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Joyce Brown Family Favorites From an All-American Family of Lebanese Descent #Cookbook

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Joyce Brown shares a collection of traditional Lebanese recipes that were passed down through four generations.  In her book, Family Favorites, Joyce shares her family’s way of cooking.  The book is a cookbook that catalogs some of the best Lebanese-American and family favorite recipes from the personal collection of the author’s mother, intertwined with poignant family stories, photos, and recipe tips.

Family Favorites from an All-American Family of Lebanese Decent offers a variety of recipes with beautiful  colored illustrations.  Family Favorites has simple preparation instruction, helpful tips, even serving suggestions.  Family Favorites brings  home cooked meals from the stove to the family table.  

Authentic Lebanese recipes such as: kibbi, kusa, rolled grape leaves, pocket bread, hummus, tabouli, and a variety of lamb and chicken dishes.

Family Favorites will bring joy  to cooking, and sharing these dishes with loved ones.

Available at the LifeRich Publishing Online Bookstore, Barnes and Noble, and Amazon

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Don’t Ever Look Behind Door 32 by B.C.R. Fegan #Bookworm

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The magical Hotel of Hoo has plenty of rooms that you can look through.  The only stipulation of Hotel of Hoo is, “Don’t Ever Look Behind Door Number 32!”  Your host, Mr. Nicholas Noo will make sure it is something you know.

Hotel Hoo is a place that holds  unusual guests who also know the one rule of Hotel of Hoo.  They know  you don’t ever look behind door number 32 as room by room that’s what your told.

Don’t Ever Look Behind Door Number 32  is more than a what not to do at Hotel of Hoo.  it is a book that gives the child a fun and interesting way to count.  Each numbered room brings the reader closer to the forbidden door of 32.

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Only those who read it through will find out why you  “Don’t Ever Look Behind Door Number 32.”

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The Kookaburra’s Laugh by Kim Taylor #Bookworm

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If you want to be trusted, be honest. The Kookaburra’s Laugh follows Kenny the Kookaburra as he tries to fool and steal his friends’  Kylie the Kookaburras’ food. Kylie trusts Kenny because that is  the way she is,  trusting. Then Kennys’ scheme backfires and he becomes the joke of the Australian bush and gets to learn a lesson he will not  soon forget. The message in this colorful, lovely book is that lies and deceit are not the path to happiness.  I never tire of reading this book to my grandchildren because it has a message for us all.  Big or small, a lie is a lie.