Marlene R Miller

Grace Leads Me Home

When a small-town Ohio girl met an Amish boy ice skating at the local pond, she had no idea all God had in store for her from this chance encounter. All Marlene knew was how gracefully he slid across the ice, and how gently he tightened her laces. Her curious and inquisitive nature was calmed by his...

I Know Where the Freighters Go

Do you remember the first time that you saw a freighter out on the Great Lakes? Did you try to imagine where it was headed and what it had on board? From cargo to destination, from the crew's jobs to buying groceries, all of our questions are answered in this engaging, lyrical and delightfully illus...

Called to Be Amish: My Journey from Head Majorette to the Old Order (Plainspoken)

Fewer than one hundred people have joined the Old Order Amish and stayed since 1950. Marlene C. Miller is one of them. In this rare memoir, Marlene recounts her unhappy and abusive childhood, how she throws herself into cheerleading and marching band, and how she falls in love with Johnny, the gentl...

Dad: a diary of caring and questioning

Stories and poetry of one son's care for his aging father on the bell curve of life. Every day nitty-gritty insights into love and burdens. Messages of Parkinson's, understanding, acceptance, respect, and doing what needs to be done to help parents stay in their home rather than in "a home."

BRAINSTYLES: Change Your Life Without Changing Who You Are

Stop trying to change yourself and fully develop who you really are--that's the message of this unique self-help book, which empowers readers to use their natural strengths to grow in limitless ways. Line drawings throughout.

An Intricate Weave: Women Write about Girls and Girlhood

An Intricate Weave: Women Write about Girls and Girlhood

The Phases and Warning Signs of Relapse