The Rainbow Follows the Storm: How to Obtain Inner Peace by Connecting With Angels and Deceased Loved Ones

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The Rainbow Follows the Storm: How to Obtain Inner Peace by Connecting With Angels and Deceased Loved Ones
Karen Noe
Manufacturer: Blue Dolphin Publishing, Inc
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 1577331478
Release Date: 2005-03-05

Book Description

Karen Noe was strongly guided by the angels to write The Rainbow Follows the Storm to bring comfort and laughter to those who want to know about what happens to our souls after we cross over to the other side.

Part I, "Opening Up to the Spiritual Realm," recounts the author's spiritual journey and how she became a spiritual medium after experiencing the light and receiving a life-changing message. It includes real stories of messages she has received from those who have crossed over, showing that our souls really do survive and keep the same personality.

Part II, "How to Connect with the Other side," details what the reader can do to receive messages from angels and deceased loved ones.

Part III, "Is This All There Is?" incorporates various related spiritual topics, including God, the Angels, reincarnation, the human spirit, life on other planets, and healing.

Part IV, "May Peace Prevail on Earth," is perhaps the most important. At this very critical period on earth, the oneness of all life means we can create peace within our hearts first, and then peace throughout the entire universe.

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Wonderful book!.......2006-08-23

When I saw the cover of this book that was coming out I knew I had to have it! I was right ..I read this book in one day..The Rainbow follows the storm is very inspiring and makes you feel warm knowing our loved ones are truley with us and our angels are just a thought away...She really opened me up even more with her knowledge and teachings of angels.Thank you Karen! I highly recommend this book to anyone wanting to know about angels and the other side!

A book that changes lives.......2005-08-06

Do you feel alone? depressed? or in a world of hopelessness? The rainbow follows the storm is a book that helped me realize we are never alone. Our angels are always with us. God bless these books with spiritual knowledge, they finally make the world seem right to me. This book is definately one of them. I would reccomend this to anyone wanting to know the secrets to life, or just looking for a way to find peace from within. i give it 5 stars.

An Entertaining and Uplifting Book!.......2005-06-27

The Rainbow Follows the Storm is a truely inspirational book. The personal accounts portrayed by Ms. Noe leave the reader both entertained and inspired to know there is truely life on the other side. This book opens up the reader's mind and leaves no room for doubt that life goes on forever.

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Connecting Rainbows
Bob Stanish
Manufacturer: Good Apple Inc
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 0866530819

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This is the series for the hundreds of thousands of people -- from student to corporate executives -- who will move this year. Practical, hip, authoritative, they're part activity guide, part restaurant resource, and part pocket navigator. Included is basic information on finding or renting a home, tips on schools and neighborhoods, fun facts on going out -- the kind of advice that only an insider can provide. Also included are tips and lively sidebars that help residents uncover the real heart and soul of their city, such as: Offbeat facts and city history The inside scoop on getting basic services fast -- from garbage collection to cable TV The best places for jogging, biking, or walking the dog Museums, movie theaters, and other cultural listings, including addresses and phone numbers Tips on lining up daycare, doctors, and other essential services Sidebars featuring entertaining quotes and trivia, including local slang -- The Loop, the Lake, the El. Settling into a city also means learning its buzzwords and distinctive landmarks This guide does the legwork, providing information you need to settle into the "Windy City."

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Disappointing.......2002-06-24

I bought this book before moving to Chicago six months ago and it has been almost a total lack of help for anything I've tried to use it for. For starters, the neighborhood information is completely out-of-date (I passed up good neighborhoods because of this book!). And unbelievably, this book for NEWCOMERS lacks a comprehensive index and instead organizes everything by neighborhoods. In other words, if you want to know where any major landmark is, you have to look it up by neighborhood--but wait, you don't know the neighborhoods yet because you're new. This was a real brainstorm by whoever organized this book, and it's a real fun way to waste 20 minutes when you're just trying to find an address. There is decent information here, but I can never find any of it when I need to. My advice: skip this title and go straight for Fodor's Cityguide Chicago or The Unofficial Guide to Chicago, both excellent guides with clearly organized and updated information. They would both be loads of help to a newcomer.

