Charlene Ann Baumbich has won a loyal following of readers with the first three books in the Dearest Dorothy series, featuring the amusing and touching adventures of the townspeople of Partonville. Now Charlene Baumbich uses her wonderful gift of storytelling to celebrate the simple pleasures of life in this heartwarming and hilarious story. Amid assigning d
| Title | : | Dearest Dorothy, Who Would Have Ever Thought?! (Welcome to Partonville) |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.90 (811 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 014303619X |
| Format Type | : | Paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 352Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2015-6-5 |
| Language | : | English |
Charlene Ann Baumbich has won a loyal following of readers with the first three books in the Dearest Dorothy series, featuring the amusing and touching adventures of the townspeople of Partonville. Now Charlene Baumbich uses her wonderful gift of storytelling to celebrate the simple pleasures of life in this heartwarming and hilarious story. Amid assigning duties and preparing recipes, everyone tries to ignore bossy acting mayor Gladys McKern. The fourth book in the series finds the residents of Partonville preparing for a festive Thanksgiving dinner at the local church. Meanwhile, Jessica Joy struggles with an unexpected turn of events, Katie Durbin considers another real estate project, and Dearest Dorothy doles out advice and love in equal amounts to everyone.
About the Author Charlene Ann Baumbich is the author of the previous three books in the Partonville series. She is the author of six nonfiction books of humor and inspiration. Baumbich is also an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Today’s Christian Woman, and numerous other publications. . A popular speaker, journalist, and author, for several years she has lectured to women’s groups and retreatsHas a couple of surprises that will delight the little ones and make them giggle.Written and illustrated by Aaron Zenz. I have just decided to homeschool my kids, and my son who is almost 4 is already reading some words. Still the same opinion and I"ve commented on both in this review)Our full disclosurewe bought the book and workbooks.My wife and I have been on the diet for 4 weeks. Nice thick paper stock. So much information. Anyway, my kids loved it but each kid is different.. Lani is on Easton’s case like white on rice about all of these sudden changes in her grandmother.The two are both suspicious of one another after a few interesting incidents. The explanations of this could have been heavy and wordy and potentially bogged the whole story down in sci-fi. There has been a spate of small, soft-cover books recently published on the great liners.Most are disappointing. Not at all.Second, this is a *carving* book basically. All of this insanity is held together by the outstanding art. I would recommend this book to anyone who has even the slightest interest in the field of employment discrimination law. One of the most important text of Buddhism! It really makes a difference in my life and should be read for anyone that has the opportunity to be in touch with it.. Scotchie threads his personal experiences with easy to understand scripture examples to show God&rsquA popular speaker, journalist, and author, for several years she has lectured to women’s groups and retreats. She is the author of six nonfiction books of humor and inspiration. Charlene Ann Baumbich is the author of the previous three books in the Partonville series. Baumbich is also an award-winning journalist whose work has appeared in the Chicago Tribune, Today’s Christian Woman, and numerous other publications.
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