Finding J. Hubbard
- 196 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Elizabeth Young Book order
Drawing from extensive experience in telecommunications and satellite industries, this author brings a unique perspective shaped by her career in radio and leadership roles within international communications companies. Her academic background, including teaching appointments at several universities and a doctorate from Columbia University, provides a rich foundation for her insights. The author's writing likely reflects a blend of practical expertise and scholarly rigor, offering nuanced analyses of complex subjects. Her work delves into the intricate connections between technology and human interaction on a global scale.
- 2020
- 2018
The Hand in the Window
- 180 pages
- 7 hours of reading
Jay Berg's life could have been better. He had recently separated from hiswife after losing his job at the factory where they both worked. His wife wasnow seeing another coworker, Jay was living in an apartment at a friend'shouse, and his days consisted of holding a traffic sign at a construction site. Then Jay saw the hand in the window¿ Could Jay make his brother-in-law, Vic Bartle, believe there was somethinggoing on at the vacant house near the work site? Would Vic think this was amerely a result of Jay's drinking? And when Jay's son went missing, wouldJay be able to help solve the mystery of the hand in the window¿
- 2014
Chilli Cookbook
Over 150 Delicious Recipes Shown in 250 Sizzling Photographs
- 224 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Featuring a diverse array of recipes, this collection offers something for every culinary enthusiast. From flavorful soups and broths to zesty dips, salsas, and appetizers, it caters to all tastes. Main meals and vegetarian options are included, alongside refreshing salads, ensuring a variety of dishes to spice up your cooking repertoire.
- 2003
A Girl's Best Friend
- 308 pages
- 11 hours of reading
The book humorously contrasts the loyalty and simplicity of dogs with the complexities of human relationships, particularly focusing on the pitfalls of romantic encounters. It highlights the straightforward affection and companionship dogs provide, suggesting they are preferable to men who often boast about past relationships. Through witty observations, the author explores themes of loyalty, love, and the uncomplicated joy that pets bring to our lives.
- 2002
A Promising Man (and about Time, Too)
- 416 pages
- 15 hours of reading
The story features the charmingly wicked Harriet and the equally delightful John, whose chemistry is undeniable, akin to the perfect pairing of scones and clotted cream. However, Harriet struggles with allowing herself to embrace this connection fully. This romantic comedy blends humor and wit, showcasing the challenges of vulnerability in relationships while delivering a fun and engaging narrative.
- 2000
Asking for Trouble
- 404 pages
- 15 hours of reading
Sophy's single and happy about it. She likes her life. She does, however, have an imaginary boyfriend, a little white lie whose sole purpose is to keep her mother off her back. Which is fine until his presence is demanded at a family wedding.
