Books with author O. Douglas

You want to have a bullet journal, but you don't have the time or the ideas to finish one and make it picture-worthy. The Not So Bullet Journal takes the hard work out of it for you, so you can spend your time filling it in and making it yours. With some pages left intentionally blank, you can add your own creativity to your Not So Bullet Journal and make it work for you.

"Written for children 1–5 Donna Douglas loves all kinds of animals, and this inspiring picture book for children reveals how important that love was when she was about to lose the family farm. How did the animals, and one old horse in particular, save the day?This is the first in a series of Mulberry Acres Farm books published by Bridge–Logos Foundation, Inc. It conveys an important motivational message for both children and their parents about never giving up, the power of love, and the importance of prayer, devotion, and faith.Children will love this book, because it is about all kinds of animals and life on the farm. The illustrations and the story combine to give the reader a sense of adventure and the ultimate triumph of perseverance in the face of seeming defeat. What does Old Thunder, the horse, show us? He lets us know that what others say is less important than what we believe deep within and what we do with that belief."

Very Good. See scans and description. New York: Berkley Windhover Books, 1978. First printing of the Berkley Windhover paperback edition. "The Douglas Opinions", an aggregation by editor Vern Countryman of some of the most seminal legal opinions rendered by the great Supreme Court justice, William O. Douglas. ISBN 0425039129. Octavo, illustrated perfect-bound wraps, 480 pp. (xiv + 465 + 1 ). Very Good; moderate signs of wear to covers (see cover scans), small inked previous owner's name at top edge of half-title page. Contents immaculate. Stoutly bound, apparently never read. See scans. L10n

As Elly May Clampett on the long - running hit television show, ''The Beverly Hillbillies,'' Donna Douglas was noted for her love of ''critters.'' Her portrayal was true to life, because she was raised on a Louisiana farm, where she developed a love for both domestic and wild animals. In the Mulberry Acres Farm series, she presents delightful stories that express enduring lessons to be gained from the animal kingdom. In this volume, an old horse, long past its prime, shows how anyone can accomplish great things with the proper motivation.