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Guertler, Virginia M.

 
9781436343640: Who Said It Couldn't Be Done?: The Positive Side of Raising 0 Children

Synopsis

Is it possible to raise ten well fed, well clothed, well educated children on a very limited budget? Not possible, claim the doubters. However this book proves just the opposite as two parents belived they could do it and in spite of many difficulties, hard work and trying times along the way as well as countless prayers, accomplished their main goal in life "Parenthood". Come along with the author and read about the different personalities of the ten children, enjoy the humorous situations, discover their numerous accomplishments and marvel at the many miracles which occurred regardless of the limited budget.

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Présentation de l'éditeur

Is it possible to raise ten well fed, well clothed, well educated children on a very limited budget? Not possible, claim the doubters. However this book proves just the opposite as two parents belived they could do it and in spite of many difficulties, hard work and trying times along the way as well as countless prayers, accomplished their main goal in life "Parenthood". Come along with the author and read about the different personalities of the ten children, enjoy the humorous situations, discover their numerous accomplishments and marvel at the many miracles which occurred regardless of the limited budget.

Biographie de l'auteur

Virginia Mary was born of Irish immigrant parents Arthur and Virginia Lenaghan in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. In grade 5 she discovered her writing ability. Her poem, selected best in the class gave her the honor of reading the poem to the school. In highschool she served as Sports Editor. Her desire was to attend college and study Journalism. Due to financial difficulties, her dream of college never materialized. In 1951 Virginia married Frank Guertler and began a family. Relocating their family to Staunton, Virginia in 1965 she entered a local poetry contest winning first place with "Hide the Clock Away".

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