Books with author Kim Marie

"Amazing Details of Washington's Dining Habits"Martha Washington personally specified each dish to be served in her household… and directed that it be prepared according to directions in this… her family cookbook.Even more amazing than the delicious recipes cooked up in the Martha Washington kitchen… you'll really be astonished to learn who sat at the head of the table and who carved all the meat at the Washington dining table.Martha kept and used her personal one-of-a-kind family cookbook for over fifty years. In 1799, she presented the book to her granddaughter, Eleanor Parke Custis as a wedding gift when she married Lawrence Lewis.The cookbook was handed down from mother to daughter until 1892 when the Lewis family presented it to The Historical Society of Pennsylvania where it still resides today.In 1940, the Society gave special permission to historian Marie Kimball to study the manuscript and prepare a cookbook entitled, “The Martha Washington Cook Book.”Mrs. Kimball fully adapted Martha’s cookbook to practical, modern use. All the recipes were proportioned to our current practice of a formula for serving six people. Each recipe was tested. It is not only correct, but tastes great!The Martha Washington Cook Book by Marie Kimball was published in 1940. It has now, of course, long been out-of-print until this historic 2004 limited edition reprint.

Fun kid party ideas have ideas for theme parties for pre-teens and teenagers. You'll find ideas for specific theme parties as well as foods to have at the party, games to play and how to decorate and hand out party invitations. Find fun ideas to host holiday parties, Hanukkah parties, Valentine's parties, 4th of July parties and more. Find ideas for party locations and afforable party decoration ideas both parents and kids can create. Kids can host a party that won't cost a lot of money.We'll tell you whether store bought or handmade invitations are better and fun ways to get the invitations handed out. Parties need fun games to play, and we'll give you a variety of games to play at each specific theme party. Have a movie night party, a rocking New Year's Eve party, and a cool slumber party your friends won't soon forget! We'll also give you ideas of how to plan your guest list and hold a cool tea party for your friends.Kids love being with their friends and interacting with them, and parties are the best way to get a group of friends together. Plan the coolest party ever and help make lifetime memories for your child.

Fun party games liven up any party for pre-teens as well as teenagers. When a large group of kids get together, the fun should begin!These games are suited for groups of children and may be played inside or outside. Engage the birthday party star as well as his or her friends with stimulating and fun activities.These games keep kids active and are great as team building games for kids. For larger groups of kids, break them down into teams. If there is a smaller group of children, they can play against each other.Indoor games are permissable as long as the room is large enough for the kids to move around in and there is a lot of free space. These classic games let kids of today play games that have been enjoyed all over the world for years. They include birthday party activities, Christmas party games for kids and activities, and Halloween party games for kids and activities.These fun, active games not only let kids have fun but teach them cooperation, interaction and teamwork.These cool party games include games with balloons, beanbags, bubbles, and music. Kids can have fun tossing an egg, playing musical chairs, hot potato and more!With lots of party games, the kids can have fun, get exercise and spend time with their friends!

Martha Washington kept and used her personal one-of-a-kind family cookbook for over fifty years. In 1799, she presented the book to her granddaughter, Eleanor Parke Custis as a wedding gift when she married Lawrence Lewis. The cookbook was handed down from mother to daughter until 1892 when the Lewis family presented it to The Historical Society of Pennsylvania where it still resides today. In 1940, the Society gave special permission to historian Marie Kimball to study the manuscript and prepare a cookbook entitled, "The Martha Washington Cook Book." Mrs. Kimball fully adapted Martha’s cookbook to practical, modern use. All the recipes were proportioned to our current practice of a formula for serving six people. Each recipe was tested. It is not only correct, but tastes great! The Martha Washington Cook Book by Marie Kimball was published in 1940. It has now, of course, long been out-of-print until this historic 2004 limited edition reprint.

Books of the Bible games offer games and fun activities for parents, Sunday school teachers, CCD teachers and elementary school religion teachers.These games foster kids' learning and creativity skills while helping them grow in their knowledge of their faith and the bible. Some games use common household and classroom items while others require inexpensive supplies like construction or computer paper. These games can be printed off for use at home, Sunday school, religion education classes at schools and for vacation bible schools. They can be played at home or school anytime during the year and offer children a fun way to learn about the bible and biblical characters while playing fun games.

Seashell collectors cover a wide range of interest. The Collecting Seashells Field Journal will work for everyone from a child or beginner to a professional collector. Collectors can record Class, Order and size. Relate if the shell was found or purchased by tracking locations, sources, and cost. Grade the condition of the shell as Gem, Fine, Good, or Fair. There is space for a sketch or photo of each shell, as well as remarks. Finally, a catalogue number can be transferred to your larger Collection Data. The Collecting Seashells Field Journal is large enough for recording information and small enough to store in a watertight zip lock bag. It is the perfect gift for the Seashell Collector in your life.

Somewhere, they are watching over you.Hidden away from our world there lies a secret and powerful race, one whose sole purpose in life is to protect humanity. And their one rule - to never reveal themselves to those humans they watch over.But for one Watcher, this is too much to bare.Annabelle North is an eighteen year old freshman at University in the northern English city of Palmer. And it is here, she believes, that she meets Gabriel Glass for the first time. But for Gabriel, he's spent eighteen years watching her, enhancing an undeniable connection more each day. And now, he can no longer keep his existance a secret. What she discovers opens Annie’s eyes to not only the secrecy of a supernatural world beyond her own, but the dangers that come with knowing about it. Gabriel isn't the only one watching her. And he must fight to keep her alive and safe from the clutches of not only the Watchers one enemy, the Takers, who seek a bitter and personal revenge, but the ancient and powerful trio of Watchers, The Elders, who are considering going against all they believe in to make an example of Gabriel and Annie's love. Coming face to face with these dangers means only one thing to Annie – only one side can win. Their paths were never meant to cross, but together it seems they are linked in more ways than even they know. And there are more players in the game than they realize, which signals only one thing. A war is coming.

This delightful series follows the adventures of Murphy, a 20 pound cat who communicates with a meow and a wink. In the first book, Murphy Finds a Home, Murphy's human has gone away and he doesn't understand she won't be back. But there is no great sadness, as Carol and Steve adopt Murphy into a home filled with other characters.Each book in the series gives excellent opportunities to discuss real-life events and issues, and the end of each book gives a hint to what the next one will bring.