In Albuquerque, copies of Teresa's
books can be found at Page One. People everywhere
can enjoy her books by going online and purchasing a
copy at
Publish America,
Amazon.com. They also can be ordered by your local book
store. We hope you will pick up a copy today.
Interested in a signed copy of any of Teresa Allen's
books? Visit Page
One in Albuquerque, New Mexico or email
Teresa and request a signed
copy.
About No
Shame, No Blame
Teresa R. Allen's latest book, "No Shame, No Blame is an
account of my life when I was between the ages of five and
eight. I give personal accounts of my relationship with my
grandmother, who was the most influential person in my life
at that time. I give insight into lessons learned from those
experiences of time gone by.
The book also gives personal accounts of sibling rivalry,
the death of my grandmother, and sexual abuse. I always
offer suggestions and insights into each story. As a parent
myself, I am always looking for a better way to parent. The
title of the book is important to note, because I do not
feel shame, nor do I blame anyone for the mistakes that
where made. I choose to forgive, and not allow myself to be
a victim. I hope that the book helps you discover something
special about yourself."
About Laura, the Bichon Frise
Laura, the Bichon Frise, My New Home,
is an endearing story about how Laura is rescued and becomes a member of a new
family. She overcomes fears of being in a new family, and learns to
develop trust from her new owners. This is a wonderfully illustrated book
that every child should read. It helps children realize that animals feel,
think, and give love. Laura takes you on her journey into her new family
as she realizes that she is loved. This is one of six books about Laura,
her journeys, and lessons learned.
The Bichon Frise is a sweet little white dog
with a soft, fluffy coat and lively personality. This affectionate and sociable
dog makes a great companion, loves being part of the family and gets along well
with children. In the 16th century, the Bichon Frise became popular in the
French royal courts. They were used as circus performers in the past, but today
they are primarily a companion and show dog.
