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On the Other Side of the Hill (Little House)
Roger Lea Macbride
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The Little House books have captivated generations of readers with theirstory of the little pioneer girt Laura Ingalls growing up on the American frontier. Now the Little House story continues with The Rocky Ridge Years, books that tell the story of Laura and Almanzo Wilder's daughter, Rose.
The first three books in the series, Little House On Rocky Ridge, Little Farm In the Ozarks, and In the Land of the Big Red Apple, describe the Wilders' covered-wagon journey to Missouri and their first two years in their new farmhouse. On The Other Side of the Hill continues their story as the young Wilder family struggles to overcome a series of natural disasters that beset their little farm.
On The Other Side of the Hill continues the story that Laura Ingalls Wilder began more than sixty years ago -- a story whose wonder and adventure have charmed millions of readers.
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Should Have Been Better Researched or Edited.......2006-12-12
This book provided good reading and there are parts I enjoy such as the mean teacher, the feast they had during the hog butching and Blanche's birthday party.
I've read it several times but each time there is one point that really bugs me. Since I have been reading the Little House series plus Ingalls family biographies since I was in the fifth grade, I am very familiar with the life of Laura and her family.
It is always a source of annoyance when someone(sited as an expert) writes about a particular subject but makes glaring errors and mistakes about situations and the characters.
This book offers a prime example. I noted an error that should have been caught by either the author or an editor.
To wit: Almanzo brings home a Sears & Roebuck catalog in which people can mail order merchandise from the catalog. Wow! A new discovery in shopping! Laura nor Almanzo remembers living in South Dakota and looking through a Montegomery Ward catalog(mail-order) and purchasing a set of glassware or Laura purchasing a saddle for her pony from the Montegomery Ward catalog. This information was provided in the book The First Four Years also carrying Roger Lea MacBride's name. One of the pieces from the glassware set was the bread platter etched with the words 'Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread'.
Of course MacBride died and his daughter had taken over the writing at this point. But still, I think it is shameful when a fan knows the subjects and details better than the "experts".
The Other Side of the Hill!!!.......2006-12-11
I like this book!! It is a great book!! It talks about Rose when she is growing up and she is with her mother and father which are Laura Ingalls and Almanzo Wilder. I think out of all the Little House Girls, Rose is my favorite but sometimes she can be a brat and spolied espically on New Dawn on Rocky Ridge.
Disappointing series for Little House fans.......2004-05-14
I found this entire series of books to be disappointing because it was more cynical than the original series. On doing some research I discovered that chapters in least one of the final books were actually taken (almost verbatim) from Rose's writings for an adult audience. The story is totally out of character with the series. Rose and her friend sneak out for several nights to meet a traveling salesman. He eventually makes a pass at her...
The listed author for this book (MacBride) died before the last few books were published and whether he had anything to do with the books is questionable.
This series is okay as light reading for adolescents but if you are looking for a piece of americana, and/or a wholesome book for your child this is not the best choice. It grossly fails to live up to the original series of books. The Caroline series is a better choice.
A fantastic book!.......2004-01-12
On the Other Side of the Hill is a terrific book! Nine going on ten, Rose gets to participate in a shivaree after a wedding and goes to her friend Blanche's party. A cyclone comes, and a long drought and a fire invade Rocky Ridge Farm, but Rose and her family help each other through the hard times, and at the end they must move into town. Rose is sad to say good-bye to Rocky Ridge Farm, but knows she'll later return.
On the Other Side of the Hill: Book review.......2004-01-12
I loved On the Other Side of the Hill! It was so exciting that I could never put it down. Out of all the books I've read about Rose, this is my favorite.
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Philosophical Fiction: This book is designed to broaden personal, social, and spiritual perceptions beyond definition, that the reader may embrace their uniqueness, heal psychological wounds, and confidently forge their personal path. The story, in the spirit of Richard Bach and Carlos Castaneda, catalyzes the reader into their own personal journey as the pages are turned. A sage of unseen worlds guides a woman into herself, and frees her into the quintessential meaning of life beyond the written word. Packed with cutting-edge philosophical insights, and powerful psychological understandings, this book sheds light on the human psyche and multi-dimensional realities, bringing one into a more fruitful life experience.
Excerpt: I crossed the State Line, entering the bountiful universe within, seeking a sage of unseen worlds known as The Fool on the Hill. There I stood in a desert bright, lively with groundhog and bird, cacti plump and prickly pear abundant.
There My Fool stood, staring at me. I shook my head and blinked. His face seemed like the moon, His eyes like whirling saucers. I half expected His voice to sound like thunder, or a saxophone, or the sound of one hand clapping; however, His tone was normal like any other, as if He were no big deal, as if life were no big deal.
