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Fun! a Boyhood
I grew up in the '30s and '40s in an undeveloped suburb outside of Birmingham, Alabama. I was privileged to be born into a Coca-Cola family and had all the advantages, but my parents never coddled me and I was not over-protected. I was all boy--passionate about the woods, BB guns, firecrackers, bike riding and touch football, all of which played into the over-arching theme of my boyhood: having fun with my friends! I had a major talent for adventure and fun, and my parents gave me the freedom to develop this talent to the fullest. Fun! A Boyhood memorializes what was an extraordinarily joyful time in my life, along with some of the people and dogs who gave me so much love and friendship. Although this memoir is not great literature, I recommend it to anyone who wants to remember--or to younger people who want to know--whatit was like growing up in a simpler time. This is how it was...back then.
My Brother's Story
Set in the South in the 1930s, Johnny and Will are identical twin boys who are separated at an early age. Will is part of a happy, well-off family near Birmingham, Ala. In Tennessee, Johnny is trying to survive neglect and abuse at the hands of his mean-spirited aunt.
My Brother's Story
"My Brother's Story by Allen Johnson, Jr., is the first of three adventure stories from Blackwater Novels ... The Blackwater novels are set in the 1930s along the fictional Blackwater River and Blackwater Swamp near the fictional town of Turpentine, Georgia and in the countryside near Birmingham, Alabama. The books follow the lives and the families of identical twins, Will and Johnny Jennison, Raddiker Fox and Abraham Lincoln Fraiser--known as Linc--a black man who lives deep in the Blackwater Swamp. My Brother's Story is the first of three novels which introduce identical twins Johnny and Will who are orphaned and separated as toddlers. Johnny is adopted by an abusive aunt in Tennessee; Wil...
Easter With The Johnsons “A 768 Celebration
“Easter With the Johnsons: A 768 Celebration” is the second heart warming story about an African American family living in the Huntersvile section of Norfolk, Virginia. It celebrates the fun-filled Easter traditions held by a black family during the fifties. This narrative tells about the challenges faced by a family with a sick child dealing with Rheumatic fever. While in crisis, the importance and meaning of the Easter holiday is reflected. The events that lead up to the celebration of Resurrection Sunday will fill your heart with love, joy, and thanksgiving. This is a wonderful story for children and adults , as well.
The Christmas Tree Express
Twin school bullies threaten to disrupt the peaceful, rural Vermont world of teen T.J. Flint at the beginning of Allen Johnson, Jr.'s new novel for intermediate readers, THE CHRISTMAS TREE EXPRESS. This tension sets the stage for a summer of adventure for T.J. & his best friend Sally. From their rescue of sled-dog Silver to a train ride with T.J.'s grandfather, a retired train engineer, to the rescue of the bullies themselves in a real cliff-hanger, to working alongside Dad on a real Christmas tree farm, T.J. & Sally's experiences define the depth of their rural life. Neither rich or privileged materially, T.J.'s prevailing thought on Christmas Eve is to count his blessings. At a glance, this book is a fun adventure story that offers a view of rural New England life. More importantly, at its depth, THE CHRISTMAS TREE EXPRESS is an invitation--to a place where family & community values not only still exist, but are shown to provide happiness, success & meaning to the lives of ALL of the characters. To order THE CHRISTMAS TREE EXPRESS, contact Southern Publishers Group by calling 1-800-628-0903.
Christmas With The Johnsons “A 768 Celebration”
A wonderful Christmas story that gives the life experiences of the Johnson family in their home. Beautifully written and illustrated to show Christmas as a life changing situation. In this loving and shocking story, the story will grab you by the soul and hold you captive to the very last page. "A happy family, deceptively playful at times, this brave book is a stark reminder that truth is often stranger than fiction." – We share our Christmas memories with you as if there's only the two of us having a very private conversation. Our story will make you cry, laugh and sometimes make you angry. Its a collection of inspirational Christmas thoughts that reminds you of what the Christmas season is all about: giving, love, and cheer.
Yolanda The Enchantress
This story is set in Africa’s colonial past, Yolanda The Enchantress is full of romance, drama, and humor. Vivid, expertly crafted characters make this novel more than memorable—is unforgettable. “Yolanda The Enchantress” Is about the settling of the African wilderness in its simplest form; it is also a love story, one man trying to decide between two women, a young Zulu girl and a beautiful widow, settling the Congo with her brothers. Dominique de Salvo a soldier in the Portuguese army is forced to capture a young African girl. Yolanda had lived with her Zulu relative all her life. Dominique is determines to take her to her relatives - if he can find them. However, Dominique also ha...
Pop And Gloria’s Walk In The Garden
This book is about bugs living in our gardens and what they do. Some bugs are pollinators... Insects, bees, butterflies, flies, and moths, pollinate the flowers in our garden's. Some bugs are called predators, because they eliminate pest by eating them. Some bugs lay their eggs on plants or in the other bugs, and when their eggs hatch, their larvae feed on host insects. There are beneficial insect and bugs in our gardens, ants, bees, beetles, butterflies, flies, moths, and wasps. Bats, birds, other types of animals, and wind also pollinate plants in our garden.
Chief Amado Returns Home
In a jungle village high up on Ghost Mountain, the people were happy and lived well, their leader was Chief Amado. The chief told stories and had words of wisdom. All of the people in his village loved his stories which left everybody around him hypnotized. For years nothing exciting happened in the village. Then one day a man wandered into their village, saying he'd gotten lost in the jungle and asked for something to eat. After he had eaten, he told the people of Ghost Mountain how he felt about them, He told them that people in neighboring villages were starving and had nothing. The man’s words and attitude were aggressive and violent, but Chief Amado said he would go to the nearest vil...
