America, of Thee I Sing is a story about a rural Mississippi family's life prior to the onset of the Great Depression and up through the post war years of the 1950's. As the story progresses throughout that time period, historical facts are woven into the mystery that plagued Rose Barrow and her entire family. It will be found to be of interest to history buffs, mystery fans, and readers who cherish human interest stories, as well as horse lovers and fans of the Sport of Kings. It is a tribute to the brave men and women who have sacrificed their lives, and to the ones that now lay their lives on the line in defense of our great country. Lastly, it is a homage to the United States of America, the land of the free and the brave. May God bless and preserve this great country of ours.
The book introduces the young reader to the process that bees go through to produce honey. It also gives insight into some of life's problems, and lastly allows them to realize the importance of the role the bee plays in the production of our food supply.
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