Annie V Mitchell

Holding Back The Tears

This is true story the setting begins in Edinburgh City where a very shocked a frightened petite Scottish Lassie called Rosie Gilmour, mother to Finlay Sinclair faces an Devastating journey of emotional turmoil which leaves her feeling Vulnerable and sometimes to the extent hostile towards anyone wh...

A Mothers Loss: True words straight from a mothers heart.

My friend Jean told me when she lost her own child she felt so alone when there was no one was around to give her a hug or reassurance that she did not have to face her Grief on her own. This is exactly how I felt after my loss especially during the night or when others who knew me were busy getting...

A MOTHERS LOSS 2nd Edition: Take My Hand And Allow Me To Lead You The Way Towards Comfort and Recovery (Poetry Annie MItchell)

This little collection of Poetry has been written with Mothers in mindand others seeking comfort and support after Loss of a child at any ageincluding stillborn and miscarriage.It is a useful product for those who wish to choose a special Poetry pieceto express their love for their Child when they a...

A MOTHERS LOSS volume 1 & 2: volumes 1& 2 Take My Hand And Allow Me To Lead You The Way Towards Comfort and Recovery Poetry Annie MItchell [

This little collection of Poetry has been written with Mothers in mind and others seeking comfort and support after Loss of a child at any age including stillborn and miscarriage. It is a useful product and Gift for any Parent to express their love for their Child. Sometimes when we are faced with a...

Wheelers, Pointers, And Leaders

The Way it Was: The Colorful History of Tulare County

VISALIA'S FABULOUS FOX: A Theatre Story. Foreword by Annie R. Mitchell.

First Edition, January 2000, first printing, a like-new, unread, unworn, unopened, unmarked, slightly oversized hardcover, with an equally fine unclipped ($39.95) dust jacket, from Jostens Printing and Publishing, Visalia, CA. History of the Visalia Fox Theatre 1928-2000. Text by Newell G. Bringhurs...