Books published by publisher McLoughlin

GET THE KINDLE VERSION FREE WHEN YOU BUY THE PAPERBACK (MATCHBOOK)FULLY UPDATED with recipe descriptions/stories and meal planning advice in general plus more desserts and a new tater tot recipe!What could be better than 35 tater tot casserole recipes all in one place? In addition to the naughty versions like Bacon Ranch, Fully Loaded, Buffalo Bleu Cheese, Chicken Alfredo and all sorts of other happy deliciousness, this amazing cookbook also contains dairy-free, skinny, gluten-free and vegetarian options for those times you want to (or have to!) eat in a more healthy manner!And of course you have to top off a tater tot casserole meal with one of the 13 bonus easy dessert recipes, including Chocolate Suicide, Tutu's Chocolate Stars, Mock Apple Pie and Heavenly Sinful Bars. Your family will love you for this!These recipes will have your family asking for seconds!P.S. Make it for dinner, then heat it up in a pan with scrambled eggs in the morning for leftover delight!Also in print edition and you get the Kindle for free when you buy the print version!

Louisa May Alcott’s first book, Flower Fables has been a classic since its first edition. There is no publication date; the author’s lovely inscription is as follows: “To Ellen Emerson for whom they were fancied, these Flower Fables are inscribed by her friend, The Author. Boston, Dec. 9, 1854.” There is a clear lithograph in semi-profile with her lithographed signature. The cloth cover is both colored and embossed, showing a young girl sitting on a loveseat, reading. The cover colors are magnificent for a book of this age. Typical for a book of its age there is fading throughout and the last page has separated, otherwise, the pages are securely in the book. This book would be a great inclusion for any Alcott collector.

The Beautiful French doll Babette has been kidnapped by pirates and it's up to a Raggedy Ann and Andy to rescue her. After taking a magical balloon ride to Fairyland, Raggedy Ann and Andy meet a most unusual doll -- a soft flannel Camel with wrinkled knees. Stolen from his own nursery years earlier, the Camel Joins Raggedy Ann and Andy in their search for Babette. Along they way, they make friends with a tired old horse, travel to the Land of the Loonies, and reunite a little girl with her brother. They also stumble upon a kindly old witch who helps them find and rescue Babette. But things aren't always what they seem and the Raggedys are in for a big surprise. In this exuberant adventure story, readers will learn a very important lesson about understanding and forgiveness. Celebrate the world of Johnny Gruelle with this enchanting Raggedy Ann and Andy storybook. First published in 1924, Raggedy Ann and Andy and the Camel with the Wrinkled Knees was considered one of the most popular storybooks ever written by Johnny Gruelle.

A personal memoir by a genuine "Son of the Rock"Born on 24th December 1951 in Overtoun Nursing Home in Dumbarton, Scotland the author was educated at West Bridgend Primary School and St Patrick's Secondary Schools.Lived in Clyde Street, Castlehill and Brucehill This book chronicles the life of a Dumbartonian and follows his transition from childhood through the 1950s, his teens in the swinging 60s and finally to adulthood.Overflowing with nostalgic memories of the town and its people, this engrossing book is a poignant, sad and often hilarious collection of true stories .Written in an autobiographical style, it illustrates the humour and character of the close knit community of this small, historic town in Scotland.