He said, "Welcome to the real world, Susan."
Was my world not real?
I raised my brows and peeked over my shoulder, staring into the mundane world from whence I came. I viewed a mirror that had no beginning, nor end--this mirror that reflected the outer world. My image was simple; female, five foot two, long brown hair, hazel eyes; adventure bound in my long sleeved navy blue tee shirt and jeans, brown hiking boots, and russet knapsack slung over my right shoulder. Just a woman. Just a simple ordinary woman. His voice flowed low behind me, then inside me. "Peer beyond the image. What do you see?"
I stared into my face. "A wife, mother of two, psychotherapist, writer, and humanitarian."
"Look deeper still. What do you see?"
"A seeker . . . of--myself."
From behind me, I felt Him smile; a smile so gentle, it roared in my heart.
"Bravo," He said, "If you dare see more, turn away from the mirror, away from the outer world reflection."
I turned away from the mirror. As I faced Him, I gulped. I didn't mean to gulp. It just came out.
"You can return to the mirror Susan, if you choose."
I shook my head vigorously. "No, I can't." I bowed my head inadvertently staring at my heart. "I'm losing myself," I glanced at the mirror, "out there."
He stood before me. His body seemed like liquid energy, clear steam, not as solid as mine; for My Fool on the Hill dwelled in the half world between the corporeal and other side of life, what many call death.
His whimsical eyes penetrated deep into the ailing part of me, like a daddy tickling His child, saying, `ah, there's much to smile about.'
"I am ready," I said, "I must do this."
He nodded. "Very well then. Your odyssey begins."
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A most unique adventure/self help journey. .......2007-09-27
This book is a most soulfully interwoven journey the dives deeply into the adventure of self-exploration. It reflects all of life's internal issues on multiple levels and is cram packed with plenty of real substance. A very courageous book to steps out of the norm and yet is delivered in the most delightful way. It's brilliant!
This writer Susan truly has an amazing gift!
Linda Post
A Gem of a Story.......2007-09-22
Susan Kalior has given us a wonderful story. She takes us on a journey through love and life, deep inside an unseen world within the mind. Imagine, if you would, a story in the tradition of Castaneda with the addition of unbridled emotion and feelings. Throughout the story I found myself pausing for a while to meditate on the insights that were expressed so well.
Thank you Susan for sharing your wisdom with us.
A book with many hidden treasures!.......2007-09-10
Some definitons: Sage: A mentor in spiritual and philosophical topics who is known for profound wisdom. Facade: An artificial or deceptive front. MetaPhysical: Meta means beyond and so MetaPhysical means beyond the physical reality. The fool on the hill: Well, I'm not positive but I feel this is the part of us that takes risks, that embraces change, that drops all facades. It seems that the Sage and The Fool on the hill reside within us. When we find our Sage, only then can we obtain answers and
direction for our lives.
Here is some Analysis without the Paralysis: This book has several hidden treasures that have inspired me to look deeper into myself to find answers I know cannot be found in the external world. In particular, there is a discussion regarding relationships. "The best relationships are those involving two people who have great relationships with themselves." As I am entering a new relationship at this time, this one sentense speaks volumes to me. To me, this means my best shot at a long, healthy relationship is to first be content and at peace with myself. This is not the type of book that you just scan and then move on. It requires a bit of introspection on your part. I really had to stop and think about how her words apply to my life. Another example: "What happens to you is less significent then what you do with what happens to you." This is profound and far reaching. To me, it means life comes at you but we still have control over how we react and thus control over our lives. How many times in my life I wish I had reacted differently to what "came at me".
This writer, I feel, has a special talent, and I'm particularly impressed with her experience as a counseler. I have found literally dozens of wisdoms, throughout this book, that have made me think about my life and how I can improve it, embrace change and keep growing.
A must read book!.......2007-09-05
This book really helped get through some big changes in my life,
including the death of a loved one. I feel more confident about myself
and life in general. I also have a greater awareness about other worldly
realities, and the synchronicity of all things. I recommend this book to anyone going through troubled times and in need of inspiration!
A great read for anyone with an open mind........2007-09-03
This book inspired me to take a more positive outlook on life. It details a journey from a place of vulnerability to a stronger, spiritually satisfying place. I recommend this to anyone looking for more meaning, more happiness, or simply just more.
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The Clayborne Brides: One Pink Rose, One White Rose, One Red Rose
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First introduced in Julie Garwood's magnificent New York Times bestseller For the Roses, the Clayborne brothers of Blue Belle, Montana, have been embraced by millions more through this trio of #1 bestselling novels. Now collected in one volume for the first time, these stories tell of three spirited brothers -- once a mismatched gang of street urchins -- who learn that love flourishes in the most unexpected places....
