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Blog postGet your FREE Kindle download of Which Hat Halloween — October 22 through 26 at Amazon.com! This book is also currently free for Kindle Unlimited subscribers, and it’s available for purchase in paperback format!
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Blog postNow that we are starting to get hang of writing and illustrating our stories, we published yet another Tale from Laura Bear’s Garden on Kindle today! I love the layout of the pages and the way the colors “pop” off the page. As usual, it will be a week or two until the book is … Continue reading Getting the Hang of This….
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Happy Fourth of July Everyone! We are celebrating the day by adding another children’s book to my Kindle publications, and we are so excited to share it with you! Get your digital copy from Amazon TODAY —
Paperbacks will be available in a week or two.
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Blog postI am working with my daughter and trying my hand at a new endeavor — writing for children! Introducing our first book…. Who Broke the Moon?: A Tale from Laura Bear’s Garden! Our first group of books will be a collection of stories about friends who live in Laura Bear’s Garden. All stories will be easily downloaded onto any device via the Kindle Reader app, and soon they will also be available in paperback print. This book may be purchased and shared as a GIFT to a chil
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Blog postMy mother could not wait for Halloween to roll around every October. I can’t say she was big into ghosts, goblins and pumpkins, but she LOVED sewing Halloween costumes. I remember as a child participating in local Halloween parades and contests, and we usually came away with at least a prize or two. Mom was very resourceful and used clearance fabric or even free fabric. For instance, when I was about five or six years old, she repurposed velvet drapes from a local theatre in
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Blog postDuquesne, Pennsylvania “below the tracks” during the mid-1930’s. Pictured are Tony Salopek of Duquesne, Allegheny, Pennsylvania and Edward J. Puskaric, Sr. of Chicago, Cooke, Illinois. In commemoration of Labor Day weekend, I want to add a couple of links to the “Duquesne Croatians” Tab on this website. Beginning in 1999 The University of Pittsburgh developed a website entitled Labor Legacy, which they completed in 2003. Those of us who are interested in the lives of our
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Blog postUnknown Duquesne Croatian Wedding Photo, submitted by Eric Gerstbrein. I have added another wedding photo to my collection of Duquesne Croatian Marriages, Pre – 1950s. This photo was submitted to me by Eric Gerstbrein who is trying to break down several brick walls in his Croatian genealogy. Please help him gather a few more clues by studying the photo and commenting if you recognize any faces. Eric is the grandson of Matthew (Mato) Draskovich and Antoinett
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Blog postHarriet Oldacre Blair of Fayette County, PA. Photo Courtesy Yvonne L Blair Morgan It takes a village to raise a child, and sometimes as an adult I need an entire county to help me stay on track. Many times I have felt supported or inspired by mother figures who don’t hang from a branch on my family tree. This Mother’s Day I would like to acknowledge and celebrate one of these special women. Her devotion to preserving her family’s story and tha
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Blog postA few years ago I wrote a page about my Alaskan Attraction — namely, the family story that my grandfather, Srdan Đođić, was one of many who caught gold fever and rushed to Alaska with a few relatives in the early 1900’s. I have no definitive proof, but it is my hunch is that they ended up working at the Treadwell Mine in Juneau, Alaska.
A year ago I had the pleasure of visiting Juneau, Alaska. While sitting down to a scrumptious lunch with some family member -
Blog postSpring has sprung! With a lilt in my step and Easter dinner around the corner, my memories slip back to my Grandma Katie’s kitchen throughout the 1960’s and 70’s. A green salad was part of every meal, dressed with oil, vinegar, salt and pepper. I was an adult before I ever tasted any type of bottled salad dressing, and her mixture is still embedded into my taste buds. But, my favorite memory was helping Grandma make radish flowers with blossoms that garn
Books By Patricia J Angus
Which Hat Halloween: A Tale from Laura Bear's Garden
Jul 29, 2018
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Izzy's Lost Shoe: A Tale from Laura Bear's Garden
Jul 02, 2018
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Who Broke the Moon?: A Tale from Laura Bear's Garden
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