Author's e-books - baby. Page - 2
"The land was sparse, dry, covered in Maquis shrub; juniper, myrtle, dwarf pine, wild rosemary. They were all more all or less aromatic, the beating sun releasing a heady scent into the air. He walked down the track, his boots crunching on gravel. In the bay below, the sea, a bright Mediterranean blue lazily caressed the cliffs. He was searching for geckos β sunny days brought them out to bask. Cold rendered them inactive. He thought of his wife. She was like that. Back in Manchester sheβd
When I was almost 10, my little brother was born 3 months premature. In the NICU for two months, he was off limits for me. I wasn't able to see him until he came home, but my mother told us the stories and showed us pictures. Now, you wouldn't guess what his first two months were like. He has developed without any of the complications that the doctors were expecting, and he's one of the sweetest boys I've ever met.
Baby Annie gets her first glass of eggnog.
Benji is abducted from his cot. His parents, Sharon and Phil Baker ride an emotional roller-coaster: Police interrogation and suspicion, media and press surrounding their home. All they want to do is find their little boy - alive.
"The land was sparse, dry, covered in Maquis shrub; juniper, myrtle, dwarf pine, wild rosemary. They were all more all or less aromatic, the beating sun releasing a heady scent into the air. He walked down the track, his boots crunching on gravel. In the bay below, the sea, a bright Mediterranean blue lazily caressed the cliffs. He was searching for geckos β sunny days brought them out to bask. Cold rendered them inactive. He thought of his wife. She was like that. Back in Manchester sheβd
When I was almost 10, my little brother was born 3 months premature. In the NICU for two months, he was off limits for me. I wasn't able to see him until he came home, but my mother told us the stories and showed us pictures. Now, you wouldn't guess what his first two months were like. He has developed without any of the complications that the doctors were expecting, and he's one of the sweetest boys I've ever met.
Baby Annie gets her first glass of eggnog.
Benji is abducted from his cot. His parents, Sharon and Phil Baker ride an emotional roller-coaster: Police interrogation and suspicion, media and press surrounding their home. All they want to do is find their little boy - alive.