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It is never too late to learn a new skill, take a class, and leave your comfort zone. Yes, I know this can be frightening, for some of you, but what is even more alarming is seeing yourself twenty or thirty years down the road, thinking, "I wonder what would have happened if..."
By registering for the wrong college class, T.K. Banner emb
It is never too late to learn a new skill, take a class, and leave your comfort zone. Yes, I know this can be frightening, for some of you, but what is even more alarming is seeing yourself twenty or thirty years down the road, thinking, "I wonder what would have happened if..."
By registering for the wrong college class, T.K. Banner embarked on a learning and teaching journey she had never imagined possible. In the book, I’ve Get Class!, Terri shares life-shifting memories from her college days and multiple teaching and learning opportunities. This book is much more than a compilation of recollections. Each chapter includes her personal stories, "Points to Ponder," and "Helpful Hints" that open doors to understanding and inspire women to move forward through difficult situations. Let Terri be your navigator, as she shares her inspiring journey and how-to roadmap for women at the crossroads, ready for a new adventure.
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In 1986, an elderly, newly-widowed Fannie Wilson is thinking, as she often is, of how lucky she had been, despite enduring overwhelming challenges. Fingering the necklace she always wore—the twin of the one her great friend and platonic love of her life, Julia, had worn—she sits down at her typewriter, ready to reminisce about a well-liv
In 1986, an elderly, newly-widowed Fannie Wilson is thinking, as she often is, of how lucky she had been, despite enduring overwhelming challenges. Fingering the necklace she always wore—the twin of the one her great friend and platonic love of her life, Julia, had worn—she sits down at her typewriter, ready to reminisce about a well-lived life.
For three months, she relives the memories of her friendship, memories that transcended over four decades: the glamorous twenties, the Great Depression of the thirties, the war decade of the forties, and the postwar decade of the fifties.
From opposite sides of the country the two friends fought for justice for working women, abandoned and abducted children, and against discrimination. From losing everything in the Great Crash, they gained everything.
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Meet the Author
T.K. Banner is a passionate writer from British Columbia. With years of experience in education, she brings a unique perspective to her storytelling that captivates readers.