Nonfiction
Stories from the Rolodex
Everyone knows Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein of Watergate fame and the bringing down of President Nixon. Who you don't know are the equally talented journalists who worked the stories of that generation, and you read in your morning newspaper. Stories from the Rolodex: Conversations with New England Newsmakers and United Press International Journalists puts a name and a face on the journalists who brought you headline stories. Every newspaper reader has read the stories that came to us through wire services with credits like 'by United Press International' or 'by Associated Press.' Nameless, faceless writers were working in the deep South or on a dessert battlefield looking to do nothing more than to get the truth out.
Stories from the Rolodex: Conversations with New England Newsmakers and United Press International Journalists explores how good journalism is investigated and written through anecdotes of major stories reported by United Press International journalists in the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.
Children's Fiction
The Secret Life of Leaves
Did you know that leaves have a secret life? They do. In the autumn, their colors return and they gain their freedom. Follow the journey of the leaves.
Patriotic
My Name is GLORY
My name is
Glory
and I have a question for you.
Do you know who I am?
Do you know how I live in your life and live for you?
You should.
So, I won’t remind you of why there are 50 stars on a blue background and why there are seven red stripes and six white stripes.
If you are unsure, explore and discover the answers for yourself. Learn about me.
Children's Fiction
Adventures of the Friends -
Saving Mousey
Enjoy the adventures of Super-Hero Bob, Kitty Little, Dusty Bunny, Cool Shirt Sam and all the other friends in The Adventures of the Friends as they sneak out of their bedroom to save Mousey from Big Bud Bailey, the huge German Shepherd with the very snarly teeth.
Will they get downstairs in time before Big Bud Bailey has a chance to eat Mousey?? We sure hope so but you will have to read the story to find out what happens.