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Also by Marilyn Celeste Morris:

The Unexplored Heart, October 2011
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Once a Brat, Always a Brat, October 2010
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Sabbath's House, October 2009
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Sabbath's Gift, October 2009
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My Ashes of Dead Lovers Grarage Sele, March 2009
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Forces Of Nature, September 2008
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The Women Of Camp Sobingo, June 2008
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Sabbath's Room, December 2001
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Once a Brat, Always a Brat
Marilyn Celeste Morris

Memoirs of a post WWIi army dependent with stories from other Brats

Vanilla Heart Publishing
October 2010
On Sale: October 1, 2010
200 pages
ISBN: 1935407694
EAN: 9781935407690
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Non-Fiction Memoir

Brat: Def: (1) An unruly child Def: (2) A child of the military We wear the Brat name with pride. Those who argue that the term is demeaning simply don t understand. Once a Brat, Always a Brat is not intended to be a serious study of children of the military. It is neither an apology nor a rallying cry for our unique experiences. While some of my fellow Military Brats, missionary kids, children of the diplomatic corps, oil company employees offspring and others raised outside their home country may find similarities in my narrative, I must emphasize that the first part of this book is based solely on events transpiring between 1938 and 1958, with comments on how the Military Brat experience affected my life. Other Military Brats have contributed to this book, writing about their experiences in their own words. A Resources section is included for those who are seeking information about the various organizations who can offer advice and counsel to our current Military Brats and their families.

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