Judith Moore

A memoir of one woman's obsession with food sets the author's love/hate relationship with food against her painful longing for a family, love, and a sense of belonging.

A True Story

Fat Girl

Ann C. Colley

Starting with Poetry

Another brilliant memoir from the author of Fat Girl, subtle and sometimes heart-stopping: a virtuoso middle American version of Like Water for Chocolate for anyone who has ever been to a potluck supper, and some of the best new writing about how women (and men) cook, eat and feel. Here Judith Moore recollects the good, strange and terrible dramas of her life and memorably relates them to food. Here are the mud pies she made as a toddler, suppertime stories with her father, the pig killings of her monstrous grandmother, the monthly potluck supper in a typical middleclass township, the gourmet glories she concocted during the year she became an adulteress and was happier than ever before ...

Never Eat Your Heart Out

This is Judy's 3rd book. She is enjoying writing fiction stories from her imaginative dream fantasies. You could write a story too if you let your dreams shine through. This is a fictional story about an elderly couple who fell in love in the Tower of Babel. Leo was a Psychiatrist with lots of wisdom and Lulu a Great Balendo Cirque De Soleil Pole Dancer and there love grew as tall as the tallest skyscraper.

Leo and Lulu and the Tower of Babal

'A beautiful, almost dizzyingly attractive read.' - Julie Myerson

Here are increments of thoughts from the mind of a woman age 69, randomly remembering thoughts throughout the year. There is humor, fantasy, and memories, of good and sad times. There is hope portrayed for a future for those who read this and like me they can discover their own fantasy. There are music lyrics and quotes, used for examples of the thoughts brought to a mind, when one goes off to dwell in one's own time.

In the Mind of 69

Leo and Lulu venture into the afterlife! As little dustballs they travel through the beyond.

Leo and Lulu in the Afterlife

A culinary memoir recollects the strange, good, and terrible dramas of the author's life and places them in the context of the realm of food, from childhood mud pies and bridal dinners to the experiments created during an affair

Barbara Lamb

Through both examination of the crop circles and channeled investigation, Crop Circles Revealed explores a new understanding, to help the people of the world and our mother planet survive the new millenium. Scientific formulas of light and sound and the wisdom found in the mythologies of the ages are brought together in this up-to-the-minute 2001 edition.

Language of the Light Symbols

Crop Circles Revealed

Ruth Roberts

This book introduces some of the specific contexts in which today's counsellors and psychotherapists find themselves working. It draws upon the experience of counsellors active in their field and uses relevant examples of the potential pitfalls and rewards of counselling in diverse institutional settings. Counsellors are introduced to the regulatory, legislative, economic, social and cultural considerations relevant to the confidential work between counsellor and client. They are also encouraged to think beyond the therapy room to the institutional context of the encounter with the client while keeping professional identity and integrity at the forefront of their work.

Counselling and Psychotherapy in Organisational Settings

Jane Daffé

Yvonne Kay

Stella Nickolay

Integrating Global & Anti-racist Perspectives Within the Primary Curriculum

GARP

Judith Moore knew she had bene brought up by loving parents. Before age 40 she had no memory of childhood trauma, although she knew she had bene sick a lot mor ethan most peoople -- but it wasn't until she joinged an incest survivors' group to help her adopted daughter that the memories began surfacing. In this brave and groundbreaking work, Judith Moore shares her shattering revelations of the reality of HIGH-LEVEL MIND CONTROL. She opens the pages of her journal and the innermost feelings of her heart to share with the reader her JOUNREY TO WHOLENESS and to healing. Her early environment, rich in NATIVE AMERICAN FOLK-LORE, helps her in her quest. With the help of caring prefessionals, she researces, travels, investigates and meditates in an effort to set herself free, to reclaim her very sense of herself a sa person. Her search leads her into terrifying, unknown territory and ILLUMINATING DISCVOERIES about her own psyche and that of today's society as a whole.

Judith Moore

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