Sloppy and full of errors.......2002-06-21

Was this book edited at all? It reads as though it was written in one weekend, with no references other than the Yellow Pages. For example, the author "helpfully" provides us with a listing of good temp agencies--suspiciously, every single one begins with the letter "A". You have to wonder if any real research was done in other parts of the book, or if the author just copied down names and addresses from the phone book (as she clearly did in this section). The writing is repetitive and full of generalizations, and many of her "facts" are just plain wrong. I moved to Chicago three years ago, and I wish I hadn't had this book then.

Not for suburbs!.......1999-04-28

Not a bad guide ... *if* you're moving to the city. Suburbs are not covered at all, except for some off-handed remarks about the "hinterlands".

Also had some errors in radio station listings.

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Magical ponies create the first snowfall of winterOn a cold, gray day, Old Man Winter leads his snow ponies outside. "Are you ready?" he asks. Yes! Faster and faster the ponies gallop. Everything they touch turns white with snow as they bring winter to the forest and field.At last the ponies tire, and Old Man Winter settles them down for the night in their cozy barn. Outside, the world is covered with a soft white blanket. Winter has come at last.Simple, poetic text and evocative illustrations capture the magic of winter's first snowfall.

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To become a classic?.......2006-12-20

This book was published in 2001. I hope it will become a classic which stays in print for generations. When you buy a copy, you might want to buy two (and save one of them for the next generation) in case it goes out of print as so many books do. I agree with the many enthusiastic comments by the other reviewers.

It is delightful........2003-06-12

This book is a delight to the eye, the ear, the imagination, and feelings. Wow! I already summed it up. The pictures are captivating. The poetic text is fun to read and to hear. The imaginary part, the poetic nature, and feelings remind me of 10,000 White Horses by Betsy B. Lee where a child pretends that the foam in the waves contains white horses which she will catch and ride to shore. I think I enjoy both of these books as much as the children do. Like my title of my review says: it is delightful.

Delightful, Magical, Sure to Be Much Loved By Child & Adult.......2002-04-20

Developing Storytime Programs for children ranging in ages from two to age five, it can be a challange to locate a book which captures the interest of the youngest ones, and gives the older children a "message" they can walk away with.

Snow Ponies worked wonderfully with all age levels. The youngest were mesmerized by the life-like illustrations done by Jason Cockcroft. The older children at the end of the reading galloped, danced and nickered, imitating the ponies' play.

Cynthia Cotten's magical message of 'Old Man Winter' left all captivated and spellbound. We all viewed snow much more positively! Snow Ponies was a delight to present to an audience.

Delightful, Magical, Sure to Be Much Loved By Child & Adult.......2002-04-20

Snow Ponies worked wonderfully with all age levels. The youngest were mesmerized by the life-like illustrations done by Jason Cockcroft. The older children at the end of the reading gallloped, danced and nickered, imitating the ponies' play.

Cynthia Cotten's magical message of 'Old Man Winter' left all captivated and spellbound. We all viewed snow much more positively! Snow Ponies was a delight to present to an audience.

Great Read Aloud.......2001-12-18

Shared (in groups of thirty) with five hundred students 4th -6th grade. Beautiful illustrations capture the magical frolicing of Snow Ponies released by Old Man Winter. The rhythm of a winter storm is felt in this simple tale. Adults smile. Children love it.

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The Snow Pony
Great Story
The Most Wonderful Book Ever!
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The Snow Pony

The Snow Pony
Alison Lester
Manufacturer: Houghton Mifflin/Walter Lorraine Books
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Paperback

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ASIN: 0618771255

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Three years of drought have reduced the Rileys' farm to a dirt patch
and strained the family to the breaking point. Dusty's only consolation
is her wild and beautiful horse, the Snow Pony. Together they
seem unstoppable. But when sudden violence erupts during a trip up
to the mountains, Dusty and her horse find themselves tested as
never before.

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The Snow Pony.......2007-03-16

I agree with Dressage Wanabe. This book is good, but not for very young readers. When Dusty's father begins to become an alcoholic and there are some scenes that I would rather not relive, they would signify that this book shouldn't be read by younger readers. Personally, if I had known one of those parts was in there, I would have skipped over it.

