No Longer Grandma S Cookie Jars

No Longer Grandma's Cookie Jars: My Incomplete Collection of My Cookie Jars with Subchapter of Andy Warhol’s Look-Alike Collection Sold in Sotheby’s Auction House in April of 1988 By: Edward W. Magerkurth Edward W. Magerkurth started collecting cookie jars in May of 1996. When he started collecting, his goal was to have 2,000 by the year 2000. Realizing he was not alone in his passion, Edward has met many other cookie jar collectors at antique shops, resale stores , and garage sales. He wanted to keep a record as his collection grew. Enjoy his collection of jars from many different categories.

Ray Renshaw retires and plans a leisurely travelling holiday around Australia. Things dont always go to plan and Ray finds himself in some unexpected and difficult situations. The characters of the Australian outback feature prominently along with other not so savoury characters. A plane crash sets up Rays first adventure as he tries to survive in the bush. He also has some good times as a hotel owner and country gentleman. His travels allow him to meet and get to know many different true Aussies.

Cookies come in all shapes and sizes and the method to make them can vary from no baking at all, to baking complex layers of cookie goodness. And one of the nicest aspects of cookie-making is that often it is about a multi-generational event, with great-grandmas and grandmas passing along their skills to moms and children. There is always a sweet treat waiting in Grandma’s Cookie Jar! Now you can have a cookbook with those special family recipes! From cut-outs, drop, no-bake and rolled cookies, to brownies, bars and holiday favorites—you’ll love them all! 239 recipes and more than 150 fresh-based photos!

Whether you're a veteran grandma or a Nana-to-be, this collection of stories will warm your heart and make you laugh about the universal experiences of being a grandmother.

Honorable Mention, Non-Fiction–Autobiography, Readers’ Favorite International Book Awards, 2021 Winner, LGBTQ Non-Fiction, Book Excellence Awards, 2021 Runner Up, Nonfiction–Memoir, PenCraft Awards, 2020 Finalist, First Non-Fiction, Independent Author Network Book of the Year Awards, 2020 Finalist, LGBTQ: Non-Fiction, American Book Fest Best Book Awards, 2020 Honorable Mention, LGBT, Royal Dragonfly Book Awards, 2020 Pinnacle Book Achievement Award, Best LGBT Memoir, National Association of Book Entrepreneurs, Summer 2020 Dive into the extraordinary life of John “Gene” E. Dawson in Farm Boy, City Girl: From Gene to Miss Gina and gain insight into the struggles of growing up gender-fluid and gay in the Great Depression era and the courage it took to live as Miss Gina in St. Louis. This powerful memoir provides a rare glimpse into the Mid-20th Century history of both rural Iowa and of LGBTQ individuals in Middle America—told by one who was there. Learn about: • The Great Depression era in the Midwest and how it impacted the life of a gender-fluid gay person. • Gene’s memories of gut-wrenching family drama in his 20s that resulted in his returning to his family’s Iowa farm to help raise three younger brothers. • Living as both Gene and Miss Gina in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, and St. Louis. • Tales of police brutality, gay bar life, and the unsung heroism of Midwestern LGBTQ people.

Over 200 Christmas cookie & treat recipes. Chapters include Simply Divine Drop Cookies, Clever Cut-Outs, Best-Ever Bar Cookies, Old-Fashioned Cookies and more! Hardcover, 224 pages.

"The Old Cookie Jar" is a timeless Christmas story about family, friends, memories, and the meaning of three cookie cutters. Grandma loves to use her three old cookie cutters to tell the wonderful Christmas story. Young Jason and Jessi love to hear the story and eat the cookies. As they grow up, they move to a New York City where they experience the Christmas season and the memories of 911 for themselves. Life would not be the same if they didn't have grandma's old cookie jar with those three special cookie cutters. "A timeless treasure for the young and old who value stories of remembrance such as loving Grandparents, dear friends, the true meaning of Christmas, and the tender memory of 911." Susie Snow has been writing children's stories since 2000 and is inspired by reading books to her children and grandchildren. Her favorite moments in life are seeing children's eyes twinkle and faces light up when they hear and read a good book. Susie is a Mother, retired Pastor, Certified Professional Life Coach, a Software Trainer, an Artist, and a Musician. She loves sunshine, boat rides, looking at the stars, making cookies with children, splashing in puddles, and having fun with family and friends. Dedication: This book is dedicated to my grandchildren, Judah, Caleb, Serenity, Gabriel and Zoelle. A huge thank you goes to my amazing children, Ryan, Jennifer, and Jessica and to my dear friend, Pam Tuggle, who has encouraged me in every way. A special thanks to my precious 81 year old mother who prays for, believes in, and supports my dreams and visions.