Books with author Mary Taylor

Excerpt from The Rebellion of the PrincessBut it was an ill jest for the rogue in his clutches, and, minded to end their sport, I shouted to him, in Russ, to look behind the water-butts for the wasp. The fat fool gaped at me in amazement, and the dwarf, darting from his covert, was running full speed for the kitchen before he spied him and made after him. But one of the men, willing to save the little beast, no doubt for the sake of the laugh, tripped the major-domo as if by accident, and down he went in the mud of the court-yard, bellowing and splashing like a whale.I laughed until the tears came into my eyes, and whether he heard me, or thought I had some hand in it, I know not, but when he got to his feet, all be daubed with mud and green slime, he shook his two great fists at me and shrieked defiance; at which I laughed the more. His face grew as red as his beard.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.

Sissy said good-bye to all her angel friends and went to the transformation room to be transformed into a dog. There was a full-length mirror in the room, and she gazed into it after the transformation was completed...and was amazed at what she saw. She was looking at the cutest little puppy she had ever seen... She thought to herself, God is so amazing. I can't believe I ever doubted his wisdom. There are many angels with floppy ears and paws among us. Sissy the Angel Dog is one family's story about their encounter with one of these splendid creatures. Dogs are, without a doubt, man's best friend. Sissy the Angel Dog is a story of life and death, of heartache, and of never-ending faith in God. You will laugh and cry as you read Sissy's story and the impact she had on her family. Sissy the Angel Dog will be sure to make you marvel at the power and love given to the human race by God when he created such loveable animals. The day God created dogs, he just sat back and smiled.

What thoughts might go through the mind of a newborn babe coming to experience this earthly home? Newborns spend a great deal of time in a car seat looking up and out the backseat window. This book gives a little peek into the mind and visual perspective of these children as they make their way through those first months. They are coming down from their heavenly home and looking up in remembrance of their loving exposure to the heavenly host. As they get a glimpse of sky and sun and clouds, could it be part of a grand design for the babes to be in touch with their memories and "feel the comfort of the heaven they knew so well"?