And yes, the beginning was a little slow. However, I liked this book. After a prolonged drought, Dusty and her family are in the pits of financial trouble. When Dusty begins competing on the Snow Pony, however, income begins to come back into the family account. Dusty's best friend Sally goes off to boarding school and they begin to slowly seperate, like two friends just drifting away. As things become worse in Dusty's life, including school, financial problems, her father drinking alcohol, ect., Dusty finds that her consolation is in a beautiful mare that only she can ride. Together, the two battle through tough times and end up overcoming one of the biggest challenges of them all.

I think this a good book. I gave it only four stars for some of the mature content, but besides that, mature readers should be able to enjoy this book. Especially if they like horses or reading about family difficulties. Or both!

Great Story.......2007-01-06

A wonderfully written story for anyone who loves horses. My daughter and I read this book together. We had to look up some of the Australian slang words and some of the "scenes" were a bit mature for a pre-teen (family strife involving an alcoholic dad and sexual fondling of a young girl). We picked this book up after reading Alison Lester's other horse book, The Quicksand Pony, which was also very enjoyable - and more appropriate for a younger reader. Although we both enjoyed The Snow Pony, I would recommend it only for the more mature reader.

The Most Wonderful Book Ever!.......2006-05-23

I thought the book was excellent, I could not put it down! There was an exciting part in every section of the book, I could not believe what happened in the middle of the book. The beginning of the book was kind of slow, but it will pick up, trust me. Anyways, about the book, there is a girl named Dusty, she has a brother, a dad, and a mom. Dusty's mom is in show jumping, she trains horses to show jump at their house. Her dad, Jack is a hard worker on their farm. Dusty, her dad, and her little brother go up to the cabin and see a beautiful horse and her mate. Dusty and her father watched them run in the snow, that's how dusty got the perfect horse. Dusty's mother trained the snow pony to jump and she could jump like no other horses in the world could. Well that's all that I'm going to say. Anyone who likes horses this is the book for you. Have fun reading, I'm sure you won't put this thrilling book down.

Great.......2004-06-14

I gotta tell you Dusty is an interesting charcter. She's alot like her father but is much stronger than him in ways of the heart and helps comfort her whole family during the tough times that come in the book while being a teenage girl. She is really inspiring how she never gives up on the snow pony and I must tell you if you want a heartwarming story but one where bonds are constantly being pushed then you'll love this book, you have my word on it.

The Snow Pony.......2003-03-23

I loved the book it had a few boring bits but it was still exciting.Its a fantastic book and probaly my favourite!!!!!

Hoofprints in the Snow (Thoroughbred #56)

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what??????
I dont know....
great book
A mystery horse in beartooth mountains!
Great Book!!

Hoofprints in the Snow (Thoroughbred #56)
Joanna Campbell
Manufacturer: HarperEntertainment
ProductGroup: Book
Binding: Mass Market Paperback

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ASIN: 0060090480
Release Date: 2002-12-03

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Hoofprints in the Snow features a heart–stopping mystery in Wyoming. Fans will be on the edge of their saddles!

Lyssa Hynde knows the Wyoming winters are cold, lonely, and dangerous. But she wouldn't give them up for anything. There's nothing she likes better than to gallop her three–day event horse, Blue, through knee–high fresh powder.

One day when she's out for her morning ride, Lyssa follows a trail of mysterious hoof prints that take her high into the mountains. Climbing a snowdrift, she and Blue set off an avalanche that builds in force as it heads straight for her ranch.

Will Lyssa make it home in time to warn her family and save the other animals? Will she find the mystery horse that led her astray in the first place?

Ages 8+

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what??????.......2005-12-24

what happened to racing? is this before cassidy moved to kentucky? or is it after? help me pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeeee. i don't get it

I dont know...........2003-12-31

How did this fit in with the series?

