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My Best Friend Sharon, and Her Best Friend Rose
The bonds of friendship are remarkable and enduring in many ways. Best friends are close at heart and make unique memories together that are treasured for a lifetime. This can be said of both people and dogs. But, sometimes a very best friend can find herself isolated by fear, and so emotionally overwrought that even the desperate warning efforts of her beloved Collie dog can not make a life saving break through. Based on a true story.
19 pages, Kindle Edition
First published December 16, 2013
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About the author
Anne Makela
9 books7 followersMultimedia artist Anne Makela is a Quaker peace minister who lives in Michigan with her husband William. When her children were young, Anne and her family practiced and preserved living arts, sustainable skills and holistic farming for over 25 years at Quaker Farm.
Throughout those years, Anne wrote numerous articles for homesteading, livestock, country living, home schooling, mothering, childbirth magazines and more. She also lectured, and taught classes and workshops on a variety of subjects relating to homesteading, the natural family, holistic dog care, midwifery and spirituality. She wrote the first book about making soap with milk which was published in 1997.
Anne has been a practicing Traditional Midwife for over 30 years working with home birth families which included the Amish and Mennonites.
Once her children were grown and established in their own lives, Anne and her husband dedicated Quaker Farm as a school of peace through Christian service, stewardship, and interdenominational fellowship.
Anne enjoys writing stories, for children and adults, which are largely based on farm life. The goal of her stories is to impart family values, spiritual inspiration, earth stewardship awareness, and general peace and goodwill.
When writing stories for children, Anne uses the pen name: Quaker Anne.
Throughout those years, Anne wrote numerous articles for homesteading, livestock, country living, home schooling, mothering, childbirth magazines and more. She also lectured, and taught classes and workshops on a variety of subjects relating to homesteading, the natural family, holistic dog care, midwifery and spirituality. She wrote the first book about making soap with milk which was published in 1997.
Anne has been a practicing Traditional Midwife for over 30 years working with home birth families which included the Amish and Mennonites.
Once her children were grown and established in their own lives, Anne and her husband dedicated Quaker Farm as a school of peace through Christian service, stewardship, and interdenominational fellowship.
Anne enjoys writing stories, for children and adults, which are largely based on farm life. The goal of her stories is to impart family values, spiritual inspiration, earth stewardship awareness, and general peace and goodwill.
When writing stories for children, Anne uses the pen name: Quaker Anne.
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September 2, 2017
An incredible story, I loved it!
August 13, 2016
Gentle Memories
Reading the book is like sitting in her "Frumpscort" with Anne as she reminisces about her friend Sharon, who drove a pink Cadillac known as the "Kaycar." Anne and Sharon were both midwives, and close friends bound by love. When Sharon, with Anne's help, found her dog Rose, the two friends increased to three. The intuitive Rose senses something is wrong.
Anne Makela's short work My Best Friend Sharon and Her Best Friend Rose is the story of two best friends, and a beloved dog. It's a warm and gentle story, and well worth the short time it takes to read it.
Reading the book is like sitting in her "Frumpscort" with Anne as she reminisces about her friend Sharon, who drove a pink Cadillac known as the "Kaycar." Anne and Sharon were both midwives, and close friends bound by love. When Sharon, with Anne's help, found her dog Rose, the two friends increased to three. The intuitive Rose senses something is wrong.
Anne Makela's short work My Best Friend Sharon and Her Best Friend Rose is the story of two best friends, and a beloved dog. It's a warm and gentle story, and well worth the short time it takes to read it.
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