Motley’s Adventures was first published in 1984 within the story of Motley the Spotted Pony Foal. Shelty and the Race was published in 1996. Both books received excellent Reviews including Australia's Reading Time Review. Both books have been updated, illustrated in colour and published in new editions in 2024. Carmel has six Children’s Books in print. Motley the Spotted Pony Foal 1984 Motley the Spotted Pony Foal. New Edition 2024 Motley’s Adventures. New Edition. 2024 Shelty and the Race 1996 Shelty and the Race. New Edition 2024 Zany the Saddest Little Donkey 2024.

Zoe, Gracie and Tuxie Motley pause downstage peering out at the excited crowd in the Mosh Pit as the lights dance and the music blares their introduction for Season 3 of the Scratching Post. Taking their finals bows in the spotlights they hurry back to join world famous host Trip Tripod. As the young feline sisters become more comfortable on stage with every episode they film behind the scenes a different story emerges. Strange prey birds arrive in the skies above the studios bringing both fear and imminent danger to all. Gracie Motley holds a secret, which is the key to their sudden appearance. Everyone around her can see she holds answers. Help arrives from a mysterious shadow group known as the WCB causing much discomfort for those working in the background. Gracie prepares her confession, fearful she will be blamed for any mayhem.

Motley's Adventures was first published in 1984 within the story of Motley the Spotted Pony Foal. Shelty and the Race was published in 1996. Both books received excellent Reviews including Australia's Reading Time Review. Both books have been updated, illustrated in colour and published in new editions in 2024. Carmel has six Children's Books in print. Motley the Spotted Pony Foal 1984 Motley the Spotted Pony Foal. New Edition 2024 Motley's Adventures. New Edition. 2024 Shelty and the Race 1996 Shelty and the Race. New Edition 2024 Zany the Saddest Little Donkey 2024.

Reproduction of the original.

The original book, Motley the Spotted Pony Foal has been updated and published in 2 editions in 2024 and includes exciting colour illustrations. The first edition in 1984 with delightful pencil illustrations received excellent reviews including The Children’s Book Council, Reading Time Review. Vol. 32. No. 4. “The Language flows easily and the book is easy to read aloud....... Recommended for young horse lovers.” Carmel currently has 6 children’s books in print. Zany the Saddest Little Donkey 2024 Shelty and the Race 1996 Shelty and the Race. New Edition 2024 Motley the Spotted Pony Foal 1984 Motley the Spotted Pony Foal New Edition 2024 Motley’s Adventures. New Edition 2024.

One mother’s touching memoir of the adventures and hardships she faced while raising a family internationally for over 20 years. After more than twenty years living abroad—sixteen addresses, eight countries, and five different languages—writer Melissa Bradford shares a fantastic journey of motherhood that will inspire any family. Follow this family of six on their passage—extraordinary, hilarious and heartbreakingly poignant—from Bright Lights (of New York City) to the Northern Lights (of Norway) to the City of Light (Paris) to the speed-of-light of the Autobahn (in Munich). Continue deep into the tropics of Southeast Asia (Singapore) and end your voyage in the heights of the Swiss Alps (Geneva). As varied as the topography—the craggy fjords, the meandering Seine, the black forests, the muggy tropics, the soaring Alps—this international tale traverses everything from giving birth in a château in Versailles to living on an island in a fjord. From singing jazz on national Norwegian T.V. to judging an Indonesian beauty contest. From navigating the labyrinth of French bureaucracy and the traffic patterns of Singapore to sitting around a big pine table where the whole family learns languages, cultures, and cuisines—where they learn to love this complex world and, most importantly, each other. Praise for Global Mom “A stunning picture of life.” —The Deseret News “Here is a rich, frank and funny book in which the essentials of family and friendship and community are combined with interesting travelogue and the best kind of spiritual writing. In short, this is a book about love.” —Kate Braestrup, New York Times–bestselling author of Here If You Need Me “A brilliant hero's journey highlighting the challenges and triumphs of motherhood under unique cross-cultural circumstances. With honesty, sensitivity, and humor, Dalton-Bradford is a role model for all parents who will be relocating with children, especially those who will relocate for their spouse’s career.” —Paula Caligiuri, PhD, author of Cultural Agility: Building a Pipeline of Successful Global Professionals

"The second child of Thomas Motley and Anna Lothrop [daughter of Rev. John Lothrop and Elizabeth Checkley] was John Lothrop Motley, born in Dorchester, now part of Boston, 15th April 1814. ... [He] married on the 2nd March 1837. His wife was Mary, daughter of Mr. Park Benjamin."--P. 9. Their early married life " was passed partly in Boston, but principally at a cottage built for them by Mr. Thomas Motley on his estate of Riverdale near Boston."--P. 19. John Lothrop Motley began his government service as Secretary of Legation at St. Petersburg. He was later appointed by President Abraham Lincoln to serve as United States Minister to the Court of Austria in 1861. His career also included service in England and the Netherlands. His diplomatic contacts were numerous. Mary Motley died in 1874. John Lothrop Motley died at the home of " ... his daughter, Mrs. Sheridan, at Kingston Russell House, Dorsetshire"--P. 301 on 29 May, 1877. "My father's descendants, his grandchildren and great grandchildren are all English."--Pref. as stated by Susan St. John Mildmay, daughter of John Lothrop and Mary Benjamin Motley. Descendants and relatives lived in Massachusetts, England and elsewhere.