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Headstrong Travis takes a journey that opens his eyes to the splendor of his beloved West -- and his heart to Bostonian Emily Finnegan.
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Steady, quiet Douglas will do anything to protect a creature in need -- and that includes the strong-willed Isabel Grant.
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Thoughtful Adam learns a powerful secret from the irrepressible Genevieve Delacroix -- that true freedom only comes when you trust your heart.
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Brilliant .......2007-09-02
I am a true Julie Garwood fan. The Clayborne family is by far the best I have read out of all of her books, she seems to astound me with every chapter. But, I do believe The Clayborne Brides was her weakest collection of books, but she still impressed me.
I was disappointed by the obvious rush with the love stories. They all seemed to fall in love quickly with eachother. And I see the arguements above about how that ruined the book. But, what was she suppose to write about? The brothers were all described in previous novels, and if she continued to have the brothers get into trouble throughout the novels, it would just drag on and on. Plus, there were numerous times where to cleverly stated that a few days or weeks had passed.
She did a really great job by making us fall in love with not only Harrison but all of the brothers as well.
Great light reading.......2007-08-27
Even though I'd read this book several years ago, I still couldn't put it down. A great story line with very interesting characters. Can't wait to read the sequel stories again, too.
disappointing.......2007-04-10
I usually really like Garwood but this book which is three stories in one book is very disapointing. The first and the last brothers' stories seemed forced.
More of the Claybornes from "For the Roses".......2007-02-22
It was so nice to get to read about Douglas, Travis, and Adam. I had wondered about Cole until I saw that there was still "Come the Spring" to tell about Cole and more about Daniel Ryan who was introduced in these. The only thing I could find wrong with this book was that each story was too short :) I know that they had to be shorter to fit all three in one book, but I wish they each had their own novel! :) Other than that I thought these books were all great just as I think every single book Julie Garwood has written was great. I don't think she'll ever write a bad book - she's just not capable of it!
The Claybourne Brothers.......2003-08-26
This book is three short stories in one. It is best to read "For the Roses" before you read these books, so that you understand the Claybourne family better.
"ONE PINK ROSE" is the story of Travis Claybourne. Travis is sent by Mama Rose to pick up Emily Finnegan, and deliver her to her groom, O'Toole. Emily is a headstrong girl, who Travis finds difficult to understand, yet intriguing to know more of. While I enjoyed this first book, I did not feel that I really got to know either Travis or Emily. Travis was the one brother in "For the Roses" that I never felt got as much attention as the others. I was hoping for a little more insight into his character, other than his liking of debate and "The Republic," which was already explored to some extent in "For the Roses." Overall, this book rates, in my opinion, a 3/5 stars.
"ONE WHITE ROSE" is the story of Douglas Claybourne, the quiet brother. Douglas bought an Arabian horse six months prior, and finally has time to go collect the animal. When he arrives at the home of Parker Grant, he finds Isabel Grant, his wife, giving birth. Soon, Douglas discovers that Parker Grant has died, and Isabel is being harassed by the town bully. The ultimate reason for the harassment of the bully is a surprise, and I won't give it away here. By far, Douglas' story was the best of these three. I felt that Isabel and Douglas got to know each other, and truly fell in love. It seems that Julie Garwood took an extra liking to Douglas, and focused more on his story. I give this book a 4/5 stars.
Finally, "ONE RED ROSE" the story of Adam Claybourne, the head of the Clayborne family. This story was a complete disappointment. I had expected more from this courageous leader, then a story not worth the effort to read. I knew and respected Adam more when I first met him in "For the Roses." I hope one day, Julie revisits this tale, and improves it greatly. Just skip reading this one. 0/5 stars.
If you are a fan of the Claybournes (as most Julie fans are) this series is a must have. Read tibits of Adams' story. Douglas' story is worth the effort.
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Three paperbacks (Third is a omnibus of three stories).
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First: One Pink Rose, Second: One White Rose, Third: One Red Rose
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Volume One. "For the Roses - The brothers, four of the toughest hombres in the West, had once been a mismatched gang of street urchins,. But they had found an abandoned baby girl in a New York City alley, named her Mary Rose, headed West and raised her to be a lady. Through the years the claybornes had become a family, held together by loyalty and love if not by blood - When they suddenly faced the crisis that could tear them apart.Volume Two. - The Clayborne Brides Trilogy - The Clayborne Brothers (Douglas, Travis and Adam,) of Blue Montana. Volume Three. Come the Spring - The Fouth Clayborne brother - Cole
Customer Reviews:
I Could Not Wait To Read This Book.......2006-03-27
What a wonderful look into the lives of the brothers and their wives as well as Rose. I recommend that you read Come The Spring after this one. All have been well worn from sharing with my friends.
