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• Aug. 23, 2007 - Stillmeadow

I found a gem of a book at the library last week... it is titled The Book of Stillmeadow, by Gladys Taber.  It is an old book.  Copyright, 1948.  From what I have been able to find out, Gladys Taber wrote for The Ladie's Home Journal.  The Book of Stillmeadow is a sort of a journal about her life in the country.  She muses about cooking on her woodstove, gardening, painting lawn furniture...it is simply an easy, peaceful read.  I am enjoying it very much.  It is the perfect book for lazy summer days. 

I plan to read a few of her other books, although they are out of print, so I will try to locate them through inter-library loan.  She wrote a book about flower arranging and a cookbook, that I know of for sure.  I just love it when I come across an old, forgotten author or an old, forgotten book.  What a treasure!

 

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• Sep. 5, 2007 - old books, old treasures

Posted by SweetPrincess
My husband and I came across an old book that was his grandfathers. According to the inscription it was given to him in 1929. It is by an author named Margaret Lenk and has two stories about children being led to Christ. Beautifully written, a lost art as far as the way in which is was written and the way our relationship with the LORD is perfectly portrayed. The title is "The Winning of Willie".
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• Sep. 29, 2007 - Gladys Taber

Posted by Shelley
I hope that you'll visit this website...

http://groups.msn.com/StillmeadowFriends

It's a site devoted to Gladys Taber.
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