[Dialogue] Books "we" wrote

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In a message dated 4/13/2011 7:19:03 A.M. Pacific Daylight Time,  
msphilbrook at gmail.com writes:

I taught some of my grandchildren that the easiest way to write a book  
report is ORID.  Objective - that's easy - Reflective -  your  response to it - 
Interpretive - This is really about -- Decision - I think  I'll recommend 
or not.  They found it goes so easy and lasts a life time  of how do you do 
book reports.  
 
After you write your book - be sure the Archives gets a copy.   We have a 
collection of books written by "us" but we don't have money to buy  copies 
that we don't have and are always looking for donations of books  that "we" 
wrote. Some day I'll send a list of the  ones that archives knows about.  
Marge  Philbrook



Marge,
 
I'll send a copy of Illness as Initiation: An Unlikely  Heroine's Journey 
for the archives.  If  you would like to read a free excerpt, go to 
_http://booklocker.com/books/5100.html_ (http://booklocker.com/books/5100.html) .  
"Spiritual practices, community support augment medicine to heal cancer."
 
Could you put out a list of others of "our" books you're looking  for? I'm 
purging book shelves, looking for good homes.
 
Love and blessings,
Jann McGuire
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