Books with author Elizabeth Fellow

In "Tea at Downton - Afternoon Tea Recipes From The Unofficial Guide to Downton Abbey" we share some recipes from the golden age of England. At the height of the power of the British Empire, Mrs Patmore would have every possible kind of delicious ingredients to draw from. In this concise book you’ll learn: • Step by step through how to throw the perfect tea party – Downton Style. From the etiquette behind how to hold one’s tea cup correctly to the recipe for the favourite sandwich of Queen Alexandra of the time. • Wow all of your friends with these simple to follow authentic recipes, and be sure even the Dowager Duchess would be impressed by your social graces. • From the bottom tier sandwiches to the elegant cakes of the top tier, we cover it all. Not forgetting of course the perfect scone recipe and its accompanying jams. • Follow the ways Mrs Patmore would have planned her menus to keep spending to minimum and you too can enjoy a most delightful repast for just a few shilling! So, what are you waiting for? Carson has opened the door to let you in. Let’s see what’s for tea....

*** #1 Best Seller in Brunch & Tea as well as Coffee & Tea ***Come rain or shine in Edwardian England, everything stopped for tea. Downton Abbey was no different.But what would our beloved Crawley household have eaten at their sacred 4 o'clock institution? In "Tea at Downton - Afternoon Tea Recipes From The Unofficial Guide to Downton Abbey" we share some recipes from the golden age of England. At the height of the power of the British Empire, Mrs Patmore would have every possible kind of delicious ingredients to draw from. In this concise book you'll learn:Step by step through how to throw the perfect tea party - Downton Style. From the etiquette behind how to hold one's tea cup correctly to the recipe for the favourite sandwich of Queen Alexandra of the time. Wow all of your friends with these simple to follow authentic recipes, and be sure even the Dowager Duchess would be impressed by your social graces. From the bottom tier sandwiches to the elegant cakes of the top tier, we cover it all. Not forgetting, of course, the perfect scone recipe and its accompanying jams. Follow the ways Mrs. Patmore would have planned her menus to keep spending to the minimum and you too can enjoy a most delightful repast for just a few shillings!So, what are you waiting for? Carson has opened the door to let you in. Let's see what's for tea....Scroll up and get your copy of "Tea at Downton - Afternoon Tea Recipes From The Unofficial Guide to Downton Abbey". You'll be glad you did!

This one-stop source for children's programs offers thematic rhymes, fingerplays, and songs about seasons, weather, and holidays.There are many books designed to help librarians and teachers come up with programming ideas, but here is one that compiles, organizes, and indexes texts and tunes thoroughly. This unparalleled collection, a follow up to the author's popular Big Book of Animal Rhymes, Fingerplays, and Songs, is organized around the four seasons, focusing on children's rhymes, fingerplays, songs, and poems relating to weather, time, and holidays.Designed as a one-stop resource to help librarians and educators find material for their programs quickly and easily, the book features approximately 300 songs, rhymes, and fingerplays, including some Spanish-language versions. Material is topically arranged and presented in a format that can easily be reproduced. There is a thematic index and generous cross-referencing, as well as age/grade levels that will help readers determine which material is best suited to a particular audience. Music for accompaniments is included, as are directions for performing the fingerplays.• Approximately 300 public domain works • Alphabetical organization for easy access• Musical scores and full lyrics for songs • An extensive bibliography of works in the public domain, as well as current resources• Title, author, and first-line indexes and ample cross-referencing

Ducks are supposed to like flying. After all, its a natural thing for them to do. But Wilber the duck is terrified of flying too high. As his mother tries to help him, Wilber flies with his eyes closed. He is just too frightened to look down. Even after he promises his mother he will try to fly higherand with his eyes openno amount of coaxing convinces Wilber to take wing with his duckling friends. But one day when a sly red fox tries to grab his mother and take her away, Wilber must decide whether he can soar high into the big blue sky and save the day or let that nasty fox have his way. In this childrens tale, a young duck who is scared to fly high must summon the courage to overcome his fear in order to rescue his mother from a hungry fox.

Ducks are supposed to like flying. After all, its a natural thing for them to do. But Wilber the duck is terrified of flying too high. As his mother tries to help him, Wilber flies with his eyes closed. He is just too frightened to look down. Even after he promises his mother he will try to fly higherand with his eyes openno amount of coaxing convinces Wilber to take wing with his duckling friends. But one day when a sly red fox tries to grab his mother and take her away, Wilber must decide whether he can soar high into the big blue sky and save the day or let that nasty fox have his way. In this childrens tale, a young duck who is scared to fly high must summon the courage to overcome his fear in order to rescue his mother from a hungry fox.

Ducks are supposed to like flying. After all, its a natural thing for them to do. But Wilber the duck is terrified of flying too high. As his mother tries to help him, Wilber flies with his eyes closed. He is just too frightened to look down. Even after he promises his mother he will try to fly higherand with his eyes openno amount of coaxing convinces Wilber to take wing with his duckling friends. But one day when a sly red fox tries to grab his mother and take her away, Wilber must decide whether he can soar high into the big blue sky and save the day or let that nasty fox have his way. In this childrens tale, a young duck who is scared to fly high must summon the courage to overcome his fear in order to rescue his mother from a hungry fox.

Out in the Park one day, children, I met a little boy not bigger than you are, who told me that he liked stories about a boy and a dog and the things they did together. He said that it must be a real boy and a real dog, and there must be other animals in the story, not great, big, fierce ones, but just neighborly ones-animals a boy might, perhaps, meet when he went for walks in the woods-and take pictures of and get to know. So this is the story of the way a real boy and a real dog spent their first summer in the real country; and the fun they had together.

"A recipe for happiness: four women, one medieval Italian castle, plenty of wisteria, and solitude as needed. The women at the center of The Enchanted April are alike only in their dissatisfaction with their everyday lives. They find each other-and the castle of their dreams-through a classified ad in a London newspaper one rainy February afternoon. The ladies expect a pleasant holiday, but they don't anticipate that the month they spend in Portofino will reintroduce them to their true natures and reacquaint them with joy. Now, if the same transformation can be worked on their husbands and lovers, the enchantment will be complete."

Have you ever taken a trip or attended an event you wished would never end? In The Farewell, you will understand that such a thing is possible. Join Victoria as, once again, she leads us into new and exciting Kingdom truths. Together we will learn that there are always lessons to be learned, secrets to be shared, and new adventures to explore. When you are embraced by the KING, anything is possible ... and a tea party with the KING never has to end! An ordained minister with AEGA Ministries Int'l., Dr. Elizabeth Foy has taught the Word of God for forty-three years. Vice President of AEGA's Women for Christ Division and an internationally featured speaker, Rev. Foy chairs AEGA's Credentialing Committee and is Director of the AEGA Executive Board. She and her husband, Ray (a member of AEGA International Council of Bishops), founded Highways & Hedges Ministries in 1996. An evangelistic teaching ministry with a world vision, Highways & Hedges supports approximately six hundred (600) children in several third world countries, a primary objective being the rescue of adolescent and pre-adolescent girls sold into child prostitution. Dr. Foy enjoys the unique honor of having served as the only female chaplain of motorcycle clubs in the southeastern U.S., logging thousands of miles ministering the Gospel to the biker community. She helped found Kairos Outside of Louisiana - a ministry to the loved ones of those incarcerated, and currently conducts regular worship services in several prisons. Dr. Elizabeth and "Bishop Ray" regularly minister at conferences, retreats, and seminars. Currently the major emphasis of their domestic ministry is hosting "The King's Tea" - a one or two day event focusing on an intimate worship experience with the King.