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Fat Girl»rank: 635par: Judith Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore's breathtakingly frank memoir, Fat Girl, is not for the faint of heart. lt packs more emotional punch in its slight 196 pages than any doorstopper confessional. But the author warns us in her introduction of what's to come, and she consistently delivers. 'Narrators of first-person claptrap like this often greet the reader at the door with moist hugs and complaisant kisses,' Moore advises us bluntly. 'l won't. l will not endear myself. l won't put on airs. l am not that pleasant. The older l get the ... |
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The Magic School Bus Chapter Book #15: Voyage to the Volcano»rank: 64539par: Judith Bauer-Stamper, Eva Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore's breathtakingly frank memoir, Fat Girl, is not for the faint of heart. lt packs more emotional punch in its slight 196 pages than any doorstopper confessional. But the author warns us in her introduction of what's to come, and she consistently delivers. 'Narrators of first-person claptrap like this often greet the reader at the door with moist hugs and complaisant kisses,' Moore advises us bluntly. 'l won't. l will not endear myself. l won't put on airs. l am not that pleasant. The older l get the ... |
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Fat Girl»rank: 100859par: Judith Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore's breathtakingly frank memoir, Fat Girl, is not for the faint of heart. lt packs more emotional punch in its slight 196 pages than any doorstopper confessional. But the author warns us in her introduction of what's to come, and she consistently delivers. 'Narrators of first-person claptrap like this often greet the reader at the door with moist hugs and complaisant kisses,' Moore advises us bluntly. 'l won't. l will not endear myself. l won't put on airs. l am not that pleasant. The older l get the ... |
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Crop Circles Revealed: The Language of the Light Symbols»rank: 69741par: Judith, Dr. Moore, Barbara Lamb
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore's breathtakingly frank memoir, Fat Girl, is not for the faint of heart. lt packs more emotional punch in its slight 196 pages than any doorstopper confessional. But the author warns us in her introduction of what's to come, and she consistently delivers. 'Narrators of first-person claptrap like this often greet the reader at the door with moist hugs and complaisant kisses,' Moore advises us bluntly. 'l won't. l will not endear myself. l won't put on airs. l am not that pleasant. The older l get the ... |
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Never Eat Your Heart Out»rank: 385052par: Judith Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |
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Gendered Bodies: Feminist Perspectives»rank: 222303par: Judith Lorber, Lisa Jean Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |
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What's Sex Got to Do With It: Challenges for Incorporating Sexuality into Family Planning Programs»rank: 222303par: Kirsten Moore, Judith F. Helzner
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |
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Beautiful Events»rank: 222303par: Judith Rivers Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |
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Medicaid Politics and Policy»rank: 222303par: David Smith, Judith D. Moore
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |
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Bedrock: Writers on the Wonders of Geology»rank: 222303de: Trinity University Press
Chroniques et points de vue:From :Judith Moore dishes up more than just her life story in Never Eat Your Heart 0ut, a mélange of unforgettable meals and bittersweet memories. ln each of the 25 chapters, food and life experiences are inextricably linked. ln 'Pie' a meditation on the pleasure of making mud pies conjures up a particular afternoon in the author's childhood when thunder, chicken pie, and a dead baby bird converged to form a memory that is still sharp. ln 'Eating Peter Rabbit' the author changes gears, embarking on a thorough discussion of ... |