Tomorrow is Better - Davis, Dana E.

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Résumé :
Part 1 Preface Part 2 Acknowledgements Chapter 3 Ghosts at the Depot Chapter 4 Marching Orders Chapter 5 Following the Light Chapter 6 First Official Patients Chapter 7 Battlefields and Front Lines Chapter 8 One Lonely Homecoming Chapter 9 No Good-bye Needed Chapter 10 Too Many Farewells Chapter 11 Hell Hath No Fury Chapter 12 The End Begins Chapter 13 So Begins Remembrance Chapter 14 Finally Home Chapter 15 A Terrible Journey Chapter 16 Choices Chapter 17 Moving On Chapter 18 Life Moves Forward Chapter 19 Hatching an Idea Chapter 20 Goober Hulls Chapter 21 Plowing the Way in Red Clay Chapter 22 Pea Pickin' Park Chapter 23 Good Times Roll On Chapter 24 Into Ashes Chapter 25 Bricks, Mortar, and Beyond Chapter 26 The True Cherokee Rose Chapter 27 World War I Chapter 28 Rising from Ashes Chapter 29 Swing, Batter, Batter, Oops! Chapter 30 Progress? Chapter 31 The Interview Chapter 32 Ending with a Crash Chapter 33 Bright Lights, Small Town Chapter 34 The Depression Chapter 35 Not So New Chapter 36 More farewells Chapter 37 Transitions Chapter 38 Ring, Ring, the Future Is Calling Chapter 39 Honor the Past, Move Forward Chapter 40 Double Our Devastation Chapter 41 Back to the Park Chapter 42 Fire Again Chapter 43 Revival and Home Chapter 44 A Place of Their Own Chapter 45 Frozen and Lost in Time Chapter 46 The Not-So-Nice Girl Chapter 47 A Good Day Chapter 48 Say What? Chapter 49 Hello, Good-by, Hello Again Chapter 50 Going Back Chapter 51 No End in Sight Part 52 About the Author...

Biographie:
Dana E. Davis is an independent researcher in Southern U.S. history. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Georgia, and she has written for, edited, and managed numerous newspapers and magazines. She also has her own column, Direct from Dana, which has been featured in several publications. Davis is a work-at-home mother of two who runs her own part-time writing, editing and graphics service....

Sommaire:
Dana E. Davis is an independent researcher in Southern U.S. history. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in journalism from the University of Georgia, and she has written for, edited, and managed numerous newspapers and magazines. She also has her own column, Direct from Dana, which has been featured in several publications. Davis is a work-at-home mother of two who runs her own part-time writing, editing and graphics service....