Bøger af Patricia Riley

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PLEASE, DON'T TALK TO STRANGERS! In today's world, people are doing so many nice tricks, only to hurt or harm another person. Be aware of these tricks by not talking or responding to people you do not know at all. Do not get close to a person when they ask you questions. Quickly tell whomever you are with. If somebody grabs you, scream as loud as you can while kicking, wiggling and biting them as hard as you can.

PATRICIA RILEY was born in and presently resides in a small city in Mississippi named Pascagoula. She is the proud parent of three wonderful, respectable and loving children. Her oldest son is now 21; the other son is 18 and daughter age 7. The daughter's nickname is Tricy. Each written book is based on the days of Tricy's funny and knowledgeable personality. The author wants her children as well as others who read "The Tricy Series" to realize the importance of continuance education when fresh out of high school. The Lord inspired the author with the wisdom and knowledge to begin and continue writing these books. She also wishes to share a thank you to her children for such an exciting life, illustrator (Joseph), foster mother (Helen), an awesome, very special and dear friend (Mr. Riley) for the encouraging words, my pastor and wife (Rev. Nathaniel and Dorothy Allen) of Amazing Grace Missionary Baptist Church, sisters (Darlean, Gladys, Tarry, Grace and Mattie), brothers (Jerry and Will, Jr.), friends (Jerry, Stan, David, Mary, Camille, Shacondala, Sharon, Barbara, Mr. Campbell and Kamekia), publishing company (Xlibris) and everyone who purchase "The Tricy Series".

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PATRICIA RILEY was born in and presently resides in a small city in Mississippi named Pascagoula. She is the proud parent of three wonderful, respectable and loving children. Her oldest son is now 21; the other son is 18 and daughter age 7. The daughter's nickname is Tricy. Each written book is based on the days of Tricy's funny and knowledgeable personality. The author wants her children as well as others who read "The Tricy Series" to realize the importance of continuance education when fresh out of high school. The Lord inspired the author with the wisdom and knowledge to begin and continue writing these books. She also wishes to share a thank you to her children for such an exciting life, illustrator (Joseph), foster mother (Helen), an awesome, very special and dear friend (Mr. Riley) for the encouraging words, my pastor and wife (Rev. Nathaniel and Dorothy Allen) of Amazing Grace Missionary Baptist Church, sisters (Darlean, Gladys, Tarry, Grace and Mattie), brothers (Jerry and Will, Jr.), friends (Jerry, Stan, David, Mary, Camille, Shacondala, Sharon, Barbara, Mr. Campbell and Kamekia), publishing company (Xlibris) and everyone who purchase "The Tricy Series".

Serpent Child  is the autobiography of Patricia Riley. It describes the life of a child of seperated parents in post war Britain at a time when children were still ‘seen but not heard’ and when even for married parents children were preferably seen somewhere else.Many children were hurried off to boarding schools, even at a very tender age; and, if they were noticed at all, children could become pawns in harmful, even dangerous parental war games. In an enlightening, at times humorous, and important book, Pat describes a past that is not always past.‘Children were once viewed as property for the most powerful parent usually the father. Much of the history of family law is the history of the emancipation of children.‘High Court judge Mrs Justice Parker once remarked how children were too frequently weaponised by their parents, and were ‘child soldiers in the separation war’. It has taken family courts and family justice professionals decades to deal with this chronic weaponising and to help children move into a demilitarised zone within or outside of their family.‘This is an important book about an issue that is rarely covered in such depth, and I wish it every success.’  Anthony Douglas CBE, Chief Executive of Cafcass, January 2019.Patricia Riley is the author of Looking for Githa, the biography of the ground-breaking playwright Githa Sowerby

Stories of oppression and survival, of heritage denied and reclaimed -- twenty-two American writers recall childhood in their native land.