Most Popular Books by Judy Taylor

Judy lives the reality that death is not the end, that love and a relationship are much stronger. Her heartfelt letters to her mother offer a clear insight into the power of this Love. By sharing this journey others will gain strength and confidence to grow their own relationship with their loved ones. Glen Lord, President of The Grief Toolbox

A personal expression of Judy Taylor''s experience of grief following her mother''s death. The book contains journal spaces for others to explore their own grief experience as a healing tool on their personal journey.

Working with Communities examines the critical ideas about community work and associated concepts such as social inclusion, social capital, community participation, community capacity building, and community partnerships. It provides students with the theoretical foundations of community work related to current practice. Practice skills are explained through excellent case studies, and a range of practitioner perspectives. This blend of practice perspectives assists the reader in their understanding of communities and community work by providing guidance for explaining the complex relationships between government and non-government roles, partnerships and community participation.

This Training Guide is amongst one of the most resourceful and informative out there. Packed full of reliable and tested information - written by a highly experienced Trainer. Easy to read, and in-depth in its nature - you will thoroughly enjoy your journey through it, all while expanding your knowledge. It contains a wealth of interesting facts and reliable information, along with detailed advice for owners. This is one book that is certainly a must-have addition to your collection.

A compelling narrative built from personal letters, tracing the life of a young Australian woman as her private world unfolds against depression, distance, war and profound social change.

Instructional book, covering advanced rug hooking techniques, such as dyeing and creating fine detail

The Boy Who Wrote Poetry is an inspirational story of a young man who followed his dream to write. Although he died tragically at the age of eighteen, he left behind a legacy of poetry that is as transcendent and uplifting today as the day he died in 1970. Told through photographs and interviews with his family and friends, this is the story of a prolific artist who didn''t wait to express his voice. Mark said, "This collection of poetry is my own searching for an identity. I write so that I may understand and so others may understand it, too." "I hope that when my last account is due/That I may cleanse the coarseness from my view/May give so pure a gift of life to youth;/And may the child be wise, at least that day/And realize the depth of truth before/The memory forever fades away; and may/He have the wisdom not to ask for more."

Learn how easy it is to hook heirloom rugs---with yarn! This book includes everything you need to know, from which yarns make the best rugs, detailed rug hooking instructions, how to build your own spiffy frame, and much more! Hundreds of photos and illustrations and many projects to get you started.

A simple story of two young hippos playing in the rain.

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