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Leprechaun's Pot of Gold, a guide to Internet Businesses
$14.95US
Print version
$4.95US
PDF version. Full of Wonderful ideas and a step by step
guide, A Leprechaun's Pot of Gold, has inspirational poetry,
advise, wits and wisdoms, quizzes and evaluation
material. This book is written to assist you not only
on your path to self-discovery but indeed to start and run a
website as a hobby or viable business venture.
"May the Wee Sparkle from under the rainbow guide you
to always see the light and love in the world around
you." Once your
order is completed you will be emailed the PDF file. Printed
version signed by author, signed copies are available in limited
quantity so get yours now.
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 Celtic
Attic Cookbook
$11.95US
Print version
$2.95US
PDF version. From the darkest corner of the cupboard, buried with
all the other treasures left to me by the generations that have passed
before... Enjoy the recipes of the Celtic & Scandinavian cultures.
PDF and 6X9 bound printed versions available. Once your
order is completed you will be emailed the PDF file. Printed
version signed by author.
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 Vacuum
Monster $9.95US
Print version
$3.00US
PDF This
is the story of a young boy, Jeremy, who had
hearing problems from birth.
For most of his early years, he had trouble
hearing and loud and shrill sounds would frighten
him.
The worst sound in the world was the
dreaded vacuum cleaner.
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Bug Lady Bug $9.95US
Print version $3.00US
PDF I wrote this poem in 2016 when my
grandson, Sammy came to live with me not under optimum
circumstances. He struggled to sleep with bad dreams
and night terrors. He was obviously experiencing
something I could not comprehend, at the tender age of 9
months old. His father and I would sing, “you are my
sunshine” every night before bed to put his wee mind at
ease.
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