10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DAUGHTER-LIKE»
Discover the use of
daughter-like in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
daughter-like and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Mother-Daughter Book Club
When the mothers of four sixth-grade girls with very different personalities pressure them into forming a book club, they find, as they read and discuss "Little Women," that they have much more in common than they could have imagined.
Heather Vogel Frederick, 2007
2
The greatest gift of all is-- a
daughter like you: loving ...
This collection gives voice to every parent's deepest feelings, in beautiful words that every daughter will enjoy reading time and again throughout the years.
Blue Mountain Arts, SPS Studios, 2002
Bessie, the middle daughter, is always the one who gets in trouble with their father when he moves the family to London after their mother's death, but she and her sisters must figure out how to survive on their own when he walks out of the ...
4
What a
Daughter Needs From Her Dad: How a Man Prepares His ...
Treat your daughter like she has a brain. Your daughter needs to feel like her life
is both purposeful and valuable. And there is nothing that denigrates both
purpose and value more than a feeling of stupidity— the ''I'm Too Dumb
Syndrome.
5
Becoming Achilles: Child-sacrifice, War, and Misrule in the ...
The explicit sexual component of the relationship between the husband and
father, Agamemnon, and his favorite, daughter-like female captives in the Iliad, as
well as his dependence on them for his honor, may express, at a comfortable ...
Richard Kerr Holway, 2011
6
The Mother /
Daughter Plot: Narrative, Psychoanalysis, Feminism
16 At the end of the novel, mother and daughter, like Demeter and Persephone,
are reunited in physical closeness, even while they perpetuate a culture-wide
silence about the female plot they have shared: "What wretchedness her child
had ...
7
I Am My Mother's
Daughter: Making Peace with Mom--Before ...
A mother's words and actions can sting a daughter like nothing else. But a
daughter can do an effective job of zinging her mother, too. And the
quintessential agony for a mom must come from hearing her daughter say, “I wish
you were dead.
8
American Proverbs about Women: A Reference Guide
... your daughter when you can; Marry your daughter and eat fresh fish betimes [
which means that the marriage of one's daughter, like the eating of fresh fish,
should be done as soon as possible.']). Thus, the raising of a daughter is actually
the ...
9
Investigations in Yeast Functional Genomics and Molecular ...
We define mothers and pseudo-mothers as “mother-like,” and daughters and
pseudo-daughters as “daughter-like.” Remarkably, these combined data sets
collapsed onto one plot for all mother-like cells and a different plot for all
daughter-like ...
10
Dickens and the
Daughter of the House
The beaten (and beaten down) daughter, like the grim Pleasant, or like Dickens
himself, has only two escapes: more work, and more fiction. Jenny's imaginative
gifts seem linked to her connections to the deathplots. She came to her friendship
...
