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Sara W

Sara W

As a mom of three young children it's not always easy to find time to read. I recently "rediscovered" the library and have also managed to open my children's eyes up to the wonders to be found there. My two year old is particularly fond of it; whenever we head out, his first question is "Go library?"

Many books on my read shelf are... more »
  • Pittsburgh, PA, USA
  • member since July 2 2009

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  • Author Edits: 0
  • Book Edits: 7
  • Edits Pending Approval: 0
 
 

  1. Sara W edited the contributors of We Shall Fall As The Leaves Monday, August 3 2009.

    • Added a contributor: Howard E. Greager: (Primary Author)
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  2. Sara W edited the description of We Shall Fall As The Leaves Monday, August 3 2009.

    • Once again the great knowledge about southwest Colorado gleaned by Howard Greager from fifty or more years of personal interviews with the area's "oltimers""oldtimers" has manifested itself in book form. With the help of at least a dozen authors about the Utes in early Colorado, he obtains enough background information to form a nucleus for the blending of the many true historical events that he has tucked away in his memory. It is almost magical how the mind, once the association fibers begin their chain of connections, makes the needed bits of stored material available.

      By researching the works of the authors who wrote the bulk of Ute history - and by thir very kind permission to use those works -this book was made possible. Because the Ute people did not have a written language until the twentieth century, the only available history of them is that which was written by the white man.

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  3. Sara W edited the description of We Shall Fall As The Leaves Monday, August 3 2009.

    • Once again the great knowledge about southwest Colorado gleaned by Howard Greager from fifty or more years of personal interviews with the area's "oltimers" has manifested itself in book form. With the help of at least a dozen authors about the Utes in early Colorado, he obtainesobtains enough background information to form a nucleus for the blending of the many true historical events that he has tucked away in his memory. It is almost magical how the mind, once the association fibers begin their chain of connections, makes the needed bits of stored material available.

      By researching the works of the authors who wrote the bulk of Ute history - and by thir very kind permission to use those works -this book was made possible. Because the Ute people did not have a written language until the twentieth century, the only available history of them is that which was written by the white man.

    ( see all changes to this book’s description | see Sara W’s edits | report abuse )
  4. Sara W edited the description of We Shall Fall As The Leaves Monday, August 3 2009.

    • Once again the great knowledge about southwest Colorado gleaned by Howard Greager from fifty or more years of personal interviews with the area's "oltimers" has manifested itself in book form. With the help of at least a dozen authors about the Utes in early Colorado, he btainesobtaines enough background ingormationinformation to form a nucleus for the blending of the many true historical events that he has tucked away in his memory. It is almost magical how the mind, once the association fibers begin their chain of connections, makes the needed bits of stored material available.

      By researching the works of the authors who wrote the bulk of Ute history - and by thir very kind permission to use those works -this book was made possible. Because the Ute people did not have a written language until the twentieth century, the only available history of them is that which was written by the white man.

    ( see all changes to this book’s description | see Sara W’s edits | report abuse )
  5. Sara W edited the description of We Shall Fall As The Leaves Monday, August 3 2009.

    • Once again the great knowledge about southwest Colorado gleaned by Howard Greager from fifty or more years of personal interviews with the area's "oltimers" has manifested itself in book form. With the help of at least a dozen authors about the Utes in early Colorado, he btaines enough background ingormation to form a nucleus for the blending of the many true historical events that he has tucked away in his memory. It is almost magical how the mind, once the association fibers begin their chain of connections, makes the needed bits of stored material available.

      By researching the works of the authors who wrote the bulk of Ute history - and by thir very kind permission to use those works -this book was made possible. Because the Ute people did not have a written language until the twentieth century, the only available history of them is that which was written by the white man.

    ( see all changes to this book’s description | see Sara W’s edits | report abuse )
  6. A Short History of Women

    Sara W edited the first sentence of A Short History of Women Thursday, July 23 2009.

    • Mum starved herself for suffrage, Grandmother claiming it was just like Mum to take a cause too far.
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  7. A Short History of Women

    Sara W edited the quotations of A Short History of Women Wednesday, July 22 2009.

    • Added a quotation: “I'm just trying to be real when everything is an approximation.Dorothy Townsend Barrett
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