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1 comments about The Heart of Joshua.

1. This book is truly from the heart. The author takes the reader on a journey of tears and laughter that brings empathy for those who have ever had to traverse the unfamiliar world of hospitals, special needs and changed relationships.

   Though the book was published in 1987, it is a timeles story of the evolution of a woman and how emotional pain brought positive transformation to her life.

   I highly recommend it. Dawn Fuller is truly a rennisance woman; a role model for us all in how to handle joy and tragedy with grace.

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1 comments about Why Doc Holliday Left Georgia.

1. I've read several historical books about Doc Holliday and his family. The book by Gene Carlisle, "Why Doc Holliday Left Georgia" has got to be the WORST book on Doc Holliday I've read. It is filled with long drawn out court transcripts that have NOTHING to do with Doc Holliday and very little to do with his family. When Carlisle is not boring you with blow-by-blow court transcripts, he is filling in supposed historical information about Doc with words like, "We can only imagine" or "Doc probably". There is very little FACT-BASED information on Doc in this book. My personal favorite was Carlisle's assumption that a newly graduated Dr. John H. Holliday showed up for work drunk, hung over with a whore on his arm. All this is speculated because the Dentist Doc worked under in Atlanta moved his office to a larger location,thus ending his working relationship with Doc. John Henry Holliday was born to an upperclass well educated and refined Southern Family. He would have NEVER come to work drunk. Especially since he had just graduated dental school and was anxious to start his career. If Doc Holliday fans want to read a true and accurate account of the famous dentist they should read Gary L Roberts' Book (Doc Holliday: The Life and Legend) or Karen Holliday Tanner's Book (Doc Holliday: A Family Portrait). Don't waste your money like I did and purchased G. Carlisle's Book.

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