Freckles: Angel On Her Shoulder

Freckles: Angel On Her Shoulder Review



Western Washington State - Two cantankerous characters, fifty somethings fall in love - a lady state trooper and a software mogul. She is widowed, he is a confirmed bachelor. Sparks fly, but a relationship is born or should we say reborn - they do not remember their first meeting as children who shared many interests. She was seven and he was nine when they met on that Whidbey Island beach long ago. Little did the lovers know of the coming storm - it would put their very lives on the line. They were troubled with premonitions. Fate would put them together at the wrong place at the wrong time - or so it seems, in the path of dangerous fanatics. Thrust into the fire, these defenders of the homeland and a handful of others faced the fight of their life on that icy wet November night against a determined terrorist cell with big plans. Would the couple survive to their wedding day? Would they even survive the night? Divine intervention from another character of supernatural persuasion, which had followed them from their very births, might help their odds. This 'secret' friend could have been responsible for incidents and accidents in their past that led up to this stormy November night. "That hillbilly angel is meddlin' agin'!" The author, Eric G. Waggoner was born May 24, 1956 in Everett, Washington and has lived in western Washington most of his life. He is a production worker at the Boeing Company in Everett and a freelance writer. This is his first novel offering, a dark somewhat romantic comedy with a good helping of dangerous adventure and explosive action involving a couple of cantankerous hillbillies. He cites various influences - Hunter S. Thompson, Tom Robbins, Ken Kesey, James Michener and others too numerous to mention. A teller of tall tales, he hopes this is tall enough for you. Eric now lives in Marysville with his wife and his 16 year old daughter.


Freckleface Strawberry

Freckleface Strawberry Review



If you have freckles, you can try these things:
 
1) Make them go away. Unless scrubbing doesn't work.
 
2) Cover them up. Unless your mom yells at you for using a marker.
 
3) Disappear.
 
Um, where'd you go?
Oh, there you are.
 
There's one other thing you can do:
 
4) LIVE WITH THEM!

Because after all, the things that make you different also make you YOU.
 
From acclaimed actress Julianne Moore and award-winning illustrator LeUyen Pham comes a delightful story of a little girl who's different ... just like everybody else.


Freckle Juice - 1986 publication

Freckle Juice - 1986 publication Review



Shows some signs of wear, and may have some markings on the inside. 100% Money Back Guarantee.


Jeremy Jeckles Hates Freckles

Jeremy Jeckles Hates Freckles Review



There are a lot of freckle stories around, but none so cutting edge as this perennially favourite story. Geraldine Ryan-Lush's first book for kids deals with an ordinary little boy being catapulted to stardom and fame after being shunned by his classmates and the brunt of cruel taunts from boys and girls alike. The object of his fame? His hated freckles of course! After being literally picked off the street by three fast-talking talent scouts, Jeremy has the proverbial meteoric rise to fame, only to discover that the only thing he really gives a darn about is to get back down, to being a kid again-freckles or no freckles.


Freckle Juice/One in (Lib)(CD)

Freckle Juice/One in (Lib)(CD) Review



Judy Blume's beloved children books have earned her the National Book Foundation's Medal for Distinguished Contribution to American Letters and a place on the New York Times best-seller list. This delightful recording delivers two of Blume's most charming tales. In Freckle Juice, second-grader Andrew Marcus wants very much to have freckles. So, much to his mother's dismay, he buys some "freckle juice" from a classmate for 50 cents. But when the juice doesn't work, Andrew decides more drastic measures are called for. The One in the Middle Is the Green Kangaroo introduces Freddy Dissel, who, as the middle child in the family, never feels very important. But when he hears his school is putting on a play, he thinks that a starring role may be just what he needs to prove he's special after all.


Laddie, A True Blue Story

Laddie, A True Blue Story Review



That spring I decided if school didn't stop pretty soon, I'd run away again, and I didn't in the least care what they did to me. A country road was all right and it was good enough, if it had been heaped up, leveled and plenty of gravel put on; and of course our road would be fine, because father was one of the commissioners, and as long as he filled that office, every road in the county would be just as fine.


Freckles! (Barbie Golden Super Shape Book)

Freckles! (Barbie Golden Super Shape Book) Review



Moving to a new neighborhood is never easy but Barbie helps Nicole work through her uncomfortable feelings about being the new girl on the block.