On the cover, Blue (or so I think it's Blue) is seen as being well formed and rather attractive. This is NOT how he is portrayed in the book.
Unfortunately, this book has nothing to do with the rest of the Thoroughbred series, and there is no connection, unless you count Lyssa thinking about Parker and Christina. Lyssa is chasing after a stolen horse, but it ends up the way most books end up- Lyssa ends up liking the thief.
In this book it is revealed that Mitch, the cowhand, actually has a girlfriend, so he and Lyssa won't be getting together anytime soon, unlike what most people thought no thanks to Star's Chance.
This book gets unrealistic like all the TB series- Tony Ransom, the thief, leads Mystic, a lame mare, up a mountain. No no no, this would most definitely not happen in real life. A lame horse could barely walk three meters without being in pain. Lyssa also rides Blue up and down a mountain- big no no. I am an eventer, and I know for a fact that riding a horse up and down a mountain can lead to a serious risk of fracturing a bone or nerve. Lyssa, an eventing pro, should know better than to endanger Blue.
So all in all, its a pretty good read, but watch out for the things that you know aren't true.

great book.......2003-12-06

this book is about Lyssa Hynde, an eventer who lives on a ranch with her family in Wyoming. One day when Lyssa is out Riding her horse Blue, she sees some hoofprints in the snow. She decides to follow them and is lead to the school where she meets a mysterious guy who tells her to get lost. Lyssa gets curious about who the guy is and what hes doing so she decides to follow him up the mountain. But while she is up their she sets off an avalanche which heads staight for her ranch. Will lyssa get home in time to warn her family and will she find out what the mysterious stranger is up to? Read to find out.
I think this book is great and very well written. A MUST read for all horse lovers. The only thing I didn't like about it was that it was written after TB #50 but set before it.

A mystery horse in beartooth mountains!.......2003-04-25

Lisa hynde and her horse Blue.Love to gallop threw fresh snow. But one day when Lisa and blue are galloping they find fresh hoofprints!The hoofprints lead to the highschool. Lisa was hot on the trail.The hoofprints led to a storige shed behind the highschool. As Lisa and Blue near the shed A mysterius boy jumps out infront of them. He tells Lisa to leave and never come back!But the next day Lisa comes back.But she finds the shed emty but theres a trail of fresh hoofprints. Lisa desides to follow them. The hoofprints lead to Beartooth Mountains. Lisa knows how dangerus the moutain trail is this time of year.But curiosity overcomes her and she takes Blue up the trail. But the tracks lead farther up the trail than Lisa expected. Then Blue brakes a branch and starts an avilanche!It heads strait for Lisa's ranch! This book is thrilling myterius and over all great!

Great Book!!.......2003-01-05

This book was one of my favorites. But I don't get it, in book #50 it was Rolex now Lyssa's training for Rolex. What's up with that? Even though it didn't make sense this book grabbed me from the start. I read the whole thing the afternoon I got it. This is a great book if you like danger and exeitment and you don't mind a little confusion (about Rolex) than this book's for you.

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Sheltie and the Snow Pony (Pony Days)

Manufacturer: Scholastic, Inc.
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Binding: Paperback
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ASIN: 0439688876

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The last Thing the Emma and Sheltie expect to find during their ride on the snowy fielsds is a very thin pony, tethered and left to fend for himself. All alone in the cold weather, the pony is suffering badly, It's up to Emma and Sheltie to rescue him, but will they get there in time?

Winter Special: Snow Bandits (Magic Pony)

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Winter Special: Snow Bandits (Magic Pony)
Elizabeth Lindsay
Manufacturer: Scholastic Young Hippo
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The Abode of Snow
Andrew Wilson
Manufacturer: Long Riders' Guild Press
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Equine Fitness: The Care and Training of the Athletic Horse

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Equine Fitness: The Care and Training of the Athletic Horse
David H. Snow , and Colin J. Vogel
Manufacturer: David & Charles
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My Magical Pony: Midnight Snow (My Magical Pony)
Jenny Oldfield
Manufacturer: Hodder Headline
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ASIN: 0340910763

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Ice and snow cover Hartfell, cutting off the Lewis family who live high on the moor. Krista and Shining Star fly to the rescue. But will the harsh grip of winter defeat them?

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Sheltie and the Snow Pony
Peter Clover
Manufacturer: Scholastic, Inc.
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