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The brownie is written as a bitch and is likeable or and unbelievable. Otherwise, I am enjoying this famous book from 1997. I go by original releases in a books language, in Cornelia Funke's case, German.

I will give this classic a whirl. I have had several of Cornelia Funke's books in English for years. Here goes the oldest we have.

I disagree with the puritans' reaction to this book. I am most pissed off about anyone thinking that a few swear words as modern city language, is appalling to God but reading 'thrillers' or war tales in which people are harmed or killed is fine. I bristle at calling anyone with an entertainer's career "name-dropping" or a "tell all" when they discuss their life. Everyone has to name the characters of their story.

I am enjoying Mellissa Gilbert's story. I shake my head at her presumptive, narrow-minded Mom. Who doesn't bring children to a Father's funeral and discuss his ascension with them? I prefer the majority, in which Melissa discusses thought processes, emotions, experience, and action that are responsible to herself. I am only pausing occasionally to enjoy mealtimes and blu-ray watching with my spouse & our kitties.

I am in awe that since cihldhood, Melissa could actually "drive a horse team"! It became so second-nature to her, courtesy of Michael Landon apparently doing it since an old show "Bonanza", that I laughed with delight at her statement, when laughing at the new Almanzo actor. "I can drive a team. I can drive a covered wagon. I can drive a stagecoach. Anyone can if they are trained right". Wow, that is fantastic!

I found this this hardcover second-hand in recent years and am glad to give it a whirl. I only know Melissa Gilbert from "Little House On The Prairie" and a brilliant Helen Keller portrayal that I hope was admired widely.

Rob Lowe is fantastic as an author and I am enjoying his second autobiography as much as the first, which praises it highly. These are not only compassionate, funny, riveting, and informative. They are a special set of books healing and bolstering me at the hardest time of my life, top favourites that I consider sacred. Sharing this time and cateogory are Patrick Swayze's, Lisa Niemi's, and Michael J. Fox's books.

I love, admire, and respect Rob Lowe as an author. It is a triumph to obtain copies of his work and I save them as special treats. His writing quality, style, compassion, humour, special insight, and personal stories delight me so much, little would result in anything but five star feedback from me. I urge stopping the rut of viewing celebrities dismissively as authors. They are humans and some write excellently.

I am in chapter 33.

I am on chapter 27.

I am serendipitiously in chapter 22.

I am on chapter 16.

This is an unexpectedly profound story, even though I have appreciated fellow Winnipegger, Martha Brooks before. It depicts families with Aboriginal roots in a beautiful, normal way by not being a social justice lesson.