Great follow-up after For the Roses.......1999-11-10
For the Roses was my favorite Julie Garwood book. It was fun to read these to find out what happened to the other brothers. Great!
One of the best series out there!.......1999-03-18
Julie Garwood is new to me but I was not disappointed! Her chaqracters are witty, charming, and very funny! Keep it up Julie!
One of the best series out there!.......1999-03-18
Julie Garwood is new to me but I was not disappointed! Her chaqracters are witty, charming, and very funny! Keep it up Julie!
Superb!!!!.......1998-12-23
The stories are full of adventure and romance.I can't leave the house without it.I can't sleep without reading it.It's the best of Julie Garwood!!
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The Lightworker's Way .......2007-08-08
This is a Awesome book!!! I have many of Doreen's book and I have enjoyed all of them.
We Need Wonderful Doreen.......2007-07-08
The wonderful thing about Doreen is that she validates our perceptions of the spiritual realm. We are surrounded by the material in so many forms: tv, news, consumerism, clothes, gyms, appliances. It's easy to lose sight of the spiritual journey, or to fear that we must be "nuts" if we feel, see or hear the presence of the divine. Doreen's passion for her own spiritual path and for helping others is so inspiring. And despite the intensity of her experience, she is so likeable and so normal! For this reason I just couldn't put the book down. To me it read like a suspenseful page turner. I have read several other of Doreen's books, but this one is by far my favorite. We could all use a daily visit with wonderful Doreen to keep us on track. This book and her others are a good place to start if you want to get in tune or stay in tune with your spiritual path.
Walking Your Spiritual Path.......2007-01-21
This is a great book for those on a spiritual path. In the first half, Doreen tells you about her personal background and how she came to be where she is today. She tells you her experiences, fears, insecurities and how she began changing her belief system and began seeing differences. If you are currently on such a path, even if you are just beginning, and you've begun to experience things that "normal" people don't experience, you need to know that you are not alone and you are [probably] not nuts either.
Doreen was brought up as Christian Scientist, which some people frown upon as the "religion that does not believe in taking children to the doctor". This is NOT the case, and I learned a lot about the Christian Science belief in listening to her background. Doreen is a Christian, who believes in Jesus, the Virgin Mary, the angels and brings them into her healings. She does not disrespect other religions and has clients from diverse religious groups. I believe she said something like you have to find your own truth, on which I certainly concur. You may find your truth consists of parts of many religions along with a love in God and humanity.
In the second half, Doreen gives some tips and techniques, such as Chakra clearing meditations, becoming more psychic, calling on the angels, etc. The book talks about how to recognize ego talking and silence it, how to differenciate between guidance from "Spirit" vs. "ego", how to strengthen your abilities to connect with Spirit, etc.
I personally found the book very helpful in validating and confirming some things I have been experiencing over about the last 6/7 years, and especially during year 2006. Some of my experiences included a gentle nudging to avoid alcohol (even though I only drank 2 drinks once in a while), to avoid red meat, to avoid caffeine, (I don't smoke). I was already intuitively guided to do chakra connections, clearings, and to then ask Spirit to fill my heart with peace and love. I was intuitively guided to practive foregiveness. There are many other correlations I have found between my experiences and Doreen's.
If I was limited to tell you one very strong message in this book for me, it would be that with God, there is no illness, no suffering, no pain. That is all an illusion that we choose to see/hear/feel. Now, I realize that may sound squirrley, but the more I believe, the more I see/hear/feel to validate it.
Again, great book and especially helpful for the Lightworker/Healer on a spiritual path. If you are sincerely interested in 1) connecting with angels; and 2) furthering your spiritual path, you want to consider this book. Remember though, you must BELIEVE it, before you can SEE IT (or that certainly has been my experience and that of other writers).
May 2007 Update: Saw Angel Lady at a conference in Manhattan. Her husband assisted her and both were excellent. He is more into Shamanism, and sees animal guides.
Switch the light on.......2007-01-01
We have all got, to a time in our lifes where we search within for answers. This book has inspired me to look further than the day to day working, we are told how to live, eat and sleep but there must be more. If you feel you have an old head or think different to most, this book will answer many questions and certainly has helped me to reflect and help others to switch on the light through my creation of soul's inner voice programme.
Thank you to a lady who isn't frightened to show the inner self.
love and light
Bradmonk
One of my favorite.......2006-10-25
This is one of my favorite Doreen Virtue books. Really got me hooked on this author. Completely touching and enthralling - made a true difference in my life to follow my calling as a lightworker. This book is uplifting and information.
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