Book Details
Publisher: Independent Author
Published: May 2015
ISBN10: B00X47T21O
Genre: General
Subgenre: Contemporary
Target Audience: Women
Website: www.lindakozar.com
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Topics/Issues
Alzheimer, Dementia, Aging, anger, betrayed, betrayal, caregiving, end of life, end-of-life, dating, deceit, deception, eating disorders, anorexic, anorexia, bulimia, bulimic, faith, faithful, family, family obligation, forgiving, forgive, forgiveness, grief, death, mourning, loss, grieving, heal, healing, hope, hopeful, hopefulness
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Food BabyBy Linda P. KozarDescription:JoBeth Tomlin loses everything--her family, her job, her figure and the man of her dreams, all before her thirtieth birthday. And just when she thinks things can’t get any worse, she has to move in with her eccentric aunt, two feisty cats and a flatulent old dog named Roscoe. With all the sorrow snacking going on, JoBeth’s food baby is starting to show. Will she turn to God or Little Debbie for answers? Book Takeaway:II Corinthians 4:16-17 “This is the reason we never lose heart. The outward man does indeed suffer wear and tear, but every day the inward man receives fresh strength. These little troubles (which are really so transitory) are winning for us a permanent, glorious and solid reward out of all proportion to pain.” Why the author wrote this book:A modern take on the Book of Job--addressing weight issues, dementia, doubt. |