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“Dive into a dreamlike world of love, courage, magic, and death. Twelve-year-old Piper can travel to the world of angels and, she learns, through time. Rushing back to the past to correct a terrible tragedy, she learns that there are things you can change – and things you cannot. This tale of love that transcends death, courage that transcends time, and the power of compassion will break your heart and heal it, and then leave you still longing for more.”
Boynton Beach, Fl. is the fastest growing Jewish community in America, if you don't count Vegas. Norman belongs to William, who is ruled by Sheila. Oy! What a life for a little bit of friday night Ketubah bliss (wink -wink). A humorous look at Jewish life in the deep South where you have to go North to find the South.
The Pier is a contemporary portrayal of a young woman torn between her first love and the rebound boyfriend. Although Carrie spends most of her time with her new boyfriend, Dave, she can’t stop thinking, dreaming, and occasionally seeing her first love, Toby. The Pier contains a love story within a love story. As Carrie struggles to identify her feelings, she learns that both her mother, Sheila, and her aunt, Dora, each found themselves in similar predicaments, each making a different choice.
Wind, rain, golf, police, garbage, and sadness.
“Dive into a dreamlike world of love, courage, magic, and death. Twelve-year-old Piper can travel to the world of angels and, she learns, through time. Rushing back to the past to correct a terrible tragedy, she learns that there are things you can change – and things you cannot. This tale of love that transcends death, courage that transcends time, and the power of compassion will break your heart and heal it, and then leave you still longing for more.”
Boynton Beach, Fl. is the fastest growing Jewish community in America, if you don't count Vegas. Norman belongs to William, who is ruled by Sheila. Oy! What a life for a little bit of friday night Ketubah bliss (wink -wink). A humorous look at Jewish life in the deep South where you have to go North to find the South.
The Pier is a contemporary portrayal of a young woman torn between her first love and the rebound boyfriend. Although Carrie spends most of her time with her new boyfriend, Dave, she can’t stop thinking, dreaming, and occasionally seeing her first love, Toby. The Pier contains a love story within a love story. As Carrie struggles to identify her feelings, she learns that both her mother, Sheila, and her aunt, Dora, each found themselves in similar predicaments, each making a different choice.
Wind, rain, golf, police, garbage, and sadness.