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Set during the American Revolution, this story features notable battles from that time. Julia Townset, an unhappy bride, is accompanying her military husband to America with plans of him killing her there.A Seneca Indian has been recruited by her husband to lead his army through the wilderness, with intentions of implicating him as her murderer.Unbeknownst to him, a romance blossoms between the two as his wife teaches Ki (the Seneca) literacy. In this story you'll find forbidden love and adventure that can be both heart wrenching and tender.

What makes HEROES unique is that author Ralph Wimbish puts himself into many of his stories, a perspective we do not often see in sports writing today. Wimbish's recollections of the sports figures he met as a youngster and later in a 37-year career as a newspaperman make for riveting reading. His father was Dr. Ralph M. Wimbish, a prominent figure in the NAACP's efforts to rid the South of racial discrimination in the late '50s and early '60s. Wimbish the writer has some interesting observations and previously untold stories about Black athletes such as Jackie Robinson, Curt Flood, Elston Howard, Tiger Woods and others. HEROES is a collection of stories about stories - sitting with 1956 perfect-game pitcher Don Larsen while watching David Cone's 1999 perfect game is a perfect example. These are stories you wish you had been able to read earlier. Now you can.

Follow the adventures of Lambkin, a clever kittywho occasionally needs help from her friends. Children and adults alike will fall in love withLambkin's winsome wit, her kitty capers, andher feminine feline sensibilities, and they willlearn the importance of respecting animalslarge and small.

Max and Taylor romp through antics that turn their home upside down. The delightful illustrations of their escapades will leave readers chuckling. A perfect chapter book for kids, parents, teachers, and for libraries.

Glenda Ann Turner Holloway is a freelance writer who has been maintaining a historical account of her life's journey for more than a quarter of a century in journals. In From Then Until Now, Holloway recounts her earliest memories of growing up in rural, southeast Alabama to recent years. This memoir uncovers true, sometimes painful events that Holloway experienced across the span of her life. Although her early years were capsuled in an environment impoverished by inequality and disparity, Holloway recognizes that family love abounds and overpowers the odds of afflictions and trials attributed to a segregated South. Identifying similarities of events that occurred in years past with those unfolding in today's times, Holloway engrosses her readers with her experiences that are triumphed by promoting love, integrity, self-confidence, and empowerment. Holloway reveals how she leaned upon many of life's cherished lessons as she nurtured and supported her own family and surrounding community.