10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «MUM'S THE WORD»
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mum's the word in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
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Mum's
the Word: A Flower Shop Mystery
Abby Knight is the proud owner of her hometown flower shop, but a new low-cost competitor is killing her profits-and a black SUV just rammed her vintage Corvette in a hit-and-run.
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Mum's
the Word:
The High-Flying Adventures of Eve Branson
Eve Branson's life reads like a fast-paced adventure novel.
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Mum's
the Word:
The Untold Story of Motherhood in New Zealand
"Account of New Zealand motherhood over the past century"--Back cover.
A cocktail of murder, mystery and humour, featuring the amateur sleuth, Ellie Haskell.
This is a book about motherhood ¿ our introduction to it, our methods of coping with the ups, downs and side-swipes, and our relationships with our mothers.
Ann andrews, Kenina Court, Lisa Er, Brenda Kirk, Lina Long, Helen Macky, Debbie Mayo-Smith, Robin Pearce, Marlen Smith, Vanessa Sunde, Raewyn Weller & Aunty Bea Yates,
2007
Something strange is going on at Mudpuddle Farm. Eggbert the goat is not himself at all. Instead of grumbling, he's singing and dancing, and he's even greedier than usual.
Michael Morpurgo, Shoo Rayner,
1995
In less than ten years, Gail Reynolds has grown a home-based business from Zero to turning over Six million pounds a year and helped countless other mums and women worldwide follow her lead.
Whoever said life began at 40 was dead right... A riotous romantic comedy about never-ending motherhood, second chances and growing old disgracefully.
A collection of sayings most mothers use, and most children remember, with fond amusement.
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Mum's
the word:
the wit and wisdom of a semi-sweet grandmother
Shares the humorous and poignant experiences of new grandmothers adjusting to their role, and portrays their outlooks on life
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «MUM'S THE WORD»
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Mum's the word
If you are a single woman and want to rent a house, take tips from author Samhita Arni who was on a house-hunting spree for a while. Initially ... «Bangalore Mirror, Jul 15»
Mum's The Word - July 21, 2015
Are you a starfish, pillow-hugger, a spooner, or do you go for the curled up foetal posture? I always thought William liked sleeping in the same ... «Blackpool Gazette, Jul 15»
Mum's the word about defections
Stephen Wade. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. TORONTO — The manager of Cuba's baseball team at the Pan Am Games wanted nothing to do ... «Canada.com, Jul 15»
Mum's the word on new Mass. Life Sciences head
A spokesman for Jay Ash, pictured here, declined comment on most aspects of the search for a new head of the Massachusetts Life Sciences ... «Lowell Sun, Jul 15»
The Open: Mum's the word for high-flying Danny Willett
Danny Willett set a testing clubhouse target in the weather-affected Open Championship yesterday, then revealed he was soon brought back to ... «Belfast Telegraph, Jul 15»
Mum's the word on Monterey
There's no word on the future of the former Monterey Shock Incarceration Camp from Empire State Development Corp., the state agency that ... «Corning Leader, Jul 15»
Mum's the word for Willett
Danny Willett set a testing clubhouse target in the weather-affected Open Championship on Friday, then revealed he was soon brought back to ... «Irish Independent, Jul 15»
Mum's the Word: Quality Time for Working Parents 101
Just because we are away from home for 9-10 hours a day doesn't mean that we can't have quality time with our kids too. Photo Credit: Heather ... «GoLocalPDX, Jul 15»
Adobe patches Flash to quash last two zero-days unearthed in …
"Mum's the word about Flash from Microsoft," tweeted Andrew Storms, vice president of security services at San Francisco-based security ... «Computerworld, Jul 15»
Raising a family and running a business - mum's the word
Raising a family and running a business - mum's the word. It's one of those cheesy terms we hear from America, but the reality is that more Irish ... «Irish Independent, Jul 15»