. One of her friends had a real iguana in her toilet. This is not as strange as it sounds if youve ever been to the tropics. This book introduces children and adults to the antics of many people in a community setting. This book is one in a series entitled Nanas Place. Hope you enjoy reading it as much as living it was for the author and her friend. Wishing you many giggles. Enjoy and come back soon!




Nana's Place


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When Jojo wants to remember his grandmother, he and his grandfather visit Nana's place, a garden alive with sights, sounds, and fragrances she loved.




No Mirrors in My Nana's House


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A girl discovers the beauty in herself by looking into her Nana's eyes.




Nana's Place


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My Nana's Garden


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Grandmother's Garden is tangled with weeds, "Wildflowers, says grandma, food for the bees." A little girl visits her grandmother in summer and winter, and together they explore the wonders of Grandmother's garden. One day, Grandmother isn't there anymore, but as winter gives way to spring, the girl learns that life goes on and so does the memory of those we love.




Papa and Nana’s House


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If school-aged children were in charge of their family vacation, their first choice would be to go to their grandparents’ house because it’s fun, and they can do whatever they want to do at their grandparents’ house. Children know that when it comes to their grandparents, grandkids do no wrong and are in control.




Passing Through


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The novel traces the life of Jack Moran from a Boston Irish ghetto, to the military, a post-retirement job; and resident of a home for elderly persons, where he passes on. Jack has a secret of which he is saddened. It happened in Vietnam when he accidentally shot and killed a Vietnamese family. The novel begins with a part discussion of the incident and concludes with details of the full incident. Throughout the book, Jack tells of many experiences, some humorous and some tragic.




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The Animal Hour


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DIVVoices invade a young woman’s head, compelling her to kill/divDIV/divDIVWhen Nancy Kincaid comes into work, an unfamiliar woman tells her to leave. This is Nancy Kincaid’s office, the woman says, but you are not Nancy Kincaid. As Nancy protests, her memory grows fuzzy and her reason seems to slip away. None of her workmates recognize her, and she is distracted by a voice in her head that suggests she shoot them all./divDIV /divDIVEjected from her office, she collects herself in the park. A homeless man pesters her, mumbling that at eight o’clock—the animal hour—there is someone she has to kill. Over and over she tells him to leave, until she finds the pistol in her purse. She kills the bum and sets off a whirlwind of insane violence that will not stop until the animal hour comes to pass./div