Werewolves Among Us
By Melody Howey

   To begin with, black teenager Ashley Johnson isn't even sure she believes in werewolves, but she is looking forward to attending the "Fesitval of the Wolf" with her new Hispanic boyfriend. How could she know she would discover that werewolves are real? How could she imagine that she'd turn into one herself?

ISBN  1-59431-471-3         Teen / Horror / Easy Reading
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UncleTom's Cabin
The novel that, according to Abraham Lincoln, started the Civil War
by Harriet Beecher Stowe

   A must-read for any Black History library. Written in the 1850s this book makes liberal use of terms many will find offensive today,  yet it was innovative in its own times, depicting the cruelty of slavery in terms so moving that the general public became involved in the issue.
  Ironically, the name of title character who, as a Christian of deep and abiding faith, forgave those who persecuted him, has become in later days a synonym for those who lack the courage of their convictions.

ISBN 1-59431-    Historical Fiction/Heritage
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Cover Art by Louise Trellian                Our price  $ 3.50

ISBN 0-9706152-5-8    Fictional Biography/Heritage
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Cover Art by Louise Trellian                Our price  $ 5.50

Clan Gunn: Gerek
Book one of the Scottish Heritage Series
By Dorice Nelson

To become chief of his clan, Gerek Gunn must wed before his 30th birthday, an arranged marriage, but that was how things were done—or so Gerek thought until he met his bride.
   Catronia has no desire to wed any man and certainly not one known as the "Beast of Battle."   
   In disguise, Catronia flees, only to find  herself sharing a crofter's hut with the very man she ran from.

ISBN 978-1-59431-189-7     Historical Romance/Suspense
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Quetisi Remembers
The Story of a Cherokee Orphan Girl
By Dorothy Bible Kawaguchi

   Quetisi, a Cherokee orphan, is left on her own at the age of 12. She finds work as a servant, but is mistreated. How will she solve her problem.
   Quetisi can go backto the Cherokee family who took her in when her parents were murdered by General Scott's Army, but they barely have enough to eat. She knows that many of her people hid high in the Smoky Mountains. If she runs away, will she be able to find them? Can she survive on her own.

ISBN 1-59431-220-6   Heritage/Fictional Biography
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Tales of an Insignificant Dragon
By Marjorie Doughty

   Civilian families were in Vietnam before the military arrived and when Vietnam fell.... PDF only
    Much has been written about the role of the military, but little about other Americans, including women, who were there during the war. That American women were a part of the scene comes as a surprise to most people. They had to fight their own battles behind the lines while ordered to ignore the tragedy of war and "bombs bursting in air." It was difficult enough living in Vietnam as a cohesive family. But after evacuation from that country, lengthy separations from husbands who stayed behind to work sometimes resulted in strained relationships and/or divorces. But these women stood tall during the good and bad times.

.ISBN 978-1-59431-200-1     Heritage/Vietnam
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Morning Calm
By Grover C. Cooper

  The ancient name for Korea is Chosan, the land of the morning calm...This book is dedicated to all of the Americans who served their country when called, and did so willingly.  And dedicated especially to the brave flight nurses who constantly faced danger helping and reassuring the wounded and getting them back to safety.
  People today have long forgotten, or never understood, the importance and terrible implications of that early morning on June 25, 1950, when the morning calm was shattered by the surprise attack of the communist forces of North Korea across the 38th Parallel against South Korea and its protector, the United States. This is the story of a few of the many Americans - both soldiers and dedicated nurses - who stepped up to the mark when called upon and did their best for their country

ISBN 1-59431-249-4   Heritage/Korea
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Cover Art by Fannie Glass                              Price $5.50

Memoirs of a SlaveGirl
A Bonus Book, Free if you buy two other titles
By Harriet Jacobs

   Harriet Jacobs was born a slave, but didn't know she wasn't free until she was six—when the family fortunes changed.
From then on she lived every cruelty, degradation and family-destorying evil that comes with human bondage. Learn first-hand of her daring escape to the north, her fears that the Fugitive Slave Act would send her and her children back, and her triumph at finding freedom at last. A heritage book .

ISBN 1-59431-044-0  Heritage/Historical
Pages: 285. Media: PDF, HTML, RTF
Cover Art by Maggie Dix            Our Price $ 3.50                    

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